Jimmy Carr hosts. Rob Beckett and Katheryn Ryan are joined by Alex Brooker, Anna Richardson, Johnny Vegas and Sophie Duker. 6/12
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CloseMichael presents another fun-packed show including a performance by Cirque du Soleil, a handyman as the Unexpected Star of the Show, and Strictly Come Dancing's Bruno Tonioli. 4/6
CloseGraham's guests are Olivia Colman and Helena Bonham Carter, Chadwick Boseman and Richard Ayoade. With music from Niall Horan. 7/20
CloseThis episode explores why and how descents can sometimes go badly wrong and starts with the failed Air France airshow stunt in 1988, which descended too low during a low fly-by and tragically killed three members of the public. 2/6
CloseThis episode features terrible towing and lunatic lorries, as well as some breath-taking personal accounts of incidents featured. 13/13
CloseMichael presents another fun-packed show including a performance by Cirque du Soleil, a handyman as the Unexpected Star of the Show, and Strictly Come Dancing's Bruno Tonioli. 4/6
CloseRob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode packed with some of the best bits from the series. 11/11
CloseThis episode explores why and how descents can sometimes go badly wrong and starts with the failed Air France airshow stunt in 1988, which descended too low during a low fly-by and tragically killed three members of the public. 2/6
CloseMichael presents another fun-packed show including a performance by Cirque du Soleil, a handyman as the Unexpected Star of the Show, and Strictly Come Dancing's Bruno Tonioli. 4/6
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CloseRob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode packed with some of the best bits from the series. 11/11
CloseGraham's guests are Olivia Colman and Helena Bonham Carter, Chadwick Boseman and Richard Ayoade. With music from Niall Horan. 7/20
CloseMichael presents another fun-packed show including a performance by Cirque du Soleil, a handyman as the Unexpected Star of the Show, and Strictly Come Dancing's Bruno Tonioli. 4/6
CloseThis episode explores why and how descents can sometimes go badly wrong and starts with the failed Air France airshow stunt in 1988, which descended too low during a low fly-by and tragically killed three members of the public. 2/6
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. 3/55
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. 4/55
CloseRob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode packed with some of the best bits from the series. 11/11
CloseGraham's guests are Olivia Colman and Helena Bonham Carter, Chadwick Boseman and Richard Ayoade. With music from Niall Horan. 7/20
CloseMichael presents another fun-packed show including a performance by Cirque du Soleil, a handyman as the Unexpected Star of the Show, and Strictly Come Dancing's Bruno Tonioli. 4/6
CloseRob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode packed with some of the best bits from the series. 11/11
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. 3/55
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. 4/55
CloseGraham's guests are Olivia Colman and Helena Bonham Carter, Chadwick Boseman and Richard Ayoade. With music from Niall Horan. 7/20
CloseKatherine Jenkins performs a stunning version of David Bowie's 'Heroes', and a florist gets the surprise of her life when she becomes the Unexpected Star of the Show. 5/6
CloseJimmy Carr hosts. Rob Beckett and Katheryn Ryan are joined by Alex Brooker, Anna Richardson, Johnny Vegas and Sophie Duker. 6/12
CloseRob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode packed with some of the best bits from the series. 11/11
CloseGraham's guests are Olivia Colman and Helena Bonham Carter, Chadwick Boseman and Richard Ayoade. With music from Niall Horan. 7/20
CloseThe latest series from the BBC and Sir David Attenborough explores the continent of Antarctica and its inhabitants, and the challenges faced due to the changing climate. 1/7
CloseThe Category 4 Hurricane Maria is chronicled by a petrified student as it completely decimates the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, cutting off power and water for months. 6/13
CloseBen travels to New Zealand's North Island, where he meets a young nomadic family led by Amber and Andy, who spend their life exploring the country's wild landscapes. 2/8
CloseThe Coast team explore surprising stories of cannibalism and communist submarines.
