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Series 10: 2. Poo-Tastic!
Dr Xand finds out what it’s like to be a poo when he becomes a giant one and has to make his way through the intestines to the loo!\n\nWe have taken over the school and bumped the head teacher out of their office to answer your medical questions in Ouch & About, and we meet a brilliant body who shows us what it takes to be an awesome jockey.\n\nMeanwhile, in the Emergency Department, one patient has a cut ankle while another has a swollen finger.\n\nToday’s British Sign Language sign is ‘Operation Ouch!’.
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Most recent episodes of Operation Ouch!
Operation Ouch!
Series 2 - Episode 10
Dr Chris and Dr Xand demonstrate an awesome body trick and reveal another way the human body heals itself after an injury.
02-10-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 2 - Episode 9
The doctors show that your breath is just as unique as your fingerprints and Dr Chris goes behind the scenes of medical drama Casualty.
01-10-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 2 - Episode 8
The doctors use real stomach acid to do a gross experiment to reveal how the digestion process starts.
30-09-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 2 - Episode 7
The doctors prove that we all have invisible ink inside our bodies and Dr Xand sees head lice removed from someone's hair with a vacuum cleaner.
29-09-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 2 - Episode 6
The doctors look at the awesome work that goes on inside the liver, and Dr Chris extracts snot from members of the public for a very useful experiment.
28-09-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 13: 5. Crusty Bogies!
You’re making bogies in your nose all the time. To show this, Dr Xand uses the Ouchcam to give us an exclusive close-up of one of his freshly picked beauties, before he an ...
27-09-2026
CBBC
Most popular episodes of Operation Ouch!
Operation Ouch!
Series 14: 10. Pins And Needles!
Find out what causes pins and needles, Dr Dan disappears into the lungs of saxophone-playing Dr Raph in Just One Second, and follow Oucher Kirsty’s chemo session.
09-08-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 13: 1. Fart Rocket!
Could farts power a rocket? If you ask a question like that to Dr Chris and Dr Xand, you know they will want to investigate – and if they can, they will blast off an actua ...
30-08-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 14: 5. Head To Head!
There’s heart-pumping action in Ouchology, and Dr Xand enters a giant blister to help explain why we get them! And in Bodytricks, we learn a cool trick that will amaze you ...
10-07-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 14: 11. Getting Lippy!
Find out what causes chapped lips with the help of some giant ones! In Just One Second, Dr Raph gets on Dr Dan’s nerves, and Dynamite sets up another Body Battle.
16-08-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 14: 4. What A Gas!
How does blood carry oxygen? Dr Tosin sends Dr Xand and Dr Chris through blood vessel tunnels to find out. And Dr Raph meets robots being trialled for magnetic vine surgery.
09-07-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 14: 2. Fart Speed!
The doctors investigate how fast farts travel with their Fart-O-Matic contraption. And Gladiator Dynamite tests Dr Dan and Dr Raph’s bulging biceps in an epic Body Battle!
07-07-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 10: 1. 10th Birthday
Operation Ouch! celebrates its tenth birthday with a party like no other. Dr Chris is in charge of decorations, Dr Ronx has sorted the cake, Mr Grumbles is on the decks with som ...
27-01-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 11: 6. Mouth V Knee
The doctors investigate which part of the body heals the fastest, mouth or knee! Meanwhile, in the emergency department, Sophie has a screw in her foot!
03-03-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 14: 3. I’m Gonna Vom!
Dr Chris and Dr Xand explore what happens when you vomit. Dr Raph disappears into Dr Dan’s body to see what his heart does in Just One Second, and we meet a brand new Oucher.
08-07-2026
CBBC
Operation Ouch!
Series 14: 8. How To Build A Human!
Can Dr Chris and Dr Xand build a human in the lab just from whizz-bang experiments? Mr Grumbles becomes a mind-bending sculpture, and who will be getting a snotting in Ouchology?
26-07-2026
CBBC