The human body.

Date:
1998
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Description

The Human Body is an incredible journey through the most complex biological mechanism on earth, from conception to the unchartered territory of death and beyond. Life Story. Every second, a world of miraculous microscopic events take place within the body, making the difference between life and death -- The Beginning. The drama of conception activates the most sophisticated life support machine on earth and leads to the perilous journy of birth -- First Steps. In four short years the new-born child learns every survival skill from walking and speech to self-awareness -- Raging Teens. The biological revolution of adolescence is a hormone-driven rollercoaster, transforming both our bodies and minds -- Brain Power. After four million years' evolution, the adult human brain is the most complicated and mysterious object in the universe -- As Time Goes By. Aging is far more complex and fascinating than mere decline -- The End of Life. Death is the ultimate enigma, but the body can still reveal remarkable secrets -- The Making of the Human Body. A final overview reveals the extraordinary techniques and developments which have made this unique series possible.

Publication/Creation

[London?] : BBC TV, 1998.

Physical description

2 videocassettes (VHS) (393 min.) : sound, color, PAL.

Notes

2 videocassettes in single case.
Duplicates of all episodes available on separate VHS casettes, except 'The Making of the Human Body'.

Creator/production credits

BBC and BBC Worldwide Americas, Inc. -- producers and directors, Richard Dale, Emmea De'ath, Liesel Evans, Andrew Thompson, Peter Georgi and Christopher Spencer, presenter, Prof. Robert Winston.

Copyright note

BBC Worldwide.

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Where to find it

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  • Copy 1

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  • Copy 2

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