Sacred Rivers with Simon Reeve

The show takes the viewer around some interesting rivers, such as the Yangtze in China. It is fast moving and includes some unusual sights like a mega church in Nanjing, China. But the narrator betrays a consistent anti-western bias, and a 1960s-style ignorance of economic development. His comments implying that greed is unique to a capitalist system are remarkably ignorant. He also understands little about the countries he visits. When visiting Nanjing, the WW2 Nanjing massacre merited barely 5 seconds, though it was and is a defining event in the lives of Chinese people (but the Opium war merited a major segment, and he just labelled it as "from the West" and not some greedy politicians and monopolists In 19th century Britain). BBC needs to drop the dated 1950s and 60s style economics from their shows.