Top Shows

Experience a magical tour of art history as animated characters Mati and Dada are transported through time to meet exceptional artists.

Explaining the world - from the Amazon jungle to the icy Antarctica, GEOlino documentaries inspire kids to venture out for adventure.

Knietzsche, world’s youngest philosopher, takes on life’s big questions, such as what is evil, truth, destiny, beauty & more.

Meet Mily, her friends, family and her clever dog Pop. This delightful animated series is a fun approach to themes rarely addressed on children’s television.

Siesta loves reading more than anything in the world but because she has narcolepsy, she falls asleep a lot. In her dreams she becomes the main character of the story, which can turn into a crazy and very funny adaptation of classic literature.

This series mixes animation and great paintings to survey key movements in art history.

Cartoon character Mr. Otter has a delightfully offbeat approach to learning. He visits figures such as Archimedes and Marco Polo, and relives pivotal historical moments.

This three-part series presents Darwin’s personal and professional journeys as he researched and published his groundbreaking book "The Origin of Species".

Prof. Mark Miodownik brings his enthusiasm to the jewels of mass production.

“Great Dreamers” recreates the life of outstanding individuals and path breakers, such as Nicola Tesla and Konstantin Tsiolkovsky.

Great flashes of genius that irrevocably changed the course of human history and its relationship with nature are presented in an enlightening and most unusual way.

Each episode of this series shows the viewers that even though some past moments in science may seem crazy to us today, they made perfect sense at the time – and vice versa! It also shows how these moments led to either a breakthrough in understanding or a new product.

Four kids stumble onto a secret lab left behind by inventor Thomas Edison and get to learn about science through a series of adventures.

In a time before DNA analysis and modern genetics, Charles Darwin had to develop some ingenious ways to prove his theory of evolution.

This comprehensive series of animated shorts tells the story of Earth.

Each episode of this multiple award-winning series features questions on life and science sent in by viewers.

The show features some of the strangest and rarest animals on earth and shows the problems of animals in the wild.

With visual and audio illusions, sensory puzzles and brain tricks from art, science, nature and psychology, this series explores how our mind works.

Part science documentary, part historical investigation, this programme follows a year in the life of an Oak Tree, 400 years since it started life as an acorn.

This animation series deals with the importance of sustainable development. It presents problems related to global warming, pollution, drought, decrease of energy resources and poverty.

Doctors and identical twins Chris and Xand van Tulleken experiment and explore their way through the fascinating world of medicine and biology.

Neuroscientist Dr. Jack Lewis goes in search of people with unusual neurological conditions that give us a fascinating insight into how our brains work.

This riveting earth science documentary series explores the most spectacular places on, inside, and above the earth.

This fascinating series takes a look at how scientists are inspired by the greatest teacher of all – nature!

These great fast-paced animations shine a humorous light on black holes, dark matter and the universe, and explain them in a way that is easy to understand.

These animated shorts introduce basic computer engineering and robotics in an easily understandable way.

With the help of real kids, host Hamza and his robot cat use songs, skits, and wacky challenges to solve mathematical mysteries in this award-winning show.

This series of insightful animated shorts illustrates how abstract mathematics makes things possible and real. Mathematics is everywhere.

In MathXplosion, 'mathemagician' Eric teaches young children how to apply mathematical knowledge in a fun and educational way.

In this fun, informative series, tech fan Justin Bratton travels the world to check out the new big ideas in technology and science.

Energetic host Adrian Pang explores what happens as we age by taking part in experiments and talking to experts.

Sports legend Michael Johnson presents this two-part series looking at how sports science has changed over the past 20 years.

Gastroblast is an exciting hybrid food and science show where kids explore scientific principles in action by preparing everyday foods.

SciQ introduces a young audience to science through adventure, presenting a wide range of topics guaranteed to capture the imagination of the viewer.

The series showcases a wide range of sports, helping kids understand the history of sports while demonstrating fun scientific facts.

Host Jeremie shows young artists how to create easy and fun projects at home with recycled materials.

This original series of show-how know-how shorts from Da Vinci Media is bursting with great ideas.

Kids from all over the world conduct surprising scientific experiments to learn about concepts such as balance, surface tension, and wind.

Blending documentary footage with offbeat animation, this series of shorts delves into the worldwide history of toys.

Each episode of this science series starts with host Phil demonstrating a small scale experiment and showing the audience how they can do it at home. He then takes it out on location to repeat it on a grand scale.

These hands-on science shorts present easy-to-follow experiments that can be done at home.

In each episode of this live action photography competition series, young photographers aim to compose the Best Photo Ever!

Host Steve Spangler mixes education and humour in this fun science show.