The BBC produced docudrama Heroes and Villains spans six episodes depicting the deeds and atrocities committed by some of history‘s greatest and renowned personalities. The show was produced with the help of modern historians aswell as the ancient writings and accounts made by contemporary people, providing a very realistic and authentic feel.
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The BBC produced docudrama Heroes and Villains spans six episodes depicting the deeds and atrocities committed by some of history‘s greatest and renowned personalities. The show was produced with the help of modern historians aswell as the ancient writings and accounts made by contemporary people, providing a very realistic and authentic feel.
This episode follows one of France‘s most famous idols, Napoleon Bonaparte.

Blood of the Vikings is a BBC documentary series hosted by Julian Richards, whose passion is the Vikings. He pursues the goal of finding out who the Vikings really were and tracing their legacy on the British Isles.
In the fifth and final episode, Richards tells the epic and bloody tale in which the English and Norwegians fight over the English crown, ultimately bringing the story of the Vikings to an end.

Blood of the Vikings is a BBC documentary series hosted by Julian Richards, whose passion is the Vikings. He pursues the goal of finding out who the Vikings really were and tracing their legacy on the British Isles.
The fourth episode deals with yet another horde of Danish Vikings who amassed a huge army and ultimately conquered the whole of England and even set a Viking on the throne. Yet strangely enough, the Viking rule in Britain was once more short lived.

Blood of the Vikings is a BBC documentary series hosted by Julian Richards, whose passion is the Vikings. He pursues the goal of finding out who the Vikings really were and tracing their legacy on the British Isles.
In the third episode, Richards travels by boat in search for Viking settlements between Shetland and Dublin. What made the Vikings go

Blood of the Vikings is a BBC documentary series hosted by Julian Richards, whose passion is the Vikings. He pursues the goal of finding out who the Vikings really were and tracing their legacy on the British Isles.
The second part of the documentary series deals with the invasion of Danish Vikings in Britain. Even though Vikings mainly from Norway

Blood of the Vikings is a BBC documentary series hosted by Julian Richards, whose passion is the Vikings. He pursues the goal of finding out who the Vikings really were and tracing their legacy on the British Isles.
The first part of this series deals with the origins and first raids of the Vikings. In the late 8th century A.D., the Vikings pillaged an important monastery on the east coast of Britain. That attack has gone down in history as the beginning of the Viking …Watch Documentary»»

In this last episode named:Who Are We? Through psychology and neurology different theories about who we are and what makes us unique will be exposed. From Darwin to Freud and with brain scanning techniques, new answers will be revealed.

In this fifth episode named: What is the Secret of Life? The story on how we came to understand many of the secrets of life through our own bodies will be revealed.
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Since ancient times, we have tried to answer the great questions of existence. Why are we here? What is the universe made of? Who are we? The journey to answer these questions is the history of science.

In this fourth episode named: Can We Have Unlimited Power? The story on how we have exploited the power (energy) from different sources along history ranging from windmills to atomic power plants will be told.
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Since ancient times, we have tried to answer the great questions