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1981 ⭐ 10 4 Seasons 40 Eps English Web Series

Genre: Documentary

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See Hear (1981) is a documentary web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch See Hear online in HD.

See Hear — Storyline

The programme focuses on the British and the worldwide deaf community and covers a broad range of topics from areas such as education, deaf people's rights, technology and language. The programme is presented entirely in BSL and is broadcast with voice-over and subtitles in English throughout the programme.

Cast & Crew

    See Hear — Series Details

    First Air Date 1981-10-11
    Seasons 4
    Episodes 40
    Genre Documentary
    Language English
    Network BBC One, BBC Two
    Status Returning Series
    Rating 10/10 (1 votes)

    See Hear — Episode Guide

    Series 1

    • E1: Episode 1 (1981-10-11) — The first of 20 weekly programmes for people with hearing problems. News, views and entertainment made more accessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers by subtitles and sign la
    • E2: Episode 2 (1981-10-18)
    • E3: Episode 3 (1981-10-25)
    • E4: Episode 4 (1981-11-01) — This week, Unemployment in Great Britain.
    • E5: Episode 5 (1981-11-08)
    • E6: Episode 6 (1981-11-15)
    • E7: Episode 7 (1981-11-22) — This week Cliff Richard talks about his new television series; and a visit to East Somerset Railway to meet Geoff Bown.
    • E8: Episode 8 (1981-11-29) — This week, The Arms Balance; Hi-De-Hi.
    • E9: Episode 9 (1981-12-06) — This week, Telephone aids; Eric Sykes
    • E10: Episode 10 (1981-12-13)
    • E11: Episode 11 (1981-12-20) — In the spirit of Christmas, a look at a new television channel for the deaf, called Channel 41.
    • E12: Episode 12 (1982-01-03)
    • E13: Episode 13 (1982-01-10)
    • E14: Episode 14 (1982-01-17)
    • E15: Episode 15 (1982-01-24)
    • E16: Episode 16 (1982-01-31)
    • E17: Episode 17 (1982-02-07)
    • E18: Episode 18 (1982-02-14)
    • E19: Episode 19 (1982-02-21)

    Series 44

    • E1: Episode 1 (2025-04-07) — Celebrating the achievements of the deaf community in mainstream media with Charlie Swinbourne, and a behind-the-scenes look at Waterloo Road's first deaf BSL character.
    • E2: Episode 2 (2025-04-08) — Memnos Costi is joined by campaigner Craig Butcher to discuss what neurodiversity is, and how it can affect people's daily lives.
    • E3: Episode 3 (2025-04-09) — We examine the various ways in which families work, with stories of adoption and how siblings found growing up with each other in a mixed deaf/hearing family.
    • E4: Episode 4 (2025-04-10) — Ahmed Mudawi is joined by Vilma Jackson to explore her multicultural upbringing and celebrate the achievements of the international deaf community.
    • E5: Episode 5 (2025-04-11) — We take a look at today’s deaf LGBTQ+ society, exploring how things have changed. We take a peak at deaf drag and look at bisexuality and asexuality.
    • E6: Episode 6 (2025-10-13) — A look at the cost of living, with practical advice, a discussion about money and a discussion with RAD’s Mark Wheatley. Presented by Ahmed Mudawi.
    • E7: Episode 7 (2025-10-14) — Reality TV star Ross McCarthy joins Rolf Choutan to chat all things sport. Featuring a would-be Deaflympian swimmer as well as the first deaf woman to swim the English Channel.
    • E8: Episode 8 (2025-10-15) — Marios Costi is joined by deaf audiologist Sarah Adedeji. They highlight personal stories and creative approaches to support and healing.
    • E9: Episode 9 (2025-10-16) — Amy Murray is joined by Punk Chef, aka Scott Garthwaite to discuss food and people's relationship with it.
    • E10: Episode 10 (2025-10-17) — Marios Costi is joined by pioneering actor and director Charlotte Arrowsmith for an exploration of the world of work within the deaf community.
    • E11: Children in Need Special (2025-11-27) — Jazzy Whipps and Danny Murphy celebrate BBC Children in Need with a fun BSL bingo challenge and inspiring stories from deaf children supported by the charity.
    • E12: Question Time Special (2025-12-16) — In this Question Time special, Rolf Choutan hosts a debate from MediaCityUK in Salford, bringing together leading voices from across the deaf community to explore the key issues sh
    • E13: Cafe Conversations (1) (2026-01-13) — TV chef Scott Garthwaite, better known as Punk Chef, opens the doors of the cafe to two remarkable guests from the deaf community: footballer Jamie Clarke and YouTuber Jazzy Whipps
    • E14: Cafe Conversations (2) (2026-01-14) — Scott Garthwaite, aka Punk Chef, opens the doors of the cafe to two remarkable guests from the deaf community: baker Tasha Stones and Jeff McWhinney, the former CEO of the British
    • E15: Cafe Conversations (3) (2026-01-15) — Scott Garthwaite, better known as Punk Chef, opens the doors of the cafe to two remarkable guests from the deaf community: Being Her founders Heroda and Hermon Berhane, and DJ and
    • E16: Michael Woods: Journey to the Seven Summits (2026-02-05) — Michael Woods is a British mountaineer with an extraordinary goal: to become the first deaf climber ever to conquer the Seven Summits, the highest peak on each continent, including

    Series 45

    • E1: Love and Dating (2026-05-05) — A look at love and relationships in the deaf community, from a couple married for over 50 years to honest conversations about modern dating and finding connection today.
    • E2: Travel Uncovered (2026-05-06) — A look at travel in the deaf community, with tips for deaf travellers, solo adventures around the world and stories of confidence, independence and discovery.
    • E3: Content Creators (2026-05-07) — See Hear explores deaf creators online, revealing the highs, lows and realities of social media life, from viral success and community connection to pressure and criticism.
    • E4: Wildlife and the Future (2026-05-08) — A look at wildlife and conservation, visiting Edinburgh Zoo and meeting experts protecting endangered species and habitats for the future.
    • E5: AI and Us (2026-05-12) — See Hear explores how AI and digital tools are changing life for deaf people, from English-to-BSL translation and communication tech to new ways of working, connecting and living.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How many seasons does See Hear have? 4 season(s) with 40 episodes.

    Where can I watch See Hear? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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