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Magic To Die For
Magic has always had an appeal to an audience, this is greatly heightened when there is a risk that the magician may get hurt or even killed. This is a 4 part story telling who, when and how and presented by TV's most famous magician Paul Daniels.

Life & Death Of A Film Studio
The British Film Industry was renowned, many film studio's established themselfs around the south east from the 1930's creating some unforgotten filmic history, why were they so successful in the past, what really has gone wrong. This is an informative history of the British film studios their rise and their declining years to their fall and what to their future. With 4 - 6 episodes presented with a world regarded actor using clips from their films and studios makes this compelling veiwing.

"Sue" 70 Million Years In The Making
In Chicago on 17th May 2000 the most complete, best preserved most expensive dinosaur ever was revealed to the public. This is the story on how she died, how she was found, the 4 year legal battle for ownership, the sotheby's auction record and what she is telling us about her long forgotten world. 16,000,000 people who have gone to see her can't be wrong can you.

The Practical Astronomer
Why would anyone wish to stay outside in the middle of the winter freezing looking up to the heavens. What can you see that you can't find in a book or on the net.

The colourful characters which are involved in the hobby, some very sensible from various backgrounds to the near clinically insane.

This program is back to roots , helping how to use a telescope, how much do they cost, what can you really see, how to read the star patterns. With the increase in computer power and ccd camera equipment today the amateur astronomer can compete with the proffesional on a one to one level With the number of children taking GCSE in astronomy has quote ( rocketed) and with 6 million viewers watching BBC's The Solar System.A practicle approach to the subject is needed. This would encourage families to go out into their gardens to explore what is above them, similar in style to nature watch.

End Of The Pier
Variety has always been part of British culture, since the early days of television from the Sunday Night At The London Palladium, to the present The Royal Variety Show. Through the decades the variety shows have been in different guises representing audiences taste's of the time. There has been no real variety shows to cater for the public as a series for a very long time. ( until now)

With a number of of high profile personality's in the media identifying the need to bring to a new audience variety to replace or to compete with the contest shows at present this would be a welcomed addition to any broadcaster and historically have always been very popular with a wide range of viewers. In development with a broadcaster

Fossils UK
Collecting fossils in this country is popular and there is a large interest in the subject that can be presented in a interesting and informative way. David Attenborough programs have often brought this subject into millions of homes with great success. The program will be in the same style as the Time Team and presented by Rory McGrath and with our technical adviser Roy Shepherd makes this a compelling series. ( with a broadcaster) pending

The Theft Of The Irish Crown Jewels
This is the true story on how the heavily jewelled insignia of the most illustrious order of St.Patrick, instituted in 1783 by King George III, were discovered missing on 6th July 1907 from Dublin Castle. The resultant farce that had occurred before and the resultant loss created such public interest even Sir Arthur Conan Dole's famous Sherlock Holmes was involved ?. It took nearly 70 years before the public found out what had happened. In1976 papers were then released for the first time for puplic examination and this where the story begins.