节目以思想实验的方式，虚构出全球各地那些颠覆性创新和成就从未被创造或发明的情景，从这一角度探讨历史上所有伟大创新的重要性。

《了不起的沙发》是一档主打陪伴的益智答题节目。参赛选手均以家庭为单位参与挑战，一家人带着孩子共同参赛，这既为孩子在暑假增添了学习和展示自我的机会，也为众多家长搭建了陪伴孩子共同成长的平台。观众还能趁着孩子暑假，在晚上和孩子一起，全家人坐在沙发上观看《了不起的沙发》。

《了不起的喜总》为《喜剧总动员》的幕后花絮节目。让观众跟着喜剧人一起爆笑，感受喜剧的魅力。

Count Arthur Strong is a BBC Two sitcom written by Steve Delaney and Graham Linehan. Delaney portrays the titular character in the series, a reboot of the character from the radio programme, Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show!.The series focuses on the meeting between Count Arthur Strong, an ebullient & dapper, amiably eccentric, vaguely septuagenarian, somewhat dodgy, eternally confused & confusing, semi-retired or out-of-work vaudeville performer, and Michael Baker, the bookish son of his former comedy partner. On 9 July 2013, a second series consisting of seven episodes was commissioned.

《了不起的宝藏·探宝上博》是一部原创系列短视频节目，以“微纪录片”的形式深度讲述上海博物馆馆藏国宝的“前世今生”。 上海广播电视台融媒体中心与上海博物馆深度合作，通过生动的故事旁白和影像等多元化的艺术表达方式与上博专家的讲解，让古老的文物突破次元壁，与年轻人跨时空对话，激起观众的文化认同与共鸣。

四个强大的文明——罗马、埃及、日本的武士文明和阿兹特克文明。它们的传奇故事流传至今——如今，珍贵的文物揭示了是什么原因导致它们消逝在历史的回音中。

Secrets to Civilisation is a groundbreaking History series which explores the recent explosion in data about our planet's past, offering a completely fresh perspective on the ancient world from the Bronze Age to the fall of Rome.

文明的崛起”第一季讲述了古希腊人，古罗马人与维京人各自的故事，古希腊人早早地提出了公民治国的想法，并不断探索着大自然里的秘密；罗马人最先提出了法律与秩序的概念，他们的军团不光作战骁勇，还在所到之处铺设道路，建立起了完善的后补给运输网络；维京人以海盗形象步入了历史舞台，他们创建了重要的贸易网，无所畏惧的他们更是比哥伦布早五百年发现了美洲大陆。古希腊人，古罗马人还有维京人，他们推动了新世界的形成，是现代欧洲的创始人。

Having lived as mobile foragers for 99 percent of our time on Earth, why did humans set out on the road to civilization? How did they create villages, towns, cities and states, and establish the blueprint for the modern world? This series identifies four cornerstones of civilization – war, religion, cities and trade – and explores each in the context of a different location. Criss-crossing the globe, camera crews travel to Mexico, Guatemala, Iraq, Turkey, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Oman, Morocco, France, Germany, Japan, the U.K. and the U.S. They record the latest archeological discoveries, test new theories and uncover original information. Drama reconstructions and computer graphics are used to visualize the lost world of the first civilizations. In each episode, the ancient story is also complemented by a modern-day analog, with an expert interviewee connecting the dots between past and present. The idea is to show how our ancestors were motivated by the same impulses that persist today: the inevitability of war, a need for religion, the lure of the city, a love of trade. Their story is our story.