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Nina and the Neurons: Go Engineering is a children's/youth programmes series airing on UK television.
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Nina and the Neurons: Go Engineering"Tunnels" is a programme presented in the form of an episode, centred on a single investigative storyline. The title itself hints at the subject matter, and the format is straightforward: a concise, self‑contained segment that follows a specific inquiry. The core of the episode follows Nina as she sets out to understand the way tunnels are constructed. To achieve this, she works alongside Luke, described as her sight neuron, who provides visual assistance throughout the investigation. Together they examine the steps involved in tunnel creation, with Nina asking questions and Luke supplying the necessary visual perspective to illuminate the process. The episode stays focused on Nina’s quest, using Luke’s unique role to give viewers a clearer picture of tunnel‑building techniques. By pairing Nina’s curiosity with Luke’s sight‑based input, the programme offers a step‑by‑step look at how tunnels come into being, without straying into unrelated topics. The structure remains tight, ensuring that the audience follows the investigation from start to finish, guided by Nina’s inquiries and Luke’s visual contributions.
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Friday 13 February
In this episode of the programme Cereal, Nina and Bud set out to find out how breakfast cereal is harvested. The pair explore the steps involved in gathering the grain that eventually becomes the cereal we eat in the morning. As they follow the process, they uncover the methods used to bring the crop from the field to the processing stage. Their investigation shows the simple yet essential techniques that turn raw grain into the familiar breakfast staple. Throughout, Nina and Bud share their observations, offering viewers a clear picture of the harvesting routine without straying from the core premise, and why it matters for everyday meals.
In this episode of the programme Cereal, Nina and Bud set out to find out how breakfast cereal is harvested. The pair explore the steps involved in gathering the grain that eventually becomes the cereal we eat in the morning. As they follow the process, they uncover the methods used to bring the crop from the field to the processing stage. Their investigation shows the simple yet essential techniques that turn raw grain into the familiar breakfast staple. Throughout, Nina and Bud share their observations, offering viewers a clear picture of the harvesting routine without straying from the core premise, and why it matters for everyday meals.