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Innovative hospital drama that plunges the viewer into the Receiving Room (today's A&E) of the London hospital deep in the teeming East End. The drama is shot with the pace and action of its modern-day counterpart and namesake, "Casualty", but every case and character is true. Focusing on cases, characters, and events taken from the actual hospital records, nurses' Ward Diaries, and intimate memoirs, "Casualty 1906" is an unbroken experience of life with pioneering doctors and nurses among the desperately poor 100 years ago.

"Fuse Excellent Adventure" follows host Nate Jackson to the far-flung musical corners of the earth to explore the crazy lifestyles and bizarre cultures on display at the world's most amazing and unique music festivals and parties. From India to Ibiza, funk music to goth rituals, the beat goes on and we follow it. Nate surfs the crowd with music lovers from all walks of life, seeking out the wildest of the wild and getting them to reveal their inner musical passions. Castle parties, island raves, heavy metal maniacs, Asian pop fanatics - it's all part of the adventure.

An irreverent look at the state of sports and the people who play and report on them.

The traditional Japanese concept of harmony between humans and nature. "Satoyama" refers to the rural landscapes in Japan where people have cultivated the land sustainably for centuries, maintaining a balance between agriculture, forestry, and natural ecosystems. Focus on a specific Satoyama region, highlighting how the locals live in close relationship with their environment. It presents the four seasons, showcasing the changes in the landscape and the interplay between humans, animals, plants, and water systems. It illustrates how the villagers use traditional methods of farming and fishing that are in harmony with nature. It also highlights the diverse wildlife, from insects to fish and birds, thriving in these managed ecosystems.

Drivers who have been given traffic tickets (for speeding, illegal turns, or other violations) and decide to fight the ticket have their day in court. If the officer doesn't show up they can show through evidence (charts, photos, witnesses) why the ticket was not warranted. The judge either upholds the ticket and fines them, or dismisses the ticket.