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Years after a teenage boy disappears in a horrific house fire, a disgraced tabloid journalist starts a podcast to prove to the world what really happened to him - however unbelievable.

Annette's friend has experienced a terrible event, and everyone else has decided to move on. Instead of processing or forgiving, Annette creates an allegorical sci-fi film to the detriment of everyone around her.

The famous YouTuber known as Tom Scott goes on many unscripted adventures with his friends that shall change his life forever.

'Money' is a five-part series about power dynamics, trust, loyalty - and money. Tom Scott hosts five well-known internet personalities, playing games based on economics experiments to win $10,000. But can they work together to win it? Or will they only think of themselves?

Materialistic and self-involved, Terry and Tiara are forced to see the real priorities of life when the fake world they've built falls apart around them.

Four starving plants scavenge to exist on the edge of an arid slate mine. Then they accidentally discover something that allows them to thrive - jazz music. Root Note is a story of how finding your passion makes a harsh world beautiful.

There's free money on offer - if the players can all work together. They've got a choice: cooperate to win some money for everyone, or quietly increase their own chances at the expense of everyone else.

This time, the prize money goes to whoever bids the lowest amount of money not chosen by any other player. The prize money will be multiplied by the winning number. Players can cooperate to bid high, or bid low and ensure they win.

The players can more than treble their money: but only if they all work together. And there's a very different strategy to be tempted by.

Five players, five prizes. The negotiations should be simple: except that some of those prizes are definitely more valuable than others.

One player has won a briefcase full of real money. They're going to have to share some of it if they want to walk away with the cash: but if they can't make a deal, no-one's winning anything. And there's a car waiting outside.

I used to hate the idea of loops and G-forces. These days, things have changed: so I invited Jay Foreman to join me at the British Aerobatic Academy, to see if either of us had the Right Stuff. Spoiler: we really didn't.

I invited Liv Boeree, Rohin from Medlife Crisis, and Mark from Cracking The Cryptic to play Skull in the back of a pub. No big prizes: just bragging rights and the end card of the video.

I was invited to Peak Cavern by caving expert Elise Freshwater-Blizzard. It sounded like a great adventure, but my body decided otherwise.

If anyone was going to teach me to like coffee: it was going to be James Hoffmann.

Alec Steele taught me to forge a simple thing: a bottle opener. How hard could it be?

I invited Sophie from Soph's Notes, dodie from doddleoddle and Matt Parker from Stand-up Maths to play a game. Most of us made poor decisions. One didn't.