Delighted to see this is on its way soon (and hopefully to Oz as well). An utterly compelling documentary series over the years; the first one I think I remember seeing "live" rather than by way of a catch-up was 28 Up. Not sure about the maths, if Seven Up was in 1964 I would expect 56 Up next year, but let's not split hairs.
However unbalanced the original demographic, one can't help becoming engaged in the outcomes for the individuals and concerned for their wellbeing, as the article discusses. Always particularly anxious to see how Neil Hughes is getting on.
However unbalanced the original demographic, one can't help becoming engaged in the outcomes for the individuals and concerned for their wellbeing, as the article discusses. Always particularly anxious to see how Neil Hughes is getting on.
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