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OU on the BBC: Mark Steel Lectures

Updated Monday, 13th February 2006

Mark Steel - and Bob Monkhouse - reveal the Countdown-obsessed Charles Darwin you never knew.

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Mark Steel returns with another series of his award-winning lecture series. He'll take us on a trip into the slightly off-centre world of some great thinkers.

First broadcast: Tuesday 7 Oct 2003 on BBC Four

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