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Without Walls (1990) is a drama, documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Without Walls online in HD.

Without Walls — Storyline

A weekly arts-based documentary series covering a diverse variety of subjects, everything from Roman orgies and the Elgin Marbles through The Yardbirds and Ike Turner to Aleister Crowley and Mother Teresa.

Cast & Crew

Without Walls — Series Details

Without Walls — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Episode 1 (1990-10-03)
• E2: For Love or Money 1 (1990-10-10)
• E3: Doing the Dishes (1990-10-17) — A celebration of the satellite dish, looking at their history and considering the prospects for designer dishes.
• E4: Sexual Intercourse Began in 1963 (1990-10-24) — Trial of the book and the acquittal of Penguin Books ushered in the freedom of the Sixties. With dramatic reconstructions this programme recreates the atmosphere of the time and te
• E5: The Thing Is… Prisons (1990-10-31) — Paul Morley looks at prisons, historic and new, and at the "interior design" practiced by prisoners within their cells.
• E6: Episode 6 (1990-11-07)
• E7: Tunnel Visions: 1 (1990-11-14) — The mutual mistrust between the French and the English goes back centuries. A British television team looks at the way the French are adjusting to a world in which many of their id
• E8: Tunnel Visions: 2 (1990-11-18) — A French television team looks behind the stereotypes and asks what the public role of British intellectuals is at a time when the channel tunnel is forcing the two societies toget
• E9: Tracks of My Tears (1990-11-21) — Inspired by the footballer, Paul Gascoigne, this documentary with music from Smokey Robinson and Sydney Devine, looks at men in tears – in art, pop, music, sport, the cinema and po
• E10: J'accuse: The Rolling Stones (1990-12-05) — Rock critic Sean O'Hagan argues that the Rolling Stones are a burnt-out collection of middle-aged men who have failed to mature or find a late style. He also suggests that they hav
• E11: Episode 11 (1990-12-12)
• E12: The Thing Is… Christmas Decorations (1990-12-19) — Paul Morley looks at Christmas decorations. Why do we want them? What do they mean to us and what do they say about us? How do the stores entice us to buy them? Do they offer a tas
• E13: Sleeping Beauty Rediscovered (1991-01-14) — Looking at the Royal Ballet's film started in the 1960s and left unfinished.
• E14: J'accuse: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1991-01-15) — Looks at the hype behind the Mozart bicentennial celebrations.
• E15: Black Athena (1991-03-05) — Examines the ideas of Martin Bernal set out in book Black Athena (1987) in which he argues that the Wests view of Greek civilization has been distorted to promote the Aryan model t
• E16: Lost Lawrence (1991-03-12)
• E17: Salvage of a Soho Photographer (1991-03-26)

Season 2

• E1: The Thing Is… Babies (1991-06-11)
• E2: The Thing Is… Hotels (1991-06-18) — A documentary that looks at the escapist world of hotels and boarding houses.
• E3: Sindy Hits Thirty (1991-10-01)
• E4: J'accuse: Citizen Kane (1991-11-01) — Robert McKee dismisses Orson Welles film, Citizen Kane as a mish-mash of stylistic excess and clichéd content.
• E5: The Obituary Show – Spike Milligan (1991-12-10)
• E6: The Obituary Show – Ken Russell (1991-12-17)
• E7: War of the Words (1991-12-17)
• E8: I Want Your Sex (1991-12-21)
• E9: The Avengers (1992-01-14) — A tribute to the long-running cult 1960's spy adventure series.
• E10: Fin de Siècle (1992-02-04)
• E11: J'accuse: Laurence Olivier (1992-03-03) — Russell Davies questions Laurence Olivier's position as the pre-eminent actor of our times.
• E12: J'accuse: Agatha Christie (1992-03-31)
• E13: Hang the D.J. (1992-04-14) — Looks at the cult of the Radio1 DJ. Links from Mike Smash (Paul Whitehouse) and featuring Tony Blackburn, Gary Davies, Mike Read and Dave Lee Travis.
• E14: Special: This Is Tomorrow (1992-06-21)

