All Seasons

Season 1

  • S01E01 Episode 1

    • January 16, 2012
    • BBC Two
  • S01E02 Episode 2

    • January 17, 2012
    • BBC Two
  • S01E03 Episode 3

    • January 18, 2012
    • BBC Two

    Professor Brian Cox, Dara O Briain and their guests return for an extra half hour of chat, debate and audience participation celebrating all things astronomical.

Season 2

  • S02E01 Episode 1

    • January 8, 2013
    • BBC Two
  • S02E02 Episode 2

    • January 9, 2013
    • BBC Two
  • S02E03 Episode 3

    • January 10, 2013
    • BBC Two

    Brian, Dara and their guests return for an extra half hour of chat, debate and audience participation celebrating all things astronomical.

Season 3

Season 4

  • S04E01 Episode 1

    • March 18, 2015
    • BBC Two

    After an hour's Stargazing at Jodrell Bank, Dara O Briain and Brian Cox return to answer questions with the help of special guests including legendary Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin. Plus Dr Lucie Green needs viewers' help to complete one of the toughest tasks in astronomy - the daunting Messier Challenge.

  • S04E02 Episode 2

    • March 19, 2015
    • BBC Two

    With the solar eclipse just hours away, Dara O Briain, Brian Cox and special guest experts are back at Jodrell Bank to answer viewers' questions. Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin is on hand to explain why he believes humans must walk on the surface of Mars.

  • S04E03 Episode 3

    • March 20, 2015
    • BBC Two

    After the country stopped to enjoy the solar eclipse, Dara O Briain and Brian Cox are live at Jodrell Bank for a final 30 minutes of Stargazing to answer viewers' questions with the help of special guests. They also highlight the dates in 2015 when the night sky will provide the greatest show on Earth.

Season 5

  • S05E01 Episode 1

    • January 12, 2016
    • BBC Two

    Brian Cox and Dara O Briain are joined by a panel of stellar guests to delve deeper into the universe after a night of Stargazing Live. NASA's Carly Howett discusses 2015's New Horizons mission to Pluto, sharing some of the astonishing discoveries made possible by the images and data still being sent back from the probe. Also in the studio, Professor Chris Lintott explores the strange world of pulsars - spinning stars that are heavier than the Sun, yet smaller than Manchester - and explains how Stargazing viewers can make their own contribution to astronomy by discovering new ones over the next three nights. The panel will be answering viewers' questions, as well as enjoying their photographs of the night sky, including the International Space Station.