History 2

History 2 od 20:00 do 03:59

• How the States Got Their Shapes

  19:30

  Battle of the Bible Belt. With 85% of Americans affiliated with an organised religion, the US is a nation of believers. But how did the Bible Belt come to exist?

• In Search of Aliens

  20:00

  The Alien Code. Giorgio Tsoukalos, an expert on H2’s ‘Ancient Aliens’, is continually asked to visit sites and speak about the topics covered in the series. This show explores the possibility of a spin-off series, with Giorgio himself as the featured talent

• The Greeks

  21:00

  The Good Strife. Emerging from the first dark ages, the ancient Greeks composed timeless epics, created the first Olympic games and constructed the world's first democracy

• Bonnie & Clyde

  22:00

  The murderous lovers found each other in the slums of Depression-era Dallas and embarked on a wild crime spree - so why is it their love that sustains their legend?

• UFO Files

  23:00

  Alien Engineering - Part 1. What would happen if a UFO actually did land on Earth and humans found it? Engineers create a 'spaceship' to see how alien technology could work

• Hoard Hunters

  00:00

  Planning Plantagenet. Gordon and Gary head to the site where 19 important Plantagenet short cross pennies were found. Can they add more medieval money to the original hoard?

• How the States Got Their Shapes

  01:00

  Bigfoot vs Aliens. Can the state that you're born in increase your chances of seeing Bigfoot or a little green man? Brian Unger investigates

• How the States Got Their Shapes

  01:25

  Battle of the Bible Belt. With 85% of Americans affiliated with an organised religion, the US is a nation of believers. But how did the Bible Belt come to exist?

• In Search of Aliens

  01:50

  The Alien Code. Giorgio Tsoukalos, an expert on H2’s ‘Ancient Aliens’, is continually asked to visit sites and speak about the topics covered in the series. This show explores the possibility of a spin-off series, with Giorgio himself as the featured talent

• The Greeks

  02:40

  The Good Strife. Emerging from the first dark ages, the ancient Greeks composed timeless epics, created the first Olympic games and constructed the world's first democracy

• Bonnie & Clyde

  03:30

  The murderous lovers found each other in the slums of Depression-era Dallas and embarked on a wild crime spree - so why is it their love that sustains their legend?

• Ancient Discoveries

  04:20

  Impossible Naval Engineering. Naval engineering has led the way in technological advances through all History. For the simple reason that if anything goes wrong at sea, you're dead

• The Universe

  05:10

  Crash Landing On Mars. What might happen if the first manned mission to Mars crashes hundreds of miles from the rocket that would take them back home? See what the astronauts would have to do to survive dust storms and space radiation, while gathering vital resources

• UFO Files

  06:00

  Alien Engineering - Part 1. What would happen if a UFO actually did land on Earth and humans found it? Engineers create a 'spaceship' to see how alien technology could work

• How the States Got Their Shapes

  07:00

  Bigfoot vs Aliens. Can the state that you're born in increase your chances of seeing Bigfoot or a little green man? Brian Unger investigates

• How the States Got Their Shapes

  07:30

  Battle of the Bible Belt. With 85% of Americans affiliated with an organised religion, the US is a nation of believers. But how did the Bible Belt come to exist?

• In Search of Aliens

  08:00

  The Alien Code. Giorgio Tsoukalos, an expert on H2’s ‘Ancient Aliens’, is continually asked to visit sites and speak about the topics covered in the series. This show explores the possibility of a spin-off series, with Giorgio himself as the featured talent

• Pirate Treasure Of The Knights Templar

  09:00

  The Flaming Cross. In this series, renowned underwater archaeologist and adventurer Barry Clifford, along with a crack team of on-land explorers and experts, attempts to solve a mystery that dates back hundreds of years

• Hoard Hunters

  10:00

  Planning Plantagenet. Gordon and Gary head to the site where 19 important Plantagenet short cross pennies were found. Can they add more medieval money to the original hoard?

• How the States Got Their Shapes

  11:00

  Bigfoot vs Aliens. Can the state that you're born in increase your chances of seeing Bigfoot or a little green man? Brian Unger investigates

• How the States Got Their Shapes

  11:30

  Battle of the Bible Belt. With 85% of Americans affiliated with an organised religion, the US is a nation of believers. But how did the Bible Belt come to exist?

