Suzi Ruffell is one of the most exciting comedy stars of her generation. This laugh-out-loud show sees Suzi take to the stage for 30 minutes of genuinely funny stand-up about struggling in and out of the middle classes. 3/6
ClosePenny threatens to cancel Miranda's Christmas if she doesn't sort her life out. 1/6
CloseA groundbreaking game show format where just seven seemingly simple physical and mental challenges stand between the contestant and £250,000. 1/9
CloseGame show hosted by Dermot O'Leary. Nick and Malina combine action man heroics with beauty and poise. Do they have any other qualities to draw on to get them to the final? 6/12
CloseRichard Hammond returns with the 'jewel in the crown' of the Total Wipeout calendar - The Awards. Gongs are handed out to the heroes and heroines of series two. 12/12
CloseFeaturing music from pop rockers The Vamps and stand-up comedy from the hilarious Jason Manford. Plus TV presenters Marvin and Rochelle Humes both hand over their phones in the first ever double Send to All.
CloseFive fresh competitors go head-to-head as the gloriously bonkers show returns for an expanded fourth series. They paint a model they can't see, fell a load of rubber ducks and beautifully destroy a cake.
CloseAn entrepreneur presents his eco-mannequin business, a 26-year-old hopes to bring a touch of zen to the den with her cork-based yoga mat, and two friends aim to impress with their cycling navigation device. But will they manage to steer their way to a deal? 7/14
CloseTwenty contestants take on an extreme obstacle course in Argentina as they put their balance and bravery to the test in the hope of winning £10,000. 3/12
CloseMel takes matters into her own hands to protect Louise. The tension between Mitch and Gray comes to a head. Keegan makes a heartfelt confession.
CloseRuby and Stacey struggle to remain civil, Sharon gets the news she has been waiting for and Ben continues his scheming.
ClosePhil is left riled by Keanu, while Ben sees red and Kat gets on the wrong side of Phil.
CloseWith Phil left for dead, those involved take drastic action in order to cover their tracks. Bernadette gives Karen a firm reality check, and Stuart takes Rainie on a date.
CloseFour eager hosts from South Africa are desperate to whip up a storm in their kitchens in the hope of winning a R10,000 prize. 7/12
CloseFour eager hosts from South Africa are desperate to whip up a storm in their kitchens in the hope of winning a R10,000 prize. 8/12
CloseFour eager hosts from South Africa are desperate to whip up a storm in their kitchens in the hope of winning a R10,000 prize. 9/12
CloseFour eager hosts from South Africa are desperate to whip up a storm in their kitchens in the hope of winning a R10,000 prize. 10/12
ClosePenny threatens to cancel Miranda's Christmas if she doesn't sort her life out. 1/6
CloseMr Khan and Mosque manager Dave organise rival Muslim Days at the community centre. Mr Khan is convinced his fun day will be far more popular. 6/7
CloseAn entrepreneur presents his eco-mannequin business, a 26-year-old hopes to bring a touch of zen to the den with her cork-based yoga mat, and two friends aim to impress with their cycling navigation device. But will they manage to steer their way to a deal? 7/14
CloseFeaturing music from pop rockers The Vamps and stand-up comedy from the hilarious Jason Manford. Plus TV presenters Marvin and Rochelle Humes both hand over their phones in the first ever double Send to All.
CloseAn undercover assessor for Cavitex, posing as a patient, leads to Ben having to attend a retraining course. 8/9
CloseTwenty contestants take on an extreme obstacle course in Argentina as they put their balance and bravery to the test in the hope of winning £10,000.
CloseWe revisit some of the boys' races which took place in alarmingly unsuitable vehicles in even more unsuitable locations! We also look at some extreme driving - from risking life and limb on Bolivia's Death Road to crossing hippo-infested waters in Botswana. 3/3
ClosePenny threatens to cancel Miranda's Christmas if she doesn't sort her life out. 1/6
CloseMr Khan and Mosque manager Dave organise rival Muslim Days at the community centre. Mr Khan is convinced his fun day will be far more popular. 6/7
CloseRuby faces new challenges as a blistering heatwave hits Kerala. Lydia decides Ruby is ready for her first solo night shift, but when a storm hits Barco, Ruby faces an agonising test that stretches her medical skills to the limit. 1/6
CloseFeaturing music from pop rockers The Vamps and stand-up comedy from the hilarious Jason Manford. Plus TV presenters Marvin and Rochelle Humes both hand over their phones in the first ever double Send to All.
