Stand-up comedy from the Hammersmith Apollo. Hal Cruttenden introduces Justin Moorhouse and Tom Stade. 5/6
CloseSean Lock and Stephen Mangan take on guest captain Richard Ayoade and Katherine Ryan. Bill Bailey is in Dictionary Corner with Susie Dent.
CloseJimmy Carr hosts the topical comedy panel show, alongside team captains Jon Richardson and Sean Lock, and guests Kelly Hoppen, Louis Smith, Henning Wehn and David O'Doherty. 9/12
CloseIt's a trip down memory lane to revisit the best bits from the series with host Jimmy Carr, team captains Jon Richardson and Sean Lock and a host of celebrity guests. 11/12
CloseThis episode shines the spotlight on the carnage that's been caused by some terrible drivers, and shines a light on the phenomenon that is the "White Lada Man". 1/10
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. 8/53
CloseAnother choice compilation of horsepower, tyre smoke and calamity as Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May engage in more high octane horseplay.
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. 48/55
CloseMichael McIntyre's Big Show is overflowing with performances from soul sensation Seal and comedy virtuoso Bill Bailey, as well as unmissable new stand-up material from Michael himself.
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. 47/55
CloseAnother choice compilation of horsepower, tyre smoke and calamity as Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May engage in more high octane horseplay.
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. 48/55
CloseMichael McIntyre's Big Show is overflowing with performances from soul sensation Seal and comedy virtuoso Bill Bailey, as well as unmissable new stand-up material from Michael himself.
CloseAnother choice compilation of horsepower, tyre smoke and calamity as Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May engage in more high octane horseplay.
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. 47/55
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. 48/55
CloseMichael McIntyre's Big Show is overflowing with performances from soul sensation Seal and comedy virtuoso Bill Bailey, as well as unmissable new stand-up material from Michael himself.
CloseThis episode features close calls, ridiculous road ragers and vehicles with a mind of their own, as well as some breath-taking personal accounts of incidents featured. 12/13
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. 7/53
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. 8/53
CloseMichael McIntyre's Big Show is overflowing with performances from soul sensation Seal and comedy virtuoso Bill Bailey, as well as unmissable new stand-up material from Michael himself.
CloseThis episode includes debris vs drivers and serious silliness, as well as some breath-taking personal accounts of incidents featured. 11/13
CloseIn this episode we'll marvel at the effect a little bit of rain can have on the motorways, and see what carnage is left in the wake of some dangerous overtaking. 2/10
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. 9/53
CloseStand-up comedy from the Hammersmith Apollo. Danny Bhoy introduces Miles Jupp and Lee Nelson. 6/6
CloseAlan Davies' hugely successful stand-up show Little Victories is a personal, relatable and hilarious performance that sees Alan taking a comedic look at subjects including parenthood, Alzheimer's, sexual frustration and his own childhood.
CloseHost Jimmy Carr and team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson select their favourite bits from the last series for this special compilation show. 10/12
CloseUnable to shoot from her right side due to injury, Sue Aitkens travels to Fairbanks to invest in some left-handed weaponry, while the Hailstones hunt for moulting ducks. 19/20
CloseGregg Wallace and journalist Babita Sharma looking at one of the biggest supermarket battlegrounds - health. Gregg discovers the exotic ingredient being used to produce a healthier burger and goes on the trail of a major health trend - spiralised veg. 2/3
CloseJames visits the Peruvian Andes to learn how a bitter potato helps inhabitants survive the altitude. 2/3
CloseJames reveals the surprising link between chocolate and breast milk, a remarkable team studies the effect of caffeine on bees and Michael finds out what hot chillies do to our brains. 3/3
CloseOf all of Life's filming locations, working in Antarctica was the most challenging and only through collaboration could the team hope to achieve their goals. One team was diving under the ice of the Ross Sea; another camped out in a chinstrap penguin colony. 1/10
CloseNo one has ever followed or filmed a Komodo dragon hunting a water buffalo - this was the challenge for cameraman Kevin Flay. 2/10
CloseMeet the scientists trying to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the universe - dark matter - and find out what success or failure will mean for the future of physics.
