The world-renowned artist plays host as she brings her unique vision to television, diving deep into the origins of performance art in a show full of surprises. (4 of 6).

Music Icons. A closer look at the superstar trio who rose to become one of America's most successful vocal groups with hits like Where Did Our Love Go and Love Child. (S3, ep 1).

A look at the music of Chicago. Formed in the 60s, they topped charts with songs like If You Leave Me Now, and remain one of the world's best selling groups of all time. (S3, ep 2).

Behind the curtain with English National Ballet and their world premiere of a brand-new production of Nutcracker.

Winter Cabin: In the midst of a cold, wintry forest, Bob gently places a magical little wooden shanty upon a bed of soft snow. (S7, ep 1).

Secluded Lake: With brush in hand, Bob sets off on a summertime nature walk and uncovers the beauty of leafy trees and pond. (S7, ep 2).

Death in the Morning: Karen marries a rich landowner with a huge house in the country. But after moving in, she senses an evil spirit. and it's out to get her. (S5, ep 12).

What Have You Been Up To Lately?: Richard and Fergus meet after 25 years. Pondering a girl they both loved, they discover that their marriages failed along with their careers. (S5, ep 13).

The Cuckoo Clock: A woman in an isolated cabin encounters a stranger she believes is an escaped mental patient. Beatrice Straight and Fay Spain star.

Forty Detectives Later: A man's search for his wife's murderer leads to a confrontation. With George Mitchell, James Franciscus and Jack Weston.

The story of Academy Award-winning director Spike Lee, who wowed audiences with gripping films like Malcolm X, Inside Man and BlacKkKlansman. (S6, ep 1).

Rosie Jones, Linton Kewsi Johnson, Andy Cole: A new group of artists aim to impress with a portrait of three celebrities. (S11, ep 4).

The Absence of Emily: Norma owns a big house and lets her sister Emily and her husband live there. But when Emily disappears, Norma makes too much fuss. (S5, ep 14).

In the Bag: Cara hires safecracker Sam to get back her confiscated jewels. But when she insists on joining him on the job, Sam could be making the biggest mistake of his career. (S5, ep 15).

Vietnam, Pershing & The Fall Of Soviet Empire: The captivating full story of the relations between the United States and the Soviet Union as they fought together as allies. (3 of 3).

A look at the life and career of the Academy Award-winning director, whose work includes Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf and The Graduate. (S6, ep 2).

Tom Cruise: The story of the life and career of the Academy Award-nominated star of Jerry Maguire, Magnola, the Mission: Impossible franchise and many more films. (S14, ep 1).

Lucy Worsley, Ricky Hatton, Musa Motha: A new group of artists aim to impress with a portrait of three well-known celebrities. (S11, ep 5).

A Man with a Fortune: A rich and lonely American ventures to England in search of his long-lost family. But when he meets Jane and her flatmate Eva, things begin to go wrong. (S5, ep 16).

Who's Got the Lady?: When a piece of art is stolen, the gallery owner gets his girlfriend to make copies of it to sell. But did the work ever really leave the building? (S5, ep 17).

New. Celebrate Opry 100 with superstars, newcomers and legends - it's never the same show twice! Featuring Lady A, Carly Pearce and Steven Curtis Chapman.

A look at the life of the Academy Award-winning actress whose portfolio of magnificent work includes starring roles in Kramer vs. Kramer and Sophie's Choice. (S12, ep 2).

Guerrilla Girls. New. Kate Bryan explores the lives of the Guerrilla Girls, a group of art activists who haven't granted a film crew full access to their lives and work in over 30 years.

Beautiful, talented, sombre and enigmatic, a troubled genius with a proclivity for solitude, Greta Garbo is still considered one of the greatest Hollywood actresses of all time.

When does art become obscenity? From poignant protest songs to fluffy Top 40 hits, music has always defined our culture.

Explore the life of an artist whose illuminating colour field paintings helped characterise the abstract expressionist movement, shifting the centre of the art world.

Drama: Newly graduated and deprived of opportunities, budding young performers backed by creative teams are given 24 hours to stage a 15 minute production. (2 of 3).

The world-renowned artist plays host as she brings her unique vision to television, diving deep into the origins of performance art in a show full of surprises. (5 of 6).

The story of Journey, one of the world's best-selling bands of all time. Many of their hits, including Don't Stop Believin', remain firmly embedded in popular culture. (S3, ep 3).

A look into the life and career of The Prince of Soul, and his many famous hits, from the sultry Sexual Healing to the heartfelt What's Going On. (S3, ep 4).

The popular music ensemble recreate the unmistakable tunes of Cole Porter's big screen hits in a toe-tapping concert from The Royal Albert Hall.

Evergreens at Sunset: Using a different techniques, Bob creates a spellbinding scene. Watch the sun drop below the horizon, just behind the shadow of trees. (S7, ep 3).

Mountain Cabin: To capture the innocence of a stream-side cottage, Bob creates a giant mountain standing majestically in the distance. (S7, ep 4).