CloseSuzi Ruffell is one of the most exciting comedy stars of her generation. This laugh-out-loud show sees Suzi take to the stage for 30 minutes of genuinely funny stand-up about struggling in and out of the middle classes. 3/6
CloseJohn Robins' Edinburgh Comedy Festival Award winning show attempts to grapple with life's fall-outs, break-ups and the aftermath.
CloseDocumentary investigating the Church of Scientology. To find out more about the mysterious organisation, Louis Theroux meets with former members of the church.
CloseAs the Serengeti starts to dry out, competition hots up between the families of lions, cheetahs, baboons, elephants, ostriches and hyenas. 2/6
CloseWhen there is nothing but the scorching sun above, and a pitch black abyss eight kilometres deep below, how does life exist in the ocean? 3/8
CloseThe final leg of Alexander's journey sees him fly over the Canadian gold rush regions of Yukon and Klondike before traversing the Dalton Highway - the only road to cross the Arctic Ocean. 3/3
CloseBen heads to a remote corner of Spain's Andalucían mountains to meet British couple Alan and Lorna, who have left their respective careers in Brighton to become alpaca farmers. He also goes in search of one of the world's rarest big cats - the Iberian lynx. 5/8
CloseBen ventures deep into the jungles of Guatemala, once home to an ancient Mayan civilisation but also the 'new life' of Mike Merrill; a former sound engineer from Texas who is building a backpackers' hostel in this land of rivers, waterfalls and active volcanoes. 6/8
CloseCrossing the Pacific, Gordon discovers how a view from above is helping protect hammerhead sharks and giant tortoises, and what it could reveal about the future of our coral reefs.
CloseEva Maria Luef reveals how gorillas use different gestures to beg for food from their mother. Ellen Jackson visits a stud farm to reveal the close bond between horse foals and their mothers. 3/3
CloseIn this episode, on-board cameras make amazing discoveries about devil rays, bears and livestock guard dogs. 3/3
CloseThere's a superstar at the Supervet's - and for once it's not the animals that are turning heads. Take That's Mark Owen has arrived with his 18-month-old Doberman, Arnold, currently the largest canine in this dog fan's family. 5/20
CloseSports pundit Lee Dixon brings his beloved rescue dog to see Professor Noel. An owner comes all the way from Guernsey with her injured dog. And a puppy needs new hips. 6/20
CloseExploring the achievements of the greatest figures of the 20th century. Chris Packham assesses the lives of Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, Alan Turing and Tu You You. 3/8
CloseThe team try to help a young ballerina who has lost a leg, an elderly man who is deaf, and a disabled Dad who wants to cook for his family. 3/6
CloseIn Nicaragua and Costa Rica, Levison and Alberto trek through beautiful colonial cities, climb mountains and active volcanoes, navigate deadly highways and meet fishermen and migrants. 3/4
CloseMichael Scott reveals the historical secrets of ancient Athens and tell the story of how this remarkable city created the world's first democracy 2,500 years ago. 2/3
CloseTensions between the two prides build when their territories begin to overlap. This has dangerous consequences for an orphaned elephant, which is searching for its family but has strayed into the middle of the conflict. 2/3
CloseIn this episode about extreme babies, find out why pandas gives birth to the smallest, most dependent babies of any mammal and why kiwis produce eggs that are almost too big to lay. 3/6
CloseCan animals count? Just over a hundred years ago, a German horse called Hans was declared a mathematical genius - but all was not as it seemed. 4/6
CloseLife on the edge of a frozen sea is tough. Discover how birds, whales, polar bears and walruses make the most of spring in order to survive there. 4/8
CloseWith the annual great migration approaching, a family of wild dogs moves in, ready to take advantage of the coming feast. 3/6
CloseAs five teams become four, they are more focused than ever on reaching Singapore. They journey across the deserts, mountains and Silk Road cities of Central Asia to Uzbekistan. 3/6
CloseFollow 27 tonnes of potatoes from a farm in Hampshire to the largest crisp factory on Earth, as they are peeled, sliced and fried to make millions of packets of crisps every 24 hours. 2/6
CloseThe East Cape is a spectacular coast blessed with stunning beauty. A region of firsts, it's the first place in the world to see the sunrise - but it has a deadly and dramatic past. 3/6
CloseThe Congo is one of Africa's wildest rivers and the fish that swim in its waters are even wilder. At 100 lbs, the scary looking goliath tiger fish is certainly one of the world's most fearsome creatures. 2/6
