Paddy, Freddie and Chris set out on a high-altitude voyage from Kathmandu to the Forbidden City of Lo Manthang, through the highest mountains, deepest gorges and harshest terrain on the planet. 1/1
CloseA legendary stand-up comperes and performs at the world famous Hammersmith Apollo before introducing two of the best stand-ups on the comedy circuit. 4/6
CloseChristmas 2016: Jimmy Carr hosts. Sean Lock and Kathy Burke take on Jon Richardson and Russell Howard. Joe Lycett and Joe Wilkinson join Susie Dent and Rachel Riley. 17/28
CloseAs Russia prepares to host the football World Cup, veteran journalist and broadcaster David Dimbleby returns to a country he first visited when Boris Yeltsin came to power 25 years ago. 1/1
CloseA legendary stand-up comperes and performs at the world famous Hammersmith Apollo before introducing two of the best stand-ups on the comedy circuit. 4/6
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. 20/55
CloseEllie Goulding hands Michael her phone in Send To All, and there is a sensational performance from the world's most beloved tenor, Andrea Bocelli. 4/6
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. 20/55
CloseFeaturing performances from the fantastically talented singer-songwriter, Tom Odell and the queen of comedy, Sarah Millican. Carol Vorderman hands over her phone in celebrity Send To All. 3/6
CloseEllie Goulding hands Michael her phone in Send To All, and there is a sensational performance from the world's most beloved tenor, Andrea Bocelli. 4/6
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. 20/55
CloseFeaturing music performances from chart sensation Olly Murs and 80s comeback king Rick Astley. Double gold medal winning swimmer Rebecca Adlington hands over her phone in celebrity Send To All. 4/6
CloseEllie Goulding hands Michael her phone in Send To All, and there is a sensational performance from the world's most beloved tenor, Andrea Bocelli. 4/6
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. 20/55
CloseEllie Goulding hands Michael her phone in Send To All, and there is a sensational performance from the world's most beloved tenor, Andrea Bocelli. 4/6
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. 21/55
CloseA legendary stand-up comperes and performs at the world famous Hammersmith Apollo before introducing two of the best stand-ups on the comedy circuit. 5/6
CloseSharon Osbourne hands over her phone to play Send to All, and Michael wakes up Strictly Scrooge Craig Revel Horwood in a special Christmassy Midnight Gameshow. 6/6
ClosePaddy, Freddie and Chris set out on a high-altitude voyage from Kathmandu to the Forbidden City of Lo Manthang, through the highest mountains, deepest gorges and harshest terrain on the planet. 1/1
CloseSue travels to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Ricko hunts moose. Jessie builds a cabin in Brushkana. The Hailstones all gather in Kiwalik. 19/19
CloseIncredible feats of human endeavour, revealing what people have built, where they've built it, how and why. The first edition focuses on hidden tunnels and caves in Gibraltar. 1/4
CloseExploring Sweden's passion for subterranean spaces, and how the nation has taken extraordinary precautions to protect itself - by excavating an astounding 65,000 nuclear bunkers. 2/4
CloseToday is all about liqueurs. Gregg is in Ireland at an enormous liqueurs factory that produces 540,000 bottles a day. Meanwhile, Cherry is at the plant where 85 per cent of Ireland's bottles and jars are recycled, and Ruth Goodman is getting spiritual with the history of liqueurs. 8/9
CloseWe're just two degrees away from a climate catastrophe. If the rate of global warming continues, we'll reach the threshold for permanent environmental damage within 40 years. But we have the power to prevent it. 2/2
CloseBen returns to a remote Australian island to find out how former businessman David Glasheen is getting on. For more than twenty years David has enjoyed a life of peace and tranquillity but must survive by growing vegetables, catching fish and crabs and brewing his own beer. 1/5
CloseToday is all about liqueurs. Gregg is in Ireland at an enormous liqueurs factory that produces 540,000 bottles a day. Meanwhile, Cherry is at the plant where 85 per cent of Ireland's bottles and jars are recycled, and Ruth Goodman is getting spiritual with the history of liqueurs. 8/9