The Absence of Emily: Norma owns a big house and lets her sister Emily and her husband live there. But when Emily disappears, Norma makes too much fuss. (S5, ep 14).

In the Bag: Cara hires safecracker Sam to get back her confiscated jewels. But when she insists on joining him on the job, Sam could be making the biggest mistake of his career. (S5, ep 15).

The Hero: Aboard a ship bound for South Africa, a businessman meets a partner he left for dead. Starring Eric Portman and Oscar Homolka.

Insomnia: An insomniac, played by Dennis Weaver, visits a psychiatrist to find the root of his problem. James Millhollin and John S Ragin also star.

A look at the life and career of the Academy Award-winning director, whose work includes Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf and The Graduate. (S6, ep 2).

Lucy Worsley, Ricky Hatton, Musa Motha: A new group of artists aim to impress with a portrait of three well-known celebrities. (S11, ep 5).

A Man with a Fortune: A rich and lonely American ventures to England in search of his long-lost family. But when he meets Jane and her flatmate Eva, things begin to go wrong. (S5, ep 16).

Who's Got the Lady?: When a piece of art is stolen, the gallery owner gets his girlfriend to make copies of it to sell. But did the work ever really leave the building? (S5, ep 17).

David Harewood investigates the impact Italy had on Charles Dickens, discovering that the quintessentially English author was far more cosmopolitan than expected.

A deep dive into the life and career of the Academy Award-winning director, whose work includes A Beautiful Mind, Frost/Nixon and Apollo 13. (S6, ep 3).

Kevin Costner: A look at the life and career of the two-time Academy Award-winning star of Dances with Wolves, The Bodyguard, Man of Steel and more. (S14, ep 2).

Jill Scott, Jimi Famurewa, Lyall Hakaraia: A new group of artists aim to impress with a portrait of three well-known celebrities. (S11, ep 6).

The Skeleton Key: A woman discovers a nasty side to her husband's personality when he goes into hospital before a holiday. (S5, ep 18).

A Passing Opportunity: Frank is struggling financially and will do anything for money. When he meets a rich and successful schoolmate, he realises it may even stretch to murder. (S6, ep 1).

I Can Take Care of Myself: A piano player's life is in danger after he accosts a gangster for hitting on a beautiful singer. Myron McCormick and Frankie Darro star.

One Grave Too Many: An unemployed man, played by Jeremy Slate, steals the wallet of a stranger he sees collapse on the street.

In a four-part series, immerse yourself in the worlds of some of history's finest authors, revealing much about their character and the time they lived in. (1 of 4).

A look at the life and work of Dame Barbara Hepworth, a pivotal figure in the British art world, with insight from experts and artists her work has influenced.

Guerrilla Girls. New. Kate Bryan explores the lives of the Guerrilla Girls, a group of art activists who haven't granted a film crew full access to their lives and work in over 30 years.

Fame : Not The Musical: David Baddiel examines his relationship with the celebrity persona he's co-existed with for 30 years in a biographical discussion on fame. (2 of 3).

Documentary film exploring the life and character of the elusive Hollywood star, who rose to fame for his work on Saturday Night Live, Chicago and the classic Groundhog Day.

Feature documentary exploring the relationship between comedy and art, and the inner conflicts that lie within. Featuring Jim Moir, Spencer Jones, Miriam Elia and Bec Hill.

Musical Theatre: Newly graduated and deprived of opportunities, budding young performers backed by creative teams are given 24 hours to stage a 15 minute production. (3 of 3).

The world-renowned artist plays host as she brings her unique vision to television, diving deep into the origins of performance art in a show full of surprises. (6 of 6).

A look into the life and career of the four-time Grammy Award-winning rock singer, who gained popularity with songs like We Belong and Hit Me With Your Best Shot. (S3, ep 5).

A look into the unique sound of rock band Primal Scream, formed by Bobby Gillespie and Jim Beattie in the 80s. (S3, ep 6).

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the Ukranian conductor Kirill Karabits perform film themes from The Royal Albert Hall including Star Wars, Jurassic Park and more.

Portrait of Sally: Visiting artist Ben Stahl uses a more traditional painting method to bring out the pure innocence of a little girl. (S7, ep 5).

Misty Waterfall: Bob helps a timid little stream find its way to a delightful waterfall, while gazing upon a forest of elegant trees. (S7, ep 6).

A Man with a Fortune: A rich and lonely American ventures to England in search of his long-lost family. But when he meets Jane and her flatmate Eva, things begin to go wrong. (S5, ep 16).

Who's Got the Lady?: When a piece of art is stolen, the gallery owner gets his girlfriend to make copies of it to sell. But did the work ever really leave the building? (S5, ep 17).

I Can Take Care of Myself: A piano player's life is in danger after he accosts a gangster for hitting on a beautiful singer. Myron McCormick and Frankie Darro star.

One Grave Too Many: An unemployed man, played by Jeremy Slate, steals the wallet of a stranger he sees collapse on the street.

