Operation Ouch! is back with twin brothers Dr Chris and Dr Xand Van Tulleken and Dr Ronx Ikharia.

The doctors explore the bones in your feet. Meet the families awaiting their first Ouch babies, and be amazed by today’s amazing trick!

We’re Having a Baby

Dr Xand invents a facial recognition system to keep Dr Chris out of the lab, there’s a brand-new quiz putting the doctors on the spot!

Doctors Face Off!

There’s a lizard in the lab, and it has something in common with you! Catch up with our Ouch Babies as they get ultrasound scans, too!

Dr Xand has created a thunder tube to show how your vocal tract works, and meet Brilliant Body Anoushé Husain as she goes climbing!

Find out why Dr Chris is giving Dr Xand a vaccination, it’s time to meet our Ouch babies as they’re born, and get some mindfulness tips too!

Dr Xand’s been messing around with Dr Chris’ greenhouse and strawberries to show how a trachea works. The doctors meet Ouch Awards nominees.

Dr Xand goes head-to-head with a dog to show how your shoulders work, and we catch up with our Ouch Babies in their first weeks of life.

Find out what you need kneecaps for in today’s lab, meet three Big Heart Ouch Award nominees, and discover who is Top Doc in Ouchology.

Dr Xand gets stuck to a wall in an experiment showing how your brain tells your muscles to move, and Dr Ronx and Dr Chris change nappies!

Dr Xand takes the throne when Dr Chris sets him the task of being Mini-Xand’s pituitary gland, and Dr Ronx learns about dental braces.

There’s a tug of war in today’s lab as the doctors show the strength of your ligaments, and Dr Xand meets a duo who make bionic hands!

Dr Chris puts Dr Xand inside a giant water balloon to show how viruses work, and Dr Chris discovers how the shape of ears helps us hear.

The doctors revisit Ouchers from the last 7 series, including Matthew who had a cochlear implant and Ruby who’s recovered from Leukaemia.

The Ouch Awards returns celebrating kids across the UK who’ve shown courage as they’ve dealt with illness, cared for others and saved lives.

The doctors investigate food and poo to show you why it’s important to know what you’re eating and look after your body!