CloseExploring Sweden's passion for subterranean spaces, and how the nation has taken extraordinary precautions to protect itself - by excavating an astounding 65,000 nuclear bunkers. 2/4
CloseSteve discovers just what it takes to be a terror from the skies, and believe us, it's a wild ride! He starts by strapping himself into one of Britain's fastest wind tunnel where he goes head to head against Microraptor. 5/10
CloseWe're just two degrees away from a climate catastrophe. If the rate of global warming continues, we'll reach the threshold for permanent environmental damage within 40 years. But we have the power to prevent it. 2/2
CloseCherry Healey is in South Africa visiting one of the largest iron ore mines in the world. Gregg Wallace is in France at an enormous foundry that produces a cast iron pot every five seconds. And historian Ruth Goodman takes a journey through time, learning how one-pot cooking evolved. 9/9
CloseHorrific wildfires devastate Greece, hikers in Turkey are stranded by a flash flood and a tornado rips off roofs and catapults cars in Canada. 3/13
CloseExploring Sweden's passion for subterranean spaces, and how the nation has taken extraordinary precautions to protect itself - by excavating an astounding 65,000 nuclear bunkers. 2/4
CloseThis episode looks at the worst floods to occur along America's Mississippi River, as well as floods in New York City and from Germany's Elbe River. 10/10
CloseSue travels to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Ricko hunts moose. Jessie builds a cabin in Brushkana. The Hailstones all gather in Kiwalik. 19/19
CloseWe're just two degrees away from a climate catastrophe. If the rate of global warming continues, we'll reach the threshold for permanent environmental damage within 40 years. But we have the power to prevent it. 2/2
CloseExploring Sweden's passion for subterranean spaces, and how the nation has taken extraordinary precautions to protect itself - by excavating an astounding 65,000 nuclear bunkers. 2/4
CloseCherry Healey is in South Africa visiting one of the largest iron ore mines in the world. Gregg Wallace is in France at an enormous foundry that produces a cast iron pot every five seconds. And historian Ruth Goodman takes a journey through time, learning how one-pot cooking evolved. 9/9
CloseThis episode looks at the worst floods to occur along America's Mississippi River, as well as floods in New York City and from Germany's Elbe River. 10/10
CloseSue travels to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Ricko hunts moose. Jessie builds a cabin in Brushkana. The Hailstones all gather in Kiwalik. 19/19
CloseHorrific wildfires devastate Greece, hikers in Turkey are stranded by a flash flood and a tornado rips off roofs and catapults cars in Canada. 3/13
CloseExploring Sweden's passion for subterranean spaces, and how the nation has taken extraordinary precautions to protect itself - by excavating an astounding 65,000 nuclear bunkers. 2/4
CloseIn this episode, on-board cameras transform our understanding of meerkats, chimps and penguins. 1/3
CloseThe expedition to film penguins on the remote island of Zavodovski was the most intrepid shoot of the series. 1/6
CloseHayley is an unashamed chocaholic. Rinia has a takeaway diet. So why are they both slim? 1/4
CloseThis episode looks at the impact of wildfires and the deadly infernos they cause. Wildfires show no signs of stopping and their inexorability on this planet is truly terrifying. 1/10
CloseHorrific wildfires devastate Greece, hikers in Turkey are stranded by a flash flood and a tornado rips off roofs and catapults cars in Canada. 3/13
CloseJoanna Lumley travels across two of the most enigmatic countries in the Caribbean - Cuba and Haiti. Joanna kicks off her adventure in the back of a classic car in Havana, outlining her 1500-mile Caribbean adventure. 1/2
CloseSue travels to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Ricko hunts moose. Jessie builds a cabin in Brushkana. The Hailstones all gather in Kiwalik. 19/19
CloseThis episode looks at the impact of wildfires and the deadly infernos they cause. Wildfires show no signs of stopping and their inexorability on this planet is truly terrifying. 1/10
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