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- Season 0 2004-11-24
- Season 1 2003-06-11
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- Season 5 2005-06-22
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- Season 46 2017-12-02
- Season 47 2018-05-20
- Season 48 2019-01-21
- Season 49 2020-07-12
- Season 50 2021-02-09
- Season 52 2022-02-07
- Season 53 2023-03-20
- Season 54 2024-04-16
Season 54 Episode
- Season 0 Arthur Miller - Finishing the Picture
- Season 0 The Plinth, the Model, the Artist and his Sculpture
- Season 0 The Beatles in Love
- Season 0 Damon and Jamie's Excellent Adventure
- Season 0 Vincent Van Gogh: Painted with Words
- Season 0 Yes We Can! The Lost Art Of Oratory
- Season 0 Stones in Exile
- Season 0 U2: From the Sky Down
- Season 0 The Fatwa - Salman's Story
- Season 0 Freddie Mercury: The Great Pretender
- Season 0 Beyoncé: Life is But a Dream
- Season 0 David Bowie - Cracked Actor
- Season 0 Alan Yentob interviews Robert B Weide
- Season 0 The Smoking Diaries Update
imagine… - Season 0 Episode 9 The Fatwa - Salman's Story
5.50 50 minutes Salman Rushdie, author of The Satanic Verses, tells for the first time the inside story of how it felt to be condemned to death by the Ayatollah Khomeini in 1989, and to spend the next decade in hiding. To coincide with the publication of Rushdie's new book about that time, Alan Yentob has been given unique access to the author and to the bodyguards who lived with him. Friends and writers like Ian McEwan and Hanif Kureshi speak frankly, as do Rushdie's sister, ex-wife and sons.
