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What's Funny About the Indyref?

BBC Two Scotland

Duration: 30 minutes

First broadcast: Tue 9^th Sep 2014, 22:30 on BBC Two Scotland

Comedy sketch show written by new young writers aged 16-25 and inspired by the Scottish independence referendum.

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Actor:: Jayne Austin
Actor:: Nathan Byrne
Actor:: Lucy Goldie
Actor:: Cat Grozier
Actor:: Louise McCarthy
Actor:: Gerard Miller
Actor:: Alan Orr
Actor:: Scott Reid
Actor:: Gayle Telfer Stevens
Director:: Jim Owen
Producer:: Gerald Strother
Script Editor:: Niall Clark
Script Editor:: Jon Hunter
Script Editor:: Dan Tetsell
Director of photography:: Keith Ingram
Costumer:: Margaret Miller
Makeup Supervisor:: Catherine Muir
Colourist:: Ian Ballantyne
Dubbing Editor:: Bronek Korda
Production Coordinator:: Irene Bain
Assistant Producer:: Peter MacQueen
Assistant Producer:: Laura Marks
Executive Producer:: Ewan Angus
Executive Producer:: Steven Canny
Executive Producer:: Sarah Proctor

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Lost Kingdoms of Central America

Episode 1: Kingdom of the Jaguar

BBC Four

Duration: 1 hour

First broadcast: Mon 15^th Sep 2014, 21:00 on BBC FourLatest broadcast: Tue 30^th Oct 2018, 23:30 on BBC Four HD

Dr Jago Cooper journeys through southern Mexico to investigate the rise and fall of America's oldest civilisation, the Olmec, who thrived over 3,000 years ago. Show more

Lost Kingdoms of Central America

Episode 2: The People Who Greeted Columbus

BBC Four

Duration: 59 minutes

First broadcast: Mon 22^nd Sep 2014, 21:00 on BBC FourLatest broadcast: Tue 6^th Nov 2018, 23:30 on BBC Four HD

Looking at the Taino people of the Caribbean, who had a multicultural society with drug-infused rituals, strange skulls and amazing navigation. Show more

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Presenter:: Jago Cooper
Executive Producer:: Greg Sanderson
Executive Producer:: Ross Harper
Series Producer:: Graeme Hart
Producer:: John MacLaverty
Director:: John MacLaverty
Production Manager:: Michelle Gauntlett
Production Coordinator:: Catherine Ross
Editor:: Dave Clark
Re-recording mixer:: John Cobban
Colourist:: Ian Ballantyne
Director of photography:: Craig Hastings
Sound Recordist:: Peter Prada
Participant:: Alice Samson
Participant:: Ivan Mendez
Participant:: Reniel Rodriguez Ramos
Participant:: Jose Oliver
Participant:: Antonio Curet
Participant:: Laura del Olmo
Participant:: Hayley Mickleburgh
Participant:: Martin Veguilla
Participant:: Glenis Tavares
Participant:: Corinne Hofman
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Lost Kingdoms of Central America

Episode 3: Between Oceans and Empires

BBC Four

Duration: 1 hour

First broadcast: Mon 29^th Sep 2014, 21:00 on BBC FourLatest broadcast: Wed 14^th Nov 2018, 00:30 on BBC Four

Dr Jago Cooper explores the forgotten people of ancient Costa Rica, who built a series of spectacular settlements amongst the rivers and volcanoes. Show more

Contributors

Presenter:: Jago Cooper
Executive Producer:: Greg Sanderson
Executive Producer:: Ross Harper
Series Producer:: Graeme Hart
Producer:: Dominic Gallagher
Director:: Dominic Gallagher
Production Manager:: Michelle Gauntlett
Production Coordinator:: Catherine Ross
Editor:: Tim Young
Re-recording mixer:: John Cobban
Colourist:: Ian Ballantyne
Director of photography:: Craig Hastings
Sound Recordist:: Peter Prada
Location Manager:: Sergio Miranda
Participant:: Alice Samson
Photographer:: undefined Aeriel Shutter
Consultant:: Jeffrey Quilter
Participant:: Ricardo Vazquez
Participant:: Myrna Rojas
Participant:: Mauricio Murillo Herrera
Participant:: Francisco Corralis
Participant:: Fernando Montero
Participant:: Jorge Umana Solis
Participant:: Roger Jeffrey Frost
Participant:: Jose Mora
Participant:: Jane Wankmiller
Participant:: Anagensy H Villalobos

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Lost Kingdoms of Central America

Episode 4: The Place Where Time Began

BBC Four

Duration: 1 hour

First broadcast: Mon 6^th Oct 2014, 21:00 on BBC FourLatest broadcast: Wed 21^st Nov 2018, 00:00 on BBC Four HD

Dr Jago Cooper explores the ancient civilisation of Teotihuacan, which exploded into a position of dominance in the Americas almost 2,000 years ago. Show more

Contributors

Presenter:: Jago Cooper
Executive Producer:: Greg Sanderson
Executive Producer:: Ross Harper
Series Producer:: Graeme Hart
Assistant Producer:: Kylie Stott
Production Manager:: Michelle Gauntlett
Production Coordinator:: Catherine Ross
Editor:: Dave Clark
Re-recording mixer:: John Cobban
Colourist:: Ian Ballantyne
Director of photography:: Craig Hastings
Sound Recordist:: Peter Prada
Participant:: Marcus Winter
Participant:: Pedro Soberanes
Participant:: Augustin Anaya
Participant:: Ruben C Castro
Participant:: Sabruro Sigiyama
Participant:: Sergio Gomez
Participant:: David Carballo
Archive Source:: Rene Milon
Archive Source:: David Carballo
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What's Funny About the Indyref?

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Lost Kingdoms of Central America

Episode 1: Kingdom of the Jaguar

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Lost Kingdoms of Central America

Episode 2: The People Who Greeted Columbus

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Lost Kingdoms of Central America

Episode 3: Between Oceans and Empires

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Lost Kingdoms of Central America

Episode 4: The Place Where Time Began

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