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Horizon

1987

1987 • 22 Episodes

1987

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The Twenty-Five Hour Clock

S24 E01 • Monday, Jan 5, 1987 • Jan 5 • 1h

Report on research into biological body clocks, which can effect emotional and physical health and well-being.

The Search for the Disappeared

S24 E02 • Monday, Jan 12, 1987 • Jan 12 • 1h

Report on how forensic scientists ae identifying individual victims amongst the people murdered by Argentina's military juntas, by examination and genetic testing of their remains.

The Blind Watchmaker

S24 E03 • Monday, Jan 19, 1987 • Jan 19 • 1h

In this interview by Horizon, zoologist Richard Dawkins investigates an attack on evolution by scientific creationists, based on the book of the same name by the famous zoologist.

Riding the Stack

S24 E04 • Monday, Jan 26, 1987 • Jan 26 • 1h

Astronauts and space shuttle designers talk about the risks of space flight, in the light of the space shuttle disaster of January 1986.

Bruno Bettelheim: The Man Who Cared for Children

S24 E05 • Monday, Feb 2, 1987 • Feb 2 • 1h

Two part documentary on psychologist Bruno Bettelheim and his work with emotionally disturbed children.

Bruno Bettelheim: A Sense of Surviving

S24 E06 • Monday, Feb 9, 1987 • Feb 9 • 1h

Two part documentary on psychologist Bruno Bettelheim and his work with emotionally disturbed children.

Energy from Outer Space

S24 E07 • Monday, Feb 16, 1987 • Feb 16 • 1h

Report on exploration into releasing energy sources which came from outer space during the formation of the earth, 4,500 million years ago, and have lain dormant under the earth's crust. In Sweden a five mile deep drill hole was made to unleash this energy.

The Return of the Osprey

S24 E08 • Monday, Feb 23, 1987 • Feb 23 • 1h

Documentary on the Osprey in north east America, where its natural habitat was being damaged by the use of DDT, but after some conservation work the Osprey is returning to the area.

Can AIDS Be Stopped?

S24 E09 • Monday, Mar 2, 1987 • Mar 2 • 1h

Report on the development of the AIDS virus, and current research into vaccines to combat the disease.

Police Stress: The John Wayne Syndrome

S24 E10 • Monday, Mar 9, 1987 • Mar 9 • 1h

Documentary on the increasing pressure put on the British police resulting in stress and psychological disorders, and also on the work of Dr. Douglas Duckworth, a psychologist at Leeds University who has worked with the police on these problems.

To Engineer Is Human

S24 E11 • Monday, Mar 16, 1987 • Mar 16 • 1h

Engineer Henry Petroski explains why engineering can never be an exact science and looks at examples of engineering failures.

The Magma Chamber

S24 E12 • Monday, Mar 23, 1987 • Mar 23 • 1h

Report on the research into volcanoes by British scientists Professor Geoff Brow n and Dr. Hazel Rymer, who have developed a technique of exploring the magma chambers of volcanoes and predicting when they will erupt.

Broken Images

S24 E13 • Monday, Mar 30, 1987 • Mar 30 • 1h

Report on two sufferers of visual agnosia. The condition affects their ability to impose order on the visual world, even though they are not blind, but it does reveal a great deal about normal perception.

Trial Babies

S24 E14 • Monday, Apr 6, 1987 • Apr 6 • 1h

Report on the different tests done on pregnant women to detect abnormalities in the foetus, with investigation of why these tests are not available in all pregnancies.

After Chernobyl - Closer to Home

S24 E15 • Monday, Apr 13, 1987 • Apr 13 • 1h

Report on the safety of UK nuclear power stations, following the accident at Chernobyl in the USSR in 1986. The programme focuses on the nuclear installation at Hartlepool on Teeside, which has the smallest evacuation zone in the western world.

Making Sex Pay

S24 E16 • Monday, May 11, 1987 • May 11 • 1h

James Gould, Professor of Biology at Princeton University, lectures on the mating habits of animals and humans.

The Anthropic Principle

S24 E17 • Monday, May 18, 1987 • May 18 • 1h

Discussion of the Anthropic Principle, a scientific theory for man's place in th e Universe.

Aircrash: The Burning Issue

S24 E19 • Monday, Jun 1, 1987 • Jun 1 • 1h

Report on the need for improved safety features on airplanes in particular the desirability of smoke hoods, plus an interview with a survivor of the 1985 Manchester aircrash.

The Riddle of the Joints

S24 E20 • Monday, Jun 8, 1987 • Jun 8 • 1h

Report on research into rheumatoid arthritis.

