Louis Theroux spends time with those preparing to take a lethal but legally prescribed overdose and meets a controversial group educating others in how to end their lives.
ClosePop sensation Ellie Goulding and the cast of Andrew Lloyd Webber's new West End musical 'School of Rock' join Michael on his Big Show. Also, Olly Murs hands over his phone for another celebrity edition of Send to All. 1/6
CloseComedian Jack Whitehall, actresses Rebecca Front and Miranda Hart and The Apprentice's Nick Hewer join the regulars for the comedy quiz. 1/9
CloseVeteran broadcaster Sir Terry Wogan and comedians Robert Webb and Kevin Bridges join the regulars for the comedy quiz. 2/9
CloseThis episode includes motoring mishaps, dim-witted drivers and navigating the confusing world of crossroads, as well as some breath-taking personal accounts of accidents. 11/13
CloseThis episode includes the battle between bikes and cars, some unexpected surprises on the roads, as well as some breath-taking personal accounts of the incidents featured. 12/13
CloseLouis Theroux travels to Portland, Oregon, to visit a movement seeking to rewrite the rulebook on how we conduct intimate relationships and experience family life.
CloseThis episode features the dangers of pedal power and showcases an amazing clip that sees a driver realise everyone's worst nightmare at the petrol pumps. 10/10
CloseActress Joanna Scanlan, newsreader Kirsty Young, comedian Henning Wehn and Olympic star Greg Rutherfood join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseGriff Rhys Jones, Hairy Biker Dave Myers, newsreader Susanna Reid and comedian Jimmy Carr join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseQuiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 27/55
CloseQuiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 28/55
CloseThe Top Gear team land at the Sydney Motorsport Track for madcap challenges, special guests and some of the world's fastest cars.
CloseLouis immerses himself in two of London's biggest adult eating-disorder treatment facilities to witnesses the dangerous power that anorexia holds over its victims, as well as the complex relationship between the disorder and the person it inhabits.
ClosePop sensation Ellie Goulding and the cast of Andrew Lloyd Webber's new West End musical 'School of Rock' join Michael on his Big Show. Also, Olly Murs hands over his phone for another celebrity edition of Send to All. 1/6
CloseActress Joanna Scanlan, newsreader Kirsty Young, comedian Henning Wehn and Olympic star Greg Rutherfood join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseGriff Rhys Jones, Hairy Biker Dave Myers, newsreader Susanna Reid and comedian Jimmy Carr join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseQuiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 27/55
CloseQuiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 28/55
CloseThe Top Gear team land at the Sydney Motorsport Track for madcap challenges, special guests and some of the world's fastest cars.
CloseLouis immerses himself in two of London's biggest adult eating-disorder treatment facilities to witnesses the dangerous power that anorexia holds over its victims, as well as the complex relationship between the disorder and the person it inhabits.
CloseActress Joanna Scanlan, newsreader Kirsty Young, comedian Henning Wehn and Olympic star Greg Rutherfood join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseGriff Rhys Jones, Hairy Biker Dave Myers, newsreader Susanna Reid and comedian Jimmy Carr join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
ClosePop sensation Ellie Goulding and the cast of Andrew Lloyd Webber's new West End musical 'School of Rock' join Michael on his Big Show. Also, Olly Murs hands over his phone for another celebrity edition of Send to All. 1/6
CloseGraham Norton presents a lively chat show featuring Sir Patrick Stewart, Ricky Gervais, Chiwetel Éjiofor and Jack Savoretti. 18/19
CloseThis episode features music from international superstars One Republic and comedy from Russell Howard. Plus, the star of 'Pointless' Alexander Armstrong hands over his phone in Celebrity Send To All. 2/6
CloseA routine arrival at San Francisco International goes catastrophically wrong. The plane catches the sea wall, ripping the tail from the plane. Miraculously, most survive - though three school children are killed. 1/6
CloseA compilation of the best bits from the last series with host Jimmy Carr, team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson, and celebrity guests who discuss the topical events of the week. 10/11
CloseIn this episode of World's Wildest Weather; Canada's costliest ever wild fire, the worst cyclone in 40 years hits Darwin Australia and monsoon rains destroy Manila's neighbourhoods. 4/6
