Atheism: A Rough History of Disbelief – conosciuto negli Stati Uniti come A Brief History of Disbelief – è un documentario per la televisione del 2004 scritto e presentato da Jonathan Miller per la BBC e traccia la storia dell'ateismo.

The series includes extracts from interviews with various academic luminaries including Arthur Miller, Richard Dawkins, Steve Weinberg, Colin McGinn, Denys Turner, Pascal Boyer and Daniel Dennett. The series also includes many quotations from the works of atheists, agnostics and deists, all read by Bernard Hill.

La serie consiste in tre episodi da 60 minuti:

* "Shadows of Doubt"
* "Noughts and Crosses"
* "The Final Hour"

Shadows of Doubt:

Noughts and Crosses:

The Final Hour:

In 2007 the BBC aired the highly-acclaimed series by Jonathan Miller called A Brief History of Disbelief. It presented the first television show ever that explored the idea that a god does not exist. Although the original series comprised of four programs, Miller said that he felt embarrassed to find a large proportion of it that ended on the cutting room floor because the series would last 24 hours otherwise. But as it happened, the BBC agreed with Miller that the conversations were too interesting to be junked. So began the idea of The Atheism Tapes as a sequel, if you will, from the original series. The two disk set comprises of six interviews with five famous atheists, and one theologian, all conducted by Jonathan Miller, a British neurologist turned theatre director.

1. Conversazione con Colin McGinn: