Louis Theroux

Contains very strong language and opinions which some may find offensive. Louis Theroux struggles to come to terms with the infamous Phelps family from Topeka, Kansas, who picket countrywide as a protest against an America that tolerates homosexuality.

Contains nudity and medical scenes. Louis Theroux pulls back the folds of plastic America and gets under the skin of the plastic surgery patients that crowd the clinics of Beverly Hills.

Louis Theroux is in Lagos, spending time with the local gangs, the so-called Area Boys, and the government's Kick Against Indiscipline paramilitary task force.

Hailed by the Radio Times as "one of Louis' bests", this documentary chronicles the filmmaker's visit to a hospital's liver centre where he meets Londoners gripped by alcohol addiction and the staff trying to save their lives.

Louis looks at the issues that face the estimated one million Brits living with the long-term effects of brain injuries. This insightful exploration was hailed by The Telegraph as "a brave piece of television".