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Timeshift - Season 5 - Episode 14 - Lost Road: Overland To Singapore

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Watch Series: Timeshift Released in (2002) - Season 5 - Episode 14 ,airing date 2005-10-30 produced by UK, The TV Series categorized in Documentary, and content rating TV-PG with duration 60 min broadcasted as these networks BBC Four, Streamed at Putlocker & directed by Francis Welch, Merryn Threadgold, Robert Murphy. In 1955 young producer of Travellers' Tales David Attenborough was persuaded by six Oxbridge undergraduates to give some money & filmstock so they could film their unique overland journey by Land Rover from London to Singapore. The team fly across the Channel, travel through France, brewing tea at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. Then onward through Germany, Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey. They inspect ancient ruins in Syria, learn to waterski in The Lebanon and spend time a Nairn Bus workshop in Iraq. They demo the landrovers to the Iranian Army, travel through Pakistan to India where they visit the Taj Mahal and the tea plantations of Darjeeling. Onto previously inaccessible Nepal and through fairly incessible Burma. There they are escorted by soldiers whose jeep they have to repair. Then through Malaya and onto the Singapore causeway where a welcoming committee awaits.

Genre: Documentary

Actor: Veronika Hyks, Kim Newman, Tamsin Greig, Andrew Martin, Matthew Sweet, Andrew Collins, Michael Rosen, Peter York, Barry Cryer, Stuart Maconie