CloseJoanna starts her adventure in Venice, the European terminus of the Silk Road where she discovers how the Silk Road helped the merchants of Venice and the city state itself grow rich and powerful. 1/4
CloseIn the lab, Dr Emily Jones finds out if it's possible to spot a baby's temperament at just 6 months old. She identifies three basic temperaments: calm, excitable and cautious. 1/3
CloseDavid looks at how the narwhal's tusk has inspired art and the myth of the unicorn, and why it is still a conundrum. 4/5
CloseThe team wanted to 'fly' a camera through the thousands of monarch butterflies during their mass hibernation in the Mexican forests. First, they worked at a special place where thousands of butterflies come to the ground each day to drink from a small stream. 6/10
CloseCyril gets stranded on a desert island and wades through swamps in the Bay of Pigs as he goes on a relentless pursuit across Cuba to find two dangerous fish - the barracuda and the tarpon. 8/12
CloseIn this episode of World's Wildest Weather, we hear from the Ferguson family of Canton, Texas, whose home was destroyed by a tornado as they cowered under a mattress inside, and Hank Schyma the storm chaser who came to their aid. 1/6
CloseIn this episode of World's Wildest Weather, we hear from survivors of hurricane Harvey's distruction of the state of Texas, and how to live through a 100 meter high Haboob or dust storm. 2/6
CloseIn 2017, in southern California, a tinder box of dangerous conditions produced terrifying threat to life and property. Plus a super cyclone brings a trail of terror to Taiwan. 3/6
CloseIn this episode of World's Wildest Weather; Canada's costliest ever wild fire, the worst cyclone in 40 years hits Darwin Australia and monsoon rains destroy Manila's neighbourhoods. 4/6
CloseSue rips out her old kitchen to build a new one. The Hailstones go picking for vegetables. Ricko takes his kids out for a fishing trip and Jessie goes beaver hunting. 15/22
CloseIn the lab, Dr Emily Jones finds out if it's possible to spot a baby's temperament at just 6 months old. She identifies three basic temperaments: calm, excitable and cautious. 1/3
CloseHIV/AIDS has claimed around 35 million lives worldwide. Dr Chris van Tulleken reveals how cutting-edge science can keep the virus at bay and even prevent infection altogether.
CloseThis show is a smart science unpacking of what we now know about the extraordinary relationship between exercise and health - a guide on how to use exercise to be in the best possible health, without spending hours in lycra or even having a gym membership.
CloseJoanna starts her adventure in Venice, the European terminus of the Silk Road where she discovers how the Silk Road helped the merchants of Venice and the city state itself grow rich and powerful. 1/4
CloseIn the lab, Dr Emily Jones finds out if it's possible to spot a baby's temperament at just 6 months old. She identifies three basic temperaments: calm, excitable and cautious. 1/3
CloseThis fascinating special film reveals how Blue Planet II was created, and the lengths the crew went to using ground-breaking technology to capture incredible footage.
CloseSue rips out her old kitchen to build a new one. The Hailstones go picking for vegetables. Ricko takes his kids out for a fishing trip and Jessie goes beaver hunting. 15/22
CloseJoanna starts her adventure in Venice, the European terminus of the Silk Road where she discovers how the Silk Road helped the merchants of Venice and the city state itself grow rich and powerful. 1/4
CloseJoanna continues her adventure following the ancient Silk Road from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea, across the rapidly changing post-Soviet states of Georgia and Azerbaijan. 2/4
CloseIn the lab, Dr Emily Jones finds out if it's possible to spot a baby's temperament at just 6 months old. She identifies three basic temperaments: calm, excitable and cautious. 1/3
CloseIn the final episode, Andrew arrives in Sweden - home of IKEA and a tradition of brilliant furniture design stretching back to the early years of the 20th century. Sweden has made its modern democratic mission one of comfort and civilised living for the masses - but has it succeeded? 3/3
CloseThis show is a smart science unpacking of what we now know about the extraordinary relationship between exercise and health - a guide on how to use exercise to be in the best possible health, without spending hours in lycra or even having a gym membership.
CloseSue rips out her old kitchen to build a new one. The Hailstones go picking for vegetables. Ricko takes his kids out for a fishing trip and Jessie goes beaver hunting. 15/22
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