Michael Palin
English actor
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| October 4 2022 | The final episode of the three-part 'Into Iraq' documentary series was broadcast on Channel 5, completing Palin's journey from the river's source in eastern Turkey to the Persian Gulf. |
| September 27 2022 | The second episode of 'Into Iraq' aired on Channel 5, continuing Palin's journey through the region. |
| September 20 2022 | Michael Palin's documentary series 'Into Iraq' first aired on Channel 5 in the UK, marking the beginning of a three-part travel documentary following the Tigris river. |
| December 27 2018 | Channel 5 aired a special edition of Michael Palin in North Korea, featuring the first two parts and previously unseen footage. |
| September 30 2018 | Michael Palin's documentary about North Korea aired in North America on National Geographic, titled 'North Korea From the Inside With Michael Palin'. |
| September 27 2018 | Second part of Michael Palin's documentary 'Michael Palin in North Korea' aired on Channel 5 in the UK |
| September 20 2018 | First part of Michael Palin's documentary 'Michael Palin in North Korea' aired on Channel 5 in the UK |
| 2016 | Rio de Janeiro hosted the Olympic Games, further cementing its position as a major international sporting destination. |
| 2014 | Rio de Janeiro was selected as the host city for the FIFA World Cup, drawing international attention to the city's sports infrastructure and global prominence. |
| November 14 2012 | Final episode of 'Brazil with Michael Palin' documentary series broadcast on BBC One, concluding his journey through the country. |
| October 24 2012 | Michael Palin's travel documentary series 'Brazil with Michael Palin' first broadcast on BBC One, marking his exploration of Brazil for the first time. |
| October 11 2012 | Michael Palin published the book 'Brazil', which accompanied his television travel documentary series about the country. |
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