Season 3

• E1: …And God Created Tenors (1992-10-06)
• E2: The Tattooed Jungle (1992-10-06)
• E3: Dark Horses: Michelangelo Bound by Beauty (1992-10-20)
• E4: The Obituary Show – Jimmy Savile (1992-10-20)
• E5: The Story of "E" (1992-10-27)
• E6: The Cardinal and the Corpse (1992-12-01)
• E7: Apres le deluge (1992-12-15)
• E8: Seriously Seeking Sid (1993-01-01) — A study of the life and career of the actor Sid James, best known for the long-running Carry On series of bawdy British film comedies.
• E9: Big Mac (1993-02-16) — Looking at the career of child star phenomenon Macaulay Culkin and how he compares to other child actors of the past and present.
• E10: J'accuse: Dame Edna Everage (1993-02-16) — Rory Bremner argues that having set herself up as a satirist on suburban values, Dame Edna now personifies the same values that she once abhorred.
• E11: J'accuse: Philip Larkin (1993-03-30) — Terry Eagleton critiques poet Philip Larkin. Larkin is considered a darling of the post-war British poetry scene. Terry Eagleton accuses him of being racist, emotionally stunted an
• E12: The Obituary Show – Norman Wisdom (1993-03-30)
• E13: Lolita Unclothed (1993-05-11)

Season 4

• E1: For One Night Only: Margaret Rutherford (1993-10-05) — 'Margaret Rutherford' (Tim Spall in drag) tells her life story in cabaret form before an audience.
• E2: Bad Ideas of the 20th Century: Youthism (1993-10-12) — Germaine Greer launches an attack on the cult of youth. She argues that the obsession with youth has led to a morbid fear of aging at a time when old people outnumber the young.
• E3: Forbidden Fruit (1993-10-26) — Documentary. Tony Parsons investigates the controversy surrounding the film 'A Clockwork Orange'.
• E4: Bad Ideas of the 20th Century: Freudism (1993-11-16)
• E5: Kicking the Habit (1993-11-30)
• E6: The Obituary Show – Dudley Moore (1993-12-07)
• E7: The Obituary Show – Oliver Reed (1993-12-14)
• E8: Degas and Pissarro Fall Out (1994-03-01)
• E9: Sexual Personae: The Penis Unsheathed (1994-03-08)
• E10: For One Night Only: Errol Flynn (1994-03-15)
• E11: Kiss My Baad Assss Ice-T's Guide to Blaxploitation (1994-03-22) — Ice-T Looks at the history of 1970s Blaxploitation cinema and its continuing influence.
• E12: Expletives Deleted (1994-03-26)
• E13: The Greatest F***King Show on TV (1994-03-26) — Jerry Sadowitz presents a history of swearing on television.
• E14: Lesbians Unclothed (1994-05-03) — Camille Paglia, a lesbian academic, looks at how lesbianism has become chic. She traces its history, from the writings of Sappho to the recent lesbian culture.