To Catch a Falling Star

S24 E21 • Friday, May 15, 1987 • May 15 • 1h

Report on the future and commercial benefit of research into astronomy conducted by the Royal Greenwich Observatory and other scientific institutions in Great Britain.

In the Light of New Information

S24 E22 • Monday, Jun 22, 1987 • Jun 22 • 1h

Report on the evolution of laser light technology for communication in the 21st century, with a dramatised account of the effect of the technology on our daily lives.

Janice's Choice

S24 E23 • Monday, Jun 29, 1987 • Jun 29 • 1h

Janice Blenkharn's mother died of Huntington's Chorea, which any child of a victim has a 50-50 chance of inheriting. Janice is faced with the choice of having a test, developed after research in South America, to see if she has this incurable genetic disease.

Horizon

1987

1987 • 22 Episodes

Activity from Friends

The Twenty-Five Hour Clock

S24 E01 • Monday, Jan 5, 1987 • Jan 5 • 1h

Report on research into biological body clocks, which can effect emotional and physical health and well-being.

The Search for the Disappeared

S24 E02 • Monday, Jan 12, 1987 • Jan 12 • 1h

Report on how forensic scientists ae identifying individual victims amongst the people murdered by Argentina's military juntas, by examination and genetic testing of their remains.

The Blind Watchmaker

S24 E03 • Monday, Jan 19, 1987 • Jan 19 • 1h

In this interview by Horizon, zoologist Richard Dawkins investigates an attack on evolution by scientific creationists, based on the book of the same name by the famous zoologist.

Riding the Stack

S24 E04 • Monday, Jan 26, 1987 • Jan 26 • 1h

Astronauts and space shuttle designers talk about the risks of space flight, in the light of the space shuttle disaster of January 1986.

Bruno Bettelheim: The Man Who Cared for Children

S24 E05 • Monday, Feb 2, 1987 • Feb 2 • 1h

Two part documentary on psychologist Bruno Bettelheim and his work with emotionally disturbed children.

Bruno Bettelheim: A Sense of Surviving

S24 E06 • Monday, Feb 9, 1987 • Feb 9 • 1h

Two part documentary on psychologist Bruno Bettelheim and his work with emotionally disturbed children.

Energy from Outer Space

S24 E07 • Monday, Feb 16, 1987 • Feb 16 • 1h

The Return of the Osprey

S24 E08 • Monday, Feb 23, 1987 • Feb 23 • 1h

Documentary on the Osprey in north east America, where its natural habitat was being damaged by the use of DDT, but after some conservation work the Osprey is returning to the area.

Can AIDS Be Stopped?

S24 E09 • Monday, Mar 2, 1987 • Mar 2 • 1h

Report on the development of the AIDS virus, and current research into vaccines to combat the disease.

Police Stress: The John Wayne Syndrome

S24 E10 • Monday, Mar 9, 1987 • Mar 9 • 1h

To Engineer Is Human

S24 E11 • Monday, Mar 16, 1987 • Mar 16 • 1h

Engineer Henry Petroski explains why engineering can never be an exact science and looks at examples of engineering failures.

The Magma Chamber

S24 E12 • Monday, Mar 23, 1987 • Mar 23 • 1h

Broken Images

S24 E13 • Monday, Mar 30, 1987 • Mar 30 • 1h

Trial Babies

S24 E14 • Monday, Apr 6, 1987 • Apr 6 • 1h

Report on the different tests done on pregnant women to detect abnormalities in the foetus, with investigation of why these tests are not available in all pregnancies.

After Chernobyl - Closer to Home

S24 E15 • Monday, Apr 13, 1987 • Apr 13 • 1h

Making Sex Pay

S24 E16 • Monday, May 11, 1987 • May 11 • 1h

James Gould, Professor of Biology at Princeton University, lectures on the mating habits of animals and humans.

The Anthropic Principle

S24 E17 • Monday, May 18, 1987 • May 18 • 1h

Discussion of the Anthropic Principle, a scientific theory for man's place in th e Universe.

Aircrash: The Burning Issue

S24 E19 • Monday, Jun 1, 1987 • Jun 1 • 1h

Report on the need for improved safety features on airplanes in particular the desirability of smoke hoods, plus an interview with a survivor of the 1985 Manchester aircrash.

The Riddle of the Joints

S24 E20 • Monday, Jun 8, 1987 • Jun 8 • 1h

Report on research into rheumatoid arthritis.