CloseWith the annual great migration approaching, a family of wild dogs moves in, ready to take advantage of the coming feast. 3/6
CloseLife on the edge of a frozen sea is tough. Discover how birds, whales, polar bears and walruses make the most of spring in order to survive there. 4/8
CloseAs five teams become four, they are more focused than ever on reaching Singapore. They journey across the deserts, mountains and Silk Road cities of Central Asia to Uzbekistan. 3/6
CloseFollow 27 tonnes of potatoes from a farm in Hampshire to the largest crisp factory on Earth, as they are peeled, sliced and fried to make millions of packets of crisps every 24 hours. 2/6
CloseAs DI Richard Poole desperately searches for a decent cup of tea, a bride is murdered on her wedding day. 2/8
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CloseWhen a passenger is stabbed on the express bus to Honore, Jack and his team are baffled. No-one left their seat, so how on earth did they commit murder? 1/8
CloseDI Jack Mooney and the team enter a nest of vipers when zoo owner Xander Shepherd is poisoned by a tranquiliser dart in the middle of the zoo grounds, leaving the family-run business in turmoil. 2/8
CloseJack and the team are mystified when the TV presenter of a holiday programme is found drowned. 3/8
CloseIn the wake of his father's death, Benedict Dacre rules the roost at the Paradise Skies Coffee plantation - but all is not plain sailing. 4/8
CloseIn this first episode of a two-part special, a shadow is cast over a small fishing community in the village of Belle Mer when their festival queen 'Mama D'Mer' Tiana, is murdered. 5/8
CloseIn the second episode of this two-part special, the Honoré police team are left stunned by another murder which is connected to the Tiana case. 6/8
CloseIain is confronted by his secret past, and Connie continues her crusade against Elle.
ClosePart 1/2. The owner of Finchmere Airfield is hit on the head and drops to his death from a plane. Could anti-aircraft campaigners be behind the murder? Guest starring Bernard Cribbins. 7/10
CloseAfter the sudden death of novelist and ex-SIS man Alexander Wilson, wife Alison is forced to investigate when mysteries from her late husband's past come knocking. 1/3
CloseBenedict Cumberbatch stars in this timely and compelling behind-the-scenes drama about the Brexit referendum campaign, from award-winning writer James Graham.
CloseWhen a passenger is stabbed on the express bus to Honore, Jack and his team are baffled. No-one left their seat, so how on earth did they commit murder? 1/8
CloseDI Jack Mooney and the team enter a nest of vipers when zoo owner Xander Shepherd is poisoned by a tranquiliser dart in the middle of the zoo grounds, leaving the family-run business in turmoil. 2/8
CloseIt's crunch time as the three remaining teams take on a marathon challenge creating a lavish banquet display for 80, with four desserts and a towering showpiece. Who will win the title? 10/10
CloseAll hell breaks loose as the final five chefs struggle through a new challenge, leading to a bitter elimination that dramatically alters the dynamic of the group. 13/16
CloseRyan is a salesman who believes he can sell any female on his charm, dress sense, job, house and looks. Dolphin trainer Claire could be just what he is looking for. She loves to laugh and hopes her date does too. 3/12
CloseGeorge meets car nut Mark from Coventry, who's planning to build a camping trailer from an old Saab, and Busola who's making a mobile classroom out of a double-decker bus. 6/8
CloseFrances Hallworth-Noble runs The London Concierge Company. She is organising an exclusive Christmas Shopping Evening, drawing in suppliers of luxurious goods, including Delice Confectionary from Dubai. 5/5
CloseIt's crunch time as the three remaining teams take on a marathon challenge creating a lavish banquet display for 80, with four desserts and a towering showpiece. Who will win the title? 10/10
CloseBill cooks up ancho chilli rolls, mozzarella, black bean and ginger wraps and South East Asian curry. 6/10
CloseBill cooks up potato pancakes, meatballs and fruity muesli bread. 7/10
CloseGeorge meets car nut Mark from Coventry, who's planning to build a camping trailer from an old Saab, and Busola who's making a mobile classroom out of a double-decker bus. 6/8
CloseRyan is a salesman who believes he can sell any female on his charm, dress sense, job, house and looks. Dolphin trainer Claire could be just what he is looking for. She loves to laugh and hopes her date does too. 3/12
CloseAmateur chefs attempt to wow each other with their culinary skills, each hosting a dinner party in the hope that they will win a £1,000 prize. 2/19
CloseFor London couple Amy and Dick, it's time to get out of the city and upgrade to the quaint coastal town of Broadstairs - for a better quality of life for their young family.
