Revisited

Revisited travels to various locations around the globe, returning several years after major events or disasters have occurred. The series investigates the present conditions in those places, assessing how they have changed since the incidents.

The series ‘Revisited’ is a generic television programme presented as a stand‑alone episode. Its format follows a presenter who journeys to various corners of the globe, returning to sites that were once the focus of major incidents or catastrophes. The show’s premise is built around looking back at these places after a considerable lapse of time. In each instalment the host travels to locations that were profoundly affected by significant events or disasters several years ago. The aim is to see how those areas have progressed, to document what the situation looks like today, and to compare the present state with the circumstances that were recorded at the time of the original crisis. The programme therefore offers a snapshot of recovery and change, highlighting any lasting impacts while also noting signs of renewal. By revisiting these sites after a substantial interval, it provides viewers with a clearer picture of how communities and environments have adapted or continued to struggle. Overall, ‘Revisited’ functions as a concise update on places once marked by hardship, giving audiences a chance to understand the current realities that have emerged in the years since the initial events unfolded.