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      • The Universe II (11)

        Colonising Space. Examine the efforts under way to establish a human colony on Mars, including plans to grow food, recycle waste water and introduce a breathable atmosphere.

      • Ancient Aliens VI (6)

        The Star Children. The ancient Greeks, Egyptians and many other cultures have legends about exceptional children who are the offspring of humans and the gods. Could the stories be more than mere myth?

      • Digging for the Truth II (8)

        Cleopatra: The Last Pharaoh. She ruled over men, bedding the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, and led one of the greatest civilisations of the world. Her name has been immortalised in myth and legend. So, how did Cleopatra become the last of the pharaohs?

      • Battlefield Detectives (1)

        Native American Wars - The Apache. Historians explore two important battles to try and uncover the secrets of the Apache's success on the battlefield.

      • Cities of the Underworld III (13)

        Alcatraz Down Under (Sydney). Travel deep into a complex of natural caves that sheltered a gang of escaped outlaws, and the gold mines that produced both riches and the birth of the worker's movement.

      • The Lost Evidence II (8)

        Luzon. In 1945, the American army en route to the heart of the Philippines faces a quarter of a million Japanese troops. The following fight was like no other in the Pacific War.

      • Evolve (8)

        Venom. Venom, the deadliest natural weapon employed in the animal kingdom, has independently evolved in creatures as diverse as jellyfish, insects, snakes and even mammals.

      • UFO Hunters II (8)

        Alien Fallout. After seeing an odd flying object in Texas in 1980, a woman was hospitalised as she lost clumps of hair and patches of skin. The team reopens her potential 'alien effects' case.

      • The Universe II (11)

        Colonising Space. Examine the efforts under way to establish a human colony on Mars, including plans to grow food, recycle waste water and introduce a breathable atmosphere.

      • Ancient Aliens VI (6)

        The Star Children. The ancient Greeks, Egyptians and many other cultures have legends about exceptional children who are the offspring of humans and the gods. Could the stories be more than mere myth?

      • Digging for the Truth II (8)

        Cleopatra: The Last Pharaoh. She ruled over men, bedding the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, and led one of the greatest civilisations of the world. Her name has been immortalised in myth and legend. So, how did Cleopatra become the last of the pharaohs?

      • Battlefield Detectives (1)

        Native American Wars - The Apache. Historians explore two important battles to try and uncover the secrets of the Apache's success on the battlefield.

      • Cities of the Underworld III (13)

        Alcatraz Down Under (Sydney). Travel deep into a complex of natural caves that sheltered a gang of escaped outlaws, and the gold mines that produced both riches and the birth of the worker's movement.

      • The Lost Evidence II (8)

        Luzon. In 1945, the American army en route to the heart of the Philippines faces a quarter of a million Japanese troops. The following fight was like no other in the Pacific War.

      • Evolve (8)

        Venom. Venom, the deadliest natural weapon employed in the animal kingdom, has independently evolved in creatures as diverse as jellyfish, insects, snakes and even mammals.

      • UFO Hunters II (8)

        Alien Fallout. After seeing an odd flying object in Texas in 1980, a woman was hospitalised as she lost clumps of hair and patches of skin. The team reopens her potential 'alien effects' case.

      • The Universe II (11)

        Colonising Space. Examine the efforts under way to establish a human colony on Mars, including plans to grow food, recycle waste water and introduce a breathable atmosphere.

      • Ancient Aliens VI (6)

        The Star Children. The ancient Greeks, Egyptians and many other cultures have legends about exceptional children who are the offspring of humans and the gods. Could the stories be more than mere myth?

      • Digging for the Truth II (8)

        Cleopatra: The Last Pharaoh. She ruled over men, bedding the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, and led one of the greatest civilisations of the world. Her name has been immortalised in myth and legend. So, how did Cleopatra become the last of the pharaohs?

      • Battlefield Detectives (1)

        Native American Wars - The Apache. Historians explore two important battles to try and uncover the secrets of the Apache's success on the battlefield.

      • Cities of the Underworld III (13)

        Alcatraz Down Under (Sydney). Travel deep into a complex of natural caves that sheltered a gang of escaped outlaws, and the gold mines that produced both riches and the birth of the worker's movement.

