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      • MysteryQuest (6)

        Jack the Ripper. Despite his identity being unknown, Jack the Ripper remains one of history's most famous serial killers. Experts offer two surprising new theories on who he may have been.

      • Ancient Aliens IV (9)

        Aliens And Cover-Ups. In 1980, three young military men were sent into a UK forest to investigate strange lights, and were later ordered to never speak about the incident. Why do such UFO encounters continue to be hidden?

      • Private Lives (6)

        Private Lives of the Pharaohs. A look at Queen Hatshepsut's penchant for dressing like a man and Nefertiti's decision to marry the deformed and sickly Akhenaten.

      • Mystery Pickers (9)

        Brass Ball. A strange brass ball has Leonard and Blue intrigued, while Dale tries to figure out if a rare microscope was owned by Thomas Jefferson. Other finds include a strange carving pulled from a river and a broken statue treasured by one man's father.

      • The Universe III (11)

        Strangest Things. From galaxies to black holes, discover the most bizarre and mysterious things in our universe. Plus, learn about actual alcohol clouds floating in space that are filled with organic molecules.

      • Dogfights (12)

        The Greatest Air Battles. From propeller planes to today's ace pilots, the strategic importance of air supremacy is shown through the battles of legends like Eddie Rickenbacker.

      • Jurassic Fight Club (8)

        Raptor's Last Stand. Experts reconstruct a conflict between the armoured Gastonia and the largest member of the raptor family ever discovered, the Utahraptor.

      • MysteryQuest (6)

        Jack the Ripper. Despite his identity being unknown, Jack the Ripper remains one of history's most famous serial killers. Experts offer two surprising new theories on who he may have been.

      • Ancient Aliens IV (9)

        Aliens And Cover-Ups. In 1980, three young military men were sent into a UK forest to investigate strange lights, and were later ordered to never speak about the incident. Why do such UFO encounters continue to be hidden?

      • Private Lives (6)

        Private Lives of the Pharaohs. A look at Queen Hatshepsut's penchant for dressing like a man and Nefertiti's decision to marry the deformed and sickly Akhenaten.

      • Mystery Pickers (9)

        Brass Ball. A strange brass ball has Leonard and Blue intrigued, while Dale tries to figure out if a rare microscope was owned by Thomas Jefferson. Other finds include a strange carving pulled from a river and a broken statue treasured by one man's father.

      • The Universe III (11)

        Strangest Things. From galaxies to black holes, discover the most bizarre and mysterious things in our universe. Plus, learn about actual alcohol clouds floating in space that are filled with organic molecules.

      • Jurassic Fight Club (8)

        Raptor's Last Stand. Experts reconstruct a conflict between the armoured Gastonia and the largest member of the raptor family ever discovered, the Utahraptor.

      • Dogfights (12)

        The Greatest Air Battles. From propeller planes to today's ace pilots, the strategic importance of air supremacy is shown through the battles of legends like Eddie Rickenbacker.

      • MysteryQuest (6)

        Jack the Ripper. Despite his identity being unknown, Jack the Ripper remains one of history's most famous serial killers. Experts offer two surprising new theories on who he may have been.

      • Ancient Aliens IV (9)

        Aliens And Cover-Ups. In 1980, three young military men were sent into a UK forest to investigate strange lights, and were later ordered to never speak about the incident. Why do such UFO encounters continue to be hidden?

      • Private Lives (6)

        Private Lives of the Pharaohs. A look at Queen Hatshepsut's penchant for dressing like a man and Nefertiti's decision to marry the deformed and sickly Akhenaten.

      • Mystery Pickers (9)

        Brass Ball. A strange brass ball has Leonard and Blue intrigued, while Dale tries to figure out if a rare microscope was owned by Thomas Jefferson. Other finds include a strange carving pulled from a river and a broken statue treasured by one man's father.

      • The Universe III (11)

        Strangest Things. From galaxies to black holes, discover the most bizarre and mysterious things in our universe. Plus, learn about actual alcohol clouds floating in space that are filled with organic molecules.

