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Wallace And Gromit's World Of Invention: Episode 1
Sadly, this new outing for West Wallaby Street's finest proves to be less than a world of invention and more of a cul-de-sac of regurgitation.
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Dambusters Declassified
In this fascinating documentary, Martin Shaw looks at the truth behind the Dambusters famous raid.
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Wonderland: Boy Cheerleaders
BBC Two’s documentary strand, Wonderland, returns with a look at a group of boys preparing for a national cheerleading competition.
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Amish: World's Squarest Teenagers
A culture clash whereby five Amish teenagers travel to South London in the name of docu-reality, this is a diverting watch that never really delivers on the potential of the concept.
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My Weird And Wonderful Family
On paper, the subject of this documentary is rather ambiguous.
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Blood, Sweat And Luxuries: Episode 1
Clearly the fevered retort of a producer whose childhood was spent being told 'you don't know how lucky you are', the Blood, Sweat And... strand returns to BBC Three.
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The Scandalous Adventures Of Lord Byron
The choice of Rupert Everett to host this minor biopic of the infamous poet is unsurprising - the "mad, bad and dangerous to know" literary hero is someone that Everett is obviously besotted by.
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Living With Tourettes & Other Short Stories
Squirreled away in the early morning on Channel 4 is a series of fascinating documentaries made by teenagers, dealing with challenging conditions that beset their lives.
