Genius of Britain

Genius of Britain (2010)

EndedDocumentary show

Britain's top scientific names tell the story of the British science and ingenuity that has been at the forefront of some of history's greatest advances

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Scheduleevery Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E05Asking the Big QuestionJun 3, 2010
S01E04Out of the DarknessJun 2, 2010
S01E03The Lights Come OnJun 1, 2010
S01E02A Room Full of Brilliant MindsMay 31, 2010
S01E01The First FiveMay 30, 2010
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Genius of Britain' first premiere?

'Genius of Britain' premiered on June 20, 2010.

Who were the hosts of 'Genius of Britain'?

The hosts of 'Genius of Britain' were Richard Dawkins, James Dyson, David Malone, and Kathy Sykes.

What was the format of 'Genius of Britain'?

'Genius of Britain' was a documentary series that explored the scientific discoveries and inventions of British scientists throughout history.

How many episodes were there in the first season of 'Genius of Britain'?

The first season of 'Genius of Britain' consisted of six episodes.

Which famous British scientist was featured in the episode "Isaac Newton \u2013 The Last Magician"?

The episode "Isaac Newton \u2013 The Last Magician" featured the renowned British scientist Sir Isaac Newton.

In the episode "Michael Faraday \u2013 Father of Electricity," what aspect of Faraday's work was highlighted?

The episode "Michael Faraday \u2013 Father of Electricity" focused on Michael Faraday's groundbreaking discoveries in the field of electromagnetism.

Who was the inventor featured in the episode "James Watt \u2013 The Power of Steam"?

The episode "James Watt \u2013 The Power of Steam" explored the life and inventions of the Scottish inventor James Watt.

Which episode of 'Genius of Britain' delved into the life and work of Charles Darwin?

The episode "Charles Darwin \u2013 The Reluctant Revolutionary" provided insights into the life and scientific contributions of Charles Darwin.

What was the theme of the episode titled "Ada Lovelace \u2013 Victorian Computing Visionary"?

The episode "Ada Lovelace \u2013 Victorian Computing Visionary" focused on Ada Lovelace's pioneering work in computer programming.

Which famous physicist was featured in the episode "Richard Feynman \u2013 No Ordinary Genius"?

The episode "Richard Feynman \u2013 No Ordinary Genius" highlighted the life and achievements of the renowned physicist Richard Feynman.

What was the subject matter of the episode titled "Stephen Hawking \u2013 The Space-Time Enigma"?

The episode "Stephen Hawking \u2013 The Space-Time Enigma" delved into the groundbreaking theories and contributions of physicist Stephen Hawking.

In the episode "Robert Hooke \u2013 Forgotten Genius," what aspect of Hooke's work was explored?

The episode "Robert Hooke \u2013 Forgotten Genius" shed light on the contributions of Robert Hooke to the fields of biology, physics, and architecture.

Which episode of 'Genius of Britain' focused on the life and discoveries of Alexander Fleming?

The episode "Alexander Fleming \u2013 The Penicillin Man" delved into the life and scientific breakthroughs of the Scottish biologist Alexander Fleming.

What was the topic of the episode titled "Ernest Rutherford \u2013 The Father of Nuclear Physics"?

The episode "Ernest Rutherford \u2013 The Father of Nuclear Physics" explored the groundbreaking work of Ernest Rutherford in the field of nuclear physics.

Which famous British scientist was featured in the episode "Dorothy Hodgkin \u2013 The Chemist's War"?

The episode "Dorothy Hodgkin \u2013 The Chemist's War" highlighted the achievements of the British chemist and Nobel laureate Dorothy Hodgkin.

In the episode "George Cayley \u2013 The Man Who Flew Before the Wright Brothers," what aspect of Cayley's work was showcased?

The episode "George Cayley \u2013 The Man Who Flew Before the Wright Brothers" focused on George Cayley's pioneering contributions to the field of aviation.

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