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From the Earth to the Moon - The Signature Edition
starring: Tom Hanks, Nick Searcy, Lane Smith, David Andrews, Daniel Hugh Kelly
directed by: Michael Grossman

This 12-hour HBO miniseries created by Tom Hanks garnered 17 Emmy nominations and captivated audiences. From the early stages of the space program and Kennedy's 1961 call to reach the moon within a decade to the successes and heartbreaking failures of the race for space, the dream was kept alive by dedicated, daring professionals and a nation intent on reaching for -- and landing amid -- the stars, all while the world faced the Vietnam War.

September 09, 2005

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Frontier House
starring: Kristen Brooks, Nate Brooks, Rudy Brooks, Adrienne Clune, Aine Clune

Studio: Pbs Release Date: 05/05/2009 Run time: 360 minutes
July 07, 2002

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Ghosts of the Abyss
starring: Bill Paxton, Don Lynch, Ken Marschall, Charles Pellegrino, Lewis Abernathy
directed by: James Cameron

Walt Disney Pictures and James Cameron, the Academy Award(R)-winning director of TITANIC (1997), present the groundbreaking cinematic achievement GHOSTS OF THE ABYSS. Joined by his personal friend Bill Paxton (TITANIC) and a team of the world's foremost history and marine experts, Cameron journeys back to the site of his greatest inspiration -- the legendary wreck of the Titanic. During the voyage, you will explore the entire ship, deck by deck, room by room, encountering mysteries that have remained hidden for almost a century. Revolutionary underwater robots were designed and built solely for the purpose of allowing the explorers to peer deep into the remains of the once great ship and bring those surreal and haunting images back to the surface. Loaded with never-before-seen footage, revealing interviews, and innovative DVD bonuses, this unprecedented motion picture event is a must-own companion for anyone who loves TITANIC.
April 04, 2004

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Globe Trekker: Chile & Easter Island

Chile is bordered by the Pacific ocean to the west and separated from the rest of South America by the Andes mountains. Nearly three thousand miles in length and rarely more than a hundred miles wide, Chile stretches from the tropics almost to Antarctica. Traveler Ian Wright begins his journey in the scorching aridity of the Atacama Desert. He then moves south to the capital, Santiago, before taking a train to visit the indigenous Mapuche Indians. He travels across the outstanding glacier-streamed mountains of Torres del Paine National Park. Via Robinson Crusoe Island, he flies to Easter Island and ends his journey on one of the most remote inhabited places on Earth. Along the way... See ancient mummies with their glossy black hair still neatly braided. Watch dawn break over the highest geyser field in the world. Learn how to head llamas Observe the stars through the largest telescope in the southern hemisphere See the colossal Maoi on Easter Island, among the most fascinating archaeological mysteries of all time.
January 01, 2004

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Globe Trekker - France
starring: Justine Shapiro, Christina Chang

2 Episodes on 1 DVD! Situated on the western edge of Europe, the outside world has always had a love affair with France. Synonymous with food, style and romance, few nations of its size can offer visitors such a variety of spectacular sights, scenery and culture. Traveler Justine Shapiro starts her journey in northern France on the beaches of Normandy. Traveling east through the vineyards of Champagne, she then explores Brittany and Somme. Christina Chang takes over in Bordeaux, traveling through Arles, Marseilles and Lourdes. She ends her journey in Monaco, on the beaches of the Riviera. Along the way... · Experience "Vine Therapy" in Bordeaux · Take a canoe trip down the Dordogne River · Celebrate Bastille Day in vibrant Marseilles · Enjoy the gourmet taste of Escargot - otherwise know as snails · Join a pilgrimage to the world famous landmark, Mont St. Michael
January 01, 2004

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Globe Trekker - Greece
starring: Megan McCormick, Christina Chang

Contains 2 Episodes! Greece, cradle of the Western Civilization, is often considered as the last country of the West and the first of the East. Traveler Christina Chang visits Mainland Greece, its cosmopolitan and culturally rich capital Athens, and the Peloponnesian peninsula; while Megan McCormick heads for the beautiful Greek Islands, scattered around the blue waters of the Ionian and the Aegean Seas. Along the way ¨ Visit the awe inspiring Acropolis overlooking Athens ¨ Witness the ancient fire walking festival of Sires in Northern Greece. ¨ Visit the most southern tip of mainland Greece, thought by the Greeks to shelter the entrance to Hades ¨ Catch the ferry Hydra for the celebrations of the Miaoulia Festival ¨ Visit the holy isle of Patmos, the party island of Mykonos, the ancient island of Delos, and the volcanic island of Santorini ¨ Trek through the spectacular Samaria Gorge in Crete
September 09, 2002

