My Strange Addiction

An airy, matter-of-fact look at embarrassing ailments that normalises them with curiosity and gentle humour rather than shock.

A cool, inquisitive look at how apps hook your brain, equal parts unsettling and illuminating.

A sober, clinical tour through disturbed minds, more unsettling for its calm analysis than for any graphic detail.

An intimate, often grim look at addiction's wreckage, building to a tense, emotional confrontation that feels raw and real.

A bizarre, slow-burning true-crime documentary that balances absurdity and unease as it probes obsessive love and animal welfare.

An intimate, sobering look at body obsession that lingers on the strain of chasing an impossible physique.

A sober, somber parade of cautionary tales that leaves you moved and uneasy, laughing less than you expect.

A long, obsessive trawl through one person's online life, equal parts fascinating, sad and uncomfortable to sit through.

A sensational true-crime show that hooks you with shocking reveals and reenactments, easy to watch but unsettling.

A chilling, methodical plunge into online obsession and real-world horror, leaving a lingering sense of unease.

A genial host turns dusty artifacts into bite-sized stories of crime, invention and oddity, easy to dip in and out of.

A grimly fascinating parade of botched procedures and cautionary tales, watchable in a rubbernecking way but often sobering.