Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20050404 | Pen Hadow retraces the journeys undertaken by Jules Verne's characters and meets people who have been inspired to emulate their adventures. 1/5. Five Weeks in a Balloon. | ||
| 20050405 | 2/5. The British at the North Pole: Pen Hadow considers the allure of The North Pole to Jules Verne and his fictional sailors, who didn't know what was there, and to latterday adventurers. Then News. " | ||
| 20050406 | 3/5. Around the World in 80 Days: Pen Hadow continues his tour of Jules Verne's world by considering Verne's most famous novel and its hero Phileas Fogg, the archetype of gentleman globetrotters. " | ||
| 20050407 | 4/5. From the Earth to the Moon: Jules Verne's novel predated the reality by about a hundred years, Pen Hadow considers the accuracy of Verne's predictions. Then News. " | ||
| 20050408 | 5/5. Journey to the Centre of the Earth: Pen Hadow considers a journey yet to be followed outside the pages of fiction. | ||
| 01 | Five Weeks In A Balloon | 20050404 | 1/5. Five Weeks in a Balloon. |
| 02 | The British At The North Pole | 20050405 | Pen Hadow considers the allure of The North Pole to Jules Verne and his fictional sailors, who didn't know what was there, and to latterday adventurers. |
| 03 | Around The World In 80 Days | 20050406 | Pen Hadow continues his tour of Jules Verne's world by considering Verne's most famous novel and its hero Phileas Fogg, the archetype of gentleman globetrotters. |
| 04 | From The Earth To The Moon | 20050407 | Jules Verne's novel predated the reality by about a hundred years, Pen Hadow considers the accuracy of Verne's predictions. |
| 05 LAST | Journey To The Centre Of The Earth | 20050408 | Pen Hadow considers a journey yet to be followed outside the pages of fiction. |