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      • Buried: Knights Templar Revealed (1)

        Holy City, Holy Grail. A new investigation into the true fate of the Knights Templar is launched. Did the order really fall in 1307? Or did the powerful Knights continue on in secret? The team begins their investigation in Jerusalem, the epicentre of the Templar's power.

      • WWII Battles In Colour (2)

        Barbarossa. On June 22, 1941, Germany launched Operation Barbarossa, a savage and merciless attack on the Soviet Union. Now, newly colorised film and amateur home movies provide an unprecedented inside look at this brutal conflict.

      • Project Impossible (6)

        Engineering America. America has a history of building the impossible. Across the nation, a new generation of impressive projects is underway. On this episode: New Tappan Zee Bridge, Los Angeles Subway, New Orleans pump station, and Mount Rushmore preservation.

      • Unidentified: Inside America's UFO Investigation II (8)

        Close Encounters. Lue Elizondo previously identified five observable characteristics of UFOs, dubbed the 'five observables'. But there is a so-called sixth observable Elizondo began to investigate - an invisible threat these craft may pose.

      • Decoding the Past (16)

        The Real Sorcerer's Stone. It turns base metal into gold and is the key ingredient in an elixir of eternal life. Sought since the 8th century BC, does the Sorcerer's Stone really exist?

      • How the Earth Was Made (6)

        Asteroids. Experts believe that a crater in the Arizona desert and a giant nickel mine in Canada are the result of meteor strikes. Can these impacts help uncover Earth's geological history?

      • Where Did It Come From? (9)

        Ancient Maya - The Tools of Astronomy. Where Did It Come From? travels to Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula to get a first hand look at the ancient world’s most skilled astronomers: the Maya.

      • River Hunters II (2)

        Viking Invasion. Rick and Beau tackle the mighty River Ouse in Yorkshire, hunting for evidence of Britain’s most notorious sea-faring raiders - the Vikings. With a find potentially dating to the 11th Century battle, it’s a river hunt of epic proportions.

      • Buried: Knights Templar Revealed (1)

        Holy City, Holy Grail. A new investigation into the true fate of the Knights Templar is launched. Did the order really fall in 1307? Or did the powerful Knights continue on in secret? The team begins their investigation in Jerusalem, the epicentre of the Templar's power.

      • WWII Battles In Colour (2)

        Barbarossa. On June 22, 1941, Germany launched Operation Barbarossa, a savage and merciless attack on the Soviet Union. Now, newly colorised film and amateur home movies provide an unprecedented inside look at this brutal conflict.

      • Project Impossible (6)

        Engineering America. America has a history of building the impossible. Across the nation, a new generation of impressive projects is underway. On this episode: New Tappan Zee Bridge, Los Angeles Subway, New Orleans pump station, and Mount Rushmore preservation.

      • Unidentified: Inside America's UFO Investigation II (8)

        Close Encounters. Lue Elizondo previously identified five observable characteristics of UFOs, dubbed the 'five observables'. But there is a so-called sixth observable Elizondo began to investigate - an invisible threat these craft may pose.

      • Decoding the Past (16)

        The Real Sorcerer's Stone. It turns base metal into gold and is the key ingredient in an elixir of eternal life. Sought since the 8th century BC, does the Sorcerer's Stone really exist?

      • How the Earth Was Made (6)

        Asteroids. Experts believe that a crater in the Arizona desert and a giant nickel mine in Canada are the result of meteor strikes. Can these impacts help uncover Earth's geological history?

      • Where Did It Come From? (9)

        Ancient Maya - The Tools of Astronomy. Where Did It Come From? travels to Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula to get a first hand look at the ancient world’s most skilled astronomers: the Maya.

      • River Hunters II (2)

        Viking Invasion. Rick and Beau tackle the mighty River Ouse in Yorkshire, hunting for evidence of Britain’s most notorious sea-faring raiders - the Vikings. With a find potentially dating to the 11th Century battle, it’s a river hunt of epic proportions.

      • Buried: Knights Templar Revealed (1)

        Holy City, Holy Grail. A new investigation into the true fate of the Knights Templar is launched. Did the order really fall in 1307? Or did the powerful Knights continue on in secret? The team begins their investigation in Jerusalem, the epicentre of the Templar's power.

      • WWII Battles In Colour (2)

        Barbarossa. On June 22, 1941, Germany launched Operation Barbarossa, a savage and merciless attack on the Soviet Union. Now, newly colorised film and amateur home movies provide an unprecedented inside look at this brutal conflict.

      • Project Impossible (6)

        Engineering America. America has a history of building the impossible. Across the nation, a new generation of impressive projects is underway. On this episode: New Tappan Zee Bridge, Los Angeles Subway, New Orleans pump station, and Mount Rushmore preservation.

      • Unidentified: Inside America's UFO Investigation II (8)

        Close Encounters. Lue Elizondo previously identified five observable characteristics of UFOs, dubbed the 'five observables'. But there is a so-called sixth observable Elizondo began to investigate - an invisible threat these craft may pose.

      • Decoding the Past (16)

        The Real Sorcerer's Stone. It turns base metal into gold and is the key ingredient in an elixir of eternal life. Sought since the 8th century BC, does the Sorcerer's Stone really exist?

      • How the Earth Was Made (6)

        Asteroids. Experts believe that a crater in the Arizona desert and a giant nickel mine in Canada are the result of meteor strikes. Can these impacts help uncover Earth's geological history?