A deep dive into the life and career of the Academy Award-winning director, whose work includes A Beautiful Mind, Frost/Nixon and Apollo 13. (S6, ep 3).

Jill Scott, Jimi Famurewa, Lyall Hakaraia: A new group of artists aim to impress with a portrait of three well-known celebrities. (S11, ep 6).

The Skeleton Key: A woman discovers a nasty side to her husband's personality when he goes into hospital before a holiday. (S5, ep 18).

A Passing Opportunity: Frank is struggling financially and will do anything for money. When he meets a rich and successful schoolmate, he realises it may even stretch to murder. (S6, ep 1).

David Harewood investigates the impact Italy had on Charles Dickens, discovering that the quintessentially English author was far more cosmopolitan than expected.

Directors. The life and career of the Academy Award-winning director, known for his 1973 horror film The Exorcist and his action-thriller The French Connection. (S6, ep 4).

Glenn Close: A deep dive into the life of the eight-time Academy Award-nominated star, whose notable roles include Cruella de Vil in 101 Dalmatians and its sequel. (S14, ep 3).

Heather Mills, Kevin McCloud, Martha Kearney: A new group of artists aim to impress with a portrait of three celebrities. (S11, ep 7).

The Memory Man: Commemorate the passing of the late Doctor Who actor Bernard Cribbins by revisiting an episode of the Tales of the Unexpected he stars in - The Memory Man. (S6, ep 2).

A Sad Loss: Claire and her boyfriend have always counted on inheriting Claire's wealthy aunt's fortune. But when they hear she has a new heir lined up, they are forced to act. (S6, ep 3).

Party Line: Much to her demise, a woman shares a party line with two nosy neighbours. With Arch Johnson.

Cell 227: Judgment day approaches for an innocent man who is facing the gas chamber for murder. With James Westerfield.

A look at the life and career of screen icon Al Pacino, who shot to fame in mafia masterpiece The Godfather, before starring in Serpico, Scarface and Scent of a Woman. (S10, ep 1).

When a bored Holmes eagerly takes the case of Gabrielle Valladon after an attempt on her life, the search for her missing husband leads to Loch Ness.

Remembering the life of David Lynch, the Academy Award-winning director behind Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet and The Elephant Man, whose visionary work reshaped cinema. (S5, ep 6).

Explore the legacy of Richard Harris with this moving documentary that includes contributions from his sons, BAFTA-winning actor Jared Harris, Jamie Harris and Damian Harris.

An exploration of Sir Michael Caine's illustrious career, from his early days in 1950s British theatre to gaining fame for his legendary contribution to cinema.

A Sky Original two-part series hosted by Imelda May exploring Ireland's rich history of literary talent - often inspired by a land embellished in natural beauty. (1 of 2).

A glimpse into the life of the soulful superstar who founded and fronted The Miracles before embarking on a solo career and working as vice president of Motown Records. (S3, ep 7).

A look at the life of the legendary musician whose career spanned five decades, over 70 albums and an endless string of hits including Gentle on My Mind and Southern Nights. (S3, ep 8).

The world-famous violinist's mesmerising concert from the Semper Opera House in Dresden, featuring spectacular waltzes and arias and music from Phantom Of The Opera.

Barn at Sunset: Bob paints an expansive barn appearing half-covered in a snowy setting of frostbitten foliage and sun-kissed sky. (S7, ep 7).

Mountain Splendor: Under a bright sky, mountains are highlighted with sienna and white as foreground foliage is brought to life with a round brush. (S7, ep 8).

The Skeleton Key: A woman discovers a nasty side to her husband's personality when he goes into hospital before a holiday. (S5, ep 18).

A Passing Opportunity: Frank is struggling financially and will do anything for money. When he meets a rich and successful schoolmate, he realises it may even stretch to murder. (S6, ep 1).

Party Line: Much to her demise, a woman shares a party line with two nosy neighbours. With Arch Johnson.

Cell 227: Judgment day approaches for an innocent man who is facing the gas chamber for murder. With James Westerfield.

Directors. The life and career of the Academy Award-winning director, known for his 1973 horror film The Exorcist and his action-thriller The French Connection. (S6, ep 4).

Heather Mills, Kevin McCloud, Martha Kearney: A new group of artists aim to impress with a portrait of three celebrities. (S11, ep 7).

The Memory Man: Commemorate the passing of the late Doctor Who actor Bernard Cribbins by revisiting an episode of the Tales of the Unexpected he stars in - The Memory Man. (S6, ep 2).

A Sad Loss: Claire and her boyfriend have always counted on inheriting Claire's wealthy aunt's fortune. But when they hear she has a new heir lined up, they are forced to act. (S6, ep 3).

A look at the life and work of Dame Barbara Hepworth, a pivotal figure in the British art world, with insight from experts and artists her work has influenced.

Directors. A look at the life and career of the director of Zero Dark Thirty and The Hurt Locker, the latter of which she won the Oscar for Best Director. (S6, ep 5).

