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Brad Meltzer's Lost History (1)
The Ground Zero Flag. The most shocking missing item of all: the iconic Ground Zero Flag, raised by firefighters on 9/11. A few hours after it was raised, this sacred relic simply disappeared.
WWII Battles In Colour (6)
Berlin. Rare newsreel and amateur footage, newly colorised, take us inside Hitler's crumbling empire and onto the front lines of the firefight for the streets of Berlin, a battle that will determine the fate of World War II.
Project Impossible (10)
Biggest Engineering Breakthroughs. A revolution in engineering is making today's technology as outdated as the horse and buggy. On this episode: Lightning LS-218, the world's fastest production motorcycle; and Hyperloop, a train faster than the speed of sound.
UFO Hunters (3)
Reverse Engineering. Has the US military derived various forms of technology, including stealth technology, from downed UFOs?
How the Earth Was Made (7)
The Alps. Spanning seven countries and providing essential water to millions, the Alps are Europe's most important landmark. But how did marine fossils get here, over 2km above sea level?
Digging for the Truth (4)
Secrets of the Nasca Lines. Etched into the driest desert in the world, the mysterious lines and figures of Nasca in Southern Peru are invisible from the ground. In fact, these huge drawings were not discovered until the 1930s. Ever since, they have intrigued the world.
Ancient Top 10 (4)
Most Lethal Weapons. From the ancient napalm, Greek Fire, to the weapon that helped the Mongols create the largest ancient empire, the composite bow, which deadly weapon will claim the spot of most game-changing?
River Hunters II (6)
Knaresborough Castle. This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and master detectorist Beau Ouimette team up to hunt for relics from the 14th Century bloody and brutal clashes between the English and the Scottish.
Brad Meltzer's Lost History (1)
The Ground Zero Flag. The most shocking missing item of all: the iconic Ground Zero Flag, raised by firefighters on 9/11. A few hours after it was raised, this sacred relic simply disappeared.
WWII Battles In Colour (6)
Berlin. Rare newsreel and amateur footage, newly colorised, take us inside Hitler's crumbling empire and onto the front lines of the firefight for the streets of Berlin, a battle that will determine the fate of World War II.
Project Impossible (10)
Biggest Engineering Breakthroughs. A revolution in engineering is making today's technology as outdated as the horse and buggy. On this episode: Lightning LS-218, the world's fastest production motorcycle; and Hyperloop, a train faster than the speed of sound.
UFO Hunters (3)
Reverse Engineering. Has the US military derived various forms of technology, including stealth technology, from downed UFOs?
How the Earth Was Made (7)
The Alps. Spanning seven countries and providing essential water to millions, the Alps are Europe's most important landmark. But how did marine fossils get here, over 2km above sea level?
Digging for the Truth (4)
Secrets of the Nasca Lines. Etched into the driest desert in the world, the mysterious lines and figures of Nasca in Southern Peru are invisible from the ground. In fact, these huge drawings were not discovered until the 1930s. Ever since, they have intrigued the world.
Ancient Top 10 (4)
Most Lethal Weapons. From the ancient napalm, Greek Fire, to the weapon that helped the Mongols create the largest ancient empire, the composite bow, which deadly weapon will claim the spot of most game-changing?
River Hunters II (6)
Knaresborough Castle. This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and master detectorist Beau Ouimette team up to hunt for relics from the 14th Century bloody and brutal clashes between the English and the Scottish.
Brad Meltzer's Lost History (1)
The Ground Zero Flag. The most shocking missing item of all: the iconic Ground Zero Flag, raised by firefighters on 9/11. A few hours after it was raised, this sacred relic simply disappeared.
WWII Battles In Colour (6)
Berlin. Rare newsreel and amateur footage, newly colorised, take us inside Hitler's crumbling empire and onto the front lines of the firefight for the streets of Berlin, a battle that will determine the fate of World War II.
Project Impossible (10)
Biggest Engineering Breakthroughs. A revolution in engineering is making today's technology as outdated as the horse and buggy. On this episode: Lightning LS-218, the world's fastest production motorcycle; and Hyperloop, a train faster than the speed of sound.
UFO Hunters (3)
Reverse Engineering. Has the US military derived various forms of technology, including stealth technology, from downed UFOs?
How the Earth Was Made (7)
The Alps. Spanning seven countries and providing essential water to millions, the Alps are Europe's most important landmark. But how did marine fossils get here, over 2km above sea level?
Digging for the Truth (4)
Secrets of the Nasca Lines. Etched into the driest desert in the world, the mysterious lines and figures of Nasca in Southern Peru are invisible from the ground. In fact, these huge drawings were not discovered until the 1930s. Ever since, they have intrigued the world.
Ancient Top 10 (4)
Most Lethal Weapons. From the ancient napalm, Greek Fire, to the weapon that helped the Mongols create the largest ancient empire, the composite bow, which deadly weapon will claim the spot of most game-changing?
