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The Universe III (12)
Alien Faces. How do Earth's creatures help scientists with their understanding of life in the universe?
Ancient Aliens V (11)
The Satan Conspiracy. This episode examines new interpretations of ancient texts, which indicate that Satan may have been an extraterrestrial being, rather than an immortal force of evil.
Ancient Discoveries (5)
Machines of the Gods. With so many religions, gods and cults being worshipped by ancient Greeks, see how sophisticated machines of magic were used to attract bands of loyal temple-goers.
Clash Of The Gods (3)
Minotaur. A half-bull, half-man freak of nature, the Minotaur is one of mythology's most terrifying monsters. A bizarre tale of bestiality, human sacrifice and war, the myth of the Minotaur endures as a symbol of the beast inside all men.
Life After People (9)
Roads To Nowhere. What happens to the world when mankind stops travelling around it? Oil refineries keep pumping out fuel, but they're turning into ticking time bombs. In Texas, a life-giving river turns into a destroyer.
Engineering An Empire (8)
Greece: Age Of Alexander. The world's first democracy used art and architecture to create dazzling structures, including one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Cities Of The Underworld II (13)
Katrina Underground. When Hurricane Katrina hit, parts of New Orleans were devastated. Do the answers to protecting the city from global warming lie in its historical underworld?
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.
The Universe III (12)
Alien Faces. How do Earth's creatures help scientists with their understanding of life in the universe?
Ancient Aliens V (11)
The Satan Conspiracy. This episode examines new interpretations of ancient texts, which indicate that Satan may have been an extraterrestrial being, rather than an immortal force of evil.
Ancient Discoveries (5)
Machines of the Gods. With so many religions, gods and cults being worshipped by ancient Greeks, see how sophisticated machines of magic were used to attract bands of loyal temple-goers.
Clash Of The Gods (3)
Minotaur. A half-bull, half-man freak of nature, the Minotaur is one of mythology's most terrifying monsters. A bizarre tale of bestiality, human sacrifice and war, the myth of the Minotaur endures as a symbol of the beast inside all men.
Life After People (9)
Roads To Nowhere. What happens to the world when mankind stops travelling around it? Oil refineries keep pumping out fuel, but they're turning into ticking time bombs. In Texas, a life-giving river turns into a destroyer.
Engineering An Empire (8)
Greece: Age Of Alexander. The world's first democracy used art and architecture to create dazzling structures, including one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Cities Of The Underworld II (13)
Katrina Underground. When Hurricane Katrina hit, parts of New Orleans were devastated. Do the answers to protecting the city from global warming lie in its historical underworld?
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.
The Universe III (12)
Alien Faces. How do Earth's creatures help scientists with their understanding of life in the universe?
Ancient Aliens V (15)
Magic Of The Gods. Throughout the ancient world, magic was used for everything from healing to communicating with the gods. But did magic really exist in the ancient times as a means of replicating the power of the gods?
Ancient Discoveries (5)
Machines of the Gods. With so many religions, gods and cults being worshipped by ancient Greeks, see how sophisticated machines of magic were used to attract bands of loyal temple-goers.
River Hunters III (1)
Battle Of Culloden. The new series of River Hunters kicks off with an investigation into the last battle to have taken place on British soil, the battle of Culloden in 1746, on the outskirts of Britain’s most northerly city and capital of the Highlands, Inverness.
Life After People (9)
Roads To Nowhere. What happens to the world when mankind stops travelling around it? Oil refineries keep pumping out fuel, but they're turning into ticking time bombs. In Texas, a life-giving river turns into a destroyer.
Engineering An Empire (8)
Greece: Age Of Alexander. The world's first democracy used art and architecture to create dazzling structures, including one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Cities Of The Underworld II (13)
Katrina Underground. When Hurricane Katrina hit, parts of New Orleans were devastated. Do the answers to protecting the city from global warming lie in its historical underworld?
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.