Tim Robbins: A deep dive into the life and career of Academy Award-winning The Shawshank Redemption star, who has also played notable roles in The Player, Mystic River and more. (S14, ep 4).

Rebecca Taylor, Emma Thynn, Dr Karan Rajan: A new group of artists aim to impress with a portrait of three well-known celebrities. (S11, ep 8).

Clerical Error: While winding up his late father's affairs, Paul finds a bill demanding over £1,000 for pornography. He's suspicious of the claim. for a very good reason. (S6, ep 4).

Heir Presumptuous: George is murdered, and one of his nephews is seen fleeing the scene. The problem is his nephews are identical twins. Sheriff Milt Singleton investigates. (S6, ep 5).

Schartz-Metterklume Method: The arrival of a new governess at the Wellington household has surprising results. With Elspath March.

Letter of Credit: A writer arrives in a small town to investigate the circumstances of a bank robbery in which the money was never found.

9 To 5: Dolly Parton reflects on her Oscar-nominated song 9 To 5 and the challenges of acting in Hollywood. With her 9 to 5 co-star Lily Tomlin and goddaughter Miley Cyrus. (5 of 6).

Travelin' Thru: Dolly Parton reflects on the conservative backlash to her hit Travelin' Thru, how she came to be seen as a gay activist and her transition from country to pop. (6 of 6).

New. Celebrate Opry 100 with superstars, newcomers and legends - it's never the same show twice! Jon Pardi, Zach Top and Ashley McBryde.

The fascinating story of Jethro Tull, the classic rock band from Luton responsible for such classic hits as Aqualung, Living in the Past and Thick As a Brick.

Celebrate the life of the late Brian Wilson with a journey through the extraordinary career and legacy of The Beach Boys musician. Featuring interviews with Elton John and more.

The best moments from Friday at the Isle of Wight Festival 2024, with incredible performances from The Prodigy, The Streets and more kicking off the weekend.

The best moments from Friday at the Isle of Wight Festival 2024, with incredible performances from The Prodigy, The Streets and more kicking off the weekend.

A look at the rise of rock opera pioneers The Who, from their formation at school in Acton, London, to their award-winning albums and sell out tours around the world. (S5, ep 5).

The original line-up of The Who performs an unforgettable set in front of 600,000 people at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970.

Dexys Midnight Runners: The iconic rock band perform and discuss Too-Rye-Ay, their beloved 1982 album, featuring the hit single Come On Eileen. (S1, ep 1).

An eye-opening look at the American Rock Hall-of-Famers who have sold over 50 million records worldwide. (S3, ep 9).

Gary James McQueen: A series of fascinating shorts taking you deeper into the world of art and the people behind it.

Williams & Friends: A Celebration. New. Superstar violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter celebrates her 60th birthday year with a performance she created with her friends and musical colleagues.

The Absence of Emily: Norma owns a big house and lets her sister Emily and her husband live there. But when Emily disappears, Norma makes too much fuss. (S5, ep 14).

In the Bag: Cara hires safecracker Sam to get back her confiscated jewels. But when she insists on joining him on the job, Sam could be making the biggest mistake of his career. (S5, ep 15).

A Man with a Fortune: A rich and lonely American ventures to England in search of his long-lost family. But when he meets Jane and her flatmate Eva, things begin to go wrong. (S5, ep 16).

Who's Got the Lady?: When a piece of art is stolen, the gallery owner gets his girlfriend to make copies of it to sell. But did the work ever really leave the building? (S5, ep 17).

The Skeleton Key: A woman discovers a nasty side to her husband's personality when he goes into hospital before a holiday. (S5, ep 18).

Three Wives Too Many: One of a bigamist's four wives takes it upon herself to track down and kill the other three women. (S2, ep 12).

New. The Magic Shop: After a little boy vanishes in a magic shop, he comes back later with supernatural powers and evil intentions. (S2, ep 13).

Experience: Human circus Cirque Du Soleil showcase their eye-popping artistry in a colourful performance featuring contortionists, trapeze acts, foot juggling and acrobats.

In this special, the last nine winners return to the Battersea Arts Centre to paint one of Britain's best-loved personalities - in the space of just four hours.

An look at the origins of British R'n'B, dating back to the 1950s jazz and folk movements, and paving the way for bands like Blues Incorporated. (S4, ep 12).

The definitive story of 60s rock supergroup Cream, featuring concert footage and interviews with Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce.

New. A compilation of three ELO concerts: Fusion Live in London ), plus unreleased shows at Brunel University () and Germany's Rockpalast.

New. Filmed in 1979, this video of ELO's Discovery album showcases hits like Shine a Little Love and Don't Bring Me Down in true 70s style.

Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970. Canadian folk singer Joni Mitchell delivers an emotional, triumphant performance at the tumultuous Isle of Wight Festival of 1970.

Witness Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band perform live at the Palau Saint Jordi in Barcelona on October 16, 2002.

