Imagine (TV Series) - List of Episodes

List of Episodes

Series 1 (from 11 June 2003):

  • Charles Saatchi - The Saatchi Phenomenon
  • Barbara Hepworth - Shapes Out of Feelings
  • The Hip Hop Generation
  • Stella McCartney - Stella's Story
  • Carlos Acosta - The Reluctant Ballet Dancer
  • The Portrait of Omai
  • John Mortimer - Owning Up at 80

Series 2 (from 12 November 2003):

  • The Voice of Bryn Terfel
  • A Funny Business - A look at British and American sitcoms
  • John Soane - Entertaining Mr Soane
  • Martin Parr - The World According to Parr
  • From Pencils to Pixels - Celebrating the phenomena of the animated feature film
  • An A-Z of the OED

Series 3 (from 2 June 2004):

  • Edward Hopper - The Mysterious Mr Hopper
  • Sitting for Lucian Freud
  • Saint John Coltrane
  • Peter Finlay - Dirty But Clean Pierre
  • Unsuitable for Children? - Exploring modern children's fiction
  • Simon Gray's Smoking Diaries

Series 4 (from 24 November 2004):

  • Arthur Miller - Finishing the Picture
  • Beautiful Dreamer: Brian Wilson's Smile
  • Bruce Nauman - The Godfather of Modern Art
  • Marlon Brando
  • Antonio Pappano - A Year at the Opera

Series 5 (from 11 May 2005):

  • A Short History of Tall Buildings (3 parts)

Series 6 (from 22 June 2005):

  • Roald Dahl -Fantastic Mr Dahl
  • Frida Kahlo
  • Being a Concert Pianist

Series 7 (from 23 November 2005):

  • Elgar and the Missing Concerto
  • Amos Oz - The Conscience of Israel
  • Chuck Close - Close Up
  • Rhythm Is It!

Series 8 (from 17 January 2006)

  • Sweet Home New Orleans - examining the city's musical heritage
  • Andy Warhol - Warhol Denied
  • A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Studio
  • Sitting Comfortably - Tracing the changing styles of the modern chair

Series 9 (from 23 May 2006)

  • Being Hamlet
  • Yusuf, the Artist Formerly Known As Cat Stevens
  • The Ingenious Thomas Heatherwick
  • A Picture of the Painter: Howard Hodgkin

Series 10 (from 17 October 2006)

  • Peter Pan: a Hard Act to Follow
  • Velazquez: the Painter's Painter
  • A Play for Today
  • The Movie Brats, Take Two
  • Who Cares About Art? - follows the work of five art curators
  • Hans Holbein - International Man of Mystery
  • Being a Diva - operatic divas
  • A history of the World Wide Web (included Wikipedia)
  • And Then There Was Television
  • The Beatles in Love

Series 11 (from 8 May 2007)

  • Gilbert and George - No Surrender
  • Gustav Klimt - Stealing Klimt
  • Scott Walker
  • Imagine... It's the Surreal Thing
  • Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett - Damon and Jamie's Excellent Adventure

Series 12 (from 23 October 2007)

  • The Bolshoi Boy - following a British boy at the Bolshoi Ballet Academy
  • Bollywood's Big B - Amitabh Bachchan
  • Helvetica
  • Louise Bourgeois - Spiderwoman (with interviews from leading British artists Tracey Emin, Antony Gormley and Stella Vine)
  • How to Get on in the Art World
  • The Secret of Life
  • Richard Rodgers - Inside Out
  • Marc Newson - Urban Spaceman

Series 13 (from 23 May 2008)

  • Doris Lessing - The Hostess and The Alien
  • Oliver Sacks - Tales of Music and The Brain
  • Annie Leibovitz - Life Through a Lens
  • A Trip to Asia: On the Road with the Berlin Philharmonic
  • A Wild Sheep Chase: In Search of Haruki Murakami
  • Werner Herzog - Beyond Reason
  • Love, Loss and Anthony Minghella

Series 14 (from 5 October 2008)

  • The Story of the Guitar - In the Beginning
  • The Story of the Guitar - Out of the Frying Pan
  • Dangerous Liaisons: When Akram Met Juliette
  • The Story of the Guitar - This Time It's Personal
  • A Love Story
  • Jay-Z: He Came, He Saw, He Conquered
  • Let There Be Light
  • How an Orchestra Saved Venezuela's Children
  • Richard Serra: Man of Steel
  • Heavy Metal in Baghdad

Series 15 (from 23 June 2009)

  • Save the Last Dance for Me: The Company of Elders
  • David Hockney - A Bigger Picture
  • Rufus Wainwright - Prima Donna
  • William Eggleston - The Colourful Mr Eggleston
  • Art in Troubled Times: A New Deal for Art
  • Art in Troubled Times: The Home Front

Series 16 (from 17 November 2009)

  • The Year of Anish Kapoor
  • Dame Shirley Bassey - The Girl from Tiger Bay
  • Own Art - looking at an Arts Council scheme that enables people from all walks of life to buy a piece of art
  • Joan Baez - How Sweet the Sound
  • Scrabble - A Night on the Tiles

Series 17 (from 16 November 2010)

  • Ai Weiwei - Without Fear or Favour
  • Ron Galella - Smash His Camera
  • The Weird Adventures of Eadweard Muybridge
  • Ben Hur in Bath
  • Ray Davies - Imaginary Man

The Trouble with Tolstoy (from 27 March 2011)

  • At War with Himself
  • In Search of Happiness

Series 18 (from 28 June 2011)

  • The Man Who Forgot How to Read and Other Stories
  • The Pharaohs' Museum on Liberation Square
  • Lennon: The New York Years
  • Harry Nilsson: The Missing Beatle
  • Iraq in Venice
  • U2: From the Sky Down

Series 19 (from 1 November 2011)

  • Grayson Perry and the Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman
  • Simon & Garfunkel - The Harmony Game
  • Alan Ayckbourn - Greetings from Scarborough
  • Vidal Sassoon - A Cut Above
  • The Lost Music of Rajasthan
  • Books - The Last Chapter?
  • The Art of Stand-Up - Part One
  • The Art of Stand-Up - Part Two

Series 20 (from 26 June 2012)

  • Theatre of War
  • Paul Simon's Graceland - Under African Skies
  • Just One Falsetto
  • Glasgow: The Grit and The Glamour
  • Dancing with Titian

Series 21 (from 19 September 2012)

  • The Fatwa - Salman's Story

Other (2006)

  • Imagine... A Mildly Amusing Panel Show - a special highlights edition of Never Mind the Buzzcocks, a parody of the Imagine series, presented by Yentob himself.

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