Horizon - Season 9 / Year 1972
Season 9 / Year 1972
Episodes
The Missing Link
Navajo - The Last Red Indians
How Much Do You Smell?
Parasite of Paradise
The Day It Rained Periwinkles
Are You Doing This for Me, Doctor?
How They Sold Doomsday
For Love or Money
Whales, Dolphins and Men
What is Race?
Man-Made Lakes in Africa
Survival in the Sahara
Mind Over Body
Out of Volcanoes
The Wizard Who Spat on the Floor
Rail Crash
Do You Dig National Parks?
Sorry I Opened My Mouth
The Way We Move
The Life That Lives on Man
Sex Can Be a Problem
The Surgery of Violence
Hospital, 1922
When Polar Bears Swam in the Thames
The Making of the English Landscape
Shadows of Bliss
Billion Marsh
Do You Sincerely Want a Long Life?
The Making of a Natural History Film
Fire
Alaskan Pipe Dream
Their Life in Your Hands
Navigating Europe
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