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John Rae: The Scottish hero of the Arctic who was denied his place in history

John Rae: The Scottish hero of the Arctic who was denied his place in history
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The Terror Episode 2 Recap: You Cannot Be Here

The Terror, the first episode of The Terror was pretty coy about showing us much terror. Consider that corrected by episode two, which feels like a succession of albatrosses being cross-bowed. Remarkably though, eight months into their icebound lay-up, things are pretty perky on HMS Terror. With a lot of jolly hurrah-ing the search parties set off into the white nothingness in search of a lead toward open water, and Franklin wants to thaw relations with Crozier. Those are the two big threads of this episode: the lads on the ice wander off into the opening five minutes of The Thing, while back on the HMS Downton Abbey, it s all emotional constipation and meaningful nods.

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The Terror Episode 1 Recap: It Wants Us to Run

- One of the great mysteries of TV in the last few years is the incomprehensible lack of noise around AMC s The Terror. Produced by Ridley Scott, it landed in the US in 2018, where its viewing figures dwindled almost as quickly as the crew of the real-life expedition into the Arctic wastes on which it was based, and it never made it over to a UK channel. Until now! BBC2 has sent the icebreakers in to free it and it s showing on Wednesday nights for the next couple of months. It makes perfect sense: it s a seafaring period novel adaptation (based on 2007 s

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The truth behind The Terror: how an arctic expedition became a horror story for the history books

Ciarán Hinds plays John Franklin in this adaptation of Dan Simmon s novel Credit: BBC/AMC The Terror: it s Master and Commander, with monsters. The horror series from producer Ridley Scott, which was originally shown on the US channel AMC in 2018 and now finally arrives on BBC Two, follows a boatload of arctic explorers on the run from a vengeful spirit that dwells in those frozen wastes. Ice-monsters may be fictional (at least, one would hope so), but the show is based on historical fact. It s the latest retelling of the doomed 1845-46 expedition of Captain John Franklin and Francis Crozier, and their two ominously named ships – Erebus (one of the rivers in the Greek underworld) and Terror.

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