This disc stands alone; it is also one of the discs of the "Terry Jones collection" (1998). The other disc is "Terry Jones' Barbarians."
True to form Terry Jones presents a unique perspective on history in an entertaining fashion. We learn that what we thought whereas recent inventions have turned out to be either pilfered or reinvented. He brings us closer to the original inventions.
We learn things that were inventions and war strategies. City life is more about the reasons that cities in different locations and eras were built and what it was like to live in them. I had the feeling that he wanted to tell us more about sex, but the nature of the programs did not allow for this venue.
This was not as well organized and presented as most of his other presentations, but it is still worth watching and taking notes on.
True to form Terry Jones presents a unique perspective on history in an entertaining fashion. We learn that what we thought whereas recent inventions have turned out to be either pilfered or reinvented. He brings us closer to the original inventions.
We learn things that were inventions and war strategies. City life is more about the reasons that cities in different locations and eras were built and what it was like to live in them. I had the feeling that he wanted to tell us more about sex, but the nature of the programs did not allow for this venue.
This was not as well organized and presented as most of his other presentations, but it is still worth watching and taking notes on.