Dinosaur Planet
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Dinosaur Planet
20:30, BBC1
you think is great if you are a child of seven years, noting that a gum or a professional iPad adults lying on his couch. This explains the program, is the golden age of discovery of the dinosaurs - more chewing plants dinosaurs passivity monstrosity boggly wild eyes and scarcity have been discovered over the last 20 years than in the previous 200. Essentially a monster movie narrated by John Hurt, this first episode takes us to Africa, where no less than two beasts go head to head. John Robinson
Who do you think you are?
21:00, BBC1
Alan Carr delves into the archives to find Geordie roots and the mystery of the unusual name of his mother. First, it is out of the ground of Newcastle United to meet his father, his chief of scouts. On the side of his mother, the cards are a mysterious group with two identities apparent. He is a grandfather who seemed reluctant to fight in the First World War. Carr, as always, makes things go with a swing. Julia Raeside
Grand Designs
21:00, Channel 4
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share our obsession with ancient prehistoric remains. But what our ancestors are fossils? Native Americans built a mythology of conflict between the Thunderbirds and the monsters of the water from a combination of old bones and a sophisticated sense of deep time. Skulls of elephants, which have a large nasal cavity, which could be confused with an orbit of the eye, may partly explain the figure of the Cyclops. The historian Tom Holland passed these stories and more with the enthusiasm of a kid inflatable dinosaur crazy. Precisely the kind of eccentric, yet profound documentary that explains why we have to BBC4. Excellent.
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