Do you love Bang Goes The Theory, but wish you could own it? You're in luck, as the first two series - along with the Drake Equation special - are being released on DVD.
It's your chance to relive moments including Dr Yan making light from Marmite, Jem turning a microwave into a death ray and Liz getting into contact with her frog brain.
Plus, in the Drake equation special, Dallas travels to America to meet the man who defined the chances of intelligent life on other planets - and has spent time searching for evidence since.
Every make, every discovery, every explanation from the first two series of the programme is here. It's a great gift for someone who loves science and technology.
It's even a great gift for people who don't think they like science and technology, as the Bang team make understanding the forces that shape our world fun, and compelling.
Bang Goes The Theory: The Complete Series One and Two is released on DVD Monday, 12th September 2011, and is available from the places you usually buy your DVDs.
Episode guides & the science of the series
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OU on the BBC: Bang Goes The Theory 1
From human power stations to optical illusions - join us for an entirely new way of looking at science with the first series of Bang Goes The Theory.
Read nowOU on the BBC: Bang Goes The Theory 1Level: 1 Introductory
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OU on the BBC: Bang Goes The Theory 2
With challenges galore, Bang Goes The Theory - the show that takes an unexpected look at science - returns for a second series.
Read nowOU on the BBC: Bang Goes The Theory 2Level: 1 Introductory
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OU on the BBC: The Search For Life - The Drake Equation: ARCHIVE
Dallas Campbell explores the equation which attempts to calculate the number of planets supporting life in our universe.
Read nowOU on the BBC: The Search For Life - The Drake Equation: ARCHIVELevel: 1 Introductory
More about Bang
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Bang Goes The Theory - Behind The Scenes
Go behind the scenes as science comes to life.
Read nowBang Goes The Theory - Behind The ScenesLevel: 1 Introductory
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Take the Bang challenges
Can you use your scientific knowledge and know-how to get the Bang! team out a series of sticky situations?
Read nowTake the Bang challengesLevel: 1 Introductory
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