To Catch a Falling Star

S24 E21 • Friday, May 15, 1987 • May 15 • 1h

Report on the future and commercial benefit of research into astronomy conducted by the Royal Greenwich Observatory and other scientific institutions in Great Britain.

In the Light of New Information

S24 E22 • Monday, Jun 22, 1987 • Jun 22 • 1h

Report on the evolution of laser light technology for communication in the 21st century, with a dramatised account of the effect of the technology on our daily lives.

Janice's Choice

S24 E23 • Monday, Jun 29, 1987 • Jun 29 • 1h

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S24Season 24

22 Episodes

60 min / episode

22h total

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Jan 5, 1987 - Jun 29, 1987

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BBC Two

Genres

Documentary

Horizon

1987

1987 • 22 Episodes

1987

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Reviews

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The Twenty-Five Hour Clock

S24 E01 • Monday, Jan 5, 1987 • Jan 5 • 1h

Report on research into biological body clocks, which can effect emotional and physical health and well-being.

The Search for the Disappeared

S24 E02 • Monday, Jan 12, 1987 • Jan 12 • 1h

Report on how forensic scientists ae identifying individual victims amongst the people murdered by Argentina's military juntas, by examination and genetic testing of their remains.

The Blind Watchmaker

S24 E03 • Monday, Jan 19, 1987 • Jan 19 • 1h

In this interview by Horizon, zoologist Richard Dawkins investigates an attack on evolution by scientific creationists, based on the book of the same name by the famous zoologist.

Riding the Stack

S24 E04 • Monday, Jan 26, 1987 • Jan 26 • 1h

Astronauts and space shuttle designers talk about the risks of space flight, in the light of the space shuttle disaster of January 1986.

Bruno Bettelheim: The Man Who Cared for Children

S24 E05 • Monday, Feb 2, 1987 • Feb 2 • 1h

Two part documentary on psychologist Bruno Bettelheim and his work with emotionally disturbed children.

Bruno Bettelheim: A Sense of Surviving

S24 E06 • Monday, Feb 9, 1987 • Feb 9 • 1h

Two part documentary on psychologist Bruno Bettelheim and his work with emotionally disturbed children.

Energy from Outer Space

S24 E07 • Monday, Feb 16, 1987 • Feb 16 • 1h

The Return of the Osprey

S24 E08 • Monday, Feb 23, 1987 • Feb 23 • 1h

Documentary on the Osprey in north east America, where its natural habitat was being damaged by the use of DDT, but after some conservation work the Osprey is returning to the area.

Can AIDS Be Stopped?

S24 E09 • Monday, Mar 2, 1987 • Mar 2 • 1h

Report on the development of the AIDS virus, and current research into vaccines to combat the disease.

Police Stress: The John Wayne Syndrome

S24 E10 • Monday, Mar 9, 1987 • Mar 9 • 1h

To Engineer Is Human

S24 E11 • Monday, Mar 16, 1987 • Mar 16 • 1h

Engineer Henry Petroski explains why engineering can never be an exact science and looks at examples of engineering failures.

The Magma Chamber

S24 E12 • Monday, Mar 23, 1987 • Mar 23 • 1h

Broken Images

S24 E13 • Monday, Mar 30, 1987 • Mar 30 • 1h

Trial Babies

S24 E14 • Monday, Apr 6, 1987 • Apr 6 • 1h

Report on the different tests done on pregnant women to detect abnormalities in the foetus, with investigation of why these tests are not available in all pregnancies.

After Chernobyl - Closer to Home

S24 E15 • Monday, Apr 13, 1987 • Apr 13 • 1h

Making Sex Pay

S24 E16 • Monday, May 11, 1987 • May 11 • 1h

James Gould, Professor of Biology at Princeton University, lectures on the mating habits of animals and humans.

The Anthropic Principle

S24 E17 • Monday, May 18, 1987 • May 18 • 1h

Discussion of the Anthropic Principle, a scientific theory for man's place in th e Universe.

Aircrash: The Burning Issue

S24 E19 • Monday, Jun 1, 1987 • Jun 1 • 1h

Report on the need for improved safety features on airplanes in particular the desirability of smoke hoods, plus an interview with a survivor of the 1985 Manchester aircrash.

The Riddle of the Joints

S24 E20 • Monday, Jun 8, 1987 • Jun 8 • 1h

Report on research into rheumatoid arthritis.

To Catch a Falling Star

S24 E21 • Friday, May 15, 1987 • May 15 • 1h

Report on the future and commercial benefit of research into astronomy conducted by the Royal Greenwich Observatory and other scientific institutions in Great Britain.

