‘Doctor in the House’ returns for second series

The four part series will see Manchester-based GP Dr Rangan Chatterjee invited to live alongside two families each week that struggle with their health. 

He gains insights into how they live, including what they eat, their sleep patterns, exercise regimes and how they relax. He then delivers a hard-hitting health diagnosis, as well as simple ways in which we can all live longer, healthier lives.

Dr Rangan Chatterjee said: “The general population’s health as well as our families’ is of paramount importance – I hope this series helps those who feel they need a lifestyle change, by giving them the confidence to try a different approach.” 

Tom McDonald, BBC Head of Commissioning, Natural History and Specialist Factual, said: “I'm delighted that Rangan is coming back to BBC One - a brilliant and authentic doctor with a passion to help families all across the UK.”

Ros Ponder, Executive Producer, Studio Lambert said: “The first series proved really popular with viewers and we’re thrilled to be returning to BBC One with a second! We hope to continue to provide viewers with an informative and thought-provoking series that delves into people’s lifestyles and offers simple yet effective changes.”

Doctor in the House is produced by Studio Lambert and was commissioned by Tom McDonald, BBC Head of Commissioning, Natural History and Specialist Factual. 

Ros Ponder is the executive producer; and Tom Watt-Smith is the series producer for Studio Lambert, and the executive producer for the BBC is Abigail Priddle.

‘Doctor in the House’ returns for its second series on Monday, 9pm on BBC One.