Name: Operation Ouch
Uploaded: 2024-07-10T21:28:00.000Z
Description: Join Dr Chris, Dr Xand and Dr Ronx for awesome lab experiments, intriguing injuries, Brilliant Bodies and a serious dose of Ouchology.

Join Dr Chris, Dr Xand and Dr Ronx for awesome lab experiments, intriguing injuries, Brilliant Bodies and a serious dose of Ouchology.

Hatch Farm - Curiosity Stream

The doctors demonstrate how genes make a person, a new doctor joins the team and Dr Ronx takes a behind-the-scenes look at Homerton Hospital's emergency room.

What Makes You, You?

The doctors demonstrate how strong a human skeleton is, calisthenics world champion Simone Ming showcases her strong body and Dr Ronx goes on call with paramedics.

Why Do Bones Break?

The doctors find out why people are squeamish and tackle medical mysteries on the ward. Emille stops by the emergency room with a broken arm from a bike accident.

What Makes You Go Yuck?

Dr Xand investigates how blood clots, and Dr Ronx finds out how echolocation helps people who are visually impaired.

Don't Pick Your Scabs!

The doctors examine stool color significance; Dr. Xand learns breathing techniques for free diving; patients Rio and Emilia share their medical experiences.

Why Your Poo Is Brown?

The doctors explain nasal turbinates and brain development in scientists; they show a taste illusion; emergency situations involve Billy, who is kicked by a horse and Sydney, who faces trouble.

How To Grow A Brain

The doctors face off in a thumb challenge and learn how drones are assisting emergency rescue teams; Alisha and Phoebe prepare for more medical mysteries.

What Thumbs Are For

Dr. Xand invents a crazy game show in the lab to test Dr. Chris' reflexes and they meet Beatboxer D-Low; Dr. Ronx goes on emergency calls.

How Your Reflexes Can Save You

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand study salt and sweat in the lab; Dr. Ronx finds out how gene therapy is helping treat patients with immune disorders.

Why Is Sweat Salty

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand make smoothies in the lab to show the incredible barrier that keeps a person's brain safe; they make a music video.

Get Your Body Moving!

The doctors investigate the vestibular system, the part of the body that keeps a person balanced; they meet a super-fast hockey star.

Why Are Some People Faster Than Others?

The doctors demonstrate brain-body control and teach pets first aid; they solve medical mysteries and share an arm-strengthening trick; two patients receive treatment for appendicitis and a trampoline injury.

Is My Body Electric?

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand examine the human body, focusing on their favorite parts from head to toe; they begin their exploration with the head.

The Body Roadtrip! (Best Of)

Dr Chris and Dr Xand reveal the winners of the first-ever Ouch Awards, which celebrate kids all over the UK who braved illnesses and cared for others.

The Ouch! Awards (Special)

The doctors, with the help of various YouTubers, share tips for problems that arise in people's daily lives, including love, sleep, technology and body image.

The Life Fix (Special)

The doctors find themselves in a crazy race when they explore the special bones in people's feet. Meanwhile, the first-ever Ouch Babies are introduced as families await their arrival.

We're Having A Baby

Dr Xand invents a facial-recognition system to keep his twin out of the lab; a quiz puts the doctors on the spot in Ouchology; Dr Chris investigates a technique to help organ transplant patients.

Doctors Face Off!

Lizard showcases unique body features in the lab; babies undergo ultrasound scans with families; Dr. Ronx meets Kieran Lai; arrow-bending illusion demonstrated.

There's A Lizard In The Lab!

Dr. Xand creates a thunder tube to demonstrate how the vocal tract amplifies voice; Anoushé Husain goes climbing with Dr. Ronx.

Loud, Loud, Louder!

Dr Chris gives Dr Xand a vaccination in the lab; a discussion on why getting vaccinated can help protect the whole community; updates on patients Hasan and Edward.

What Are Vaccinations For?

Dr. Xand uses a greenhouse and strawberries to demonstrate trachea function; the doctors participate in a quiz.

Slime, Snot And Bogies!

Dr. Xand compares human and dog shoulder function; triple jumper Naomi Ogbeta is featured; emergency cases include Abu's broken nose and Georgina's bent toe.

Flexible Arms And Triple Jumping!

Twin doctors Chris and Xand van Tulleken take children through the human body, and explain how medicine impacts biology during medical treatments.

Knobbly Knees And What They Are For

Dr. Xand demonstrates muscle movement in a wall experiment; Dr. Ronx and Dr. Chris change diapers; medical questions are answered.

Your Brilliant Brain And Sparky Signals

Dr Xand takes to the throne when Dr Chris sets him the impossible task of being Mini-Xand's pituitary gland; things get competitive in Ouchology; Dr Ronx meets dental patients to find out more about braces.

All Hail King Xand!

There's a tug-of-war in the lab as the doctors demonstrate the strength of ligaments; in the Emergency Department, Thomas has a nasty fall from a swing; Roman cut his chin playing tag.

It's A Tug-O-War!

Xand Goes Pop!

The doctors check up on past patients' progress; they visit Matthew, who received a cochlear implant four years ago, to see how his hearing has developed.

What Happened Next?!

The Ouch Awards returns celebrating kids across the U.K. who've shown courage as they've dealt with illness, cared for others and saved lives.

The Ouch! Awards 2

The doctors investigate food and feces to show why it is important to know what one eats. They reveal how much sugar and other nutrients are in an average dinner.

Food, Poo And You!

A giant crane experiment, a brilliant body and some massive snotting; the doctors reveal the discs to protect spines; Dr. Chris goes for a row.

Your Super Spine!