CloseFrances Hallworth-Noble runs The London Concierge Company. She is organising an exclusive Christmas Shopping Evening, drawing in suppliers of luxurious goods, including Delice Confectionary from Dubai. 5/5
CloseJamie Oliver and Jimmy Doherty celebrate great food at their café on Southend pier. This week's guest is Davina McCall.
CloseRyan is a salesman who believes he can sell any female on his charm, dress sense, job, house and looks. Dolphin trainer Claire could be just what he is looking for. She loves to laugh and hopes her date does too. 3/12
CloseGeorge meets car nut Mark from Coventry, who's planning to build a camping trailer from an old Saab, and Busola who's making a mobile classroom out of a double-decker bus. 6/8
CloseFrances Hallworth-Noble runs The London Concierge Company. She is organising an exclusive Christmas Shopping Evening, drawing in suppliers of luxurious goods, including Delice Confectionary from Dubai. 5/5
CloseJamie Oliver and Jimmy Doherty celebrate great food at their café on Southend pier. This week's guest is Davina McCall.
CloseRyan is a salesman who believes he can sell any female on his charm, dress sense, job, house and looks. Dolphin trainer Claire could be just what he is looking for. She loves to laugh and hopes her date does too. 3/12
CloseFour strangers including a foodie, a self-styled Bond girl, a student pastry chef and a fanatical sports fan compete for a cash prize. 9/12
CloseGeorge meets car nut Mark from Coventry, who's planning to build a camping trailer from an old Saab, and Busola who's making a mobile classroom out of a double-decker bus. 6/8
CloseCraig is looking for love. In this episode, he has to pick 3 blind dates from menus offered by Doreen, Tumediso, Robyn, Marizia and Nombulelo. 9/13
CloseInstagram queen Biannca has thousands of followers...but she's looking for just one man to share selfies with forever. Could blue-eyed British lad Will be the one? 4/12
CloseIt's crunch time as the three remaining teams take on a marathon challenge creating a lavish banquet display for 80, with four desserts and a towering showpiece. Who will win the title? 10/10
CloseGeorge meets car nut Mark from Coventry, who's planning to build a camping trailer from an old Saab, and Busola who's making a mobile classroom out of a double-decker bus. 6/8
CloseFrances Hallworth-Noble runs The London Concierge Company. She is organising an exclusive Christmas Shopping Evening, drawing in suppliers of luxurious goods, including Delice Confectionary from Dubai. 5/5
CloseInstagram queen Biannca has thousands of followers...but she's looking for just one man to share selfies with forever. Could blue-eyed British lad Will be the one? 4/12
CloseThe Shallots want to explore beyond the front garden, so Sarah comes up with a plan... 1/40
CloseBitzer is an all-too willing volunteer when he has to wear the cone of shame. 20/20
CloseThere's a wedding at the Furchester Hotel and Gonger has made the biggest most beautiful cake ever. 18/25
CloseColin has drawn plans for the first runner bean theme park: Beanland! 18/20
CloseSporting superstar Rachel Yankey teaches today's team all about overhead throwing. At Pupton Park, there's a new teacher in town in the form of Professor Pickles. 21/60
CloseSmall is off to do some fishing in the music boat, but before he goes Granny gives him a lovely scarf she has knitted, to keep him warm in space. 43/52
CloseOld Jack remembers finding fossil on the beach and tells a story about the day Sidney the Snail finds buried treasure in the Rockpool.
CloseThe ZingZillas want to sing a song about space but Zak can't think of any good words and time is running out. 35/52
CloseThe Teletubbies say goodnight to the Tiddlytubbies; it is sleepybyes time. But Po isn't tired anymore and goes for a special ride on her scooter. 77/30
CloseThe Twirlywoos see a man putting something inside his tent, and get carried away putting more and more things inside. Meanwhile, Peekaboo has managed to get stuck inside the teapot. 24/35
CloseRuff Ruff Tweet & Dave are making their own storybook but Ruff Ruff is finding it hard to find a story so Hatty takes them on a story finding adventure. 36/52
CloseIt's Music Time, and Timmy is fascinated playing the xylophone. When Play Time comes, he insists on taking it with him, but drops it and one of the chimes is lost. 10/26
CloseA freshly baked apple pie is swiped from Duggee's windowsill, so he dons his detective badge to track down the thief. 48/52
CloseThe Numtums plan a surprise party for Humpty Do, but when Humpty Do accidentally crashes into the party preparations the Numtums have to start again. 3/26
CloseSmall is up in the music boat when something zooms down past the nest, flashing as it goes - and it appears to be some sort of photographer robot. 38/52
CloseMister Maker shows how to make ancient-looking buried treasure, splat monster pen pals and a super-squashy foam boat that really can float. 8/20
CloseCaptain Captain is very grumpy, having been kept awake by Cook and Line's loud snoring.
