Michael Palin's New Europe

Michael Palin's New Europe (2007)

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In Michael Palin's New Europe, Michael Palin explores European countries that were once behind the Iron Curtain.

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Scheduleevery Sunday at 21:00 (50 min)

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S01E07Journey's EndOct 28, 2007
S01E06From Pole to PoleOct 21, 2007
S01E05Baltic SummerOct 14, 2007
S01E04Danube to DnieperOct 7, 2007
S01E03Wild EastSep 30, 2007
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Michael Palin's New Europe' premiere?

'Michael Palin's New Europe' premiered on September 16, 2007.

Which countries did Michael Palin visit in 'Michael Palin's New Europe'?

Michael Palin visited countries like Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Croatia, and more in 'Michael Palin's New Europe'.

What was the premise of 'Michael Palin's New Europe'?

'Michael Palin's New Europe' followed Michael Palin as he explored the cultural and historical aspects of lesser-known countries in Eastern Europe.

How many episodes are there in 'Michael Palin's New Europe'?

'Michael Palin's New Europe' consists of seven episodes.

Who is the host of 'Michael Palin's New Europe'?

Michael Palin is the host of 'Michael Palin's New Europe'.

What was the inspiration behind 'Michael Palin's New Europe'?

'Michael Palin's New Europe' was inspired by Michael Palin's desire to explore lesser-known parts of Europe and showcase their unique cultures.

Which language(s) did Michael Palin encounter during his journey in 'Michael Palin's New Europe'?

Michael Palin encountered various languages such as Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Croatian, and more during his journey in 'Michael Palin's New Europe'.

What were some of the challenges Michael Palin faced during the filming of 'Michael Palin's New Europe'?

Some challenges faced by Michael Palin during the filming of 'Michael Palin's New Europe' included language barriers, navigating unfamiliar territories, and adapting to different cultural customs.

How was 'Michael Palin's New Europe' received by critics?

'Michael Palin's New Europe' received positive reviews from critics, who praised Michael Palin's engaging storytelling and the show's exploration of lesser-known European countries.

How did 'Michael Palin's New Europe' contribute to the travel documentary genre?

'Michael Palin's New Europe' expanded the travel documentary genre by showcasing the rich cultural diversity of Eastern European countries and encouraging viewers to explore off-the-beaten-path destinations.

What were some memorable moments from 'Michael Palin's New Europe'?

Memorable moments from 'Michael Palin's New Europe' include Michael Palin participating in traditional folk dances, trying local cuisines, and interacting with locals to learn about their customs and traditions.

Did 'Michael Palin's New Europe' inspire any viewers to visit the countries featured in the show?

Yes, 'Michael Palin's New Europe' inspired many viewers to visit the countries featured in the show and explore the unique cultural experiences highlighted by Michael Palin.

Were there any notable guest appearances in 'Michael Palin's New Europe'?

'Michael Palin's New Europe' did not feature notable guest appearances, as the focus was primarily on Michael Palin's journey and interactions with locals.

How did 'Michael Palin's New Europe' showcase the historical significance of the featured countries?

'Michael Palin's New Europe' showcased the historical significance of the featured countries by visiting landmarks, historical sites, and speaking with experts to provide insights into their past.

What impact did 'Michael Palin's New Europe' have on promoting cultural exchange?

'Michael Palin's New Europe' played a role in promoting cultural exchange by highlighting the unique traditions, customs, and history of Eastern European countries, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for their cultures.

Did 'Michael Palin's New Europe' receive any awards or nominations?

'Michael Palin's New Europe' received critical acclaim and won the BAFTA TV Award for Best Factual Series in 2008.

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