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The Burke Special is a TV series broadcast on BBC1 in the United Kingdom from 15 June 1972 to 13 May 1976. The host was James Burke. The show had a "circus" format, with Burke on a radio microphone walking around interacting with a studio audience that surrounded him on three sides.
The Burke Special discusses the "Body" and why humans never see ourselves as others see us. Audience members take part in tests for body image and what to do to change these and make a more positive image of themselves. Rate. Episode dated 22 April 1976. Thu, Apr 22, 1976.
S1.E5 ∙ Episode #1.5. Thu, Jul 13, 1972. Burke investigates language with the help of microscopes,vocoders and laryngographs. Rate.
Presenter James Burke looks at "Town Planning" and how they are created from pension schemes and investment that need to raise money. Setting himself in the role as developer he creates games in which shows how timing is everything.
“The Burke Special” – 1972. James Burke was a regular presenter on the flagship science show Tomorrows World, and he went on to provide the scince aspects of all the moon landings during the 1970s. His easy manner, and his ability to make difficult science easy to understand made him an ideal teacher of the masses.
James Burke show how humans tend to confuse rationalbility and irrationality but don't stop themselves. Why does logical thought get overlooked in favour of superstition? Rate
All Seasons. Season 1. S01E01 Episode 1 . June 15, 1972; BBC; S01E02 Episode 2 . June 22, 1972; BBC
