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TELEVISION
This September, the National Geographic Channel takes you inside the mind of a terrorist through its new series Nat Geo Investigates Season 2: Terrorism. The 10-part series that premieres on Monday, September 11 at 10 pm reveals the inside story of the deadliest terrorist attacks in the world —people, planning and use of technology. There have been more than 3,000 terrorism-related deaths since 9/11. The series covers various acts of terrorism that shook the world and tells the story from the perspective of people on the inside. Intertwining real footage, compelling interviews of survivors and a first-hand account from a potential suicide bomber, Nat Geo Investigates: Terrorism provides an in-depth look at global terrorism today. The series features a special four-part mini-series called Inside 9/11 marking five years of the tragedy. The series also showcases a first ever feature programme on the Kandahar episode, IC 814 Hijack. Fun time with Seinfeld
He seems to be getting better with every season. Jerry Seinfeld and his quirky friends have been regaling viewers for over two years Monday to Friday at 7.30 p.m. on Star World. Seinfeld has been called the funniest show ever made`85a television marvel It has been hailed by critics and fans alike as a work of genius and has won numerous accolades, including Emmy Awards, Golden Globe Awards, Directors Guild of America Awards and People’s Choice Awards, and was voted the #1 Series of all-time by TV Guide. Often described as a show about ‘nothing,’ Seinfeld chronicles the lives of four friends in New York City in the 1990s, bringing out the humour in life’s mundane situations like waiting in line, searching for a lost item, or the trials and tribulations of dating. — NF
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