I just watched the opening credits of ep 1 on youtube, and I'm hooked already - bbc radiophonic I presume, or at least something similar. Austere and direct and strange at the same time. A problem I have with contemporary documentary series is the dial is constantly set at 'high drama'

I haven't seen Connections, but am going to seek it out now. Along with The Ascent of Man, Life on Earth, and Ways of Seeing, it's from a favourite period of TV for me. It's the seriousness of tone that I love in these, and the breadth of knowledge expectation.

Luna has obviously been watching this Sesame Street classic for inspiration... youtu.be/oRRe5GkBPjs?...

for a comparison of fairness, imagine if 87% tracks on BBC radio were played for free, with absolutely no royalties given to the composers, only to those who were deemed 'successful' enough to receive any. We're expected to provide music for free, and make money from t shirts and adverts on y-tube