Inside the Vets
Brown Bob Productions for UKTV Executive Producer: Audrey Neil 15 x 60 minutes
Category Archive: Observational documentary
The Investigator: A British Crime Story
Former detective Mark Williams Thomas uncovers a real-life crime more compelling than fiction.
Love in the Countryside
Sara Cox goes back to her farming roots to help single people living and working in the countryside to find love with urbanites seeking their perfect partner and a dramatically different lifestyle.
Grand Designs: House of the Year
Kevin McCloud and his team of presenters explore some of Britain’s most cutting-edge homes, all of them in the running for the prestigious RIBA house of the year prize.
Extraordinary People: Nelly
Documentary that follows 32 year old Nusrit Shaheen who has become one of the oldest known survivors of Harlequin Ichthyosis – a rare skin disorder which gives her scaly, snake-like skin.
Homestead Rescue
Off-the-grid veteran, Marty Raney along with two of his children try to teach struggling homesteaders the essential skills needed to survive in the wilderness.
Sugar Free Farm
Seven celebrities turn their backs on their unhealthy diets and lifestyles as they live without sugar, refined carbohydrates, bad fats and unhealthy, cheap, meat while living and working long gruelling days on a farm.
The War on Britain’s Roads
A dramatic and unique insight into the unfolding tension and conflict between cyclists and drivers
Meet the Penguins
Meet the Penguins offers an exclusive look into the world of the African penguin and and the team of vets and volunteers that work day and night to save the species from dying out.
Nightmare Tenants Slum Landlords
An observational documentary that delves into the dark side of the UK’s housing crisis
Salvage Hunters
Architectural antique dealer and restoration expert, Drew Pritchard criss-crosses the country in search of derelict gems that can be given a new lease of life back at his antiques yard.
Saints and Scroungers
Series following fraud officers as they bust the benefits thieves stealing millions of pounds every year, while charities and councils track down people who actually deserve government help