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BBC Two - The Cruise: A Life at Sea, Australia to Indonesia

This episode includes a trip to Sydney and a look at Komodo dragons.

Documentary following the passengers, crew and ship's chaplain on a world cruise. This episode includes a trip to Sydney and a look at Komodo dragons.

The Reverend Colin Still witnesses a fire-ravaged part of Tasmania before visiting the Mission to Seafarers Centre in Hobart. On board Balmoral we meet John and Dilys, who met and fell in love on a cruise ship, but due to their deteriorating health pose difficult questions for Colin about their futures. The cruise also makes a spectacular entry into Sydney, and tours take in jumping crocodiles and the legendary Komodo dragons in their natural environment.

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Documentary following the passengers, crew and chaplain on board a cruise around the world

Documentary following the passengers and crew of the Cruise Liner Balmoral on a journey around the world, and their chaplain for the journey, the Reverend Colin Still.

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