Horizon (Temporada 34)

Horizon es la serie documental de ciencia de 50 minutos de la BBC Two. En septiembre de 2004 celebró su 40 aniversario y continúa disfrutando de excelentes críticas. Reconocido como el líder mundial en su campo, regularmente gana una amplia gama de reconocimientos internacionales de ciencia, medicina y medioambiente, y recientemente ganó el Royal Television Society Award y el Prix Italia. En 2002, la Academia Británica de Artes Cinematográficas y de Televisión le otorgó a Horizon el Premio de Televisión BAFTA por Mejor Serie de Hechos o Strand. En 2003 ganó el prestigioso premio Images et Science al mejor documental médico y el Premio Carl von Linne en el festival de cine Living Europe en Suecia. Ese año, una coproducción de Horizon con WGBH Boston ganó el Emmy al mejor documental.

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    Psychedelic Science (Episodio 1)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-02-27

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: Horizon reports on the resurgence in research on psychedelic drugs in the 1990's.

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    Fat Cats, Thin Mice (Episodio 2)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-03-06

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: In this documentary, Horizon investigates obesity in Britain, following a woman, Heather Osborne, who weighs 322 pounds. We watch her progress through a stomach stapling operation and explore reports on a so-called fat free fat and two new drugs which have been marketed as the ultimate cure for obesity.

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    Shipwreck (Episodio 3)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-03-13

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: Horizon follows the investigations into the origins of a 16th century shipwreck discovered off of the coast of the Channel Islands.

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    Genius of the Jet (Episodio 4)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-03-20

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: This episode of Horizon presents a profile of the inventor Sir Frank Whittle and his idea for the first jet engine which changed the nature of air travel.

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    Smallpox on Death Row (Episodio 5)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-03-27

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: In this episode, Horizon reports on the last lab samples of smallpox destined to be destroyed. But do we still have much to learn from this virus?

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    Silent Children, New Language (Episodio 6)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-04-03

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: In this episode, Horizon investigates an amazing new sign language developed solely by deaf children and explores if we copy language from what surrounds us.

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    Turned On by Danger (Episodio 7)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-04-17

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: Horizon reports on a radical new theory by Professor Polly Matzinger about the human body's immune system.

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    A Perfect Oil Spill (Episodio 8)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-04-24

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: Horizon investigates the real impact that oil pollution has on our environment during a 12 month study.

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    The Great Balloon Race (Episodio 9)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-05-01

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: Horizon reports on the technical and logistical struggles of teams trying for the first time to circumnavigate the earth by balloon.

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    Crater of Death (Episodio 10)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-09-11

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: Horizon investigates the theory that a comet impact in the Gulf of Mexico was responsible for the mass extinction of the dinosaurs.

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    Mind Over Body (Episodio 11)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-09-18

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: Horizon reports on how mainstream science is now looking at whether the brain can affect the immune system.

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    Out of Asia (Episodio 12)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-09-25

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: In this episode, Horizon presents new findings about the dates for the arrival of people in Australia and the invention of art.

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    The Virus that Cures (Episodio 13)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-10-09

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: Horizon presents a documentary about scientists who now believe that viruses that can kill bacteria, known as bacteriophage, might win the fight against super-germs.

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    The Man Who Lost his Body (Episodio 14)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-10-16

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: Looks at Ian Waterman, who at 19 caught a virus that destroyed half of his nervous system and who, in spite of medical assertions that he would never walk, feed or move again, managed by sheer will-power to get back some mobility. Examines the question of how far the brain can over-ride disease or physical problems.

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    Dawn of the Clone Age (Episodio 15)

    Fecha de emisión: 1997-10-23

    Duración: 60 min

    Sinopsis: This Horizon documentary is about how and why, a sheep named Dolly, became the first cloned copy of an adult mammal.

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