A look at how photography shaped the British rock band's image. With Pennie Smith, whose cover image for The Clash's London Calling became one of rock's most famous photos. (2 of 4).

Commemorating the 30th anniversary of the former Beatle's death, an extensive collection of TV interviews paint a unique portrait of the singer-songwriter, political activist and icon.

Paraorchestra: A Sky Arts bursary supported Paraorchestra's Musicians in Residence programme and enabled them to develop four brilliantly gifted musicians.

Orchestra's 100 Years of Big Bands. Join the Len Phillips Swing Orchestra - one of Britain's most popular big bands - to celebrate a century of swing. (1 of 2).

Orchestra's 100 Years of Big Bands. Join the Len Phillips Swing Orchestra - one of Britain's most popular big bands - to celebrate a century of swing. (2 of 2).

A Passing Opportunity: Frank is struggling financially and will do anything for money. When he meets a rich and successful schoolmate, he realises it may even stretch to murder. (S6, ep 1).

The Memory Man: Commemorate the passing of the late Doctor Who actor Bernard Cribbins by revisiting an episode of the Tales of the Unexpected he stars in - The Memory Man. (S6, ep 2).

A Sad Loss: Claire and her boyfriend have always counted on inheriting Claire's wealthy aunt's fortune. But when they hear she has a new heir lined up, they are forced to act. (S6, ep 3).

Clerical Error: While winding up his late father's affairs, Paul finds a bill demanding over £1,000 for pornography. He's suspicious of the claim. for a very good reason. (S6, ep 4).

Heir Presumptuous: George is murdered, and one of his nephews is seen fleeing the scene. The problem is his nephews are identical twins. Sheriff Milt Singleton investigates. (S6, ep 5).

Beyond the Sea of Death: An heiress finds a man who loves her for herself instead of her money. After he dies tragically, she tries to regain contact with him via a mystic. (S2, ep 14).

Night Caller: When Marcia Fowler spots a new neighbour ogling her, she calls the police. Things get complicated when Marcia's husband returns from a business trip. (S2, ep 15).

Celebrities v Kids Special: Celebrity artists paint alongside six kids, selected as part of Sky Arts Access All Arts initiative. (S10, ep 1).

and Nancy Moir: Kids Special. Bird-painting fanatics Jim and Nancy Moir are joined by art-loving kids as they search for beautiful birds in everyday places.

Bill Bailey unleashes his musical passion, speaking to the next generation of young musicians and exploring what it takes to play an instrument in the UK.

New. Celebrate Opry 100 with superstars, newcomers and legends - it's never the same show twice! Jon Pardi, Zach Top and Ashley McBryde.

Tina Turner adorned the stage of the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona in 1990, delivering a performance that included hits What's Love Got to Do With It and Proud Mary.

Ramin Karimloo and Sierra Boggess star in this special 25th anniversary performance of Andrew Lloyd Webber's hit musical at London's Royal Albert Hall.

Case of the Discontented Soldier: With the holy intervention of Mr Parker Pyne, a retired major finds love and adventure helping a young lady find a precious African treasure. (S1, ep 5).

The Evil of Adelaide Winters: A man believes a woman running a psychic scam has contacted his dead son and becomes dangerously obsessed with her sessions. (S2, ep 16).

The best moments from Saturday at the Isle of Wight Festival 2024, with Pet Shop Boys, Keane, Blossoms and more taking to the stage at Seaclose Park.

Motorhead's fourth album was loud, fast and heavy. Slash, Lars Ulrich, Dave Brock and the band discuss its creation and influence. Strong language and adult themes.

Small Faces and Faces keyboard player Ian McLagan reunites with former bandmate Ronnie Wood for a chat about their glory days and to listen to some of their favourite music. (S1, ep 4).

American guitarist, songwriter and record producer Steve Cropper joins Ronnie Wood to reminisce about his days at Stax Records alongside the likes of Otis Redding. (S1, ep 5).

Kenny Loggins: The man known as \"The King of the Movie Soundtrack\" discusses the art of songwriting and performs some of hits, including Footloose and What a Fool Believes. (S4, ep 6).

Leading music critics and DJs discuss the life, music, legacy and larger-than-life stage characters of the glam rock legend.

Franz Lehar's colourful and charming ballet interpretation of the operetta beautifully plays out the tale of one woman's comically misfortunate quest for love.

Lake by the Mountain: Talented guest painter Steve Ross displays how to create a mirror-like lake spanning the width of snowy peaks and foothills. (S7, ep 9).

New. Mountain Glory: Bob reveals the secret to creating a larger-than-life landscape, with layers of mountains as far as the eye can see. (S7, ep 10).

The Memory Man: Commemorate the passing of the late Doctor Who actor Bernard Cribbins by revisiting an episode of the Tales of the Unexpected he stars in - The Memory Man. (S6, ep 2).

A Sad Loss: Claire and her boyfriend have always counted on inheriting Claire's wealthy aunt's fortune. But when they hear she has a new heir lined up, they are forced to act. (S6, ep 3).

