Season
26 - Randall Terry
Nov. 04,1997
Randall Terry has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
25 - Designs on Democracy: Part 2
May. 03,1994
G.F. Newman has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
24 - Dennis Potter
Mar. 21,1993
Dennis Potter has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
23 - The Liverpool Poets
Apr. 23,1992
Adrian Henri, Roger McGough and Brian Patten have 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
22 - Alastair Logan
Aug. 20,1991
Alastair Logan has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
21 - Quentin Crisp
Aug. 06,1991
Quentin Crisp has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
20 - The NHS Is Alive and Well
Jul. 30,1991
Elizabeth Cook has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
19 - Corner in the Thing I Love
Jul. 30,1991
Elizabeth Cook has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
18 - The Search for Love and Glory
Aug. 23,1990
Julie Welch has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
17 - Below the Belt
Sep. 07,1989
David Rappaport has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
16 - Green Thoughts
Aug. 24,1989
Gore Vidal has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
15 - End of the Golden Age?
Mar. 09,1989
Melvyn Bragg has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
14 - John Birt
May. 12,1988
John Birt has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
13 - Misrule Britannia: To BBC or not to BBC
Jan. 30,1986
Noel Annan has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
12 - Germaine Greer
Aug. 10,1985
Germaine Greer has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
11 - Misrule Britannia: Technology and Liberty
Aug. 10,1985
Duncan Campbell has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
10 - Doris Lessing
May. 05,1985
Doris Lessing has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
9 - Graham Chapman
Nov. 16,1983
Graham Chapman has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
8 - Greece to their Rome
Jul. 23,1983
Christopher Hitchens has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
7 - Unknown
Jan. 24,1983
Unknown has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
6 - Enoch Powell
Jan. 17,1983
Enoch Powell has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
5 - Salman Rushdie
Dec. 06,1982
Salman Rushdie has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
4 - Anthony Sampson
Nov. 29,1982
Anthony Sampson has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
3 - Karen Armstrong
Nov. 22,1982
Karen Armstrong has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
2 - Bernard Williams
Nov. 15,1982
Bernard Williams has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic.
1 - E.P. Thompson
Nov. 08,1982
E.P. Thompson has 30 minutes of airtime on a controversial topic
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Opinions is a British talk programme broadcast on Channel 4 television in the 1980s and 1990s. According to Time magazine, Opinions gave "a public figure 30-minutes of airtime each week to expound on a controversial topic ". "A speaker could express his or her own views straight to camera for 30 minutes", "an earnest of Channel 4's faith and mission to bring edgy, alternative fare to the public and to excite reaction". "Individuals like the novelist Salman Rushdie and the historian EP Thompson each spoke to the camera for half an hour on a subject that interested them".
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