Legends

Documentary profiling songwriter and performer Neil Sedaka, the man behind hits like Oh Carol, Is This the Way to Amarillo and Solitaire.

Documentary showing what made Motown special in the UK through the lens of two 1965 moments - the Motown Revue UK tour and the Sounds of Motown Ready Steady Go! television special.

Profile of the jazz musician and broadcaster Humphrey Lyttelton, equally well-known as a great trumpeter and genial host of Radio 4's I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue.

Profile of Marty Feldman, one of the forgotten greats of British comedy, who was a success on both radio and later TV, where he worked alongside the Pythons on The Frost Report.

Profile of the band who has helped to save Irish traditional music from disappearing, spreading its sound and popularity across the world for more than four decades.

Profile of legendary French chanteuse Edith Piaf, whose talent for re-inventing herself was second only to her phenomenal voice and who used her tough upbringing to feed her art.

Profile of jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald, one of the most popular artists of the 20th century, examining her life and 50-year career.

Profile of the husband and wife jazz duo Cleo Laine and the late John Dankworth. Includes previously unseen home movie footage of life on and off the road, plus interviews.

Profile of American entertainer, singer, actor, songwriter and trumpeter Louis Prima, immortalised as the voice of King Louis in Disney's Jungle Book.

Profile of dramatic Belgian singer-songwriter Jacques Brel, who mesmerised audiences in the 1950s and 60s with the sheer ferocity of his performances and deep, dark lyrics.

Profile of the debonair 1930s crooner Al Bowlly, a South African who travelled to New York via London and whose successful career ultimately ended in disappointment and tragedy.

Documentary telling the story of Matt Monro, the young Londoner who became one of the world's most popular ballad singers.

Profile of singer Carmen Miranda, forever remembered as the lady in the tutti frutti hat, charting her remarkable rise from humble beginnings to become Brazil's most famous singer, before going on to conquer Broadway and Hollywood. However, like many Hollywood success stories, there was sadness behind the smiles. Featuring interviews with her biographer Ruy Castro, her niece Carminha and Mickey Rooney, who impersonated her in the 1941 film Babes on Broadway.

Documentary, using unseen footage and exclusive interviews, which follows the dramatic story of `Forces Sweetheart' Dame Vera Lynn's rise to stardom and her impact during WW2.

Profile of Alma Cogan, the tailor's daughter who was a bestselling 1950s star and TV light entertainment pioneer. With Bruce Forsyth, Maureen Lipman and Andrew Loog Oldham.

Doris Day has often been dismissed as an actress and overlooked as a singer, despite career highs such as Calamity Jane and Pillow Talk. Covering her early years as a band singer, and her troubled private life, this documentary re-evaluates one of the screen's most enduring legends.

Clive James, Maureen Lipman and Dillie Keane join a host of Joyce's friends and colleagues to paint a candid and affectionate portrait of this great British star.

In 1965, the Motown Revue - that label’s first UK tour - played to half-empty venues and was nicknamed ‘The Ghost Tour’ despite an incredible line-up that included Little Stevie Wonder, the Supremes, and Smokey Robinson. Young, sharp black Americans from Detroit zig-zagged across small-town provincial Britain as the country awoke from its post-war slumber and entered the swinging Sixties. Motown and the UK had a life-changing impact on each other. All interviewees were a part of the original events, including Paul McCartney, Motown Revue artists such as Mary Wilson of the Supremes and Martha Reeves, and British fans who experienced it all.

Martin makes a deal with the Russians to rescue Kate. Gabi struggles to make a decision about her husband. In 2004, Dmitry asks one last favor of Terrance. In 1972, the last pieces of the puzzle to understanding Martin Odum's identity are revealed.

A threat on a summit is investigated by Martin and Nina, who search for Tamir's associate in present-day Prague. Elsewhere, two assassins spin a deadly plan into motion; Tamir's wife gives orders to Beslan; and Dmitry struggles to complete his mission.

Martin works for Tamir in present-day Prague. Meanwhile, Gabi confronts Blazek about his shadowy activity; Kate is held prisoner in the president's compound in Chechnya; and suspicions rise about Dmitry and Ilyana.

Kate goes missing in present-day Prague. Also, Martin makes a risky proposition; Gabi learns that Blazek may have dangerous ties to Tamir; Dmitry is threatened in 2001 Prague; and suspicions rise about Terrence.

Martin prepares Kate for a perilous mission in present-day Paris. Meanwhile, Gabi confronts intelligence agents in Prague; a vulnerability in Dmitry is discovered; and Alex is recruited for a distinguished position.

Kate is offered a deal by Nina and an M16 agent in modern-day Paris, to Martin's chagrin. Meanwhile, Ballard convinces the FBI to allow him to take down Martin; Ilyana is enlisted as an operative in 2001 Prague; and Terrence's secrets emerge.

Kate becomes a fugitive in modern-day Paris, so Martin puts her into hiding. Meanwhile, Ballard unearths information that could lead him to Martin, and Ilyana asks Dmitry for a dangerous favor in 2001 Prague.

Martin races against time in a search for Kate in Paris. Meanwhile, Dmitry discovers a key to getting close to Doku Zakayev in 2001 Prague, and Ballard gets swept up in a life-changing incident in 1991 Lithuania.

Martin makes contact with a woman who may be linked to his past. Meanwhile, Dmitry embarks on a mission in 2001 Prague to find a wanted war criminal, yet concerns rise that Dmitry may be going too far with his infiltration techniques.

Season 2 kicks off with Martin Odum hiding out in present-day London and searching for clues about his identity with help from a CIA agent (Kelly Overton). Elsewhere, an investigation is launched into a Russian gangster.

Betrayal, distrust and ambition put the entire mission — and the Legends — at risk. Can they stop an unprecedented heroin shipment from reaching Britain?

While Kate chases a murky trail of corruption, a potential meeting with a feared drug lord sends Guy, Bailey and Don on a dangerous overseas mission.

Cracks start to appear in both gangs as tensions, pressure and paranoia run high. Kate looks to exploit a possible weakness in Carter's armour.

A volatile alliance puts Guy at the heart of a high-risk smuggling deal. The Legends in Liverpool embark on a surveillance mission that ends in trouble.

Customs recruit Guy faces tests that threaten to blow his cover. Meanwhile, the team in Liverpool chase the scent of a suspicious bakery.

As drug deaths surge in '90s Britain, the government turns to a veteran customs investigator to recruit a novice unit for an unprecedented covert mission.