Season 5

• E1: The National Alf (1994-10-25) — An appraisal of cultural icon, Alf Garnett (played by Warren Mitchell in the TV series Till Death Do Us Part and In Sickness and in Health).
• E2: The Night Show: Lucrezia Borgia Reveals All (1994-10-25) — The spoof arts magazine show presents a drama exploring the short cuts television takes in its treatment of art. Lucrezia Borgia, one of the most glamorous women of Renaissance Ita
• E3: J'Accuse: The News (1994-11-01) — Allison Pearson criticizes the news values of the BBC and ITN, saying that they are trivial, sycophantic and and prisoners to new technology.
• E4: The Night Show – A Midsummer Night's Scream (1994-11-01)
• E5: Ball and Chain (1994-11-08)
• E6: Hell's Angel: Mother Teresa (1994-11-08) — Christopher Hitchens investigates whether Mother Teresa of Calcutta deserves her saintly image. He probes her campaigns against contraception and foeticide and her questionable rel
• E7: The Fame Factor: The Battersea Bardot (1994-12-06) — A documentary on the life of actress Carol White, the lead in the 1960s BBC drama 'Up The Junction'.
• E8: J'Accuse: The Superchefs (1994-12-13)
• E9: Heigh Ho! (1995-02-28)
• E10: J'accuse: The National Trust (1995-02-28)
• E11: J'accuse: The Vegetarians (1995-03-07) — Jonathan Meades attacks the myths and culture surrounding vegetarianism.
• E12: My Generation: The Animals (1995-03-21)
• E13: My Generation: The Kinks (1995-03-28)
• E14: The Elephant Ballet (1995-03-28) — Five performances by the Royal Ballet in Kenya in aid of elephant conservation.
• E15: My Generation: The Troggs (1995-04-04)
• E16: The Ring Reduced (1995-04-11) — The Reduced Shakespeare Company's interpretation of Wagner's Ring Cycle, compressing 16 hours into 30 minutes.
• E17: Wagner V Wagner (1995-04-11)
• E18: The Air Conditioned Eden (1995-04-25) — About the mid 20th century Tiki craze that captivated America, encompassing Polynesian themed bars and imaginative libations, a whole genre of music called exotica, and even an arc
• E19: Letter from America with Christopher Hitchens: Pete Wilson (1995-05-14)

Season 6

• E1: My Generation: The Small Faces (1995-11-11)
• E2: Letter from America with Christopher Hitchens: Spike's Gotta Have It (1995-11-14)
• E3: My Generation: Herman's Hermits (1995-11-14)
• E4: The Hanged Man: Nigeria's Shame (1995-11-14)
• E5: Unpeeled: Proust – Remembrance of Tastes Past (1995-12-12) — An examination of Proust's fascination with sex and food with a look at the psycho-sexual history evoked in 'Remembrance of Things Past'(A La Recherché Du Temps Perdu).
• E6: Equal But Different (1996-03-05) — Tony Parsons delivers an essay on the state of the sex war, he suggests that there are some things that women do better than men: weeping, shopping and housework.
• E7: J'accuse: Technonerds (1996-03-19) — Janet Street-Porter takes the Internet to task, claiming its main use is to provide an occupation for boring, inadequate and socially inept people.
• E8: My Fair Hugh (1996-03-19) — American film critic, Joe Queenan, adopts the persona of a male film star to assess his contribution to the cinema.
• E9: A Brief History of Slang (1996-03-26) — There are over 50,000 words of slang in common usage today. Lexicographer Jonathon Green points out that most of them come from sex, drugs and music.
• E10: C4PD Starsky and Hutch (1996-03-26)
• E11: C4PD: Z Cars (1996-04-02)
• E12: J'accuse: The New Lads (1996-04-02)
• E13: C4PD: The Professionals (1996-04-09)
• E14: Supercrips and Rejects (1996-04-09) — Nabil Shaban argues that disabled people are misrepresented by Hollywood, the bad guy always being portrayed with a limp and scars and heroes are physically perfect. If there is a
• E15: The Elgin Marbles: 15 to 1 (1996-04-16)
• E16: Not Fade Away (1996-04-23) — Philip Norman's very personal film about the unique connection he felt to the singer Buddy Holly, despite having never met him, enhanced by speaking candidly with those who did.
• E17: Psychoanalysing Diana (1996-05-07) — Dr. Paul Dawson was Diana Spencer's psychotherapist from January 1996 to August 1997. He drew on verbatim psychotherapy transcripts to reveal a surprising, fresh look at the most g
• E18: Gore Vidal (1996-05-14)
• E19: Painted Ladies: Nobility, Virtue, Morality (1996-05-14)
• E20: Painted Ladies: Aesthetic Lust (1996-05-21)
• E21: J'accuse: Comedy (1996-05-28) — Cosmo Landesman accuses comedians of the nineties of becoming a force for political reaction 'the court jesters of the chattering classes'. He argues that politicians now wield the
• E22: Painted Ladies: Luxury and Frivolity (1996-05-28)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Without Walls have? 6 season(s) with 99 episodes.

Where can I watch Without Walls? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.