Timewatch Season 9

Right now you can watch Timewatch Season 9 on streaming — and it earns the access it was given. Across 1 season, the show has had time to find its rhythm and keep it. Its 7/10 TMDB score, built from 8 ratings, reflects a title that consistently delivers. Rigorous in a way documentary storytelling does not always commit to. There is no real reason to keep putting it off.

There is a reason Timewatch Season 9 keeps coming up in conversation. The access Timewatch Season 9 gets is remarkable — and the storytelling does full justice to it. Season 9 of Timewatch includes 13 episodes. It aired from January 1990 to December 1990. Episodes include "An Edge of Conspiracy", "Napoleon's Last Battle", "Hungary: The End of Silence". It was aired in 1990. The restraint in Timewatch Season 9 is what makes it trustworthy — it does not need to editorialise to make its point. There is real craft here, even in the moments that do not fully land.

Documentary fans who value serious storytelling will find Timewatch Season 9 essential viewing. It rewards viewers regardless of what else is in their watch history. Best experienced as a single, sustained watch if your schedule allows. The access the production gets is remarkable, and the storytelling does full justice to it. Worth watching in order, from the beginning.

🎬 Timewatch Season 9 — Episode Guide

An Edge of Conspiracy

1990-01-17

Was the last prisoner of Spandau Prison in Berlin really Rudolf Hess, one time deputy to Adolf Hitler, or a doppelganger put in his place by the Nazis before his incredible flight to Britain in 1941? Claims have been made in recent years that the body of the man who died in Spandau Prison in 1987 at...

Napoleon's Last Battle

1990-02-21

Timewatch explores the myth of the man who had a vision of a united Europe 175 years ago.

Hungary: The End of Silence

1990-03-21

The Communist party of Hungary has been forced to surrender its monopoly on truth, but it still controls access to the official archives. Any truths about the past 40 years must, therefore, come from the people themselves: witnesses, participants and victims, whose accounts are being gathered by his...

Accounts of a Forgotten Army

1990-09-05

In 1945 the German State and its army disappeared. Recently, harrowing tales from Germans who were prisoners in American camps at that time have begun to emerge. A Canadian author has alleged that nearly a million German soldiers died while prisoners of the Allies. His figures are disputed, but did ...

Helping the Police with Their Enquiries

1990-09-19

In the USA it is becoming standard practice for police to call in archaeologists and anthropologists with their skills at excavation and bone analysis to help them unravel murder cases. Now a British police force is looking at what the academics can offer them.

The Sipan Affair

1990-10-03

In January 1987 a band of grave robbers broke into a royal tomb at Sipan in northern Peru. The treasure they plundered was worth millions. Within months it had been smuggled by way of London to Los Angeles. Timewatch examines the international trade in antiquities, and uncovers a tale of ancient gol...

I Don't Want to Be Remembered As a Chair

1990-10-17

On the shore of Sabbathday Lake in Maine lives a religious community of nine men and women. They are the last practising Shakers - members of a sect once persecuted for its dissenting beliefs and celibate lifestyle. Granted unique access, Timewatch explores their struggle to maintain their religious...

All the King's Jews

1990-10-31

Seven hundred years ago tomorrow - on 1 November 1290 - the Jews were expelled from England. Christopher Andrew unfolds the extraordinary story of England's medieval Jews and discovers the English roots of European anti-Semitism.

A War Far from Home

1990-11-14

In 1914-15 138,000 Indians fought on the Western Front. More than a quarter were casualties. We know what the ordinary soldier felt about the war in France because his letters home were translated and censored. The programme tells the story of those men who fought and died for a country whose langua...

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One of the Reasons Why

1990-11-28

Charles Wheeler tells how the colonial policy of the post-war Labour government led to the start of a 30-year war in Vietnam.

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White Man's Grave, Black Man's Grave

1990-12-12

On January 23 1915, black insurgents broke into a house on the biggest plantation in British colonial Nyasaland. The rebels killed the white manager, cut off his head and carried it home. The planter's name was William Livingstone. The rebel leader was the black Baptist pastor, John Chilembwe. Two m...

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