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Tune Into The Future is a documentary which explores how thinking about tomorrow became a pop-culture phenomenon called Science Fiction. Despite rich and varied origins, there is one name which can be credited with single-handedly shaping the way we understand science fiction today as a genre. It was Hugo Gernsback who stuck his hand into the soup of early 20th century pulp literature and fished out science fiction - giving it its name and a clear definition, turning it into a genre that anyone could engage with. His goal was to inspire and to stimulate young minds into speculating about how science would shape our future and to come up with tomorrow's new inventions. In the process, he created science fiction. The fan community growing around the genre turns science fiction into a cultural movement and keeps it in constant evolution, each generation adapting it to current scientific progress, but also to the hopes and fears of its time. Guided by authors, historians, filmmakers, astronomers and rocket scientists, Tune Into The Future weaves together interviews, animation and pop-culture references to take the viewer on a fascinating and entertaining journey to witness this evolution. But also to discover that the way we tell stories about tomorrow really reveals more about ourselves today than about the future.

There's no doubting that Elvis Presley was a pioneer – not only was he one of the first rock 'n' roll stars and an early symbol of teen rebellion, he also became a cautionary tale for the damaging effects of fame. This documentary explores his career's many ups and downs, as witnessed by the people who knew him, and celebrates his continuing influence.

As Britain looks beyond politics to science for reassurance, experts come together for a fact-based talk with answers to all the big pandemic questions - vaccines, death rates, and isolation

When Meghan Markle married Prince Harry she seemed to have it all. But less than two years after her fairy tale wedding, she’s walking away. How did it come to this?

The Aztecs ruled one of the most powerful empires in history. Lost Pyramids of the Aztecs is an immersive investigation into the vanished world of this remarkable civilisation.

This film is a deep dive - from the sunny beach to the 8000-foot abyss, where extreme adaptation is critical to survival. For sharks in this dark void, pressure, or a lack of it, could blow flesh to pieces, and inky darkness could mean NEVER finding prey. But these weirdsters have their act together. They're a ghostly cast of living monsters that defy the convention of life on Earth as we know it.

British pensioners who have turned their retirement to Spain into one long party. They include one couple who organise swingers' parties for expats and locals, rapping granny Janie B, whose latest show is jeopardised by a bout of food poisoning, and a Lancashire man who enjoys weekly lads' nights. This week, however, he is taking his wife along for the first time.

The groundbreaking Discovery series explores the origins of hate even further with an in depth conversation around current social unrest that has made news around the world.

In one picturesque village in Sussex, life is very different. There’s no crime, debt or homelessness, everyone has a job but no-one earns a wage, and none of the children watch television, use social media, play video games or have a mobile phone. With unique access to this historically private community, this film enters the remarkable village of Darvell, where for almost 50 years an extraordinary radical Christian community, the Bruderhof, has lived outside mainstream society. The film holds a mirror up to modern Britain, with its consumerist concerns, high crime and deprivation rates, and looks at this community's simple way of life, while also exploring the personal costs and sacrifices required to live there.