Two families battle it out in a range of hilarious games. The teams of copycats take it in turns to copy pictures, actions and displays of musical genius. Show more
Comedy show that puts kids in the driver's seat and lets them loose to concoct the most preposterous pranks. And who better to fool than unsuspecting adults?
Comedy series. Johnny has got a new girlfriend JoJo, who doesn't seem to like Inel. Who will Johnny choose? Lucy Spraggan performs in the studio. Show more
A look ahead to the weekend's fixtures in the Premier League with team news, stats and the stories making the headlines.
Topical news magazine for children.
The Governor and Mr Burgess find themselves trapped in a cell. With no way out, they cheer themselves up by remembering some of the greatest acts the Slammer has ever seen.
Topical news magazine for children.
Children organise a wedding for their unmarried parents or step-parents. Charlotte and Belle plan a Georgian-themed wedding to get their own back on their embarrassing dad. Show more
Amberley Lobo looks back at the past nine Pop Slams. From the 18 pop acts, only one can be crowned the ultimate Pop Slam champion and awarded the Mega Ambo. Show more
Two teams fight it out. The team captains are joined by MTV's Joel Dommett, DNN's Victoria Cook and comedians Bec Hill and Romesh Ranganathan. Show more
Series following the final term for Year 6 pupils at a south London primary school. With the last day of school around the corner, emotions are running high. Show more
Celebrities look back on their past summer holidays, including the all-important move from primary to secondary school. Show more
Rick's video blog tries to help new arrivals to the Dumping Ground cope with change. Adapting to survive in an ever-changing world is a tricky business. Show more
Dick and Dom reveal the genius of food expert Elsie Widdowson, who helped to devise wartime rationing. Under her diet, Britain was the healthiest it had ever been. Show more
Science-based game show. Dr Brain looks back at some of the craziest scientific challenges from the series. Show more
Game show filled with medieval, messy madness. Defender tension is revealed when Thorne, Ballista, and Knightriss are forced to work together in the Stockade. Show more
Comedy series. When Prank's mission to regain his youthfulness goes wrong, he turns into a screaming baby and Nev and Crazy Keith are forced into parenthood. Show more
Animation following the adventures of a young aardvark and his friends. When Buster digs up an old arrowhead, the gang decide to hunt for buried treasure.
Ashleigh and Pudsey are back with a star-studded celebrity special, inviting Cel Spellman, Katie Thistleton and Aaron Craze and their dogs to the Dog House. Show more
Ed Petrie and friends visit unusual and amazing places in the UK. The team fire the world's largest catapult at Warwick Castle. Show more
Animated adventure. Scooby and the gang take a creepy cruise into one of the world's most mysterious places - the legendary Bermuda Triangle! Show more
Animated series. Trevor's science fair project turns Professor Pampelmoose into a plant monster. Show more
Topical news magazine for children.
Children organise a wedding for their unmarried parents or step-parents. Charlotte and Belle plan a Georgian-themed wedding to get their own back on their embarrassing dad. Show more
On the eve of war, Tom is visited by a wizard family who claim to have found the most powerful object on the planet - the Source of All Magic. Show more
Drama series following kids as they move to secondary school. Having recently moved to Manchester from Wales, Owain is desperate to go back home. Show more
Quick style advice from the Friday Download team. Georgia has tips for the perfect picnic.
Drama series about a young girl and her life in a children's home. Tracy finds the DG and its inmates have undergone a transformation, and everyone is singing.
Animation about the adventures of Shaun the Sheep. Shaun's attempts to get his hands on some apples from a tree overhanging the naughty pigs' yard cause trouble.
