Shock and Awe: The Story of Electricity

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Shock and Awe: The Story of Electricity is a BBC documentary series that explores the history, science, and transformative impact of electricity on modern civilization.

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instanceOf television documentary series
aimsTo explain fundamental concepts of electricity to laypeople
show how electricity shaped the modern world
alsoKnownAs Shock and Awe – The Story of Electricity NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
depicts electrification of cities
rise of electrical power networks
educationalGenre popular science
explores scientific discoveries about electricity
social impact of electrification
technological applications of electricity
features biographical segments on key scientists
historical experiments with electricity
featuresScientist Alessandro Volta NERFINISHED
André-Marie Ampère NERFINISHED
Benjamin Franklin NERFINISHED
James Clerk Maxwell NERFINISHED
Michael Faraday NERFINISHED
Nikola Tesla NERFINISHED
Thomas Edison NERFINISHED
firstBroadcastOnChannel BBC Four NERFINISHED
focusesOn development of electrical science
impact of electricity on modern civilization
format three-part series
genre history documentary
science documentary
hasEpisodeStructure chronological history of electricity
hasTitle Shock and Awe: The Story of Electricity NERFINISHED
intendedAudience general audience
isAbout scientific revolution caused by electricity
technological revolution caused by electricity
medium television
narrator Jim Al-Khalili NERFINISHED
numberOfEpisodes 3
numberOfSeries 1
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork BBC Four NERFINISHED
portrays transition from natural philosophy to modern physics
presenter Jim Al-Khalili NERFINISHED
producer BBC
productionCompany BBC
subject electricity
history of science
physics

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Jim Al-Khalili presenterOf Shock and Awe: The Story of Electricity