Olympic Dreams (2007) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Olympic Dreams online in HD.
Olympic Dreams — Storyline
Documentary series following the fortunes of British stars on the road to London 2012.
Cast & Crew
Olympic Dreams — Series Details
| First Air Date | 2007-12-17 |
| Seasons | 4 |
| Episodes | 23 |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Language | English |
| Network | BBC One |
| Status | Returning Series |
Olympic Dreams — Episode Guide
2007
- E1: Episode 1 (2007-12-17) — Britain's rowers fight for a seat in the top boat. Paralympian Dressage rider Lee Pearson faces a major crisis with his horse. Teenage cyclist Ben Swift risks being dumped from the
- E2: Episode 2 (2007-12-18) — Shanaze Reade must prove herself in the tough world of BMX. The clock is ticking as Britain's top dressage rider Lee Pearson struggles to find and train a horse. Plus, rowing.
- E3: Episode 3 (2007-12-19) — Athlete Jess Ennis must improve her throwing. Britain's young Table Tennis elite take on the best in the world. Rowing's top boat is a man down.
- E4: Episode 4 (2007-12-20) — Eleven-year-old diving prodigy Tom Daley takes on the adults at the British Nationals. One of Britain's best table tennis hopefuls drops out of a vital Asian tour. Heptathlete Jess
- E5: Episode 5 (2007-12-21) — In the last of this series, we join Britain's youngest Olympic hopefuls all at crucial moments on their road to 2012. In Wales the search is on for the gymnasts of the future.
2008
- E1: The Class of 2012 (2008-07-15) — First of a new four-part series looking at what it takes to succeed in the world of elite sport as Britain's young hopefuls begin to dream of Olympic gold.
- E2: Making The Olympic Dream (2008-07-22) — Series looking at what it takes to succeed in the world of elite sport, featuring a paralympic dressage rider, a BMX prodigy and two female rowers.
- E3: Last Coach to Beijing (2008-07-29) — Looped documentary. Part three of a four-part series looking at what makes an athlete succeed. This time, we follow athletes through the selection process.
- E4: The Race For Selection (2008-08-05) — Looped documentary. Heptathlete Jess Ennis, diver Tom Daley and the men's coxless four fight to make it to the Beijing Olympics.
2010
- E1: Episode 1 (2010-04-13) — Documentary following some of Britain's brightest hopes as they sacrifice everything in the hope of getting a place on the Olympic podium in front of a home crowd.
- E2: Episode 2 (2010-04-20) — This film follows athletes in three sports – rowing, weightlifting and synchronised swimming – who are training to be the very best for the 2012 Olympics.
2012
- E1: South (2012-01-22) — Tony Husband profiles some of the people preparing for the Olympics, and looks at the pressures faced by coaches picking a squad.
- E2: East (2012-01-22) — Jonathan Park and Gail Emms follow the progress of the Olympic hopefuls from the East of England. Plus, a round-up of the athletes to watch at London 2012.
- E3: East Midlands (2012-01-22) — Colin Hazelden speaks to Rebecca Adlington's family about the pressure she faces to perform. Plus, how double amputee Richard Whitehead is hoping to win gold.
- E4: Yorkshire (2012-01-22) — Tanya Arnold follows the progress of Yorkshire athletes Jessica Ennis, Sarah Stevenson, and Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee as they prepare for London 2012.
- E5: London (2012-01-22) — A profile of some of the athletes preparing for the Olympics. Paul Carter examines the technology that will be used to power Paralympic hopefuls to glory.
- E6: North East and Cumbria (2012-01-22) — Jeff Brown and Katie Gornall meet the athletes hoping for success this summer. Plus a look back at some of the regional athletes who made Olympic history.
- E7: North West (2012-01-22) — A profile of some of the athletes hoping to make an Olympic impact. Including the youngster tackling five disciplines in the Modern Pentathlon, and a young Toxteth boxer.
- E8: South East (2012-01-22) — How are local athletes preparing for the Olympics? Plus, Steve Backley offers Olympic hopeful Martin Brockman tips on how to master his weakest event in the decathlon.
- E9: South West (2012-01-22) — Natalie Cornah tracks the progress of the South West's Olympic hopefuls.
- E10: West (2012-01-22) — Alistair Durden and Olympic silver medalist Heather Fell track the progress of athletes from the West of England hoping to compete in London 2012.
- E11: West Midlands (2012-01-22) — Olympic boxer Richie Woodhall discovers which 2012 West Midlands athletes are the ones to watch in this year's London Olympics and Paralympics.
- E12: Yorkshire and Lincolnshire (2012-01-22) — John Inverdale goes back to his sporting roots to meet the region's brightest hopefuls for the London Games, all training hard to achieve their Olympic Dreams.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Olympic Dreams have? 4 season(s) with 23 episodes.
Where can I watch Olympic Dreams? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.