Tom Scott: England (2026) is a series web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Tom Scott: England online in HD.
Tom Scott: England — Storyline
Tom Scott takes a road trip to every county of England, travelling by car, train, boat, plane, tram, monorail and hovercraft, visiting hidden infrastructure, ancient traditions, and more bells than you might expect.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: Tom Scott
- Starring: Tom Scott
Tom Scott: England — Series Details
| First Air Date | 2026-03-23 |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 31 |
| Genre | series |
| Language | English |
| Network | Nebula |
| Status | Returning Series |
| Rating | 10/10 (1 votes) |
Tom Scott: England — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: I Helped Break a 142-Year-Old Bell, and That’s Okay (2026-03-23) — In Leicestershire, at the John Taylor Bell Foundry, there's fire, sledgehammer swinging, and metal hotter than a volcano. Also, several questions about cheese.
- E2: They Can Fly 200 Miles With No Fuel. Here’s How. (2026-03-30) — In Rutland, I try to fit an entire county in one camera shot, learn to spot chimneys in the sky, and make a very strange noise. Let's learn about paragliding.
- E3: I Missed the Evidence. Can You Spot It? (2026-04-06) — At the University of Lincoln's Crime Scene House, where they teach forensic science students in simulated crime scenes, I have a challenge for you.
- E4: These People Walk Towards Mining Disasters (2026-04-13) — In Nottinghamshire, I join the team at MRS Training and Rescue — the former Mines Rescue Service — for an exercise that could have been so much worse.
- E5: These Mannequins Can Bleed (2026-04-20) — At Sheffield Hallam University in Yorkshire, I meet the Clinical Simulation team and deal with some animated patients.
(Note: includes simulated blood and gore.)
- E6: I Finally Got to Drive Yorkshire’s Tiny Boats (2026-04-27) — At Peasholm Park in Scarborough, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, I visit the Naval Warfare, ride with the world's smallest crewed navy, and scare at least two seagulls.
- E7: If You Found Candy With My Name in It, Here’s Why (2026-05-04) — At the John Bull Rock Factory outside Bridlington, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, I watch as boiling sugar becomes an enormous amount of rock. Also, there's 1990s Dutch happy har
- E8: Oh No, I Sympathized With a Victorian Arms Dealer (2026-05-11) — In Northumberland, at the National Trust's Cragside mansion, I visit the former home of the Magician of the North.
- E9: The Mist That Keeps the Tyne Tunnels Safe (2026-05-18) — At the Tyne Road Tunnels, just over the border into Durham, I get very wet and cold underneath a river… but not in the way you might expect.
- E10: This Man Stops People Drowning in Quicksand (2026-05-25) — In Westmorland, at Morecambe Bay, I meet the King's Guide to the Sands, walk across a very dangerous stretch of sand, and learn about a centuries-old tradition that's been brought
- E11: Pulling the Lever Is the Easy Part (2026-06-01) — In Lancashire, at National Rail's Manchester signalling classroom, I learn why it's very, very rare for trains to collide… and then go to an actual, live signal box to see it for
- E12: Can a 70-Year-Old Telescope Still Be Useful? (2026-06-08) — At Jodrell Bank in Cheshire, I get to fulfill a childhood dream: but more importantly, I ask whether a telescope built in the 1950s can still do useful science.
- E13: We Can’t Invent a Robot Better Than These Ferrets (2026-06-15) — In Derbyshire, at the National Ferret School, I say "hello" to some smelly thieves, and go on a surprisingly Biblical tangent.
- E14: I Got Hit in the Teeth With 900-Year-Old Antlers (2026-06-22) — In the village of Abbots Bromley in Staffordshire, I join the oldest village tradition in Britain: the Horn Dance. It ends up being slightly more painful than I expected.
- E15: I Launched the Mighty Trebuchet (2026-06-29) — At Warwick Castle, there's a 22-tonne medieval siege engine. I got to see how it works, meet the person in charge, and — technically — help fire it. Technically.
- E16: If I Get this Wrong, 50,000 People Will Hear It. (2026-07-06) — At Worcester Cathedral, I finally take on a challenge that hundreds of people have suggested: bell ringing. It's difficult, a little dangerous, and also lets me talk about a lot of
- E17: I Have a Weird Conspiracy Theory About This Bridge (2026-07-13) — In Shropshire, I visit the Iron Bridge in the village of Ironbridge. And then I have a corkboard, pins, string, and a frankly-unhinged conspiracy theory about what an architect was
- E18: I Get Excited About an Ampersand (2026-07-20) — At Hereford Cathedral, I visit a library where the books are chained to the shelves — and see two of those books, to help understand just how quickly one technology can change the
- E19: I’m So Glad This Hidden Monorail Broke Down (2026-07-27) — At the English end of the Prince of Wales Bridge, in Gloucestershire, I get to visit the Rapid Access Train, the RAT, a hidden suspended monorail. Except… that's only half the st
- E20: Two Nerds Try to Build a Wall (2026-08-03) — In Oxfordshire, at the Dry Stone Academy, I'm joined by Dr Becky. We have until our camera batteries run out to try one of the oldest surviving crafts in Britain: dry stone walling
- E21: This 100-Year-Old Ride Must Never Change Again (2026-08-10) — At Wicksteed Park in Northamptonshire, there's a 100-year-old water chute, and I took a ride. Also, I find the first ever playground swing, and make a fool of myself on a slide.
- E22: How Do You Keep 8,995 Codebreakers Secret? (2026-08-17) — At Bletchley Park in Buckinghamshire, I don't want to know how a few boffins broke the Enigma code, because it wasn't a few boffins. I want to know: how on earth did they keep the
- E23: I Didn’t Need to Drive This Mars Rover, but I Did (2026-08-24) — In Stevenage, Hertfordshire, there's a simulation of Mars: at Airbus' facilities, I got to meet some Mars rovers, take a test drive, and discover the most incredible wheel I've eve
- E24: Flying a Plane Badly, On Purpose (2026-08-31) — At Cranfield University in Bedfordshire, I'm going aboard the National Flying Laboratory, and trying to keep my sense of direction, and my stomach, as the plane goes through some v
- E25: Thomas, a Tank Engine, is not Thomas the Tank Engine. (2026-09-07) — At the Nene Valley Railway in Huntingdonshire, I meet a tank engine called Thomas that is, for legal reasons, not Thomas the Tank Engine… and, to my surprise, I find out why, in
- E26: I’m the 97th Best Tiddlywinks Player in the World (2026-09-14) — At the University of Cambridge, I try to recover some childhood muscle memory, and see if I can get good enough at a Victorian parlour game to break the world top 100 in just one d
- E27: Episode 27 (2026-09-21)
- E28: Episode 28 (2026-09-28)
- E29: Episode 29 (2026-10-05)
- E30: Episode 30 (2026-10-12)
- E31: Episode 31 (2026-10-19)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Tom Scott: England have? 1 season(s) with 31 episodes.
Who created Tom Scott: England? Tom Scott.
Where can I watch Tom Scott: England? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
