Documentary. Episode three reveals how crawling transforms our understanding of the world, when our memory first develops and how we learn to talk. Show more

Dara and Ed begin their journey in Malaysia. In Kuala Lumpur, they start by doing what the locals do on a Saturday afternoon and watch a beauty pageant - for chickens. Show more

Series looking at some of Britain's most courageous police officers, with reconstructions of extraordinary acts of heroism and footage from police units up and down the country. Show more

Series looking at some of Britain's most courageous police officers, with reconstructions of extraordinary acts of heroism, and footage from police units up and down the country. Show more

Series looking at some of Britain's most courageous police officers, with reconstructions of extraordinary acts of heroism, and footage from police units up and down the country. Show more

Dara O Briain and Ed Byrne begin a 4,000-mile road trip along the Pan-American Highway, taking in Arizona, Mazatlan, Mexico City and Oaxaca. Show more

Observational documentary series. Wiveton Hall cafe is beginning to thrive, but profits are devoured by the maintenance of the house and gardens. Show more

Documentary series. With his son now at university, Desmond ponders the future of Wiveton. A crisis in the cafe water supply prompts Desmond to search for an ancient water well. Show more

Documentary series. Whilst Desmond does battle with pigeons, friends and family gather at Wiveton Hall for his birthday celebrations. Show more

Documentary series. Desmond launches his holiday cottages on Airbnb and lures an international interiors magazine to do a photoshoot and feature on his ancestral home. Show more

Documentary series. Christmas is approaching at Wiveton Hall and Desmond organises an end-of-year party for his staff. Cockerel korma vol au vents are on the menu. Show more

Documentary series. Desmond and his team make frantic preparations to reopen the cafe on Mother's Day, but all does not go according to plan. Show more

Documentary. Episode two looks at why we are born to respond to faces, what makes babies laugh and how we learn to empathise with others. Show more

Dara and Ed arrive in Yangon, Myanmar at a time of great political change. After 50 years of brutal military rule, Myanmar recently heralded a new era of democracy. Show more

Documentary. This episode explores how changes in the first two years of life make us individuals, how tablet use affects our babies and where our biases come from. Show more

Michael visits the hometown of Robbie Burns, finds out how to make haggis, and discovers how the railways transformed the game of golf in Prestwick. Show more

Michael Portillo explores the historic Dumbarton shipyards that built the Cutty Sark, visits Loch Lomond, and goes hunting for gold in Scotland's mountains. Show more

Michael Portillo discovers how trains spread the word about Oban whisky, hears about the struggle to build a railway across Rannoch Moor and visits Corrour. Show more

Michael investigates the mysterious parallel roads of Glenroy and finds out how the Victorians put a weather observatory on the top of Ben Nevis. Show more