1 Dec 2015 - Embarking on an epic trip that takes him from the arctic conditions of Iceland to rural India,. Mexico, Ger
Tuesday December 1
The modern day philosopher returns to our screens this December and this time he is turning his attention to some of life’s other big issues – the body, identity, waste, art, how to live your life, and time. Embarking on an epic trip that takes him from the arctic conditions of Iceland to rural India, Mexico, Germany, across America and to the metropolis of Tokyo, Karl Pilkington moans his way through a whole new series of weird and wacky experiences. These include fighting street crime with real-life superheroes, learning what life on Mars would be like, trying out the health benefits of drinking urine and – as a man known for his bald head – experiencing the transformational effect of having hair again. Will these new adventures change how Karl sees the world? The Moaning of Life – Series 2 (6 x 60) Starts Tuesday December 15 at 8:30pm on BBC Knowledge
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