So the BBC’s Norman series flagship presented by Prof. Rob Bartlett is now complete, with the Normans doing their best Julius Caeser impression before living the original American Dream. After a good start and a superb follow-up, how did this measure up?
BBC Normans 3
August 24, 2010
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BBC Normans 2
August 11, 2010Such an imaginative title to follow on from my first post on the BBC series whose central plank is Prof. Rob Bartlett’s three episode extravaganza. However, I’ll also compare Dr. Stephen Baxter’s single programme on Domesday Book.
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BBC Normans 1
August 5, 2010Apparently gesta believes that a review of the BBC’s new series on the Normans, which started with the main programme last night presented by Prof. Rob Bartlett, will be more interesting if done by the ignorant rather than the informed. Up to the current standards of journalism, then…
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Normans on the BBC
August 3, 2010Just a quick post to flag up the forthcoming ‘Normans‘ season on the BBC. I expect I shall have some views on the content, presentation style etc. (please, please, please let there be nothing from Channel 4) and will blog in due course. The main series will be presented by Prof. Rob Bartlett who fronted the excellent BBC ‘Inside the Medieval Mind’ and will undoubtedly be better than the materials for families put out by the BBC. I’ll be discussing those later when I blog the Battle conference.
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