About WAGtv
WAG TV is listed among Britain's top ten TV production companies in this year's industry poll conducted by REAL SCREEN magazine, and is also one of REAL SCREEN's 2008 global top 100 companies. The GLOBAL 100 poll is based on a survey of the top 70 broadcasters world-wide.
WAG prides itself on its reputation for reliably delivering high-quality, high-rating programmes, often in the face of tight deadlines and budgets. The company is known for attracting the best talent in the industry and for its adventurous, innovative programming across a range of genres. From high-end blue chip documentaries to long-running pop docs and factual comedy and entertainment, Wag uses and nurtures the best creative talent, to create well-crafted successful shows.
Current and recent productions include the long-running hit show How Do They Do It? (now in its fifth season, this blockbuster ratings-grabber is the leader of the pop-science pack). The show is also available in a presenter-led format (Robert Llewellyn's How Do They Do It? is currently in its second season on the UK's five and Discovery Channel). WAG also produces Kings of Construction (12 x 1 hour fast paced engineering shows covering massive construction projects around the world); The Face of Britain (pop history series for Channel Four); the Top Ten series (6 x 1 hour fact ent series for Discovery and TLC); The Orient Express (6 x 1 hour travel series for five); The Grand Tour (10 x 1 hour travel series for five); The Naked Pilgrim (6 x 30 mins travel for five); Industrial Revelations (6 x 1 hour engineering for Discovery); Divine Designs (15 x 30 mins series for five); Secret Intersex (medical science series for Channel Four); Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice Tatiana's Sex Advice for All Creation (pop science series for Channel Four, Discovery Canada and Discovery US); Gods in the Sky (landmark astronomy series for Channel Four); Gangsters (crime series for five); Great Scientists (pop science series for five).
Recent high-profile documentaries include: The Great Global Warming Swindle (Channel Four); Cult Killer (Channel Four); Pitcairn Island - Trouble in Paradise (Channel Four); Escort Agency (Channel Four); The Rise & Fall of GM (Channel Four); Storm in a D-Cup (Channel Four); PMT (Channel Four); The Joy of Stress (Channel Four); 100 Years of Rolls Royce (five).
