E1 - The Transplant Experience

Aired: January 05, 1976

Horizon investigates heart transplant research and techniques perfected and currently used by Dr. Norman Shumway in Britain.

E2 - Intimate Strangers

Aired: January 12, 1976

This episode of Horizon is about symbiosis - the close association between two or more species for their mutual benefit.

E3 - A Fair Share of What Little We Have

Aired: January 19, 1976

Horizon reports on the country of Tanzania, a country that spends only one dollar per person on health services, and more than half of all children born there die before the age of five.

E4 - The Incredible Machine

Aired: January 26, 1976

This episode of Horizon explores what actually happens inside our bodies using new optical techniques.

E5 - King Coal Revived

Aired: February 02, 1976

Horizon examines the projected expansion of the coal mining industry.

E6 - A Question of Trust

Aired: February 09, 1976

In this episode of Horizon, we look at the need for confidence in the doctor to patient relationship.

E7 - The Case of the Bermuda Triangle

Aired: February 16, 1976

Horizon investigates the mysterious Bermuda Triangle.

E8 - The Lords of the Labyrinth

Aired: February 23, 1976

Horizon traces back the origins and development of the pre-Incan Chimu civilization of Peru.

E9 - Inside the Shark

Aired: March 01, 1976

This documentary by Horizon takes a look at the shark, the supreme predator of the sea.

E10 - The Chemical Dream

Aired: March 08, 1976

Horizon reports on enzymes and the way they are being put on work in the industry and medicine fields.

E11 - The Edelin Affair

Aired: March 15, 1976

This is a Horizon reconstruction of the trial of Dr. Kenneth Edelin who was arrested after performing an abortion in 1973.

E12 - The World of Margaret Mead

Aired: March 22, 1976

This Horizon reports is about Margaret Mead, who at age 74, is one of America's most influential social scientists.

E13 - The Pathway from Madness

Aired: March 29, 1976

Horizon investigates the developments in and the treatment of schizophrenia.

E14 - Geronimo's Children

Aired: April 05, 1976

This report by Horizon investigates the aggressive and oppressive history of the Mescalero and Chiricuhua Apache Indians of New Mexico in the USA.

E15 - The Vision of the Blind

Aired: April 12, 1976

This Horizon documentary investigates the ways that the blind and partially blind are aided.

E16 - A Lesson for Teachers

Aired: April 26, 1976

Horizon explores the comparative research study into progressive versus formal primary school teaching in the UK.

E17 - Why Did Stuart Die?

Aired: May 03, 1976

This episode of Horizon delves in the research into the causes for, and the methods of eradicating 'cot deaths' in Britain.

E18 - The Children of Peru

Aired: May 17, 1976

Horizon looks at food production in Peru today.

E19 - Dying

Aired: May 24, 1976

This is a Horizon documentary on how a widow faces the last day of her husband's life and the story of three other people who know they only have a short time to live.

E20 - A Home Like Ours... A Story of Four Children

Aired: June 07, 1976

Horizon investigates a local authority residential home in Wandsworth, Britain, for emotionally disturbed children.

E21 - What's Wrong with the Sun?

Aired: June 14, 1976

In the episode, Horizon explores the history of man's understanding of the sun's structure and observations in recent years.

E22 - The Bull's Eye War

Aired: October 25, 1976

Horizon looks at today's precision guided weapons.

E23 - The Hot-Blooded Dinosaurs

Aired: November 01, 1976

Horizon makes an investigation into claims by a group of scientists who theorize that dinosaurs were not actaully cold-blooded reptiles, but hot-blooded, like mammals.

E24 - Billion Dollar Bubble

Aired: November 08, 1976

This is an investigative report by Horizon that shows how the Equity Funding Corp. of America produced two billion dollars worth of phoney insurance.

E25 - The Selfish Gene

Aired: November 15, 1976

This Horizon documentary explores animal behavior. Animals do not act for the good of their own species, rather for the preservation of their own genes.

E26 - A Child of Our Own

Aired: November 22, 1976

This episode of Horizon is about infertility and the state of British scientific research in this area.

E27 - Secrets of a Coral Island

Aired: November 29, 1976

Horizon reports on Pacific Ocean fishermen who are famous for their extraordinary fishing skills. They catch fish with a kite and a tassel of spiders webs.

E28 - The Long Valley

Aired: December 06, 1976

This is a Horizon documentary about six people who have each lost someone very close, as they describe their progress through grief.

E29 - Half-Way to 1984

Aired: December 13, 1976

Horizon looks at new developments in computer technology that have made mass surveillance possible, and also its political misuse.

E30 - The Mystery of King Arthur and His Round Table

Aired: December 20, 1976

This Horizon episode is about the actual King Arthur's Round Table, which hangs in the Hall of Winchester Castle, Hants, Britain.