Horizon - Season 8 / Year 1971

Season 8 / Year 1971

Episodes

Wildlife - The Last Great Battle

Great Ormond Street

A Bulldozer Through Heaven

Rumors of War

I'm Dependent - You're Addicted

Kuru - To Tremble with Fear

Due to a Lack of Interest, Tomorrow Has Been Canceled

What Kind of Doctor?

Nice Sort of Accident to Have

The Wood

The Measure of a Man

Three Score Years and Then?

Darwin's Bulldog

The Secret

What Every Girl Should Know

Tastes of Food to Come

Looking for a Happy Landing

A Case of Depression

The Total War Machine

The Dinosaur Hunters

Your Country Needs You

Rheumatism

If at First You Don't Succeed...You Don't Succeed

One Liverpool or Two?

Rutherford, Cavendish

The Fierce People

The Men Who Painted Caves

The Crab Nebula

Can Venice Survive?

Willingly to School

Periscope War

Patently Absurd
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