
The Honeymoon Period
Documentary series celebrating Britain's motorways. This edition explores how they have transformed where Brits live, work and play over the last 50 years.
The second episode in this evocative series about Britain's motorways explores how they have transformed where we live, work and play in Britain over the last 50 years.
From unbelievably glamorous early service stations to contemporary shopping centres with the infrastructure of a small town, this enthralling film is a journey through the wonderful and the weird places motorways have taken us.
Contributors include seminal planner Sir Peter Hall, author Will Self, caravanners, hitchhikers and commuters, all on our eagerness to accelerate down the slip road and the social changes that have followed.
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The Allure of Service Stations
Duration: 01:38
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Bonobo
Gypsy
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The Shadows
Apache
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Gary Numan
Cars
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Air
Alpha Beta Gaga
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The Shadows
F.B.I
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Bonobo
Transmission 94 (Parts 1 and 2)
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Gertrud Huber
The Third Man: Harry Lime Theme
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Orbital
Chime
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Bonobo
Silver
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Luciano Pavarotti [Tenor]
"Nessun Dorma!"
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Supergrass
Coffee In The Pot
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Röyksopp
Dead to the World
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Narrator | Philip Glenister |
| Series Producer | Emma Hindley |
| Director | Gaby Hornsby |
| Executive Producer | Clare Sillery |
| Archive Source | North Lanarkshire Council |
Broadcasts
- Wed 22 Aug 200721:00
- Wed 22 Aug 200723:00
- Thu 23 Aug 200702:50
- Fri 24 Aug 200723:40
- Tue 4 Sep 200700:55
- Sat 22 Sep 200700:20
- Thu 25 Oct 200701:00
- Sun 25 Nov 200722:00
- Mon 26 Nov 200702:30
- Thu 3 Jan 200800:30
- Sun 29 Jun 200819:00
- Mon 30 Jun 200801:30
- Wed 25 Feb 200920:00
- Mon 3 Aug 200923:30
- Sun 27 Dec 200901:10
- Wed 12 Jan 201123:00
- Tue 31 Jul 201221:00
- Wed 1 Aug 201202:25
- Tue 28 Apr 201522:30
- Sun 7 May 201720:00
- Tue 9 May 201702:00
- Mon 28 May 201823:05
- Tue 8 Feb 202221:00
- Fri 11 Feb 202202:15
- Wed 12 Oct 202200:20
- Sun 16 Oct 202203:00

