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Q.E.D Season 17, Episode 10: A Hole in Fred's Head

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Fred Amphlett became a victim of Parkinson's Disease in his mid-30s. Over the last 12 years, the medication which Fred takes to control the effects of the disease has gradually become less efficient and he now awaits a radical brain operation. Watch Q.E.D Season 17, Episode 10 A Hole in Fred's Head in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Q.E.D Season 17, Episode 10 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

11 episodes
1

Cot Death

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2

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3

Sleeping It Off

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4

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5

Talented Young Chef

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6

I'm Not Stupid

Asperger's syndrome affects around 200,000 people in Britain and manifests itself in obsessive and phobic behaviours. Tom Conti narrates this investigation into an unusual and alienating disorder.
7

Lost for Words

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8

Talking to Horses

An insight into a revolutionary technique for "breaking" horses, as devised and practised by Californian Monty Roberts. His unorthodox methods have now been introduced to Britain and have earned him support from a surprising quarter..
9

Clockwork Radio

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10

A Hole in Fred's Head

Fred Amphlett became a victim of Parkinson's Disease in his mid-30s. Over the last 12 years, the medication which Fred takes to control the effects of the disease has gradually become less efficient and he now awaits a radical brain operation.
11

The Fall and Rise of Sergeant 'Reggie' Perrin

Less than three years after a horrific grenade accident, Falklands veteran Alan Perrin undertakes an extraordinary challenge.