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Highlights from the programme in which she takes a lighthearted jaunt around her homeland to uncover the untold tales behind some of Scotland's most famous locations. This edition features Susan's trips to the Cairngorms, where she visited the Queen's residence Balmoral for an exclusive guided tour, and Loch Ness, where she met a man who has spent almost 30 years waiting for a sighting of Nessie, before having a go in a home-made submarine.

Guadeloupe and Martinique, the sisters of the Antilles.
7000Km from mainland France, far from the cold and dark seabed of the West Coast, the Atlantic Ocean reveals a whole new face. A marine paradise with warm and crystal-clear waters, ecosystems of rare richness, populated by marine animals and surrounding paradisiacal lands: the West Indies. On this side of the globe, the Atlantic turns into a world sea, with thirty-one islands for almost as many nationalities. Among these lands, the islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique are islands as coveted as they are fantasized.

A selection of funny moments taken from the singer's series of programmes in which she voyages around parts of the world aboard some of the world's largest and most luxurious cruise ships, as well as travelling along great rivers and lakes, taking in the sights and sounds of the places the vessels call in at.

A 250Km ride through Niigata Prefecture, its green rice fields shimmering under the summer sun. From an artisan in hammered copper we learn about the long road to mastery, while in the paddy fields we see the hottest, hardest part of the rice growing season. Climbing up into the mountains, we'll experience a traditional style of river fishing and visit a breeder whose Nishikigoi carp are now world famous, 2 stories of hard work and cooperation rebuilding lives and businesses destroyed by natural disasters.

Joanna Lumley shares her previously unseen travelling adventures. Joanna goes back as far east as Japan and all across the world to Cuba in the west, to share her treasure trove of unseen stories and give viewers an insight into how her travel programmes are made and why she loves to make them.
Featuringbehind the scenes footage and outtakes, we join Joanna at home as she recalls some of her most memorable journeys and hidden gems from her travels. The series offers viewers the chance to escape back to some incredible countries and enjoy their breath-taking scenery, with the added joy of witnessing what really happened along the way - from translation struggles, to filming with an overzealous dog and the challenges of extreme weather conditions.

Jane travels the American Deep South sailing along the Mississippi and samples the jazzy vibes of vibrant New Orleans. She also visits a former sugar plantation and a Baptist Church for some spiritual guidance.

New Australian citizen and celebrated film star Miriam Margolyes embarks on a 10,000-kilometre, two-month journey to discover what it means to be Australian today.

A two-hour, real-time canal boat journey down one of Britain's most historic waterways, the Kennet and Avon Canal, from Top Lock in Bath to the Dundas Aqueduct. Using an uninterrupted single shot, the film is a rich and absorbing antidote to the frenetic pace and white noise of modern life.

Taking in the images and sounds of the British countryside, underpinned by the natural soundscape of water lapping, surrounding birdsong and the noise of the chugging engine, this is a chance to spot wildlife and glimpse life on the towpath while being lulled by the comforting rhythm of a bygone era.

Henry begins his journey in Frankfurt, riding to Rottenburg on what is known as the Castle Route. From Rottenburg he travels the Romantic Route and discovers some picture postcard towns and stunning scenery along the road to Fussen. Take your opportunity to fall in love with the rural roads of Germany.

Highlights of Jane McDonald's travels along the Mekong river, sampling the sights, sounds and cuisine of Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City, before visiting a floating market and the vast temple complex of Angkor Wat in Cambodia.

A famous "psychic" outs himself as a fake, and starts working as a consultant for the California Bureau of Investigation so he can find "Red John", the madman who killed his wife and daughter.

Previously unseen highlights of the singer's trip in which she explored Iceland aboard the Ocean Diamond, which began life as a ferry, but now braves the freezing Arctic seas to provide passengers with breathtaking views of the country's rugged shorelines.

Brittany's flourishing seaweed business.
It is an unknown treasure, hidden at the bottom of the Iroise Sea: it is the largest field of kelp in Europe. This Breton green gold, coveted for its richness and exceptional diversity, has been exploited for the food industry for several decades by seaweed vessels in a highly regulated framework. But demand is strong and the exploitation of kelp seems a promising avenue. A new generation of entrepreneurs have decided to promote this new food.

The historian and classicist explore Greece from the time of the Ancients up to the present day.

Jane's heads off on a Portuguese deluxe trip down the river Douro, visiting Lamego and Vila Real and ending in the capital Lisbon. Then she heads down the Danube on board the SS Maria Theresa, starting in Budapest and taking in Vienna before finishing in Passau in southern Bavaria.

Scotland's rail network crosses a landscape voted the best in the world. This series follows the staff and enthusiasts safeguarding these iconic routes.

British comedian Richard Ayoade and a celebrity guest, usually from the comedy world, spend 48 hours in a popular city to discover the must see tourist attractions.

British comedian Richard Ayoade and a celebrity guest, usually from the comedy world, spend 48 hours in a popular city to discover the must see tourist attractions.

Facing the Seto Inland Sea, sunny Kagawa Prefecture historically overcame a lack of natural resources and water through skill and hard work. Despite having no local bamboo or paper, Kagawa artisans created paper fans famed for their quality. Bonsai grow well in this dry climate and Kagawa's have won fans worldwide. After a taste of Wasanbon sweets, prized for centuries for their delicate sweetness, we cross to a small island to sample soy sauce made the traditional way. A trip of tough but rewarding climbs, reflecting the spirit of Kagawa.

Introduces the audience to surfing on the wild Atlantic coast in the west of Ireland. Filmed in and around Lahinch in County Clare, near the spectacular Cliffs of Moher, the film shows how Ireland has become a prime surfing location since about the year 2000 and how the sport has changed the sleepy town and provided new business opportunities for its inhabitants.