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Do you refer here to CONNECTIONS, or to THE DAY THE UNIVERSE CHANGED? Both, it seems to me, are marvelous achievements, and strangely undervalued (indeed, all but forgotten) today.
Connections. Incidentally, looks like it aired when I was 14, not 12.
CONNECTIONS is also an all-time favorite of mine; I remember it with tremendous fondness. But THE DAY THE UNIVERSE CHANGED is perhaps even more ambitious, since its focus -- on fundamental science, rather than technology -- is certainly more abstract, and probably more profound.
I bought the DVDs and try to get my kids to watch them. They are still useful but definitely could use a @neiltyson style update.
Watching it now for the first time, I'm surprised to see that it asks the same questions we keep discussing on HN daily. Like, one episode was quite explicit about the extent computer proliferation is reducing individuals to numbers in prediction algorithms.
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