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Globe Trekker: Ireland
starring: Ian Wright
directed by: Ian Cross

Also known as the Emerald Isle, for it's lush green landscapes, Ireland is the land of a thousand welcomes. Although it has been ripped apart by years of political conflict, it is renowned for its hospitality and is proud of its strong spirit of a good time. Ian Wright begins his travels at the spectacular Antrim coast in Northern Ireland. He then travels to Belfast before crossing the border and heading to Dublin, the capital of the republic. Passing through Cobh and Kerry, he then sails on to the Aran Islands, hikes in Conemara and Donegal and finally ends his journey on the wild and remote Tory Islands. Along the way... · Explore Blarney Castle and kiss the Blarney stone · Join thousands of pilgrims in the footsteps of St Patrick to climb Croagh Patrick · Wander through the landscapes of Kerry, where the scenery is dotted with Celtic ruins · Live it up in Dublin - the republics largest cosmopolitan city · Meet the famous king of Tory Island who makes it his duty to welcome visitors off the boat as they arrive
January 01, 2004

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Globe Trekker: Destination Mexico

Mexico is a vast country sharing one border with the United States and the other one with Central America.

Traveller Ian Wright visits Baja California, a mostly desert mountainous peninsula off the south west coast of the USA, and the Copper Canyon, home of the modern cowboys and the ancient Tarahumara Indians. Meanwhile Justine Shapiro explores Mexico City, a buzzing capital where modern skyscrapers tower over Indian markets and Spanish churches.

Along the way…

- Visit the wild border town of Tijuana
- Sail close to the grey whales which migrate to the Laguna San Ignacio during the northern winter months
- Explore the colonial silver city of Taxco, and the amazing city of Teotihuacan whose mysterious civilisation built the gigantic pyramids of the Sun and the Moon
- Get a hot taste for Mexican chilies at La Merced, one of the largest food markets, and sample some of the hundreds of tequila varieties
September 09, 2002

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Globe Trekker: New York
starring: Ian Wright; Megan McCormick
directed by: Ian Cross

Located on the east coast of the United States, New York is a wondrous metropolis and the self proclaimed capital of the world. Its vast population and multitude of ethnic groups have created a vibrant, energetic mix that is now known as much for its resilience in the face of tragedy as it is for its economic power. Globe Trekker travelers Ian Wright and Megan McCormick tour New York's five boroughs: Staten Island, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan, home to the famous skyline and Central Park. Along the way.. Ride the Staten Island Ferry out to the Statue of Liberty Take in the views from the top of the Empire State Building Visit Ground Zero - The site of the World Trade Center terrorist attacks Dent your wallet in a serious shopping spree along 5th Avenue Soak away the cares of the city on Coney Island Beach
January 01, 2004

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Globe Trekker: Pacific NW USA (WA & OR) DVD Format
starring: Sami Sabiti
directed by: Ian Cross

The top northwest corner of mainland America is known as the Pacific Northwest and is made up of two states, Washington and Oregon. Its diverse and scenic landscapes provide a veritable playground for outdoor enthusiasts, whilst its cities are cultured and cutting edge. And, wherever you are, you'll never be far from a coffee shop. Traveler Sami Sabiti starts his journey in Seattle, sampling the markets and discovering the music scene. He then heads southwest via La Push to the logging town of Hoquiam for the annual loggers party. After hitching a ride to Astoria he heads across the Cascade range to the areas most beautiful volcano, Mount Hood. He then heads to the eco city of Portland before ending his journey with an uneasy climb to the snow-capped peak of the awesome Mount St Helens. Along the way... · Look down on the sights of Seattle from atop the Space Needle. · Cook a traditional salmon BBQ with the Native Americans in La Push. · Ride sand buggies across the Oregon Dunes. · Witness bare-back riding at the Pendleton Round Up. · Hear the amazing story of a survivor from the 1980's eruption of Mount St Helen's.
November 11, 2005