CloseGregg Wallace and journalist Babita Sharma looking at one of the biggest supermarket battlegrounds - health. Gregg discovers the exotic ingredient being used to produce a healthier burger and goes on the trail of a major health trend - spiralised veg. 2/3
CloseIn the Kalahari desert, Naomi gets caught in a mighty electrical storm whilst trying to track down the elusive, armoured and acid-squirting Pangolin. 2/15
CloseIf there's one thing we all want, it's an easy life. Brits now spend more than ten billion pounds a year on pre-prepared convenience foods. To compete for our cash, supermarkets launch hundreds of new ready meals every year. 3/3
CloseDocumentary explaining the scientific evidence behind ADHD; a controversial disorder that many people don't believe exists - instead blaming naughty children and bad parenting.
CloseJames reveals the surprising link between chocolate and breast milk, a remarkable team studies the effect of caffeine on bees and Michael finds out what hot chillies do to our brains. 3/3
CloseThe worst earthquake in almost a century strikes Ecuador, trapping a family in their violently shaking apartment and forcing a policeman into an astonishingly brave rescue of his friend trapped under a collapsed hotel. 11/13
CloseUnable to shoot from her right side due to injury, Sue Aitkens travels to Fairbanks to invest in some left-handed weaponry, while the Hailstones hunt for moulting ducks. 19/20
CloseIn the Kalahari desert, Naomi gets caught in a mighty electrical storm whilst trying to track down the elusive, armoured and acid-squirting Pangolin. 2/15
CloseIf there's one thing we all want, it's an easy life. Brits now spend more than ten billion pounds a year on pre-prepared convenience foods. To compete for our cash, supermarkets launch hundreds of new ready meals every year. 3/3
CloseThe worst earthquake in almost a century strikes Ecuador, trapping a family in their violently shaking apartment and forcing a policeman into an astonishingly brave rescue of his friend trapped under a collapsed hotel. 11/13
CloseUnable to shoot from her right side due to injury, Sue Aitkens travels to Fairbanks to invest in some left-handed weaponry, while the Hailstones hunt for moulting ducks. 19/20
CloseDocumentary explaining the scientific evidence behind ADHD; a controversial disorder that many people don't believe exists - instead blaming naughty children and bad parenting.
CloseJames reveals the surprising link between chocolate and breast milk, a remarkable team studies the effect of caffeine on bees and Michael finds out what hot chillies do to our brains. 3/3
CloseFollowing the discovery of possibly the largest creature to have ever walked the Earth, found deep in a South American desert, sparking the greatest prehistoric detective story of our time.
CloseNaomi teams up with some courageous kids to see if there's a nice side to the dreaded head lice, and challenges fellow presenter Ed Petrie to hold the UK's biggest house spider. 3/15
CloseNo one has ever followed or filmed a Komodo dragon hunting a water buffalo - this was the challenge for cameraman Kevin Flay. 2/10
CloseThe record breaking category five hurricane, Irma, devastates a string of idyllic Caribbean islands with 200 mile per hour winds, forcing holidaymakers, residents and a couple of sailors into a desperate fight for survival. 12/13
CloseThe end of the thaw provides Alaskans a brief respite before winter's fury is unleashed. In Iliamna, Erik and Martha aim to load up on salmon before they return to Wiseman for the dark winter. 20/20
CloseDocumentary explaining the scientific evidence behind ADHD; a controversial disorder that many people don't believe exists - instead blaming naughty children and bad parenting.
CloseNot all psychopaths are violent; some become hugely successful - and even heroic - public figures. So what constitutes psychopathy? Can we cure it and, even if we can, should we?
CloseJames reveals the surprising link between chocolate and breast milk, a remarkable team studies the effect of caffeine on bees and Michael finds out what hot chillies do to our brains. 3/3
CloseThe record breaking category five hurricane, Irma, devastates a string of idyllic Caribbean islands with 200 mile per hour winds, forcing holidaymakers, residents and a couple of sailors into a desperate fight for survival. 12/13
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