(The show's Web site, makers.com, is chock-full of additional, often fascinating interviews).
He perfected an accessible style which made light of his learning, not only through broadcasting but in a series of books that restored a sense of history - often fascinating and always well-told - to apparently commonplace plants.
As the products of both art and science, maps are often fascinating interpretations of the perceived world.
The information he imparts is, of course, reliable and often fascinating, but for the casual reader his great gift is his immense enthusiasm for anything that has feathers.
How is it possible that the kind of squalor and dissolute behavior that would be intolerable in our own lives and the lives of our friends is often fascinating, even enjoyable, in a movie?
The photographer's generous, enthusiastic captions detail the behind-the-scenes creative production, which in the case of the art is often fascinating, as when Turner explains his Surrealist predilection for naked, staring eyeballs.
The derivation of such words is often fascinating.
"War of the Worlds," an unwieldy, often fascinating but finally uncertain examination of his life, probes that principle relentlessly.
The vain, embittered, hard-drinking Cornelius Melody, known as Con, rules the clan at the heart of "A Touch of the Poet," a strange, discursive, often fascinating play set just outside Boston in 1828.
This is an inelegant, prurient and often fascinating smorgasbord of insight and anecdotes from historians, friends and random talking heads.From the "Rashomon -like choRashomon -like readers learn that Salinger chorusbe seductively charming and ruthlessly petty.