River Hunters II (6)
Knaresborough Castle. This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and master detectorist Beau Ouimette team up to hunt for relics from the 14th Century bloody and brutal clashes between the English and the Scottish.
Brad Meltzer's Lost History (1)
The Ground Zero Flag. The most shocking missing item of all: the iconic Ground Zero Flag, raised by firefighters on 9/11. A few hours after it was raised, this sacred relic simply disappeared.
WWII Battles In Colour (6)
Berlin. Rare newsreel and amateur footage, newly colorised, take us inside Hitler's crumbling empire and onto the front lines of the firefight for the streets of Berlin, a battle that will determine the fate of World War II.
Project Impossible (10)
Biggest Engineering Breakthroughs. A revolution in engineering is making today's technology as outdated as the horse and buggy. On this episode: Lightning LS-218, the world's fastest production motorcycle; and Hyperloop, a train faster than the speed of sound.
UFO Hunters (3)
Reverse Engineering. Has the US military derived various forms of technology, including stealth technology, from downed UFOs?
How the Earth Was Made (7)
The Alps. Spanning seven countries and providing essential water to millions, the Alps are Europe's most important landmark. But how did marine fossils get here, over 2km above sea level?
Battles BC (4)
Joshua: Epic Slaughter. Relive the first battle in the conquest of the Promised Land, where a defector in Jericho helped the Israelites infiltrate the city, destroying it from the inside.
Food Tech (4)
Mexican. Americans are eating more than 85 billion tortillas a year. But did you know that a donkey is a key to great tequila? Ever wondered how many times they refry refried beans? And what do sound waves have to do with guacamole?
Monsterquest III (12)
Gigantic Killer Fish 2. The Goliath Grouper is a monster fish that inhabits the tropical shallow waters of Florida and the Caribbean. In 1895, the New York Times reported on a monster grouper that measured in at over fifteen-hundred pounds.
Monsterquest III (13)
Isle Of The Lost Tiger. Continuing this hit series, MonsterQuest uses the latest technology to search for legendary creatures. Worldwide, there have been hundreds of mysterious sightings spanning many centuries.
Bible Secrets Revealed (6)
Sex and the Scriptures. People around the world look to the Bible for moral guidance about marriage, faith and family. But could the Bible contain contradictions or hidden meanings that challenge our beliefs about what is right and wrong when it comes to human sexuality?
Lost Relics of The Knights Templar (2)
The Chalice. Nazi loot. Roman coins. Viking artefacts. Spanish gold. These are just some of the priceless treasures that regularly pass through the hands of the world’s most prolific yet completely unknown treasure hunters, Hamilton White and Carl Cookson.
Breaking Mysterious (1)
The Watchers. Could a popular virtual smartphone game actually be part of a CIA surveillance conspiracy? Plus, a look at the terrifying future of weaponised micro-drones, and tracking down the original NSA whistleblower who inspired Edward Snowden.
Human Weapon (4)
Savate Streetfighting. Literally translated to mean 'old boot', Savate developed in France in the 1800s. Jason and Bill navigate the dockyards of Marseille to uncover its secrets.
Battles BC (4)
Joshua: Epic Slaughter. Relive the first battle in the conquest of the Promised Land, where a defector in Jericho helped the Israelites infiltrate the city, destroying it from the inside.
Food Tech (4)
Mexican. Americans are eating more than 85 billion tortillas a year. But did you know that a donkey is a key to great tequila? Ever wondered how many times they refry refried beans? And what do sound waves have to do with guacamole?
Monsterquest III (12)
Gigantic Killer Fish 2. The Goliath Grouper is a monster fish that inhabits the tropical shallow waters of Florida and the Caribbean. In 1895, the New York Times reported on a monster grouper that measured in at over fifteen-hundred pounds.
Monsterquest III (13)
Isle Of The Lost Tiger. Continuing this hit series, MonsterQuest uses the latest technology to search for legendary creatures. Worldwide, there have been hundreds of mysterious sightings spanning many centuries.
Bible Secrets Revealed (6)
Sex and the Scriptures. People around the world look to the Bible for moral guidance about marriage, faith and family. But could the Bible contain contradictions or hidden meanings that challenge our beliefs about what is right and wrong when it comes to human sexuality?
Lost Relics of The Knights Templar (2)
The Chalice. Nazi loot. Roman coins. Viking artefacts. Spanish gold. These are just some of the priceless treasures that regularly pass through the hands of the world’s most prolific yet completely unknown treasure hunters, Hamilton White and Carl Cookson.
Breaking Mysterious (1)
The Watchers. Could a popular virtual smartphone game actually be part of a CIA surveillance conspiracy? Plus, a look at the terrifying future of weaponised micro-drones, and tracking down the original NSA whistleblower who inspired Edward Snowden.