Stephen Devlin

Glam cleaning agency come to the rescue of homes stuck in a whirlwind of domestic despair.
Exec. Tim Quick /Ep. Bob Gowing/Mona Hamed.
Series 1. 7 x 60′

Master dog trainer Graeme Hall finds long-lasting solutions for dogs with issues.
Sp.Will Stanford / Ep. Bob Gowing/Mona Hamed.
Series 4 and 5. 11 x 60′

Twenty of Britain’s best junior bakers, ready to show the world that they can bake anything they can imagine.
Ep. Emma Barron/Luke Byrne / Sp. Jane Treasure/Clare Emerson.
Series 5 and 6. 6 x 60′

Nine woodworking enthusiasts battle it out across six weeks in a bid to be crowned Britain’s Best Woodworker.
Exec. Karen Plum/ Dir/Prod. Carrie Smith.
Series 1. 1 x 60′

Twelve professional pastry chefs turn ordinary patisserie and desserts into masterpieces.
Ep. Hugh Sutherland / Sp. Tom Davies.
Series 5. 2 x 60′

A six part series offering a unique insight into the world of the driving test.
Ep. Helen Orten / Sp. Ross Anderson.
6 x 30′

Five amateur chefs compete to become the perfect dinner party host.
Ep. James Docherty / Exec. Henry Hainault.
2 x 30’/60′

Dominic Littlewood investigates fake goods in the UK and the con men out to steal your money.
Sp. Bob Gowing / Ep. Joe Farr.
Series 9. 10 x 30’/60′

Nigel Havers and Sally Lindsay take to the skies to explore the differences between First Class and Economy travel.
Exec. Tim Quick / Sp. Sam Samuelson.
1 x 60′

Straight-talking, warm-hearted and effortlessly cool, he’s one of America’s busiest veterinarians.
Sp. Alex Revill / Ep. Ryan Gaffney.
Series 4 and 5. 4 x 60′

Retail guru Mary Portas sets out her plan to reinvent and regenerate our high streets.
Dir/Prod. Kim Maddever.
1 x 60′

A six-part series, following trainee teachers in three challenging London schools over a full academic year.
Series Prod. Ross Anderson.
6 x 60′

Jamie and Jimmy take on Europe’s finest food producers with British produced foods.
Dir/Prod. Chris Hale.
1 x 60′

Stephen Fry’s countdown of the world’s most influential gadgets.
Series Producer: Sophie Deveson.
1 x 180′

Louis meets Afrikaner separatists who dream of building cultural enclaves in post-apartheid South Africa.
Director: Kate Townsend.
1 x 60′

Five people give an honest account of what it is like to be terminally ill.
Series Prod. Lynda Renier.
2 x 60′

A unique experiment to cure six people with Type2 Diabetes using food as medicine.
Series Prod. Ceri Jones/Dir. John Turner.
1 x 60′

A four part exploration of how Britain became a major driving force in the history of motoring.
Prod. Lynda Renier/Dir. Chris Hale.
1 x 60′

Series charting the highs and lows of ten new businesses in the capital of cool that is Brighton.
Producer: Emma Clarke.
14 x 30′

This series offers the nation’s most ambitious cooks the chance of a lifetime; to turn their signature recipes into winning products fit for the shelves of Tesco, the largest supermarket in Britain.
Director: Anna Stickland.
1 x 60′

What is the DNA of a great Pop Star? We break this mythical beast down to what makes pop music magical.
Prod. Jon Palmer/Dir. Pip Banyard.
1 x 60′

A celebration of the history and the aesthetic of country music, from the 1920s to the present day.
Dir/Prod. Andy Humphries.
1 x 60′

Paul Connolly delves into the world of fraud, a crime that has reached epidemic levels.
Sp. Mona Hamed / Exec Charlie Bunce.
6 x 60′

A look inside Britain’s grimiest homes with a team of highly trained specialist cleaners.
Sp. Ross Anderson / Exec. Charlie Bunce.
Series 1 and 2. 2 x 60′

Series exploring what really happens between neighbours when disputes arise.
Ep. Bob Gowing / Sp. Mona Hamed / Exec. Tim Quicke.
Series 7 and 8. 3 x 60′

Obsessive cleaners team up to clean some of Britain’s filthiest homes.
Ep. Marcus English/Sam Ornbo / Sp. Ross Anderson.
Series 5. 7 x 60′

