Untitled BHF/TDP Documentary Series

Jacob Riising travels to third world countries to meet children. The documentaries focus on the UN Rights For Children.

A failed grave-robbing attempt started a seven-year-long archaeological excavation. The tomb was located in the territory of Yuzhang, which was known as "the land of barbarians" in those years, but found an astonishing amount of gold, tens of thousands of five baht coins, real horses and chariots that only emperors could enjoy, delicate and warm jade, complete sets of high-grade chimes, why were so many riches buried here? Why were so many riches buried here? Who were their owners? The three-episode large-scale documentary Hai Hun Hou meticulously records the whole process of archaeological excavation of Haihuanghou Tomb over the past three years. Taking the dramatic life of Haihun Hou as a clue, the program tells about the politics and social life of the Western Han Dynasty and other rich contents, enabling the audience to witness the first archaeological site.

Licensed therapist Kati Morton shows with the help of her guest friends practical examples of self-care and ways to try to be more happy.

Steve Backshall embarks on his deadliest adventure yet; an epic global journey to encounter the deadliest animals in the deadliest places on earth. In true Deadly style the audience will be with Steve every step of the way. Shot in the immersive style of Deadly 60, with the crew an integral part of the process and a no-secrets warts all approach, Deadly Pole to Pole will give children and families alike a new understanding of how the world's deadly creatures are integrated into a single human planet.