Schartz-Metterklume Method: The arrival of a new governess at the Wellington household has surprising results. With Elspath March.

Letter of Credit: A writer arrives in a small town to investigate the circumstances of a bank robbery in which the money was never found.

Directors. A look at the life and career of the director of Zero Dark Thirty and The Hurt Locker, the latter of which she won the Oscar for Best Director. (S6, ep 5).

Rebecca Taylor, Emma Thynn, Dr Karan Rajan: A new group of artists aim to impress with a portrait of three well-known celebrities. (S11, ep 8).

Clerical Error: While winding up his late father's affairs, Paul finds a bill demanding over £1,000 for pornography. He's suspicious of the claim. for a very good reason. (S6, ep 4).

Heir Presumptuous: George is murdered, and one of his nephews is seen fleeing the scene. The problem is his nephews are identical twins. Sheriff Milt Singleton investigates. (S6, ep 5).

This evocative and unique film features the only TV interview ever given by Laurie Lee, including the amazing story of how it was secured by local TV producer David Parker.

A look at the life of one of Hollywood's most successful directors, whose long list of hit films include Pulp Fiction and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. (S6, ep 6).

Michael Keaton: From Batman to Spider-Man, Michael Keaton has done it all. This is a glimpse into the Hollywood star's life and career. (S14, ep 5).

In the semi-final, eight artists are given a choice of colours and textures to feature in their portraits of Joely Richardson. (S11, ep 9).

Down Along the Sheltering Palms: An ex-soldier meets a beautiful woman on a nostalgic trip back to his old base. But she isn't all she seems. and the past suddenly comes alive. (S6, ep 6).

A Vorpal Blade: Elderly Teuton Von Baden recalls two men's duel to the death during his student days in Germany. Von Baden was a witness, but he also harbours a shocking secret. (S6, ep 7).

Escape to Sonoita: Two kidnappers come upon a tanker in the middle of the desert and decide to make their escape in it. With Burt Reynolds and James Bell.

Hooked: A man schemes with a young woman to get rid of his wealthy wife.

Concert Live In Amsterdam. Andre Rieu performs songs, including a specially-penned Coronation Waltz, at the investiture of King Willem Alexander and Queen Maxima on 30 April 2013.

Discover the results of the world's biggest poll of classical music tastes for 2023. Recorded 16th October 2023.

The best moments from Sunday at the Isle of Wight Festival 2024, with performances from Green Day, Nothing But Thieves, Zara Larsson and more ending a brilliant weekend.

at the Isle of Wight: The English rock band perform songs including Nights In White Satin and Gypsy to a crowd of 600,000 as the sun goes down on the legendary festival of 1970.

Discover the life of Miyazaki as well as a profoundly ecological body of work that questions our relationship with the natural world and creatures.

A glimpse into the life of the 'Because the Night' hitmaker who has inspired the likes of Madonna and R.E.M's Michael Stipe throughout her long and fruitful career. (S3, ep 11).

The story of the chart-topping rock band who have spent over two decades delighting fans with tracks like Don't You (Forget About Me) and Alive and Kicking. (S3, ep 12).

Alexander Armstrong and Myleene Klass present a concert of classical anthems at the Royal Albert Hall, with performances from Freddie De Tommaso, Hayato Sumino and more.

New. Grey Winter: Bob uses monochromatic tones to convey the icy coldness of a silvery lake surrounded by lacy trees and bushes. (S7, ep 11).

Dock Scene: Harbour mist, reflections and a little boat provide the backdrop for a weathered pier. Bob paints old wood on buildings with the shake of his two-inch brush. (S7, ep 12).

Clerical Error: While winding up his late father's affairs, Paul finds a bill demanding over £1,000 for pornography. He's suspicious of the claim. for a very good reason. (S6, ep 4).

Heir Presumptuous: George is murdered, and one of his nephews is seen fleeing the scene. The problem is his nephews are identical twins. Sheriff Milt Singleton investigates. (S6, ep 5).

Escape to Sonoita: Two kidnappers come upon a tanker in the middle of the desert and decide to make their escape in it. With Burt Reynolds and James Bell.

Hooked: A man schemes with a young woman to get rid of his wealthy wife.

A look at the life of one of Hollywood's most successful directors, whose long list of hit films include Pulp Fiction and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. (S6, ep 6).

In the semi-final, eight artists are given a choice of colours and textures to feature in their portraits of Joely Richardson. (S11, ep 9).

Down Along the Sheltering Palms: An ex-soldier meets a beautiful woman on a nostalgic trip back to his old base. But she isn't all she seems. and the past suddenly comes alive. (S6, ep 6).

A Vorpal Blade: Elderly Teuton Von Baden recalls two men's duel to the death during his student days in Germany. Von Baden was a witness, but he also harbours a shocking secret. (S6, ep 7).

Documentary film exploring the life and character of the elusive Hollywood star, who rose to fame for his work on Saturday Night Live, Chicago and the classic Groundhog Day.