      • The Lost Evidence II (8)

        Luzon. In 1945, the American army en route to the heart of the Philippines faces a quarter of a million Japanese troops. The following fight was like no other in the Pacific War.

      • Evolve (8)

        Venom. Venom, the deadliest natural weapon employed in the animal kingdom, has independently evolved in creatures as diverse as jellyfish, insects, snakes and even mammals.

      • UFO Hunters II (8)

        Alien Fallout. After seeing an odd flying object in Texas in 1980, a woman was hospitalised as she lost clumps of hair and patches of skin. The team reopens her potential 'alien effects' case.

      • The Universe II (11)

        Colonising Space. Examine the efforts under way to establish a human colony on Mars, including plans to grow food, recycle waste water and introduce a breathable atmosphere.

      • Ancient Aliens VI (6)

        The Star Children. The ancient Greeks, Egyptians and many other cultures have legends about exceptional children who are the offspring of humans and the gods. Could the stories be more than mere myth?

      • Digging for the Truth II (8)

        Cleopatra: The Last Pharaoh. She ruled over men, bedding the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, and led one of the greatest civilisations of the world. Her name has been immortalised in myth and legend. So, how did Cleopatra become the last of the pharaohs?

      • Battlefield Detectives (1)

        Native American Wars - The Apache. Historians explore two important battles to try and uncover the secrets of the Apache's success on the battlefield.

      • Cities of the Underworld III (13)

        Alcatraz Down Under (Sydney). Travel deep into a complex of natural caves that sheltered a gang of escaped outlaws, and the gold mines that produced both riches and the birth of the worker's movement.

      • The Lost Evidence II (9)

        Monte Cassino. In 1943, over 300,000 Allied soldiers invaded Italy, clashing with Nazi paratroopers on mountain slopes. Reconnaissance images reveal the horror of the battle.

      • Evolve (9)

        Size. From microscopic bacteria to the blue whale, the struggle for survival has led some animals to become small and others to get huge.

      • UFO Hunters II (9)

        UFO Storm. In 2008, the UK's Ministry of Defence released decades' worth of classified UFO files to the public. One month later, UFO hysteria ripped through the country.

      • The Universe II (12)

        Cosmic Collisions. Planetary collisions, meteor impacts which cause mass extinctions, clusters of comets and asteroids: is our universe just one big cosmic shooting gallery?

      • Ancient Aliens VI (7)

        Treasures of the Gods. Is it possible that the world's greatest ancient relics are hidden on purpose - and protected by an extraterrestrial source?

      • MysteryQuest (5)

        Return of the Amityville Horrors. Spooky happenings suggest the notorious Long Island spirits have relocated. In their new residence, investigators search for frightening evidence they could be taking over.

      • Ancient Aliens XI (14)

        Return to Mars. As humanity prepares to establish colonies beyond Earth, are we simply realising mankind's future or returning to its extraterrestrial past? And when humans become the alien visitors on other planets, what - or who - will we encounter?

      • The Lost Evidence II (9)

        Monte Cassino. In 1943, over 300,000 Allied soldiers invaded Italy, clashing with Nazi paratroopers on mountain slopes. Reconnaissance images reveal the horror of the battle.

      • Evolve (9)

        Size. From microscopic bacteria to the blue whale, the struggle for survival has led some animals to become small and others to get huge.

      • UFO Hunters II (9)

        UFO Storm. In 2008, the UK's Ministry of Defence released decades' worth of classified UFO files to the public. One month later, UFO hysteria ripped through the country.

      • The Universe II (12)

        Cosmic Collisions. Planetary collisions, meteor impacts which cause mass extinctions, clusters of comets and asteroids: is our universe just one big cosmic shooting gallery?

      • Ancient Aliens VI (7)

        Treasures of the Gods. Is it possible that the world's greatest ancient relics are hidden on purpose - and protected by an extraterrestrial source?

      • MysteryQuest (5)

        Return of the Amityville Horrors. Spooky happenings suggest the notorious Long Island spirits have relocated. In their new residence, investigators search for frightening evidence they could be taking over.

      • Ancient Aliens XI (14)

        Return to Mars. As humanity prepares to establish colonies beyond Earth, are we simply realising mankind's future or returning to its extraterrestrial past? And when humans become the alien visitors on other planets, what - or who - will we encounter?