A quick round up of what's new this week on BBC iPlayer, programmes that are about to become unavailable, plus some hidden gems you might have missed.
Michael McIntyre's Big Show
BBC One
Michael McIntyre's Big Show- from Sat 17 Nov
David Brent: Life On The Road – from Sat 17 Nov
A Matter Of Life And Debt – from Mon 19 Nov
Salisbury Nerve Agent Attack – from Thu 22 Nov
BBC Two
Ed Sheeran: Radio 2 In Concert – from Sat 17 Nov
Louis Theroux’s Altered States: Choosing Death – from Sun 18 Nov
The Contraceptive Pill: How Safe Is It? – from Wed 21 Nov
Front Row Late – from Fri 23 Nov
BBC Three
Driven: The Billy Monger Story – from Sun 18 Nov
BBC Four
Poisoning America: The Devil We Know – from Mon 19 Nov
Country Music Awards 2018 – from Fri 23 Nov
BBC Radio 1
Live Lounge: Rita Ora – from Mon 19 Nov
Asian Network: Punjabi MC Legalised – from Mon 19 Nov
Live Lounge: Christine & The Queens – from Wed 21 Nov
Live Lounge: George Ezra – from Thu 22 Nov
Peter Kay's Comedy Shuffle
Peter Kay’s Comedy Shuffle (Episode 1)
One of Britain's best-loved comedians returns with his views on garlic bread, plus Max and Paddy flatten a cow and it is talent night down at the Phoenix Club for Brian Potter. Available on BBC iPlayer until Sun 18 Nov.
Animal Super Parents
Documentary revealing the weird and wonderful stories of some of the natural world's most incredible parents. Available on BBC iPlayer until Thu 22 Nov.
Hello Quo
Documentary recounting Status Quo's epic story. The original members of the band tell their story, alongside interviews from some prominent Quo fans like Paul Weller and Brian May. Available on BBC iPlayer until Tues 20 Nov.
Hounslow Diaries
Hounslow Diaries
Shaheeda, Tash and Leonie are three loud, excitable, determined, Muslim teenage girls, living in West London. Shaheeda’s made it her mission to get them a night out at a fancy West End club with a VIP bar.
Blackadder Goes Forth
Classic comedy series set during the First World War. Blackadder volunteers for the post of official war artist.
Zoo Quest To Madagascar
First transmitted in 1961, David Attenborough searches for one of the rarest animals of Madagascar, the indri - the largest of all the lemurs.
