Which science-themed telly show could you happily binge on a rainy British afternoon?

Sweeping wildlife shots and that instantly recognisable voice make it the gold standard of British nature telly. Perfect for pretending you're being productive on the sofa.

Professor Cox stands on windswept beaches explaining entropy while you slowly realise how small you are. Somehow it's still weirdly relaxing.

Running since 1964, it tackles everything from black holes to gut bacteria with proper serious voiceover. Reliable, informative and just a touch dramatic.

Not strictly a science show, but the amount of biology, physics and weird facts flying about counts. Sandi Toksvig plus klaxons equals bliss.

The show that made the nation genuinely rethink single-use plastics. Also features a fish that uses tools, which is frankly rude.