「The Nature of Things」のエピソード一覧

『ネイチャー・オブ・シングス』（または『ネイチャー・オブ・シングス with デイヴィッド・スズキ』）は、カナダのドキュメンタリー番組のテレビシリーズである。1960年11月6日にCBCテレビで初放送された。番組の多くは、自然と人間が自然に与える影響を記録している。この番組は「原子力や遺伝子工学を含む多くの環境問題に関する科学的証拠を提示した最初の主流番組の1つでした」。^{[1]このシリーズは、ローマの哲学者}ルクレティウスの叙事詩「De rerum natura」（物事の本質について）にちなんで名付けられている。

シーズン 1: 1960–1961

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シーズン2: 1962

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シーズン3: 1963

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シーズン4: 1964

シーズン5: 1965

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シーズン6: 1965–1966

シーズン7: 1966

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1967 カナダ野生動物特集

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シーズン9: 1968–1969

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シーズン10: 1969–1970

シーズン11: 1970–1971

シーズン12: 1971–1972

シーズン13: 1972–1973

シーズン14: 1973–1974

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シーズン15: 1974

シーズン16: 1975

シーズン17: 1976–1977

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シーズン18: 1977–1978

シーズン19: 1978–1979

シーズン20: 1979–1980

シーズン21: 1980–1981

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シーズン22: 1981–1982

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シーズン23: 1982–1983

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シーズン24: 1983–1984

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シーズン25: 1984–1985

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シーズン26: 1985–1986

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シーズン27: 1986–1987

シーズン28: 1987–1988

シーズン29: 1988–1989

Season 30: 1989–1990

Season 31: 1990–1991

Season 32: 1991–1992

Season 33: 1992–1993

Season 34: 1993–1994

Season 35: 1994–1995

Season 36: 1995–1996

Season 37: 1996–1997

Season 38: 1998

Season 39: 1998–1999

Season 40: 1999–2000

Season 41: 2000–2001

Season 42: 2001–2002

Season 43: 2002–2003

Season 44: 2003–2004

Season 45: 2004–2005

Season 46: 2005–2006

2006–2007: Specials

Season 47: 2007–2008

Season 48: 2008–2009

Season 49: 2009–2010

Season 50: 2010–2011

Season 51: 2011–2012

Season 52: 2012–2013

Season 53: 2013–2014

Season 54: 2014–2015

Season 55: 2015–2016

Season 56: 2016–2017

Thursdays at 8:00 pm
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Season 57: 2017–2018

Sundays
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Season 58: 2018–2019

Sundays
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Season 59: 2019–2020

Fridays
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Season 60: 2020–2021

Fridays
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