Incredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. Can an eagle lift a child? 2/10
CloseContinuing on the Silk Road west to Central Asia, this episode focuses on big historical characters as well as the Sogdians, whose role was pivotal to the Silk Road's success. 2/3
CloseThe Silk Road reaches Persepolis, Iran, the heart of the first Persian Empire, before heading to Istanbul and finally back to Venice. 3/3
CloseKim and Pierre's trapping season is complicated by a troublesome local resident; Becky enlists her dog team to help secure a supply of firewood. "Pike" Mike hunts for small game; Bentley teaches his young nephew the tricks of the trapping trade. 6/8
CloseGregg visits a chocolate factory in York where he follows the 24-hour journey from bean to bar. Meanwhile, Ruth reveals what it was like working in factories before machines. 2/3
CloseGregg visits one of the largest fresh milk processing plants on earth to see how they get milk from cow to carton within 24 hours, and Ruth reveals the tough life of a dairy maid. 3/3
CloseA look at the curious feeders of the animal kingdom, including blue whales and flamingos. 4/6
CloseIncredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. This time... Is it true that cats always land on their feet? 1/10
CloseIncredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. Can an eagle lift a child? 2/10
CloseKim and Pierre's trapping season is complicated by a troublesome local resident; Becky enlists her dog team to help secure a supply of firewood. "Pike" Mike hunts for small game; Bentley teaches his young nephew the tricks of the trapping trade. 6/8
CloseContinuing on the Silk Road west to Central Asia, this episode focuses on big historical characters as well as the Sogdians, whose role was pivotal to the Silk Road's success. 2/3
CloseThe Silk Road reaches Persepolis, Iran, the heart of the first Persian Empire, before heading to Istanbul and finally back to Venice. 3/3
CloseGregg finds out how loaves of bread are bagged in mid-air, Cherry Healey finds out about perfect flour and historian Ruth Goodman shows the killers that used to lurk within bread. 1/3
CloseGregg visits a chocolate factory in York where he follows the 24-hour journey from bean to bar. Meanwhile, Ruth reveals what it was like working in factories before machines. 2/3
CloseGregg visits one of the largest fresh milk processing plants on earth to see how they get milk from cow to carton within 24 hours, and Ruth reveals the tough life of a dairy maid. 3/3
CloseCaves contain some of the most dramatic and unusual phenomena in nature, including birds' nests made from saliva and fish that cling to walls. 4/11
CloseDesert covers 30 per cent of the Earth's surface, but lack of rain does not lead to a dull existence as flowers bloom in the most unexpected places. 5/11
CloseThe Arctic and Antarctic regions experience the most extreme seasons on Earth, but global warming is starting to threaten these delicate ecosystems. 6/11
CloseThe Tibetan fox and Mongolian gazelle are captured on film for the first time, while a 30-strong pride of lions hunt for elephants. 7/11
CloseCovering only three per cent of the planet, jungles contain 50 per cent of the world's species. The film crew captures a real life 'Alien' moment. 8/11
CloseA journey from Borneo's rich coral reefs, through lush jungles to its mountainous heart, revealing why this island is home to a greater variety of life than almost any other. 2/3
CloseJosh takes his British documentary team into their first typhoon, and his novice chasers face a twin threat from Typhoon Soulik, and hot on its heels - Typhoon Cimaron. 3/8
CloseDick Strawbridge explores a forgotten project involving budding airships.
CloseIncredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. This time... Is it true that cats always land on their feet? 1/10
CloseIncredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. Can an eagle lift a child? 2/10
CloseIncredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. Are sharks mindless maneaters? 3/10
CloseIncredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. This time... Is it true that if attacked by a bear you should play dead? 4/10
CloseThe Silk Road reaches Persepolis, Iran, the heart of the first Persian Empire, before heading to Istanbul and finally back to Venice. 3/3
CloseBen Fogle is reunited with seafarer Rick, who has moved on to pastures new since their original encounter. When Rick last appeared on the series, he was living off the coast of French Polynesia, but he has since made a fresh start on the Pacific island of Fiji. In the intervening years, Rick has acquired a new boat and is now travelling alone - but remains as enthusiastic as ever about his unusual lifestyle and believes that anyone can follow in his wake and gain a newfound sense of freedom - if they have the right attitude. 5/6
CloseSinker wants to return home rich and famous like plant hunters of old, so she challenges Cook and Line to find her a brand new flower. 13/26
CloseTombliboo Eee becomes separated from the other two Tombliboos, Unn and Ooo. They wander all over the garden, but Upsy Daisy solves the problem. 54/20
CloseIn this episode, CBeebies' very own motorbike rider, Grace, looks back at some of her favourite machines that are electric, fast and useful. 20/20
CloseIn this episode, rally driver Catie looks back at her favourite land, water and air machines - but which will they be? 20/20
CloseThe Lost Pirate finds himself marooned on a desert island that looks a bit like a sandpit. Keith Fitt makes another world record attempt.
