The Great Robot RaceSeason 33 : Ep. 8 (52:33)
Welcome to MarsSeason 32 : Ep. 1 (53:56)
Ancient Refuge in the Holy LandSeason 31 : Ep. 18 (54:01)
Hunt for the SupertwisterSeason 31 : Ep. 7 (52:46)
Life and Death in the War ZoneSeason 31 : Ep. 6 (54:08)| Season:Episode | Title |  | Runtime | Air Date | User Rating | Queue |
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| 15 | Wright Brothers’ Flying Machine | 54:01 | 11/11/2003 |   | | |
| 6 | Lost Treasures of Tibet | 53:51 | 02/18/2003 | | | |
| 4 | Battle of the X-Planes | 1:53:26 | 02/04/2003 | | | |
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9 days ago
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I really wish the documentary channels on Hulu would update their content more often.. Nova, National Geographic etc. ...
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2 months ago
1
A little disappointing science-wise, but amazing footage--especially the time lapse stuff.
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Posted 3 months ago
1 of 1 person found this review helpful
A Good Springboard Episode
This episode has given me many things to think on. I feel sorry for the king of Mustang and the changes he will have to face in the waning years of his life. Hopefully the revival of the faith they are experiencing does not wane. Such a place of peace Mustang seems to be with beautiful, simple ways of life and ways of celebrating it. The monastary paintings were so gorgeous after the cleaning team did their job. Another great one, thanks Hulu.com :)
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Posted 4 months ago
1 of 1 person found this review helpful
I like this episode of NOVA best
I think its amazing that restoration dude was able to determine so much about the artists that made the paintings. I don't like that last gus review though. He/she shouln't even pretend to know anything about Buddhist beliefs. (Temples are made to teach people how to learn and their traditons are desgned to teach people about life but would be hard to remember and would probably be lost without a solid, more perminant, foundation like a temple.)
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Posted 4 months ago
2 of 5 people found this review helpful
Interesting but somewhat meaningless
The artwork is beautiful, but the Buddhists of Tibet have little interest in preserving these "masterpieces". Impermanace, one of the most important concepts for Tibetan Buddhists, leaves these items that westerners consider valuable absolutely meanlingless. They have no inherent meaning, and they can do nothing to help one achieve enlightenment. Actually, not recognizing that the artwork is void of inherent meaning just shows how little these westerners understand and/or care about the feeling of the monks. It is a selfish act for these groups to think that they are saviors of lost art.
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Posted 5 months ago
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
Fantastic Program
Please add more educational and informative PBS programming like Nova and Scientific American Frontiers on to Hulu!
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