The life story of the British film director, known both in the UK and across the pond for films such as Ice Cold in Alex and Cape Fear. (S6, ep 7).

John Malkovich: A glimpse into the life of the Academy Award-nominated star whose huge portfolio of work includes starring roles in Places in the Heart and In the Line of Fire. (S14, ep 6).

A new group of aspiring UK artists vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title, with a cast of celebrity sitters. (S11, ep 10).

The Wrong'un: After closing a deal, a German businessman meets an attractive but mysterious girl in a hotel bar. Despite the staff's warnings, he invites her up to his room. (S6, ep 8).

The Luncheon: Tony eats a pricey meal with the extravagant wife of a filmmaker who wants the rights to his book. However, lunch turns out to be full of surprises. (S6, ep 9).

New. Celebrate Opry 100 with superstars, newcomers and legends - it's never the same show twice! Jon Pardi, Zach Top and Ashley McBryde.

A look at the life of the Academy Award-winning Hollywood icon, famous for her roles in Pretty Woman, Erin Brockovich, My Best Friend's Wedding and Notting Hill. (S11, ep 9).

Explore Pauline Black's 40-year music career and her advocacy for racial equality amid challenges from racism and sexism.

In a thrilling and intimate portrait, Celeste Bell embarks on a journey across three continents to explore the legacy of her mother - X-Ray Spex founder Poly Styrene.

Francesco Borromini, a true great of Baroque Rome, is known for his unparalleled genius, serving to revolutionise architecture forever. This documentary tells his story.

Elizabeth Day and Andi Oliver welcome Caleb Azumah Nelson to the Sky Arts Book Club, where the Costa First Novel Award-winning author discusses Open Water.

Jane Austen is one of Britain's finest authors. Right? Not according to Giles Coren, who tries to convince us she was just a 19th century chick lit hack.

A look into the career of one of the best-selling rock bands in the world. The six-time Grammy Award winners' hits include Scar Tissue and Dani California. (S3, ep 13).

Protests were widespread as America fought in Vietnam. And, against this backdrop of unrest, rockers like Boston, REO Speedwagon and Styx came to rule the airwaves. (S4, ep 1).

Opera star Simon Butteriss presents a lively look at the beginnings of great Victorian double act, Gilbert and Sullivan, and how they produced some of the most famous operas to date.

Pete Townshend, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and guest stars, including Alfie Boe, put a classical spin on The Who's 1973 rock opera, Quadrophenia. From the Royal Albert Hall.

Dark Waterfall: Bob creates a sweet waterfall in the middle of a protective forest of glorious autumn foliage. (S7, ep 13).

Misty Rolling Hills: Bob creates a soft purple sky and tall trees that seemingly float in the hazy foothills of a blue-grey mountain. (S8, ep 1).

Down Along the Sheltering Palms: An ex-soldier meets a beautiful woman on a nostalgic trip back to his old base. But she isn't all she seems. and the past suddenly comes alive. (S6, ep 6).

A Vorpal Blade: Elderly Teuton Von Baden recalls two men's duel to the death during his student days in Germany. Von Baden was a witness, but he also harbours a shocking secret. (S6, ep 7).

Pen Pal: An escaped convict visits a spinster and her niece seeking his pen pal.

The Baby Blue Expression: A woman and her lover plot her husband's demise but their plans go awry because of her ineptitude.

The life story of the British film director, known both in the UK and across the pond for films such as Ice Cold in Alex and Cape Fear. (S6, ep 7).

A new group of aspiring UK artists vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title, with a cast of celebrity sitters. (S11, ep 10).

The Wrong'un: After closing a deal, a German businessman meets an attractive but mysterious girl in a hotel bar. Despite the staff's warnings, he invites her up to his room. (S6, ep 8).

The Luncheon: Tony eats a pricey meal with the extravagant wife of a filmmaker who wants the rights to his book. However, lunch turns out to be full of surprises. (S6, ep 9).

Insightful film revealing the true story behind the literary myth of Sherlock Holmes, and the writer behind the world-famous character, Conan Doyle.

A look at the life and career of the acclaimed Hollywood director, whose films include Stand by Me, When Harry Met Sally. and the Oscar-nominated A Few Good Men. (S6, ep 8).

Samuel L. Jackson: A look into the life and career of the Hollywood superstar. From Coming to America and Pulp Fiction to Django Unchained, he has starred in many iconic films. (S14, ep 7).

Winner's Film: A new group of aspiring artists from across the UK vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title. (S11, ep 11).

The Tribute: Three aristocratic women hear of the death of a woman who once served them as a nanny. They agree to go for lunch in her memory. but a shock is in store for them. (S6, ep 10).

Hit and Run: Dr Roger Ashburn's beautiful wife tells him their marriage is over. Devastated, he begins a new life. Then, a familiar patient is brought into his hospital. (S6, ep 11).