CloseSarah and Duck turn detectives when their friend, Plate Girl, loses her plate on a foggy day. 33/40
CloseRuff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave discover different ways to help them remember things. Using drawing, movement and simple rhymes as memory aids, they find their way out of a maze. 39/52
CloseRuff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave ask a Robot for help with some jobs. But without clear instructions Robot makes a terrible mess of things. 40/52
CloseCaptain Sinker hurts her back and orders a comfy bed from Cook and Line. Meanwhile, the Swashbucklers aim to win back all Gem's jewels. 20/26
CloseSarah & Duck try to work out exactly what it is that Scarf Lady has been busily knitting in her sleep. 33/20
CloseCook and Line throw Captain Sinker a surprise party for her birthday. 9/26
CloseAbney adds some shiny fish to his collection, but they take up a lot of room. 42/52
CloseTeal decides to tire Abney out with an adventure, but she's soon feeling pretty sleepy herself. 43/52
ClosePlay a quick game with the Spot Bots to get you switched on! A cheeky Naughty has taken something from the Secret Detective's safe. Can you spot what has been taken? 8/15
CloseCaptain Sinker has banged her thumb and is alarmed to hear that on pirate ships the crew's cook was often the doctor too. 10/26
CloseThis episode features favourite moments from Gigglebiz series four. There are new giggles when DIY Dan shows how to display a collection of china plates, Arthur Sleep gets caught catching up on sleep, and Storybook Stan reads a story.
CloseChris and Pui build a fire engine and have fun doing things a fire fighter might do. 6/26
CloseChris and Pui look at lots of different dogs through the telescope. 7/26
CloseNina investigates how humans know about dinosaurs - with the help of Luke, her sight neuron. 13/25
CloseNina investigates why humans live on planet Earth and discovers what life would be like on Mars. 14/25
CloseThe Go Jetters fly to the rescue in Japan, as Glitch gets up to his usual monkey business. 48/26
CloseThe Go Jetters race to protect ancient artwork in Peru, when Glitch erases the Nazca Lines. 49/26
CloseThe Go Jetters swing into action when they discover that Glitch is using real landmarks for his crazy golf course. 50/26
CloseDuggee's nephew Dudley comes to stay. He's one cute puppy, but he looks like he could cause chaos in the clubhouse. And wait a minute - …what's that terrible smell? 36/52
CloseSarah finds an umbrella that doesn't seem to like the rain. 11/40
CloseJoJo doesn't know what to do with her odd socks, so Gran Gran suggests they put on a puppet show! The two of them turn the socks into puppets, ready for a show in the garden. 18/33
CloseJoJo has a sleepover at Gran Gran's but is confused when bedtime comes while it's still light outside! Gran Gran creates their own starry sky for JoJo. 19/33
CloseThis episode has fun with '-ap' and the words hat, fan, pet, bat, zap, yap and tap. 15/17
CloseThis episode has fun with the words dog, dig, cat, cut, pig, pick, mill, mix, hot and ten. 16/17
CloseSing along to the Numberblobs counting song with the Numberblocks' favourite friends. 7/30
CloseThe Numberblocks rescue a friendly alien who helps them build a tower to the stars. 8/30
CloseThe Numberblocks rescue a friendly alien who helps them build a tower to the stars. 8/30
CloseDog and Pug go to Buckingham Palace where they meet Queen Victoria. She is looking for her mysterious Cheshire Cat, who keeps disappearing. Pug tempts him out with a saucer of cream. 33/52
CloseDog and Pug decide to go holiday and use Granny Pug's guide to camping. They visit a music festival, a jungle and they go to the top of a mountain. 34/52
CloseAfter playing with her toy dinosaurs, JoJo decides she would love to see a real one. Gran Gran takes JoJo to the museum to see a fossilised skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex! 13/33
CloseDee encourages a friend to say ball and we go on a whirlwind word adventure. 16/20
CloseA and R team up to do a magic card trick, but it keeps going wrong. This episode introduces the AR letter team. 13/16
CloseChildren's animation. Three opens a stampoline park, where her friends have splatty fun making inky prints of all the shapes they can make. 11/30
CloseGet ready for OI, OR and UR in a coin-rolling, cork-popping, wave-surfing race from start to finish. This episode introduces the OI, OR and UR letter teams. 14/16
CloseChildren's animation. The Numberblocks show us what they are made of in a song and dance all about the parts that make a whole. 12/30
CloseRuff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave play spot the difference, looking for the odd one out. By looking very carefully, Dave manages to spot all the different shapes, sizes and colours. 31/52
