The Idris Takeover

- Season 1

(2017)

A motorbike accident led to disaster and depression for Marcus Perrineau-Daley. Now a paraplegic boxer and weightlifter, he aims to make para-boxing a Paralympic sport so that he can compete in 2020.

After suffering with an eating disorder, Zoe is now the only woman on her university American Football team - and she's more confident than ever.

Romesh Ranganathan chats with Jack Dee about catastrophic gigs, the most spectacular comedy death for Jack in a Scottish prison and not being told what to do on live TV.

Romesh catches up with Jayde Adams to discuss singing opera, cod banter and the three best things to hear from a crowd for a comedian.

Russell Howard and Romesh Ranganathan hatch a plan to teach their mums a thing or two about comedy, and Russell thinks he's figured out the disturbing reason why some unicorns have wings.

A chance encounter on the bus and a roomful of backs: Tim Renkow's worst-gig story may just be the best Romesh has ever heard.

When you've got a hit show like Catastrophe (2015) on your CV, what do you do next? For Romesh, there's only one answer.

Romesh Ranganathan meets Humza Arshad but isn't happy when he talks about his abundance of fans, packed out shows and a failed gig resulting in a holiday in Dubai.

Teenager Ash wants to be the big man. He knows what he has to do but he knows it's wrong. A chance meeting begins a chain reaction of events with potentially fatal consequences.

Chloe is going to ask out a guy. Every detail has been planned, but romance is thwarted when she accidentally punches him in a case of mistaken identity.

Bloodied from an earlier encounter, Lucas meets the woman of his dreams but in an attempt to impress her, he lies and becomes embroiled in an argument that he doesn't understand.

Janine wants to score but her local dealer can't see past her wheelchair. Tired of the daily prejudice, she flips it to her advantage when a cop appears on the horizon.

Michael's partner thinks he's racist. When they meet a black teen in need of help but unable to ask for it, Michael's decision to intervene or walk away could prove fatal.

Filmmaker Mollie Mills explores the hopes and dreams of adolescents in seaside Britain. 'Seventeen' looks at the transition between childhood and adulthood and builds a personal portrait of those we meet.

Life for Moses Adeyemi has been tough - but it's what's made him the person he is today. Now he uses personal training and coaching to help others be strong and fulfil their dreams.

SBTV's Jamal Edwards brings together some of the UK's most exciting up and coming musical talents on one huge track.

Grime MC Shogun has accumulated over 2 million YouTube views for his single 'Vulcan.' Shogun uses music to escape the harsh reality of life in Glasgow and to channel his frustrations.

While Abdul was tending to his horses in Darfur, an airstrike wiped out his entire village. But, thanks to the help of an army doctor, he made it to Britain where his love of horses has put him on a more hopeful path.

Bradford born Leila Taleb was never going to have an easy ride to becoming a barrister, but she's determined to break stereotypes and follow her dreams.