CloseSarah wants some special lights for her Christmas tree and her friend Bug knows where she might find them. 40/40
CloseTimmy sees a particularly grumpy farmer giving one of the flock a hard time. 19/20
CloseIt's the Fairy-tale Festival at the Furchester Hotel and all the most famous fairy-tale characters are arriving at the hotel to go to the Grand Ball. 16/25
CloseMr Bloom and Raymond harvest seaweed on the Isle of Bute, while the Tiddlers help prepare an aquarium. 16/20
CloseRachel and her team have their healthy heads on whilst making a 'Super Striker Smoothie'. Meanwhile at Pupton Park, the doggy treats seem to have gone walkies. 19/60
CloseWhen out fishing in the music boat, Small Clanger catches a sparkly little bag. Tiny asks if she can have it, but she is very surprised when the bag opens itself. 41/52
CloseOld Jack tells a story about the day Sidney the Sea Snail decides that he wants to whizz!
CloseZak wants to Morris dance at the Island Fair but where is he going to get the bells he needs for his ankles? 34/52
CloseLaa-Laa shows Tinky Winky how to play crazy golf. Tinky Winky loves hitting the ball which travels up and down the hills of Teletubbyland and in to the Tiddlytubbies. 114/30
CloseThe Twirlywoos meet a cat in a bedroom, and Chickedy and Chick are fascinated by the animal's soft fur and cannot resist stroking it. 18/35
CloseLola is annoyed about all the things she can't do because she's too small. She imagines she's as tall as a skyscraper to see what being big is like. 24/13
CloseThe class is making items out of folded paper, and Timmy is amazed by Finlay's fantastic paper plane. He tries to copy him, but Timmy's attempt just won't fly like Finlay's. 13/26
CloseThe squirrels are all hyped up with bundles of energy. Things are starting to get a bit frantic, and Duggee needs to calm them all down. Fortunately, he has his Yoga Badge. 20/52
CloseDee encourages a friend to say 'bowl' and we go on a whirlwind word adventure! We explore lots of different types of bowls. 2/20
CloseThe Go Jetters are in snowy Norway to learn about the Sami reindeer. The reindeers are migrating and need to get a ferry to their warmer summer home. 52/45
CloseAndy heads to Africa to meet a pride of lions and an agama lizard which eats flies. 7/40
CloseMummy duck is trying to lead her ducklings from their nest in Bitz's castle to the lake, but it's a long way, so Bitz and Bob help guide them there safely. 28/43
CloseJoin us as we try to decorate lots of identical butterfly cakes for the teddy bears' picnic. Without a system in place, it's tricky! 28/44
CloseBob can't go to his friend Phoebe's party because she has measles. This puts a stop to his aim to try and beat his previous record of shooting 4 basketball hoops in a row. 29/43
CloseWith some folded paper, lolly sticks and tape the children are engineering paper fans to keep cool. But how do you power a paper fan hands-free? 29/44
CloseThe Ribbon Sisters invite Sarah and Duck to their favourite seasonal event in the park. 9/40
CloseRyan is cooking a dish from Vietnam using pork, prawns and fresh mint. Ryan decorates a beautiful Vietnamese style table and treats his friends to sweet fruit after the meal. 27/30
CloseTalib is cooking a colourful banana curry. After lots of chopping and mixing in the kitchen, Talib decorates a beautiful Tanzanian themed table complete with gold animals. 28/30
CloseIn this episode, rally driver Catie shows off three amazing machines that have propellers. She flies a microlight, looks at one of the largest planes in the world and then takes a racing boat for a ride. 14/20
CloseDee encourages a friend to say 'shoes' and we go on a whirlwind word adventure! Dee see lots of different types of shoes - flashy shoes, dashy shoes, shiny shoes and even flying shoes! 16/20
CloseAndy checks out the Darkling Beetle, a nocturnal insect with bright markings. Andy heads to the Namib desert in Africa to discover how a darkling beetle drinks water. 37/40
CloseAndy jets off in his safari-mobile to Australia in search of little red flying foxes. Along the way he meets a frilled lizard. 38/40
CloseA game of hide and seek threatens to topple the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia in Turkey. 43/26
CloseThe team roars into action as Glitch tries to take a selfie with a lion in the Maasai Mara. 44/26
CloseCaptain Captain is in a whistling mood and keeps blowing her whistle at the Swashbucklers and pirates.