CloseThe gang become The Special Delivery Crew, delivering parcels to their friends. They discover the importance of reading the labels correctly, to work out who each parcel is for. 32/52
CloseDog has to solve in own problem. In their adventure, they meet Granny Pug who makes them solve three puzzles. We see Dog and Pug solving all Granny's puzzles, just in time. 31/52
CloseDog and Pug go on an adventure to help Bedtime Baboon get all the young children around the world to sleep. They have to sprinkle moondust everywhere to help the children go to sleep. 32/52
CloseAbney and Teal decide to set up a café, but they're worried that they might not get any customers. 44/52
CloseIntroducing Charlie on clarinet and Marv on keyboards! The boys get ready to play a piece of music in front of the whole school tomorrow in assembly. 22/26
CloseKit and Pup have found a floor-length mirror, and Kit soon discovers she can use her reflection to play tricks on Pup. 34/52
CloseThe Numberblocks rescue a friendly alien who helps them build a tower to the stars. 8/30
CloseThe number friends take turns hiding behind each other in a song and dance all about bigger and smaller. 9/30
CloseThis episode introduces the long U sounds, the letter teams EW, UE and U_E and the words new, grew, blew, flew, true, blue, glue, rescue, tune, flute, prune and mule. 15/20
CloseThe Alphablocks invite you to sing along to a singalong song! This episode introduces the letter team NG and the words sing, song, ring, king, ting, ping, and bang. 2/16
CloseDog and Pug go to Buckingham Palace where they meet Queen Victoria. She is looking for her mysterious Cheshire Cat, who keeps disappearing. Pug tempts him out with a saucer of cream. 33/52
CloseDog and Pug decide to go holiday and use Granny Pug's guide to camping. They visit a music festival, a jungle and they go to the top of a mountain. 34/52
CloseAndy travels back in time to the Great Rift Valley in Africa to meet one of man's very own ancient ancestors; the australopithecus. 24/25
CloseNina and Olli investigate how coal is made. 21/25
CloseNina investigates how we know the Earth is round, with the help of Luke - her sight neuron. 22/25
CloseStuffy drops lots of satsumas, and he needs help to find them. 24/26
CloseGet sporty with the Footy Pups and football star Rachel Yankey as she teaches children new skills. 26/60
CloseThe Teletubbies watch a video about a helicopter journey, then Laa-Laa's ball gets stuck up a tree and three ships sail past Teletubbyland. 19/26
CloseFerne visits Marlee who is taking her pet dog Missy to the vet because she has a lump on her tummy. Rory learns how the vet at a zoo keeps flies from bothering some very special Rhinos. 22/25
CloseAndy Day looks at a selection of baby animals as they learn valuable jumping skills, from the springbok and the jerboa to the arctic fox. 4/20
CloseMr Bloom has a clumsy day and keeps having accidents in the garden. Meanwhile, Sebastian the aubergine organises an art competition. 24/26
CloseRally driver Catie shows off three amazing machines that move on snow! She drives a snowmobile, shows us lots of amazing snow blowers and then drives up a mountain in a snow groomer. 13/20
CloseWhen Mr Hammond asks Andy to take pictures of a Bobcat, a wild cat that lives in North America, Andy jets off in his safari mobile and track one down. 35/40
CloseHow will a young male protoceratops get the attention of a female? After failed attempts he gives up, until a chance encounter shows him the way. 5/15
CloseWhen the squirrels upset the mole by being noisy, Duggee suggests ways that they can all live underground peacefully. 39/52
CloseKing Tiger has met his perfect partner and he is getting married. It's going to be a royal wedding!! The squirrels are to be special Guests of Honour, but who is King Tiger marrying!? 40/52
CloseJoJo doesn't know what to do with her odd socks, so Gran Gran suggests they put on a puppet show! The two of them turn the socks into puppets, ready for a show in the garden. 18/33
CloseGrandpa and Elsie make space spiders for their Captain Dumbletwit puppet play. 9/52
CloseMr Mentor's new invention, The Wonderbubble Weather Watcher, reads that it is the perfect weather for a boat trip - but Grandpa is not so sure. 10/52
CloseJoJo and Gran Gran miss their bus home, so the pair settle down to wait for the next one. But getting the bus isn't quite as simple as JoJo thinks it is. 2/33
CloseCaptain Captain is in a reading mood and has borrowed lots of books from the library. 23/26
CloseCaptain Captain is in a frantic mood because she has lost her pirate handbook. 24/26
CloseT's friends are planning a surprise for him - but first they have to get him out of a trap! This episode has fun with the words trap, rat, tap, art and party. 6/20