Following young football hooligans, as they arrange and fight through a football season.
Dir/Prod. Mark Rossitor.
1 x 60′

George Clarke transforms ugly houses into houses to be proud.
Sp. Madeleine Hall.
2 x 60′

Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc, travel across the country to find the UK’s best amateur baker.
Series Director: Andy Devonshire/Madeline Eaton.
1 x 60′

Story editing – Episodes 3 and 4.
Following a cast of nine people with various forms of Autism, trying to perform their own show in London’s West End.
Director: Jessie Versluys / Producer: David DeHaney.
2 x 60′

‘Maverly/Brabrook’. A millionaire’s wife swaps the good life for the not so good.
Director: Lucy Walle.
1 x 60′

Four sets of B&B owners compete to be crowned Britain’s best B&B.
Producer: Jonathan Braman / Edit Prod. Andrew Lock.
6 x 30′

Dream homes that turn into disasters and how the owners resolve their problems.
Ep. Olly Jones / SP. Emma Lutier / Exec. Jason Wells.
Series 1 and 2. 3 x 60′

How do you cope at Christmas when you have as many as thirteen children to feed.
Series Prod. Adrian Padmore.
1 x 60′

Tyger  Drew-Honey explores the blurring boundaries of 21st century sexuality.
Dir/Prod. Gavin Searle.
1 x 60′

Following Dan Maurer and his wife Mindy, as they attempt to find a cure for his crippling condition.
Dir/Prod. Ross Goodlass.
1 x 60′

Teenagers take their first summer holiday abroad without their parents, who are secretly watching everything that unfolds.
Dir/Prod. Marina Warsama.
1 x 60′

From tarantulas in Thurrock to boa constrictors in Billericay, we follow the fascinating  people who sell, own and rescue these unusual pets.
Edit Producer: Ben Kelly.
Episodes 2 and 4. 2 x 60′

Entertaining series answering people’s questions about sex.
Ep. Sarah Gundlash / Exec. Jason Wells.
Series 2. 8 x 60′

Two rebellious teenagers experience strict parenting on the other side of the world.
Dir/Prod. Jamie Whiteman.
1 x 60′

The inside story of the anarchic comedy sketch show, which launched the careers of Rowan Atkinson, Griff Rhys Jones, Mel Smith and Pamela Stephenson.
Producer: Andy Humphries.
1 x 90′

Series tracing the history of ‘Double Acts’ & ‘Variety’ on British television.
Director: Andy Humphries.
2 x 90′

Jo Frost is on a mission to help desperate parents with their badly behaved children; in this case a troubled tot from the Wood family.
Director: Tim Quicke.
1 x 60′

Families from around the UK swap homes with strangers to experience new lifestyles.
Ed. Prod. Emma Griffiths / Series Prod. Adrian Padmore.
15 x 60′

The actress Emily Atack looks at the UK’s culture of drinking games and whether they should be banned.
Dir/Prod. Suemay Oram.
1 x 60′

Following the doctors and nurses at Liverpool’s School of Tropical Medicine.
Dir/Producer: Rob Gill.
1 x 60′

‘Skydiving’ & ‘Lumberjacks’. Presenter Touré goes on a bizarre array of challenges, armed with little more than his curiosity and a sense of humour.
Producers: Andy Webb/Nick Hudson.
2 x 30’

Series that gives families the chance to make a radical change to their lives, while revealing the reality of modern parenting.
Director: Vicky Crawley.
1 x 60′

This series exclusively reveals interviews from celebrities such as Sean Connery, Cilla, Lulu and Peter Cook, and controversial figures such as Enoch Powell, Quentin Crisp and Robert Maxell and gives the viewer an extraordinary insight into their personal lives and reveals the real world of Britain in 1968.
Producer: Mark Turnball.
1 (of 3) x 60′

This five-part series uncovers the forbidden territories of sex and gives the lowdown on facts usually shrouded beneath layers of bravado, misinformation and myth.
Director: Emily Smith.
1 x 60′

Following three teenagers whose bodybuilding obsession is so extreme it’s becoming a clinical problem.
Director: Kate Taunton.
1 x 60′