CloseAndy meets creatures that spend most of their lives up in the air. He meets spectacular birds like the fantail and hummingbird but also the unusual atlas moth. 8/10
CloseCaptain Captain is in a reading mood and has borrowed lots of books from the library.
CloseTeddles doesn't want to brush his teeth, but Mr Walrus tries his best to convince him he should. 1/5
CloseThe Squirrels go for a woodland walk to help Duggee look for a very special leaf. 12/52
CloseDuggee decides to make an omelette, but there are no eggs so the squirrels turn to the chickens for help. 13/52
CloseDuggee is sowing seeds. The squirrels want to grow something too, but who will grow what? 14/52
CloseCatie tests out three amazing machines that are all super-fancy: a supercar, a superyacht and a stretch limousine. 9/20
CloseInternational footballer Rachel Yankey and the team learn all about long passes. The Footy Pups play an enormous away game when they visit Trunkmere Rovers. 49/60
ClosePo fetches the other Teletubbies to watch some girls perform an Indian dance. Dipsy then dances a very special dance. 7/27
CloseBitz has created a super strawberry, dreamy creamy, nicely icely, bake-a-licious cake, that is so tasty Bob suggests she makes more so she can sell them to the whole world. 27/43
CloseWhen Bitz, Bob and the children engineer a ramp for their toy duck house, they have to think about what the toy ducks need to make it safe. 27/44
CloseMummy duck is trying to lead her ducklings from their nest in Bitz's castle to the lake, but it's a long way, so Bitz and Bob help guide them there safely. 28/43
CloseJoin us as we try to decorate lots of identical butterfly cakes for the teddy bears' picnic. Without a system in place, it's tricky! 28/44
CloseWhen the residents of Apple Tree House find themselves surprisingly low on milk, they start to wonder where it's all going! 12/30
CloseMister Maker creates a torn-paper picture and demonstrates how to make a shell grotto. Also, the children build an enormous dragon. 7/20
CloseMister Maker shows how to make perfect leaf prints, hilarious springy eyes and a gruesome jar to keep bits and bobs in. Also, the children make a huge helicopter. 8/20
CloseTinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po watch bunny rabbits. Bunny ears and tails appear on the Teletubbies. They do the 'bunny hop hop' before saying 'eh oh' to the Tiddlytubbies. 108/30
CloseGwen and Bob think that an enormous dino is coming back to squash them, so they hide. 15/26
CloseThe gang discover how to keep themselves and others safe when using the road. They follow road signs telling them when to stop and go, and help a confused chicken cross the road! 36/52
ClosePreschool adventure series. Gudrun has been learning to navigate with a sun compass, but now it's evening and they have to go home through the forest.
CloseGlitch gatecrashes an academy gliding test, causing calamity in the skies over Argentina. 25/45
CloseWhen Naughty Monkey starts throwing bananas down from his branch, Ethel slips and the squirrels investigate. 44/52
CloseThe Moaning Stones, Gravel and Granite take up jogging with disastrous consequences. 44/52
CloseKit and Pup find a magnet and explore how it attracts metal. But when Pup finds a second magnet, they learn that two magnets may not be better than one! 42/52
CloseBitz, Bob and Bevel are racing across the desert in a steam train to deliver ice cream for the opening of Purl's ice cream parlour. 9/43
CloseWarm water, a bright light, a spoon or nothing at all - which will melt the ice quickest and free the button? Our friends are exploring melting and freezing by making their own ice lollies and fruit cubes. 9/44
CloseIt's the Fairy Tale Theatre Company's play of Little Bev Riding Hood, directed by Purl, and Bitz has built an amazing stage, but things start to go wrong. 10/43
CloseRory visits Arthur and his brand new puppy Fonzy. Puppies, like most baby animals, need special care, so Rory finds out what's required. 15/22
CloseGlitch and the Grimbots are on holiday in Egypt where the Grimbots bury the Great Sphinx in sand, leaving only its head showing. 33/45
CloseIt's a very rainy day at the Go Jet Academy and the Go Jetters are teaching the Cadets some crucial Go Jetter skills. 34/45
CloseAndy heads to Japan to record a video of a male pufferfish building its nest in the sand. 8/40
CloseValentina shows us how to make a very tasty Greek meal. Her delicious moussaka recipe is loaded with fresh vegetables and topped with green lentils that are packed with goodness. 14/30
CloseCatie tests out three amazing machines that are all super-fancy: a supercar, a superyacht and a stretch limousine. 9/20
CloseGrandma Zainab shows the children of Apple Tree House the wonders of "talking books'. 6/30
CloseDressing up is one of Lola's favourite things to do. And now she has a new alligator costume, she is never going to take it off, not ever! 26/13
CloseOld Jack tells a story about the day Andrew the Anemone goes on a flying adventure!
