The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour Episode Rating Graph
Oct 2014 - Nov 2014
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Best Episodes of The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour
Blood for Sale: Gothic Goes Global
S1 Ep3
7.3
3rd Nov 2014
Gothic fantasy horror would be outstripped by real horror as the truth of mechanised warfare dawned on an innocent world in 1914. The language of Gothic would increasingly come to encapsulate the horrors of the 20th century - from Marx's analysis of 'vampiric' capitalism to Conrad's dark vision of imperialism and TS Eliot's image of The Wasteland, a Gothic narrative seemed to make more sense of the modern world more than any other.
Worst Episodes of The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour
The City and the Soul
S1 Ep2
6.7
27th Oct 2014
As the Industrial Revolution promised more and more inexplicable wonders of the modern world, Gothic art and literature became both backward and forward looking. In her novel Frankenstein, Mary Shelley warned of the dangers of how science could get out of control, while Sir Giles Gilbert Scott used Gothic architecture to memorialise Prince Albert as a medieval hero. Meanwhile, poets indulged in hallucinatory drugs to reach new Gothic heights. Where would it all end?
The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour Episode Guide
Liberty Diversity Depravity
S1 Ep1
6.8
20th Oct 2014
In the middle of the 18th century - in England - an entirely surprising thing happened. Out of the Age of Enlightenment and Reason a monster was born - a Gothic obsession with monsters, ghouls, ghosts and things that go bump in the night. From restrained aristocratic beginnings to pornographic excesses, the Gothic revival came to influence popular art, architecture and literature.
The City and the Soul
S1 Ep2
6.7
27th Oct 2014
As the Industrial Revolution promised more and more inexplicable wonders of the modern world, Gothic art and literature became both backward and forward looking. In her novel Frankenstein, Mary Shelley warned of the dangers of how science could get out of control, while Sir Giles Gilbert Scott used Gothic architecture to memorialise Prince Albert as a medieval hero. Meanwhile, poets indulged in hallucinatory drugs to reach new Gothic heights. Where would it all end?
Blood for Sale: Gothic Goes Global
S1 Ep3
7.3
3rd Nov 2014
Gothic fantasy horror would be outstripped by real horror as the truth of mechanised warfare dawned on an innocent world in 1914. The language of Gothic would increasingly come to encapsulate the horrors of the 20th century - from Marx's analysis of 'vampiric' capitalism to Conrad's dark vision of imperialism and TS Eliot's image of The Wasteland, a Gothic narrative seemed to make more sense of the modern world more than any other.
The best rated episodes of The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour are:
Blood for Sale: Gothic Goes Global S1E3 rated 7.3
The lowest rated episodes of The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour are:
The City and the Soul S1E2 rated 6.7
The first episode of The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour aired on October 20, 2014.
The last episode of The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour aired on November 03, 2014.
There are 3 episodes of The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour.
There is one season of The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour.
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The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour has ended.
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