In the Light of New Information

S24 E22 • Monday, Jun 22, 1987 • Jun 22 • 1h

Report on the evolution of laser light technology for communication in the 21st century, with a dramatised account of the effect of the technology on our daily lives.

Janice's Choice

S24 E23 • Monday, Jun 29, 1987 • Jun 29 • 1h

Horizon

1987

1987 • 22 Episodes

Activity from Friends

The Twenty-Five Hour Clock

S24 E01 • Monday, Jan 5, 1987 • Jan 5 • 1h

Report on research into biological body clocks, which can effect emotional and physical health and well-being.

The Search for the Disappeared

S24 E02 • Monday, Jan 12, 1987 • Jan 12 • 1h

Report on how forensic scientists ae identifying individual victims amongst the people murdered by Argentina's military juntas, by examination and genetic testing of their remains.

The Blind Watchmaker

S24 E03 • Monday, Jan 19, 1987 • Jan 19 • 1h

In this interview by Horizon, zoologist Richard Dawkins investigates an attack on evolution by scientific creationists, based on the book of the same name by the famous zoologist.

Riding the Stack

S24 E04 • Monday, Jan 26, 1987 • Jan 26 • 1h

Astronauts and space shuttle designers talk about the risks of space flight, in the light of the space shuttle disaster of January 1986.

Bruno Bettelheim: The Man Who Cared for Children

S24 E05 • Monday, Feb 2, 1987 • Feb 2 • 1h

Two part documentary on psychologist Bruno Bettelheim and his work with emotionally disturbed children.

Bruno Bettelheim: A Sense of Surviving

S24 E06 • Monday, Feb 9, 1987 • Feb 9 • 1h

Two part documentary on psychologist Bruno Bettelheim and his work with emotionally disturbed children.

Energy from Outer Space

S24 E07 • Monday, Feb 16, 1987 • Feb 16 • 1h

The Return of the Osprey

S24 E08 • Monday, Feb 23, 1987 • Feb 23 • 1h

Documentary on the Osprey in north east America, where its natural habitat was being damaged by the use of DDT, but after some conservation work the Osprey is returning to the area.

Can AIDS Be Stopped?

S24 E09 • Monday, Mar 2, 1987 • Mar 2 • 1h

Report on the development of the AIDS virus, and current research into vaccines to combat the disease.

Police Stress: The John Wayne Syndrome

S24 E10 • Monday, Mar 9, 1987 • Mar 9 • 1h

To Engineer Is Human

S24 E11 • Monday, Mar 16, 1987 • Mar 16 • 1h

Engineer Henry Petroski explains why engineering can never be an exact science and looks at examples of engineering failures.

The Magma Chamber

S24 E12 • Monday, Mar 23, 1987 • Mar 23 • 1h

Broken Images

S24 E13 • Monday, Mar 30, 1987 • Mar 30 • 1h

Trial Babies

S24 E14 • Monday, Apr 6, 1987 • Apr 6 • 1h

Report on the different tests done on pregnant women to detect abnormalities in the foetus, with investigation of why these tests are not available in all pregnancies.

After Chernobyl - Closer to Home

S24 E15 • Monday, Apr 13, 1987 • Apr 13 • 1h

Making Sex Pay

S24 E16 • Monday, May 11, 1987 • May 11 • 1h

James Gould, Professor of Biology at Princeton University, lectures on the mating habits of animals and humans.

The Anthropic Principle

S24 E17 • Monday, May 18, 1987 • May 18 • 1h

Discussion of the Anthropic Principle, a scientific theory for man's place in th e Universe.

Aircrash: The Burning Issue

S24 E19 • Monday, Jun 1, 1987 • Jun 1 • 1h

Report on the need for improved safety features on airplanes in particular the desirability of smoke hoods, plus an interview with a survivor of the 1985 Manchester aircrash.

The Riddle of the Joints

S24 E20 • Monday, Jun 8, 1987 • Jun 8 • 1h

Report on research into rheumatoid arthritis.

To Catch a Falling Star

S24 E21 • Friday, May 15, 1987 • May 15 • 1h

Report on the future and commercial benefit of research into astronomy conducted by the Royal Greenwich Observatory and other scientific institutions in Great Britain.

In the Light of New Information

S24 E22 • Monday, Jun 22, 1987 • Jun 22 • 1h

Report on the evolution of laser light technology for communication in the 21st century, with a dramatised account of the effect of the technology on our daily lives.

Janice's Choice

S24 E23 • Monday, Jun 29, 1987 • Jun 29 • 1h