Sci Q

Explore the possibility of living, working and playing underwater - just like the fish, or our marine mammal cousins.

This episode tests your Science Genius.

Andrew wants to audition for the job of lead singer with a rock band. There's only one problem - he's a bit tone deaf.

Finding Science IQ.

Explore alternative flight with flying lawnmowers, race cars, witches, pigs, snakes and squirrels.

A fun, entertaining pop science series that tests and measures audience knowledge of all things science.

Discovering Science IQ.

Figuring out who's the smartest person in the room.

Paula and Andrew check into a school for Crime Scene Investigators. Their challenge is to learn all they can about detective work, before they're called in to bust the bad guys.

Paula and Andrew challenge each other to find the craziest sets of wheels. On two wheels, three wheels, or four, they're in for some wild rides.

Daring to be Science Smart.

Answering the questions: Where's the hottest place on Earth? Where's the coldest place? Is it true that a jellyfish has neither a heart nor brain? And what exactly is a supernova?

Answering the questions: What's the hairiest animal on the planet? What is the most common cause of the waves in the ocean? Why does the surface of Mars look red?

Amazing Bugs: Edible insects, Bessie the weightlifting Beetle, time-telling insects, top Hollywood bug wrangler.

Spies

What are the limits to human performance? Andrew needs to know because he's heading to a race with some of the fastest cyclists in the world.

Paula and Andrew discover some amazing things about the chemistry of the things we eat.

Cold weather activities - as our hosts debate which is more fun, snow or ice?