      • Where Did It Come From? (9)

        Ancient Maya - The Tools of Astronomy. Where Did It Come From? travels to Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula to get a first hand look at the ancient world’s most skilled astronomers: the Maya.

      • River Hunters II (2)

        Viking Invasion. Rick and Beau tackle the mighty River Ouse in Yorkshire, hunting for evidence of Britain’s most notorious sea-faring raiders - the Vikings. With a find potentially dating to the 11th Century battle, it’s a river hunt of epic proportions.

      • Buried: Knights Templar Revealed (1)

        Holy City, Holy Grail. A new investigation into the true fate of the Knights Templar is launched. Did the order really fall in 1307? Or did the powerful Knights continue on in secret? The team begins their investigation in Jerusalem, the epicentre of the Templar's power.

      • WWII Battles In Colour (2)

        Barbarossa. On June 22, 1941, Germany launched Operation Barbarossa, a savage and merciless attack on the Soviet Union. Now, newly colorised film and amateur home movies provide an unprecedented inside look at this brutal conflict.

      • Project Impossible (6)

        Engineering America. America has a history of building the impossible. Across the nation, a new generation of impressive projects is underway. On this episode: New Tappan Zee Bridge, Los Angeles Subway, New Orleans pump station, and Mount Rushmore preservation.

      • Unidentified: Inside America's UFO Investigation II (8)

        Close Encounters. Lue Elizondo previously identified five observable characteristics of UFOs, dubbed the 'five observables'. But there is a so-called sixth observable Elizondo began to investigate - an invisible threat these craft may pose.

      • Decoding the Past (16)

        The Real Sorcerer's Stone. It turns base metal into gold and is the key ingredient in an elixir of eternal life. Sought since the 8th century BC, does the Sorcerer's Stone really exist?

      • Engineering Disasters (8)

        Raging Rocket. A mudslide that swallows an entire neighbourhood and leaves scientists baffled is investigated. Plus, could engineering be to blame for the deaths of more than 200,000 people in Haiti?

      • Evolve (11)

        Shape. Explore the evolution of animal shape and discover how the slightest alteration can mean the difference between life and extinction.

      • Monsterquest III (4)

        Devils in New Jersey. The Jersey Devil, a winged half-bird half-horse, haunts New Jersey. Its screams echo through the Pine Barrens, causing panic. MonsterQuest's expedition and detective investigations seek scientific evidence to unravel the truth behind this legend.

      • Monsterquest III (5)

        Gators in the Sewers. In the 1930s, live alligators were discovered in New York City sewers, fueling legends. Despite eradication efforts, the stories endured. MonsterQuest investigates, searching for evidence to prove the existence and thriving of these monsters.

      • Bible Secrets Revealed (2)

        The Promised Land. Considered the most sacred place on Earth and fought over for thousands of years, was the area known as 'The Promised Land' really given by God to a 'chosen people?'

      • Looting History (6)

        Risky Business: Michael Steinhardt and the Greek Pot of Gold. Michael Steinhardt, the largest private collector of antiquities, is forced to turn over $70 million dollars’ worth of stolen loot and banned from collecting. Steinhardt’s undoing comes after a four-year investigation known as Operation Demetra.

      • Abandoned Engineering II (13)

        Germany's D-Day Fortress. A devastated cliff-top ruin; an extraordinary tall tower; a concrete structure stranded at sea; a heavy metal monster in a field. Now they lie disused, contaminated, and dangerous. But who built them? And why were they abandoned?

      • Countdown To Apocalypse (6)

        Prophets of Doom. Prophecies by Nostradamus, Edgar Cayce, Joseph Smith and even Web Bot proving to be truths. Along with a prediction of the end coming in 2012, how will the American Preppers Network prepare?

      • Engineering Disasters (8)

        Raging Rocket. A mudslide that swallows an entire neighbourhood and leaves scientists baffled is investigated. Plus, could engineering be to blame for the deaths of more than 200,000 people in Haiti?

      • Evolve (11)

        Shape. Explore the evolution of animal shape and discover how the slightest alteration can mean the difference between life and extinction.

      • Monsterquest III (4)

        Devils in New Jersey. The Jersey Devil, a winged half-bird half-horse, haunts New Jersey. Its screams echo through the Pine Barrens, causing panic. MonsterQuest's expedition and detective investigations seek scientific evidence to unravel the truth behind this legend.

      • Monsterquest III (5)

        Gators in the Sewers. In the 1930s, live alligators were discovered in New York City sewers, fueling legends. Despite eradication efforts, the stories endured. MonsterQuest investigates, searching for evidence to prove the existence and thriving of these monsters.

      • Bible Secrets Revealed (2)

        The Promised Land. Considered the most sacred place on Earth and fought over for thousands of years, was the area known as 'The Promised Land' really given by God to a 'chosen people?'

      • Looting History (6)

        Risky Business: Michael Steinhardt and the Greek Pot of Gold. Michael Steinhardt, the largest private collector of antiquities, is forced to turn over $70 million dollars’ worth of stolen loot and banned from collecting. Steinhardt’s undoing comes after a four-year investigation known as Operation Demetra.

      • Abandoned Engineering II (13)

        Germany's D-Day Fortress. A devastated cliff-top ruin; an extraordinary tall tower; a concrete structure stranded at sea; a heavy metal monster in a field. Now they lie disused, contaminated, and dangerous. But who built them? And why were they abandoned?