Hive Minds [SEP] original network
Hive Minds
Hive Minds is a British television quiz show that aired on BBC Four from 14 July 2015 to 1 December 2016. It was hosted by Fiona Bruce.
Background.
"Hive Minds" was developed by Saltbeef TV - a production firm responsible for CBBC's "Friday Download" - with co-production from Green Inc Film & Television. It was intended as a replacement for "Only Connect", which had been moved to BBC Two. It was filmed at the Lyric Theatre, Belfast and was
Dragonboy" ("Science Fiction Tales", 1973)
- "Apple" ("Crime Prevention in the 30th Century", 1969)
- "Honeymoon" (original to this collection)
Relation to McCaffrey's series.
- "Lady in the Tower" was expanded to become "The Rowan" (1990) and "A Meeting of Minds" was incorporated into "Damia" (1992). Both books are in McCaffrey's "Tower and the Hive" series.
- "Daughter