Season
- Season 0 1991-08-17
- Season 1 1982-09-29
- Season 2 1983-01-26
- Season 3 1984-01-03
- Season 4 1985-01-09
- Season 5 1986-01-01
- Season 6 1987-01-15
- Season 7 1988-01-06
- Season 8 1989-01-11
- Season 9 1990-01-17
- Season 10 1991-01-23
- Season 11 1992-01-15
- Season 12 1993-01-13
- Season 13 1994-01-12
- Season 14 1995-01-11
- Season 15 1996-01-14
- Season 16 1997-02-25
- Season 17 1998-04-07
- Season 18 1999-04-17
- Season 19 2000-01-08
- Season 20 2001-01-12
- Season 21 2002-01-04
- Season 22 2003-01-10
- Season 23 2004-01-09
- Season 24 2005-01-29
- Season 25 2006-01-20
- Season 26 2007-01-05
- Season 27 2008-01-05
- Season 28 2009-02-21
- Season 29 2010-06-02
- Season 30 2011-10-25
Season 30 Episode
- Season 10 Savagery and the American Indian: 1: Wilderness
- Season 10 Savagery and the American Indian: 2: Civilisation
- Season 10 The Man Who Made the Supergun
- Season 10 Reluctant Comrade
- Season 10 The Transmission of Roger Bacon
- Season 10 Palestine: The First Intifada
- Season 10 A Cold War
- Season 10 Beside Franco in Spain
- Season 10 Charles Darwin - Devil's Chaplain
- Season 10 The Columbus Conspiracy
- Season 10 Harvests of Iron: 1: The Watch on the Somme
- Season 10 Harvests of Iron: 2: The Theatre of Operations
- Season 10 Suffer the Children
- Season 10 The Spoils of War
- Season 10 Episode 98
- Season 10 Episode 99
- Season 10 Episode 100
- Season 10 Episode 120
- Season 10 Episode 130
- Season 10 Episode 140
- Season 10 Episode 220
Timewatch - Season 10 Episode 9 Charles Darwin - Devil's Chaplain
6.90 60 minutes Charles Darwin lived in fear of disgrace because of his views. He believed that humans were just a better sort of ape, that we evolved from worms. These were shattering ideas, especially from a man trained for the Church. Using new research, historians Adrian Desmond and James Moore see Darwin not as the far-sighted hero of the Beagle voyage, but as a privileged Victorian with everything to lose by publishing the heretical views he developed in survival-of-the-fittest London. Wracked with worry, Darwin was sick for most of the 20 years it took him to pluck up courage to tell the world his brutal theory of natural selection.
