I remember watching that on my local PBS station when I was a kid, which must have been the late 80s or early 90s. I found it fascinating and I made sure to wat

I remember watching that on my local PBS station when I was a kid, which must have been the late 80s or early 90s. I found it fascinating and I made sure to watch every episode. It made a big impression on me and may have been at least partially responsible for kindling my interest in history. It was until I was older did I realize that it was a big step in the evolution of documentaries or that the panning technique he used was really innovative. I'm considering watching it again on Netflix.