Art history,
with the sofa on.

The one that invented the genre. Thirteen episodes of Clark walking through Western art and architecture, opinionated and unhurried, in a way nobody would be allowed to make now.

Four half-hour episodes that took Civilisation's confidence apart on purpose — Berger's central claim being that how we're taught to look at paintings is never neutral. The book came after.

Still running, still the most-watched arts show on British television. Each episode chases down whether a painting found in an attic is a masterpiece or a very good guess.

The deliberately pluralised reboot — three presenters, a genuinely global lens, and none of the single-viewpoint confidence of the 1969 original. A useful pair to watch back to back.

One painting per episode — its making, its owners, its scandals and its near-destructions. A slower, single-object cousin of Fake or Fortune's mystery format.