Man Who Found Money: A man makes a serious mistake when he tries to do the right thing. With RG Armstrong and Rod Cameron.

Make My Death Bed: A woman plots her husband's death when she discovers he has been unfaithful. With Diana Van Der Vlis and Joe Flynn.

In a four-part series, immerse yourself in the worlds of some of history's finest authors, revealing much about their character and the time they lived in. (2 of 4).

Delve into the journey of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland through its origins and reinventions over the last 157 years in this immersive show.

Trolls: Not The Dolls: Comic David Baddiel journeys into the cesspit of social media trolls, discussing the weird and wonderful cyber-paths he has been led down. (3 of 3).

Documentary exploring the on-screen adaptations of the iconic author's works, starting with the 1976 classic Carrie, as told by the directors who helped bring them to life.

Narrating the doomed romance of Heathcliff and Catherine, the story contains a powerful critique of British society, denouncing its oppressive system.

Actor David Harewood heads to LA to talk to a few of his famous friends about how the road to Hollywood stardom is often a bumpy one strewn with rejection, disappointment and setbacks.

There's a bidding frenzy in New York as the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat goes up for auction, with his painting 'Untitled' set to break records. (S8, ep 12).

Explore the shift into songwriting. Its emergence in the 1960s amid political change paved the way for great artists like Cat Stevens and James Taylor. (S4, ep 2).

As de-industrialisation began in the 1960s, anger grew, and music from the Flower Power movement started to lose relevance with the public, sparking the emergence of metal. (S4, ep 3).

A look back at the career of British Soprano singer Lesley Garrett as Melvyn Bragg reflects on more unforgettable episodes of The South Bank Show. (S7, ep 3).

Experience: Human circus Cirque Du Soleil showcase their eye-popping artistry in a colourful performance featuring contortionists, trapeze acts, foot juggling and acrobats.

Lakeside Cabin: Bob paints a tranquil scene of a cabin in its peaceful resting place among a warm setting of lush lakeside greenery. (S8, ep 2).

Warm Winter Day: Bob conveys a sense of harmony in this cold yet cosy scene of a cabin in a field of snow, lit up by a bright orange glow. (S8, ep 3).

The Wrong'un: After closing a deal, a German businessman meets an attractive but mysterious girl in a hotel bar. Despite the staff's warnings, he invites her up to his room. (S6, ep 8).

The Luncheon: Tony eats a pricey meal with the extravagant wife of a filmmaker who wants the rights to his book. However, lunch turns out to be full of surprises. (S6, ep 9).

Man Who Found Money: A man makes a serious mistake when he tries to do the right thing. With RG Armstrong and Rod Cameron.

Make My Death Bed: A woman plots her husband's death when she discovers he has been unfaithful. With Diana Van Der Vlis and Joe Flynn.

A look at the life and career of the acclaimed Hollywood director, whose films include Stand by Me, When Harry Met Sally. and the Oscar-nominated A Few Good Men. (S6, ep 8).

Winner's Film: A new group of aspiring artists from across the UK vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title. (S11, ep 11).

The Tribute: Three aristocratic women hear of the death of a woman who once served them as a nanny. They agree to go for lunch in her memory. but a shock is in store for them. (S6, ep 10).

Hit and Run: Dr Roger Ashburn's beautiful wife tells him their marriage is over. Devastated, he begins a new life. Then, a familiar patient is brought into his hospital. (S6, ep 11).

In a tell-all interview with the award-winning jazz, pop and classical singer Dame Cleo Laine, immerse yourself in stories of her past and previously unseen footage.

A look at the career of the Academy Award-nominated director, known for his gripping depictions of life stories and characters - such as his acclaimed film The Queen. (S6, ep 9).

Nicolas Cage: An in-depth look into the career of the versatile Academy Award-winning actor Nicolas Cage. (S14, ep 8).

Best of: A new group of aspiring artists from across the UK vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title. (S11, ep 12).

Youth from Vienna: Being admired by the inventor of an anti-ageing formula is handy for Caroline, who is eager to keep her looks. But a man forces her to make a big decision. (S6, ep 12).

Turn the Tide: Criminal lawyer Slade has his reasons for wanting his colleague dead. He meticulously plans the perfect murder. But there's one thing that he overlooks. (S6, ep 13).

The Doubtful Doctor: A doctor examines a man who suffers from blackouts, in which he reverts to living and seeing things two years back in time. Dick York and Gena Rowlands star.

A Very Moral Theft: A dishonest businessman attempts to hoodwink his girlfriend into supplying him with money. Betty Field and Walter Matthau star.

A look at Bill Murray, famed for his BAFTA-winning performance in Lost in Translation, his collaborations with Wes Anderson and roles in Groundhog Day and Ghostbusters. (S10, ep 2).

New. A small-town doctor learns that the population of his community is being replaced by emotionless alien duplicates.

Mary Shelley to Isaac Asimov: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is often seen as the first sci-fi work, joined by early pieces from More, Swift, Wells and Huxley. (S1, ep 1).