The Universe III (12)
Alien Faces. How do Earth's creatures help scientists with their understanding of life in the universe?
Ancient Aliens V (15)
Magic Of The Gods. Throughout the ancient world, magic was used for everything from healing to communicating with the gods. But did magic really exist in the ancient times as a means of replicating the power of the gods?
Ancient Discoveries (5)
Machines of the Gods. With so many religions, gods and cults being worshipped by ancient Greeks, see how sophisticated machines of magic were used to attract bands of loyal temple-goers.
River Hunters III (1)
Battle Of Culloden. The new series of River Hunters kicks off with an investigation into the last battle to have taken place on British soil, the battle of Culloden in 1746, on the outskirts of Britain’s most northerly city and capital of the Highlands, Inverness.
Life After People (9)
Roads To Nowhere. What happens to the world when mankind stops travelling around it? Oil refineries keep pumping out fuel, but they're turning into ticking time bombs. In Texas, a life-giving river turns into a destroyer.
Engineering An Empire (2)
Egypt. Epic re-enactments and dazzling footage of ancient sites uncover how the Egyptians engineered their pyramids and monuments.
Where Did It Come From? (10)
Ancient Greece: Weapons Of Mass Destruction. Journey to Greece to examine the ancient origins of modern weapons of mass destruction like computer-guided nuclear warheads, anthrax and sarin gas.
The Universe IV (1)
10 Ways To Destroy The Earth. In this episode, our experts cook up ten ways you could destroy the earth, including swallowing it with a microscopic black hole, blowing it up with anti-matter, hurling it into the Sun, and switching off gravity.
Ancient Aliens V (12)
The Anunnaki Connection. Could the Anunnaki gods be more than legend? Is it possible that civilization made sudden, huge advances in development 5,000 years ago as a result of their presence on Earth?
The Unxplained With William Shatner (13)
Vampires and Werewolves. Unearthly creatures that, according to legend, thrive on human blood - and feast on flesh, vampires and werewolves are human monsters, creatures of the night. But could they actually be real?
Engineering An Empire (7)
Greece. The ancient Greeks laid a foundation that supported nearly 3,000 years of European history. How did they build structures including Agamemnon's Tomb and the Parthenon?
Secret History Of Humans (7)
Man And Metals. Five thousand years ago man throws a handful of rocks into a campfire and stumbles upon a discovery that changes the world: Metal. Copper, Tin and Bronze empower the ancient world and allow empires to expand, armed with sharp, hard-wearing weapons.
Secret History Of Humans (8)
Fire, Coal And Oils. Early man rubbed two sticks together and created fire. We learn to cook our food, saving vital energy. As a result, our brains expand. Armed with fire, we experiment by heating minerals to make tools allowing us to fight wars and build civilizations.
Engineering An Empire (2)
Egypt. Epic re-enactments and dazzling footage of ancient sites uncover how the Egyptians engineered their pyramids and monuments.
Where Did It Come From? (10)
Ancient Greece: Weapons Of Mass Destruction. Journey to Greece to examine the ancient origins of modern weapons of mass destruction like computer-guided nuclear warheads, anthrax and sarin gas.
The Universe IV (1)
10 Ways To Destroy The Earth. In this episode, our experts cook up ten ways you could destroy the earth, including swallowing it with a microscopic black hole, blowing it up with anti-matter, hurling it into the Sun, and switching off gravity.
Ancient Aliens V (12)
The Anunnaki Connection. Could the Anunnaki gods be more than legend? Is it possible that civilization made sudden, huge advances in development 5,000 years ago as a result of their presence on Earth?
The Unxplained With William Shatner (13)
Vampires and Werewolves. Unearthly creatures that, according to legend, thrive on human blood - and feast on flesh, vampires and werewolves are human monsters, creatures of the night. But could they actually be real?
Engineering An Empire (7)
Greece. The ancient Greeks laid a foundation that supported nearly 3,000 years of European history. How did they build structures including Agamemnon's Tomb and the Parthenon?