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Martin Clunes: Islands of America - Season 1

Series: Martin Clunes: Islands of America
4.6
(122)
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Episodes
4
Rating
TVG
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Acorn TV

About

Award-winning actor Martin Clunes (Doc Martin, Manhunt) in this fun and informative voyage around America's amazing coasts. Beginning in Hawaii, Martin witnesses the destruction caused by volcanoes firsthand, before bear watching in Alaska, encountering seals and sea lions in California's secluded Channel Islands, and visiting some of Washington State's most remote islands. On the East Coast, Martin salsa dances in Puerto Rico, learns about the mysterious lost colony of Roanoke, and watches wild ponies swim at Chincoteague, finally ending his journey in New England's playgrounds of presidents. Along the way, he sees dazzling and diverse landscapes, gets up close and personal with wildlife ranging from endangered foxes to great white sharks, and chats with insightful historians and memorable locals. Join Martin on this island-hopping quest to witness the wonders of America, from sea to shining sea.

Related Subjects

  • Documentary

Episodes

1. Hawaii and Alaska

48m

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Martin begins his journey in Hawaii, the only US state made up entirely of islands. After leaving tourist-filled Oahu, he explores the active volcanoes of the Big Island, the largest island in all US territory, and the ancient traditions of Molokai Island. Next, Martin heads 2,500 miles north to Kodiak Island in Alaska, where there is one bear per square mile.

2. Washington State, California and Louisiana

49m

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In Washington State, Martin celebrates the Fourth of July on the San Juan Islands, then journeys down the California coast to the isolated Channel Islands, home to one of the world's largest colonies of seals and sea lions, as well as an endangered population of foxes. In Louisiana, he samples hot sauce at the Tabasco® plant on Avery Island and explores hurricane-ravaged Delacroix Island.

3. Puerto Rico, Georgia, North Carolina & Virginia

49m

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Martin enjoys salsa dancing lessons and rum tasting in Puerto Rico before heading to the Sea Islands off the coast of Georgia, where the inhabitants attempt to preserve the traditional practices of African slaves. On the Outer Banks of North Carolina, Martin learns about the mysterious lost colony of Roanoke, before traveling to Chincoteague, Virginia, to watch the world-famous wild pony swim.

4. New York, Massachusetts & Maine

49m

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In New York, Martin faces his fear of heights at the top of the Empire State Building in Manhattan, learns about immigration on Ellis Island, and enjoys Coney Island's amusement park. Heading to Massachusetts, he stops in Martha's Vineyard, where the movie Jaws was filmed, before seeing real great white sharks off the coast of Cape Cod. Then he ends his journey on Maine's most remote islands.

Extended Details

  • SeriesMartin Clunes: Islands of America
  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

Reviews

"Loveable travel companion."
The Independent, UK

Artists

Ian LeeseDirector
Tom McCarthyDirector
Martin ClunesActor