Connections

Connections (1978-1997)

EndedDocumentary show

Connections takes an interdisciplinary approach to the history of science and invention and demonstrates how various discoveries, scientific achievements, and historical world events were built from one another successively in an interconnected way to bring about particular aspects of modern technology.

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EpisodeNameAirdate
S03E10In TouchDec 31, 1997
S03E09Hit the WaterDec 31, 1997
S03E08Fire From the SkyDec 31, 1997
S03E07A Special PlaceDec 31, 1997
S03E06Elementary StuffDec 31, 1997
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Connections first premiere?

Connections first premiered on September 17, 1978.

Who hosted the TV show Connections?

James Burke hosted the TV show Connections.

What was the premise of the show Connections?

The premise of the show Connections was to explore the history of science and technology and how they have influenced each other and impacted society.

How many episodes were there in the first season of Connections?

There were 10 episodes in the first season of Connections.

What was the format of the show Connections?

The format of the show Connections was a documentary-style, with James Burke narrating and providing commentary.

Which episodes of Connections focused on the development of the printing press?

Episode 2 and 3 of Connections focused on the development of the printing press.

Which episode of Connections covered the development of the steam engine?

Episode 4 of Connections covered the development of the steam engine.

Who directed the TV show Connections?

Mick Jackson directed the TV show Connections.

In which episode of Connections was the development of the telegraph covered?

Episode 9 of Connections covered the development of the telegraph.

What was the focus of episode 7 of Connections?

Episode 7 of Connections focused on the development of the scientific method.

Who was the executive producer of Connections?

Dick Gilling executive produced Connections.

What was the focus of episode 5 of Connections?

Episode 5 of Connections focused on the development of the electric power grid.

Who wrote the music for the TV show Connections?

The music for the TV show Connections was written by Wilfred Josephs.

In which episode of Connections was the development of the telephone covered?

Episode 8 of Connections covered the development of the telephone.

Who produced the TV show Connections?

Mick Jackson and Martin Davidson produced the TV show Connections.

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