The Cult of... - Sunday Night - 5. The Onedin Line
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The Cult of... - Sunday Night - 5. The Onedin Line
- Broadcast on:
- BBC Four, 2:10am Thursday 1st January 2009
- First broadcast:
- Tuesday 5th August 2008
- Duration:
- 30 minutes
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