CloseHow will a young male protoceratops get the attention of a female? After failed attempts he gives up, until a chance encounter shows him the way. 5/15
CloseSuper-speedy Numberblock Eighteen discovers a faster way to add a number together lots of times. 16/30
CloseYup Yups stars three curious and playful characters whose feelings are expressed by changing into other physical forms. 39/50
CloseDog and Pug go on an adventure where they shrink to the size of little insects. They meet Granny Pug who is searching for a very rare Butterfly. 17/52
ClosePug makes a kite but he doesn't know how to fly it. He and Dog go to China, they meet two squabbling Pandas looking for bamboo shoots. Pug and his kite get blown up into the air and he lands in a bamboo forest. 52/52
CloseJoJo has a sleepover at Gran Gran's but is confused when bedtime comes while it's still light outside! Gran Gran creates their own starry sky for JoJo. 19/33
CloseJoJo doesn't know what to do with her odd socks, so Gran Gran suggests they put on a puppet show! The two of them turn the socks into puppets, ready for a show in the garden. 18/33
CloseWith the help of some super-speedy snow shoes, Andy finds a family of otters in a frozen lake. 25/40
ClosePirate Cannons and Tangled Net are the games in store for Sally, Ben, Noah and Isabelle as they try to win back Gem's jewels. Meanwhile, Line has written a song all about himself! 3/26
CloseHow will a young male protoceratops get the attention of a female? After failed attempts he gives up, until a chance encounter shows him the way. 5/15
CloseWhen Abney and Teal have a snooze in Abney's new summerhouse, they don't wake up where they expect. 37/52
CloseJoJo doesn't know what to do with her odd socks, so Gran Gran suggests they put on a puppet show! The two of them turn the socks into puppets, ready for a show in the garden. 18/33
CloseThe Teletubbies watch Andy Brown show some children butterflies. The Teletubbies fly their kites and a strong wind blows Po all over Teletubbyland. 18/26
CloseEveryone is riding on the Pinky Ponk when the Ding Dong alarm goes off, causing the Pinky Ponk to give everyone a very adventurous ride. 46/20
CloseBaby Soup Dragon gets his tail stuck in the doors leading to the living cave. Annoyed, he wonders why he has a tail at all. 22/26
CloseThe Iron Chicken goes off on a trip to see the Wols. Tiny is missing her so the Soup Dragon comes up with a way to cheer Tiny up - she will pretend to be the Iron Chicken! 24/26
CloseThe Teletubbies watch a video about a helicopter journey, then Laa-Laa's ball gets stuck up a tree and three ships sail past Teletubbyland. 19/26
CloseThe changeable weather means Rainbow has to leave before finishing his story. Sarah & Duck try to find out how the story ends. 26/20
CloseJoJo doesn't know what to do with her odd socks, so Gran Gran suggests they put on a puppet show! The two of them turn the socks into puppets, ready for a show in the garden. 18/33
CloseMr Greator rents a hut on Sunnysands Beach and claims he is simply having a holiday, but Grandpa suspects that he is actually up to no good. 21/52
CloseJemima's boyfriend comes to visit and the family must try to not be embarrassing. 22/52
CloseWhile the Veggies excitedly wait for their friends the bananas to arrive, Joan dresses in yellow to welcome them. 18/26
CloseThe Go Jetters must save the famous salt statues in the Wieliczka Salt mine 22/26
CloseA Giant Grandmaster Glitch means BIG trouble for the Giant's Causeway! 23/26
CloseOn a very foggy day, The Golden Gate Bridge's foghorns are missing. Can the Go Jetters help? 24/26
CloseAndy heads to Costa Rica in search of a glass frog to see how it looks after its young. 9/30
CloseDog and Pug visit a Desert Island where Colin lives on his own. He is very happy by himself but when our friends find him, they have a wonderful meal and play a great game of cricket. 23/52
ClosePug wants to go back in time and our two adventurers visit an inventor who has a time machine. But each time they try to use the machine something goes wrong. 24/52
CloseWhen JoJo can't find her favourite Captain Chloe storybook, Gran Gran suggests they make up their own story. 8/33
CloseIt's Small's birthday. But the present he gets is not quite what he was expecting. 10/26
CloseMother Clanger has grown a beautiful new flower. But when Tiny, Small and Major see it they realise it is the source of the horrible smell they have been experiencing. 10/26
CloseCompsognathus wants to play hide and seek, but will he find a good dinosaur to play with? 8/15
CloseChris and Pui search for a chair for Teddington Bear and discover the sound of the harp. 1/20
CloseRally 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
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