Stephen Goodall

A warm and instructive show takes viewers behind the scenes at St Bartholomew’s in London to reveal how 900 years of history have built one of Britain’s greatest hospitals.

A light hearted documentary that provides a fascinating glimpse into the history of a beloved London Christmas tradition.

Joanna Lumley narrates this exploration of Mediterranean islands, cuisine and culture.

With humour but also passion, Sue travels through the unexpected byways of Bangkok and Chiang Mai in Thailand.

A Matter of Life or Death was the most astounding thing on TV last night. The cameras showed us a man with a highly aggressive mouth tumour  who was facing just months to live without surgery – which involved having his lower jaw, teeth and most of his tongue sawn off…Phenomenal’ – The Times.

Nick tells the extraordinary stories of the people and the railway as he travels through the stunning canyons of the Sierra Madre on El Chepe Express through Sinaloa and Chihuahua, Mexico.

Property makeover show in which carpenter Mark Millar transforms clients’ kitchens and bathrooms into their dream spaces.

From the tree to the turkey, Christmas has its roots in the Victorian era. A heart-warming festive treat, full of historical background and revealing detail.

Featuring the colourful array of people, places and events that make up the Big Apple.

A squad of well-known sporting names go head-to-head with school kids in a series of multiplication shoot-outs to teach the nation maths through technology.

Living history show combining archive & academics with a modern day family experiencing the trials of 1940’s life on the Home Front.

Celebrities take their clothes off in a Blackpool extravaganza to highlight the importance of checking their bodies for cancer.

Illuminating the life of Madonna, the Queen of Pop, by examining how three of her biggest hits were composed & recorded.

Made with unprecedented access, this 90 minute special tells the extraordinary tale of how a murky brown, cocaine-laced medicine became the best-selling soft drink of all time.

Features include a trip to the mountain home of Toblerone, why rabbit droppings led to Smarties and an artist who makes sculpture out of chocolate.

Combining archive footage and digital re-creations to reveal how Japan dominated the Pacific during WW2, crushing the Allies.

The kids who don’t just visit the zoo, they own it, have their own Ferrari, but no licence and eat ice creams covered in gold leaf.

Series 1 & 2 – Popular science series uncovering the epic fails and near misses engineers would rather not talk about, investigating why they went undiscovered and how they can be fixed.

An epic test of grit, courage and determination, following the explorer Ranulph Fiennes as he retraced his 1969 expedition, in the company of his distant cousin Joseph, the Handmaid’s Tale actor.

Looking behind the scenes at proceeds of crime auctions, following the criminals, their victims and the law in action.

Film following four footballers preparing for the World Cup 2018.

Witnesses recall the tragic events of November 1987.

Following investigators as they track down social housing tenancy cheats, reclaim homes and give them to people in need.

Three episodes for Series 4. Far from being ‘poverty porn’, the show featured amongst others an old punk living the quiet life in Glastonbury, a singing dog & a psychic ‘on the sick’!

A series of fast turn-around 1 hour documentaries, often mentoring first time directors. Challenging schedule, but worthwhile results!