      • Jurassic Fight Club (8)

        Raptor's Last Stand. Experts reconstruct a conflict between the armoured Gastonia and the largest member of the raptor family ever discovered, the Utahraptor.

      • Dogfights (12)

        The Greatest Air Battles. From propeller planes to today's ace pilots, the strategic importance of air supremacy is shown through the battles of legends like Eddie Rickenbacker.

      • MysteryQuest (6)

        Jack the Ripper. Despite his identity being unknown, Jack the Ripper remains one of history's most famous serial killers. Experts offer two surprising new theories on who he may have been.

      • Ancient Aliens IV (9)

        Aliens And Cover-Ups. In 1980, three young military men were sent into a UK forest to investigate strange lights, and were later ordered to never speak about the incident. Why do such UFO encounters continue to be hidden?

      • Private Lives (6)

        Private Lives of the Pharaohs. A look at Queen Hatshepsut's penchant for dressing like a man and Nefertiti's decision to marry the deformed and sickly Akhenaten.

      • Mystery Pickers (9)

        Brass Ball. A strange brass ball has Leonard and Blue intrigued, while Dale tries to figure out if a rare microscope was owned by Thomas Jefferson. Other finds include a strange carving pulled from a river and a broken statue treasured by one man's father.

      • The Universe III (11)

        Strangest Things. From galaxies to black holes, discover the most bizarre and mysterious things in our universe. Plus, learn about actual alcohol clouds floating in space that are filled with organic molecules.

      • The Curse of Oak Island VI (2)

        Gold Rush. Brothers Rick and Marty Lagina begin the biggest and most expensive operation ever undertaken in the 223 years long treasure hunt. And, after years of searching, the brotherhood finally strikes gold.

      • 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.

      • Jurassic Fight Club (9)

        Biggest Killers. Experts search for the largest prehistoric killer of all. Contenders include the Utahraptor, allosaurus, majungatholus, Albertosaurus and tyrannosaurus.

      • MysteryQuest (7)

        The Lost City of Atlantis. An expedition team dives deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean in search of the legendary city, which is said to have been violently submerged over 12,000 years ago.

      • Ancient Aliens IV (10)

        Alien Power Plants. Egyptian hieroglyphs depict the use of light bulbs in tombs and secret chambers. Did the Ancients understand electricity, and did they have help from extraterrestrials?

      • Boneyard (11)

        Oil Rigs. Oil rigs function in some of the most hostile environments on the planet. At the end of their useful lives, the job of removing them to a boneyard to be scrapped is a challenging and expensive one.

      • Cryptid: The Swamp Beast (1)

        The Awakening. Drama blending news reports, interviews and eyewitness accounts as it follows the hunt for a creature that has been terrorising the swamplands of Louisiana.

      • The Universe III (12)

        Alien Faces. How do Earth's creatures help scientists with their understanding of life in the universe?

      • The Curse of Oak Island VI (2)

        Gold Rush. Brothers Rick and Marty Lagina begin the biggest and most expensive operation ever undertaken in the 223 years long treasure hunt. And, after years of searching, the brotherhood finally strikes gold.

      • 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.

      • Jurassic Fight Club (9)

        Biggest Killers. Experts search for the largest prehistoric killer of all. Contenders include the Utahraptor, allosaurus, majungatholus, Albertosaurus and tyrannosaurus.

      • MysteryQuest (7)

        The Lost City of Atlantis. An expedition team dives deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean in search of the legendary city, which is said to have been violently submerged over 12,000 years ago.

      • Ancient Aliens IV (10)

        Alien Power Plants. Egyptian hieroglyphs depict the use of light bulbs in tombs and secret chambers. Did the Ancients understand electricity, and did they have help from extraterrestrials?

      • Boneyard (11)

        Oil Rigs. Oil rigs function in some of the most hostile environments on the planet. At the end of their useful lives, the job of removing them to a boneyard to be scrapped is a challenging and expensive one.

      • Cryptid: The Swamp Beast (1)

        The Awakening. Drama blending news reports, interviews and eyewitness accounts as it follows the hunt for a creature that has been terrorising the swamplands of Louisiana.