CloseTo capture footage of the volcano's molten heart, the aerial team must deal with ferocious winds and clouds of volcanic gas - this is aerial filming at its most extreme. Meanwhile, the cave team is dropped close to the summit. 1/6
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
CloseGregg Wallace receives a load of tea leaves from Kenya and follows their journey through the factory that produces one quarter of all the tea that's drink in Britain. Along the way he discovers that the recipe for the blend is altered every day, measured against a standard created in 1978. 1/6
CloseGregg is in Italy, hitching a lift on a train carrying over a thousand tonnes of wheat to the largest dried pasta factory in the world. He discovers how it's mixed with water, pushed through moulds, and turned into spaghetti. 2/6
CloseThe latest series from the BBC and Sir David Attenborough explores the continent of Antarctica and its inhabitants, and the challenges faced due to the changing climate. 1/7
CloseTo film the entire breeding cycle of the Adelie penguin, Frozen Planet sent a team to one of the world's largest colonies at Cape Crozier, Antarctica. Cameraman Mark Smith and Director Jeff Wilson spent four months living amongst the penguins. 2/6
CloseBen journeys to the Ozark National Forest, to live with master craftsman Robert, learning why this 70-year-old former medical student ditched his education for America's counterculture 20 years ago, bought 200 acres of land deep in the woods, and raised a family of six children. 1/8
CloseBen travels to New Zealand's North Island, where he meets a young nomadic family led by Amber and Andy, who spend their life exploring the country's wild landscapes. 2/8
CloseThe Coast team explore surprising stories of cannibalism and communist submarines.
CloseFew inventions have revolutionized our everyday existence like the smartphone. It put the world's knowledge in our hands, democratized news-gathering, photography and through social media, connected billions of people in a way that wasn't possible before. But how did we get here? 3/6
CloseChris and Xand explore the latest understanding of how we all grow. They uncover the reason our childhood is longer than any other creature on Earth and show the remarkable spark of life that is emitted when sperm and egg first meet. 1/3
CloseThe latest series from the BBC and Sir David Attenborough explores the continent of Antarctica and its inhabitants, and the challenges faced due to the changing climate. 1/7
CloseThe Category 4 Hurricane Maria is chronicled by a petrified student as it completely decimates the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, cutting off power and water for months. 6/13
CloseBen travels to New Zealand's North Island, where he meets a young nomadic family led by Amber and Andy, who spend their life exploring the country's wild landscapes. 2/8
CloseThe Coast team explore surprising stories of cannibalism and communist submarines.
CloseFew inventions have revolutionized our everyday existence like the smartphone. It put the world's knowledge in our hands, democratized news-gathering, photography and through social media, connected billions of people in a way that wasn't possible before. But how did we get here? 3/6
CloseChris and Xand explore the latest understanding of how we all grow. They uncover the reason our childhood is longer than any other creature on Earth and show the remarkable spark of life that is emitted when sperm and egg first meet. 1/3
CloseThe Category 4 Hurricane Maria is chronicled by a petrified student as it completely decimates the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, cutting off power and water for months. 6/13
CloseBen travels to New Zealand's North Island, where he meets a young nomadic family led by Amber and Andy, who spend their life exploring the country's wild landscapes. 2/8
CloseThe latest series from the BBC and Sir David Attenborough explores the continent of Antarctica and its inhabitants, and the challenges faced due to the changing climate. 1/7
CloseIt's the end of an extraordinary year for the animals of the Serengeti. In the aftermath of a huge fire, which families made it through alive? 6/6
CloseBen travels to New Zealand's North Island, where he meets a young nomadic family led by Amber and Andy, who spend their life exploring the country's wild landscapes. 2/8
CloseFew inventions have revolutionized our everyday existence like the smartphone. It put the world's knowledge in our hands, democratized news-gathering, photography and through social media, connected billions of people in a way that wasn't possible before. But how did we get here? 3/6
CloseChris and Xand explore the latest understanding of how we all grow. They uncover the reason our childhood is longer than any other creature on Earth and show the remarkable spark of life that is emitted when sperm and egg first meet. 1/3
CloseThe Category 4 Hurricane Maria is chronicled by a petrified student as it completely decimates the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, cutting off power and water for months. 6/13
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