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Noted science theorists delve into some of the greatest scientific mysteries uncovered over the years, hoping to use modern technology to find the answers that have evaded scientists.

The filmmaker sheds light on the world's most extravagant locations, which offer a range of intriguing experiences from preserved ancient sites to some of the tastiest street food on offer.

The filmmaker sheds light on the world's most extravagant locations, which offer a range of intriguing experiences from preserved ancient sites to some of the tastiest street food on offer.

Animatronic creatures with hidden cameras infiltrate the wild to observe and capture the complex behaviour and emotions of a variety of wild animals.

The filmmaker sheds light on everyday products and showcases how they are manufactured with the help of ariel footage and animations.

Caught in a long and arduous technological struggle for survival, ancient civilisations across the planet paved the way for the modern world.

Noted science theorists delve into some of the greatest scientific mysteries uncovered over the years, hoping to use modern technology to find the answers that have evaded scientists.

Steve Backshall, along with his crew, travels to different parts of the world in order to find the 60 most deadly animals living on the planet.

Adventurer Cyril Chauquet embarks on a journey to find the most dangerous underwater creatures in the most remote parts of the world.

A team of health experts meet people to reveal how quickly their organs, skin, muscles and brain are growing old.

Gordon Buchanan travels to the Tsavo wilderness in Kenya to get closer than ever before to a wild elephant family.

Socks: Gregg Wallace deals with socks at a factory in Leicester. While Cherry learns which socks are best for smelly feet, Ruth Goodman goes back to the 1980s when socks were the height of fashion.

Sue Perkins travels to Japan, a nation caught between the hi-tech demands and the traditional values. She also highlights the culture unique to the country.

Ben Fogle goes about meeting people who have given up the ways of western civilisation to embrace the wild and live offbeat, adventurous lives.

On the Turkish Cesme Peninsula, Rick tries Armola cheese matured in goat skins, Urla's famous red wine and the ultimate Turkish breakfast. He also cooks mouth-watering lamb stew with aubergine puree.

Actor and angler Robson Green travels to some of the hottest fishing spots in the world, in an attempt to reel in some truly monstrous fishes.

Steve Backshall, along with his crew, travels to different parts of the world in order to find the 60 most deadly animals living on the planet.

Steve Backshall, along with his crew, travels to different parts of the world in order to find the 60 most deadly animals living on the planet.

Athletes travel across the world and meet the headmen of indigenous groups. After an introduction to their traditional sport, they must impress their trainer before competing against the villagers.

Socks: Gregg Wallace deals with socks at a factory in Leicester. While Cherry learns which socks are best for smelly feet, Ruth Goodman goes back to the 1980s when socks were the height of fashion.

Steve Backshall, along with his crew, travels to different parts of the world in order to find the 60 most deadly animals living on the planet.

Steve Backshall, along with his crew, travels to different parts of the world in order to find the 60 most deadly animals living on the planet.

From gremlin-like aye-ayes to Madagascar's most ferocious carnivore, Steve has some unique encounters as he searches for contenders for the Deadly 60.

Steve meets gorillas in the mountains and squabbling baboons on the Savannah. He even has a dawn encounter with chimps in the forest.

Ben Fogle goes about meeting people who have given up the ways of western civilisation to embrace the wild and live offbeat, adventurous lives.

On the Turkish Cesme Peninsula, Rick tries Armola cheese matured in goat skins, Urla's famous red wine and the ultimate Turkish breakfast. He also cooks mouth-watering lamb stew with aubergine puree.

The brave athletes travel to Nepal where they will live as Sherpas and compete in a back-breaking mountain race that will push their minds and bodies to the limit.

Socks: Gregg Wallace deals with socks at a factory in Leicester. While Cherry learns which socks are best for smelly feet, Ruth Goodman goes back to the 1980s when socks were the height of fashion.

Sue Perkins travels to Japan, a nation caught between the hi-tech demands and the traditional values. She also highlights the culture unique to the country.

Steve is hot on the trail of Africa's big cats. He dons a camouflage suit to beat a leopard at its own game by hunting his crew, but it proves to be a lot harder than it looks.

From gremlin-like aye-ayes to Madagascar's most ferocious carnivore, Steve has some unique encounters as he searches for contenders for the Deadly 60.

Steve meets gorillas in the mountains and squabbling baboons on the Savannah. He even has a dawn encounter with chimps in the forest.

Athletes travel across the world and meet the headmen of indigenous groups. After an introduction to their traditional sport, they must impress their trainer before competing against the villagers.

Ben Fogle goes about meeting people who have given up the ways of western civilisation to embrace the wild and live offbeat, adventurous lives.

Curry: Gregg Wallace explores the Nottinghamshire factory that produces 250,000 jars of curry sauce each day. Meanwhile, Cherry Healey helps harvest chillies.

From gremlin-like aye-ayes to Madagascar's most ferocious carnivore, Steve has some unique encounters as he searches for contenders for the Deadly 60.

Steve meets gorillas in the mountains and squabbling baboons on the Savannah. He even has a dawn encounter with chimps in the forest.

Actor and angler Robson Green travels to some of the hottest fishing spots in the world, in an attempt to reel in some truly monstrous fishes.