A look at the weird and wonderful stuff that King of Pop collected at his Neverland ranch. From iconic stage costumes to private collections of artwork, we get a unique glimpse in the spending habits of a super-celebrity who loved to shop.
Producer: Andrew Price.
1 x 60′

A profile of the director of ‘The Thin Blue Line’ and ‘Fast, Cheap & Out of Control’.
Director: Kevin McDonald.
1 x 60′

The extraordinary life story of Diana Mosley and her love affair with fascism.
Director: Leonie Jamison.
1 x 60′

Comedy Documentary. Three-part celebration of the television situation comedy presented by Dawn French.
Director: Sarah Gibbs.
3 x 60′

Hilary Du Pre’s personal account of being under the shadow of her sister.
Dir. Mandy Chang.
1 x 30′

Dr Shaw Somers is the Fat Doctor; the bariatric surgeon who battles to help the nation’s morbidly obese lose weight. This series follows the operations of Britain’s biggest, as they go under Dr Somers knife.
Producer: Rebecca Gilhooly.
Series 3. 5 x 60′

A city broker and his fashion designer wife are revisited following their decision to give up the high life to run a safari lodge in the Zambian bush.
Director: Amanda Blue.
1 x 60′

The seventy most stunning moments, from a decade of bad behaviour.
Director: Miranda Glasser.
1 x 149′

Drama Trails looks at how well loved dramas, from Cold Feet to A Touch of Frost and Bad Girls to Cracker link together in Fascinating and unexpected ways through the stars, cast and crew who worked on them.
Producer: Chris Hill.
1 x 60′

Documentary series exploring the world of celebrity from the eyes of their closest relations.
Producer: Antonietta Cauterucci.
1 x 60′

An entertaining look at various game shows and what makes a successful one.
Director: Bob Sandy.
1 x 77′

Estate agent Andrew Winter takes homeowners and their estate agents to task as they struggle to sell homes.
Directors: Atul Malhotra/Michael Jochnowitz.
Series 3 and 4. 6 x 30′

Documentary charting Kylie’s journey from 80s schmaltz to style diva and pop princess.
Producer: Jim Brown.
1 x 60′

A look back at Bob’s life in his own words.
Director: Mark Turnbull.
1 x 60′

Ruby Wax journeys across America, investigating some of the more bizarre and outlandish aspects of American culture.
Dir. Helen Fitzwilliam.
1 x 30′

Wildlife Doc. Ian “Max” Maxwell is determined to track down some of the most dangerous animals in the wild. Using bush craft and his own tracking expertise, he heads to Brazil to tack down the elusive jaguar.
Producer: Dan Dixon.
1 x 60′

Justin Ryan and Colin McAllister sort out homes in drastic need of their design talents.
Directors: Nick Warner/Simon Toyne.
3 x 60′

Standing up for aggrieved consumers, Dominic Littlewood tracks down rogue builders.
Ed. Prod. Will Stanford / Series Prod. Claire Cadman.
Series 9. 4 x 60′

Entertainment Doc. Contestents from ‘Big Brother’ talk about their experiences since appearing on the reality TV show.
Director: Pete Woods.
1 x 60′

Profiles of comedy actress Yootha Joyce and comics Frankie Howerd and Benny Hill.
Directors: Emma Clarke/Mark Turnbull/Tony Lee.
3 x 30′

Lifestyle Entertainment. Supermodel Jodie Kidd hits the world’s coolest places to shop and be seen.
Director: Sam Bartlett.
1 x 60′

Following the world famous car–customizing company as they design and create cars for the rich and famous.
Exec Prod. Peter Green.
2 x 60′

An investigation into the pros and cons of plastic surgery.
Director: Katinka Newman.
1 x 60′

Two teams compete to be the most successful at running rival bars in a Greek resort.
Director: Dean Nobes.
8 x 30′

Director: Ian Levison.

The formidable Hamilton’s chat to celebrities who have struggled to overcome adversity in their lives.
Director: Helen Downing.
1 x 30′

A look at some of the characters and businesses from London’s East End, featuring interviews with Vidal Sassoon, Alan Sugar, Paul Ross and Derek Jameson.
Director: Jonathan Palmer.
1 x 30′

Boris Johnson’s humorous look at the image of New Labour.
Director: Neil Crombie.
5 x 5′

Why are the French railways so good and ours so bad?
Director: Paul Wooding.
1 x 60′