SUnknownAn Invitation to Not Struggle

a new series taking a look at the varying definitions of what it means to be an American.

Julia Bradbury walks along some of the disused railway tracks of Britain's lost railway empire.

Two hugely popular, award winning TV ONE series together in one pack. Marcus Lush, one of New Zealands favourite broadcasters takes us on a personal journey of exploration, firstly through the bottom of the South Island in South, then through to the top of the North Island in North. Featuring stunning scenery, breathtaking cinematography, colourful characters and above all Marcus very own brand of unique narration, as he takes the road less travelled to showcase some of the best New Zealand has to offer. NORTH: From lighthouses to lava flows, kayaks to kiwis, beaches to butterflies, Marcus covers a lot of ground - and water - in his latest adventure about New Zealands special places and people. Marcus becomes intimately involved in the stories of the landscape and the people that populate it, as he undertakes a journey that travels the coasts and harbours, the hills and sand dunes, of the top of the North Island.

In this 1983-84 documentary series on video games, expert players explain how to beat the games, players are interviewed in arcades, and a psychiatry professor answers parents' questions about possible effects of video game playing.

The Vietnam War is the most filmed conflict in history, but also heavily censored. This series features formerly classified films from U.S. Combat cameramen, and offers a raw and shocking battlefront view. The Vietnam war as it really was.