CloseThe Clangers have been invited to tea by the Iron Chicken, but when they set off Small spots something in the distance - a strange-looking planet they haven't seen before. 40/52
CloseEnter a magical world halfway between waking and sleeping. Upsy Daisy loves the garden so much. She loves to kiss everything around her. 37/20
CloseWhen their local park is closed, Sarah and Duck try to find a suitable alternative. 25/40
CloseThe friends cause confusion at the stables when they keep letting a horse out. Back in the Boat, they have fun bouncing in and out of the Box. 27/35
CloseTinky Winky learns to play the didgeridoo. The Teletubbies do a special didgeridoo Tubby Phone Dance. Tiddlytubby Ping loves the didgeridoo too! 71/30
CloseDuggee and the squirrels help out when the leader of the Big Parade hurts his leg. 43/52
CloseA cheebie notices that wherever De Li goes, her narabug follows. She suggests to De Li that they play a follow game together. 108/150
CloseThe Twirlywoos watch a window cleaner and decide to do some cleaning themselves. Peekaboo's spring cleaning is interrupted by the Stop-Go Car, who leaves muddy tyre tracks all over the Boat. 28/35
CloseTired of being young, Mali decides to be an adult from now on, but soon discovers how hard (and less fun) it can be. He comes to appreciate what a wonderful thing it is to be young. 19/30
CloseMr Vincent, a very kind fish who insists on wearing a cape checks into the hotel. 21/25
CloseMargaret the Cabbage wants to be a pop star but she hasn't got anything ready for her performance. 1/20
CloseJoin Rachel Yankey and her team as they learn all about the different balls that are used in sport. Meanwhile there's trouble at Pupton Park when Rex bursts the last football. 51/60
CloseTiny and Small are full of energy today, making lots of noise as they rush about through the caves. When they reach the cave with the vertical lake, they get a surprise. 45/52
CloseSally the Starfish wants to go on an adventure, but how can Andrew the Anemone and Sally get to the Big Sandy World? 13/15
CloseOrson is cooking his special version of Bakewell tart. To make things more exciting, he is throwing his friends an afternoon tea party with fancy dress. This is going to be fun! 5/30
CloseIt's a special day for yellow Laa-Laa. Big yellow flowers grow in Teletubbyland and a yellow balloon leads Laa-Laa to Tiddlytubby Umby Pumby. 79/30
CloseGreat BigHoo, Toodloo, Chickedy and Chick get carried away and roll everything from their picnic down a hill. 26/35
CloseThe friends go to a country swap fair to trade with the other animals. 38/52
CloseThe squirrels and Duggee buy Hennie a surprise present for her birthday - but first they need to wrap it up. 50/52
CloseWhen Timmy and Yabba make a fire engine out of an old cardboard box, their efforts to help their friends as they play firemen cause more problems than they solve. 12/26
CloseDuggee and the Squirrels go on a mission to contain an outbreak when Roly inadvertently goes on the run with the world's smelliest cheese, earning their Cheese badges in the process. 10/52
CloseBendy Go and Dar Dar win two tickets to see the new Super Numtum film. 5/26
CloseThe Clangers have been invited to tea by the Iron Chicken, but when they set off Small spots something in the distance - a strange-looking planet they haven't seen before. 40/52
CloseMister Maker shows how to make a crazy cobweb picture, use rubbish to make brilliant art and create terrific animals out of tissue paper. 10/20
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