S1.E5 ∙ Episode #1.5

Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall challenges three best mates Tim, Thom and Trevor to survive for 5 weeks with no money, travelling from River Cottage in Devon to Lands End in a converted electric milk-float, Daisy.

In Bautzen, many residents accuse the media of portraying their town as an extreme right-wing stronghold. In the offices of the Sächsische Zeitung, verbal attacks against journalists are becoming more and more frequent. In the face of self-proclaimed "alternative media" platforms, the fact-checking and counterpoints offered by traditional journalism are more necessary than ever. Aimed at the conservative electorate, these new sites, such as Ostsachsen TV, openly give visibility to the most right-wing candidates, including the identity movement.

Beginning with the rise of partisan politics and the unexpected origins of the Monica Lewinsky scandal, the origins of today's world are explored by investigating the rise of gay rights, the fall of traditional media, the move from offline to online, and the unseen rise of a global terror network.

The documentary series revolves around a family, a 'Kaavadi' maker, and an actress who embark on a remarkable spiritual journey to understand their devotion towards Lord Muruga.