• UFO Files

  12:00

  Alien Engineering - Part 1. What would happen if a UFO actually did land on Earth and humans found it? Engineers create a 'spaceship' to see how alien technology could work

• Hangar 1

  13:00

  The UFO Files: Extreme Close Encounters. Experts search for the truth about UFOs in Hangar One: a warehouse full of files about alleged alien sightings and potential government cover-ups

• In Search of Aliens

  14:00

  The Alien Code. Giorgio Tsoukalos, an expert on H2’s ‘Ancient Aliens’, is continually asked to visit sites and speak about the topics covered in the series. This show explores the possibility of a spin-off series, with Giorgio himself as the featured talent

• Pirate Treasure Of The Knights Templar

  15:00

  The Flaming Cross. In this series, renowned underwater archaeologist and adventurer Barry Clifford, along with a crack team of on-land explorers and experts, attempts to solve a mystery that dates back hundreds of years

• Hoard Hunters

  16:00

  Planning Plantagenet. Gordon and Gary head to the site where 19 important Plantagenet short cross pennies were found. Can they add more medieval money to the original hoard?

• United Stuff of America

  17:00

  Snack Food Tech. Rick looks at how engineering innovations made microwave dinners, pop tops and sliced bread possible, and changed the way we ate meals forever

• History's Greatest Blunders

  18:00

  Chernobyl: Nuclear Meltdown. How did the world's worst nuclear accident happen? Why was its poisonous legacy allowed to threaten Russia and the world beyond?

• History's Greatest Blunders

  18:30

  Prohibition. An experiment in sobriety that created a nation of lawbreakers. Bootleggers, headed by tough guy Al Capone, made a fortune from underground speakeasies

• Engineering Disasters

  19:00

  Kentucky Sinkhole. ‘Engineering Disasters’ goes beyond the headlines to uncover what really happened in the most notorious engineering accidents

• Ancient Aliens

  20:00

  City of the Gods. The ancient site of Teotihuacan in Central Mexico is one of the world's greatest mysteries. No one knows who built the metropolis or what happened to its occupants. Was it once home to an extraterrestrial civilisation?

• Hoard Hunters

  21:00

  Thame Of My Life. Gary and Gordon search for remaining treasures on the river Thame, where a dog walker stumbled on a hoard of Medieval silver groats and gold rings in 1940

• Your Bleeped Up Brain

  22:00

  Fact vs Fiction. From the Loch Ness monster, to the Moon landing, and even alien life on Mars: a good story can make us believe almost anything. In this episode, we'll explore how our brains separate fact from fiction

• United Stuff of America

  23:00

  Snack Food Tech. Rick looks at how engineering innovations made microwave dinners, pop tops and sliced bread possible, and changed the way we ate meals forever

• History's Greatest Blunders

  00:00

  Chernobyl: Nuclear Meltdown. How did the world's worst nuclear accident happen? Why was its poisonous legacy allowed to threaten Russia and the world beyond?

• History's Greatest Blunders

  00:30

  Prohibition. An experiment in sobriety that created a nation of lawbreakers. Bootleggers, headed by tough guy Al Capone, made a fortune from underground speakeasies

• Engineering Disasters

  01:00

  Kentucky Sinkhole. ‘Engineering Disasters’ goes beyond the headlines to uncover what really happened in the most notorious engineering accidents

• Ancient Aliens

  01:50

  City of the Gods. The ancient site of Teotihuacan in Central Mexico is one of the world's greatest mysteries. No one knows who built the metropolis or what happened to its occupants. Was it once home to an extraterrestrial civilisation?

• Hoard Hunters

  02:40

  Thame Of My Life. Gary and Gordon search for remaining treasures on the river Thame, where a dog walker stumbled on a hoard of Medieval silver groats and gold rings in 1940

• Your Bleeped Up Brain

  03:30

  Fact vs Fiction. From the Loch Ness monster, to the Moon landing, and even alien life on Mars: a good story can make us believe almost anything. In this episode, we'll explore how our brains separate fact from fiction