Dr. Chris dresses up as a giant tongue in the lab and the Ouch Babies celebrate their first birthdays; meeting the first of the new Ouch Patients; how to administer First Aid to someone who fell.

Stick Your Tongue Out!

The Doctors go head-to-head in a baking competition to show why human neck needs to twist; questions galore from the wards in "Ouch & About"; Dr. Xand meets a scorpion with medical skills.

Dr. Scorpion

The doctors study fear's effect on the body using a large balloon pop; Ouch Babies' laughter triggers examined; an emergency patient has a sore.

You're Having A Laugh!

The Doctors attempt an experiment of superhero proportions to show why your ribcage is the perfect design.

Superhero Ribs

The doctors take a dip in a jelly Pool to show how the cells in your body work; finding out how to deal with a head injury in First Aid; discovering why babies need more sleep than Dr. Xand in Ouch Baby.

Doctor Alert!

The doctors demonstrate bile's fat digestion with a gooey experiment; Dr. Chris explores the Covid-19 vaccine development process with scientists.

Snot, Snot, Snot!

Families compete in a memory challenge to demonstrate brain training; exploring differences between human and animal babies; patient Evie introduces herself.

How To Train A Brain!

There's a pong in the lab as the doctors reveal the special part of the brain that helps with smell; snowboarder Aimee Fuller.

Stinky Dr. Xand!

Find out why you blink in today's experiment and discover why babies walk differently to you in Ouch Baby.

Blink And You'll Miss It!

The doctors surprise Ouch Award winners; four inspirational heroes receive prizes; Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand join the winners for special activities, including tank driving and sailing.

The Ouch! Awards 3

Dr. Xand finds out what it's like to be a poo when he becomes a giant one; he has to make his way through the intestines to the loo.

Poo-Tastic!

The doctors visit a funfair and explain eye muscle function; they show participants a trick they can do at home.

Eyeball Extravaganza!

The Doctors reveal the power of the gluteus maximus muscle; the Emergency Department have their hands full when Felix comes in with a cut eye.

Bum Power

The doctors examine a large heart model, exploring its beating mechanism; they meet a para-cyclist who uses mental techniques to increase speed; investigating an optical illusion.

Your Heartbeat

The doctors use a giant nail to explain nail formation, effects of toe stubbing, poor diet and fungal infections.

Nailed It!

The doctors reveal the energy stores that make one's body work around the clock; meeting a super-smelling Brilliant Body whose nose can sniff out cancer.

Extraordinary Energy

Dr. Xand swallows a camera pill to display intestinal villi that absorb nutrients; the process of nutrient absorption from food is demonstrated; a technique for improving mood and maintaining positivity is shared.

Guts Galore!

The doctors try to find out how enzymes speed up chemical reactions inside the human body. Dr Xand explores how music affects a person's brain by visiting a special orchestra.

Speedy Enzymes

A snake is present in the lab as Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand investigate body temperature regulation; twin doctors, Dan and Raph, examine and debunk common misconceptions about maintaining good health.

Brilliant Body Temperature

The doctors meet Andrea Thompson, Britain's strongest woman, to show how muscle fibers work. They also say hello to three more Ouch Award finalists.

Mighty Muscles!

The doctors investigate how blood travels around the body through a network of vessels, but their own ideas for blood vessel machines may not impress the minis.

Blood Super-Highway

Dr Xand uses donuts for an experiment in the lab. The doctors enter game mode as they reveal how blood fights off unwanted invaders in the human body.

Battle Of The Blood Cells

The doctors hit the road in the Ouch Taxi to surprise the winners of the 4th Ouch! Awards and celebrate their achievements.

The Ouch! Awards 4

The doctors put the strength of human hair to the test and learn what is responsible for the different types and colors of hair.

It's Hairy!

The doctors find out how people see in color and how eyes can see in the dark. Dr Xand becomes Night Vision Man while Dr Chris gets a camera put inside his lungs.

How Can You See In The Dark?

The doctors reveal how important mucus is in keeping bacteria and air particles out of a person's airways. Meanwhile, in the emergency department, Maisie has a bead stuck up her nose.

Magnificent Mucus

The doctors break into a flamenco dance as they take a look at the fat pads in people's feet and find out what to do if someone falls from a great height.

Mind You Don't Fall!

George, the tree frog, joins the doctors to investigate how your Achilles tendon works using huge catapults!

Tendon Take Off!

The doctors investigate which part of the body, the mouth or the knee, heals the fastest. Meanwhile, Sophie has a screw in her foot in the emergency department.

Mouth V Knee

The doctors explore the hypothalamus - the amazing part of your brain that keeps you hydrated.

You're Mostly Made Of Water!

The doctors explain how the liver is an enormous energy storage system. Later, they join Lilia for an incredible operation on her brain.

Explosive Energy!

The doctors supersize the alveoli, the tiny air sacs inside lungs; it's fingers on buzzers in Ouchology.

Fingers On Buzzers!

The doctors investigate how lungs move, with the help of a huge water slide; the British Sign Language sign is `dinosaur.'

It's A Lung Slide!

The doctors put the acoustic reflex to the test with a balloon; a serious case of snotting awaits the loser of Ouchology.

Earmageddon!

Twins doctors Chris and Xand van Tulleken explore their way through medicine and biology.

Heroic Hippocampus

It's totally gross! The hunt is on to find the grossest thing ever seen on Operation Ouch.

Totally Gross!

Dr. Chris boards a weightless flight; Dr. Xand meets an astronaut to explore what happens to the human body in space.

Operation Ouch! Does Space

The doctors talk about cancer; they explain what it is, why people get it, how it can be treated and ways to support patients.