I've just read the Guardian obit of Sir Jonathan Miller which mentioned his series "The Body in Question" and also those of Lord Clark, Jacob Bronowski and Kenneth Galbraith. Those series, some of them in black and white, had me transfixed by the tv. They were informative and entertaining.
The other night there was an half hour interview of Clive James made about a year ago and this reminded me of the Dennis Potter interview by Melvyn Bragg which IMO was a brilliant piece of television.
Why do the broadcasters no longer make programs like these (apart from David Attenborough's)?
Good Morning Good Friday 29th March 2024
Shall we reboot our cartoons thread again? 😁