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Episode 7: The Culture Show at the Edinburgh Festival - Part 1

Episode 8: The Culture Show at the Edinburgh Festival - Part 2

Episode 9: The Culture Show at the Edinburgh Festival - Part 3

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Episode 11: J K Rowling - Writing For Grown-Ups: A Culture Show Special

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Episode 15: Sam Mendes: Licence to Thrill - A Culture Show Special

Episode 16: Sam Mendes: Licence to Thrill... Even More - A Culture Show Special

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Episode 30: Danny Boyle: Man of Wonder

Episode 31: Danny Boyle: Man of Wonder - Extended

Episode 32: Sincerely, F Scott Fitzgerald

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Season 17 · Episode 2 · Jun 27, 2012

In this episode, comedian Alexei Sayle joins art critic Andrew Graham-Dixon at Tate Liverpool for an exhibition of later works from three of the greatest painters of the last 150 years: Turner, Monet and Twombly. Mark Kermode interrogates director William Friedkin about his new blackly comic film Killer Joe. Miranda Sawyer travels to the Eden Project in Cornwall to talk Matilda, musicals and megalomania with Tim Minchin. We have an exclusive extract from a lovingly restored print of Alfred Hitchcock's debut feature film with live music specially composed by Daniel Patrick Cohen; and James Runcie meets Richard Ford to explore the borderline between the ordinary and the criminal in his haunting new novel Canada.

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Episode 2

Season 17 · Episode 2 · Jun 27, 2012

In this episode, comedian Alexei Sayle joins art critic Andrew Graham-Dixon at Tate Liverpool for an exhibition of later works from three of the greatest painters of the last 150 years: Turner, Monet and Twombly. Mark Kermode interrogates director William Friedkin about his new blackly comic film Killer Joe. Miranda Sawyer travels to the Eden Project in Cornwall to talk Matilda, musicals and megalomania with Tim Minchin. We have an exclusive extract from a lovingly restored print of Alfred Hitchcock's debut feature film with live music specially composed by Daniel Patrick Cohen; and James Runcie meets Richard Ford to explore the borderline between the ordinary and the criminal in his haunting new novel Canada.