TV Guide BBC Four Monday

Exploring the wildlife and culture of the Southeast Asian nation. The first episode examines the south of the country, a popular tourist destination for Westerners, and examines the role of spirituality in daily life. Narrated by Sophie Okonedo

Archaeologists use submersible robots and computer simulations to investigate the submerged city of Pavlopetri, which lies off the southern coast of the Greek mainland. Originally rediscovered in 1967, it is believed to be the oldest underwater city in the world. Philip Glenister narrates this documentary following Jon Henderson of the University of Nottingham as he leads a team of experts hoping to discover what life was like for the citizens of Pavlopetri 3,500 years ago

Robert Robinson presides over another duel of words and wits as Patrick Mower, Russell Harty, Nanette Newman and Gabrielle Drake join captains Frank Muir and Patrick Campbell. First broadcast in 1975

Joseph Cooper invites viewers to match their musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, David Attenborough and Richard Baker. With guest musician Keith Faulkner. First broadcast in 1975

A 2015 profile of the Canadian-American architect, whose unconventional approach to design has made him one of the most celebrated and innovative figures in his field. From Bilbao's iconic Guggenheim Museum to LA's Walt Disney Concert Hall, he's known for his supple, shimmering metal designs which appear alive. But there's much more to him. This film examines his rise to prominence in the industry and some of his most famous creations, and follows Gehry as he begins work on a distinctive new building in Sydney - the first time he has worked in Australia

Brenda Emmanus presents profiles of 10 celebrated British designers whose work has revolutionised the nation's homes, streets and culture since the Second World War. Among those whose careers are highlighted are road-sign designer Margaret Calvert, ZX Spectrum creator Rick Dickinson, Andrew Ritchie, who gave the world the Brompton Bike, and Kenneth Grange, who designed everything from British Rail's distinctive InterCity 125 to Kenwood food mixers. A panel of contributors including Will.i.am, Jeremy Paxman, Pete Waterman and Ade Adepitan explain how their lives have benefited from British designs