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- Some of the worst cooks in the country will compete in an elimination series. The last two standing have the chance to cook for culinary critics and win a cash prize.
- The stories behind interesting and unusual artifacts stored in museums are told.
- Stories of people who have contracted and survived rare and deadly diseases, infections, or parasites.
- Take strange occurrences, weird events, and unexplained happenings and put them all together. That is what you get with Beyond the Unknown. Each episode shows you something different.
- Series follows Columbia University's Michael Stone as he searches for the roots of evil in human beings by exploring acts committed by infamous criminals and ordinary people which he rates on his "scale of evil".
- Monumental Mysteries scours the country for America's most extraordinary monuments and reveals the amazing mysteries hidden. From New York's iconic Chrysler Building that was once the site of a stunning display of an architectural chicanery, to a huge clock on the island of Hawaii where the hands are forever frozen in time, these are just some of the tales revealed. This series visits the statues, memorials, national parks, gravestones and sculptures which commemorate our nation's most notorious crimes, scandals, disasters and intriguing events of all time.
- The inside story on the trial that fascinated audiences worldwide. By accessing to Depp's lawyers as well as legal experts close to the case, this documentary gives a forensic account of the bitter legal battle from both sides.
- How one bad decision can change where your life goes.
- Four modern-day pioneers face the challenge of their lives when they head into the Alaskan wilderness to build dream homesteads and live off the land. From a single mother who wants to raise her eight year old on a remote mountainside, a sea captain with a million dollar view, and a woodsman who plans to build his cabin by hand; will they have what it takes to conquer the land?
- Mysteries at the castle tells historically based stories about castles and other historical buildings.
- Brother-sister duo Michelle and David Jaime remodel Hawaiian homes using local tricks of the trade. They make the most of their sibling rivalry and work side-by-side to amaze and inspire their clients.
- The world is full of fascinating animals which come in a multitude of species. But how did these species evolve? What features do they have that makes them different? This series investigates different anatomical features which animals have evolved over millions of years.
- Christians, Jews and Muslims believe there will a final battle between God and Satan. Believers and scholars are interviewed. Artwork and staged reenactments depict the end times.
- The Food Network brings together the worst bakers in the US, making two teams with the help of renown bakers Duff Goldman and Lorraine Pascale, pitting them against each other for a grueling six weeks to see who is the best of the worst.
- Put down the guidebooks and join Samantha Brown as she uncovers the iconic locations, hidden gems and, as always, the vibrant people on her travels around the country and the globe.
- This is following struggling job seekers with conditions such as autism or Tourette Syndrome as they search for meaningful employment.
- Samantha embarks on her most fascinating journey yet. With her curious nature and charming smile, Sam immerses herself in local traditions, uncovering secrets of one of the world's most ancient, yet modern lands.
- A child contracts a potentially fatal disease from a tiny bug in the south
- Thrill seekers take a spine-tingling journey through the dark side of the most haunted cities in the USA.
- Is there life beyond Earth? Could the bizarre, hellish worlds of our solar system actually harbor alien biology?
- New York Times columnist Thomas L. Friedman looks at various "green" technologies--hydroelectric, solar, wind, and nuclear power, hybrid, electric, and hydrogen-fuel-cell cars, clean-coal, bio-fuels, and energy-conservation methods--being adopted by American businesses and families today, to reduce the output of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide and ultimately to reduce global warming and ensure political stability throughout the world.
- Series follows service managers Jimmy Tallman and Michael Morales of Magic Exteriminating, who have a brother-like relationship as they tackle rat families bigger than their own and other city rodents.
- Travel host Sam Brown goes off the beaten path to find the merriest things to see, do, and eat in her home city.
- Following the progress of the Mars Lander mission to Mars with the University of Phoenix.
- Samantha Brown tours the Greek Islands.
- Grills Gone Wilder is a no-holds-barred tour of the country's most unbelievable barbecue pits and the mad geniuses that create them.
- The Video goes into Amsterdam's red light district - which shows real life prostitutes at work in Amsterdam. It focuses on a real-life prostitute who now wants to be a model. The video accompanies his cover version of the Police song Roxanne, which deals with a man's infatuation with a prostitute. It features footage of the women applying make-up, walking in underwear or skimpy outfits, and focuses on a prostitute called Franciska - who plays the Roxanne character.
- In 1981, Three Mafia captains were murdered by Massino in a power play for control of the Bananno family. Over the next 20 years the FBI would use undercover testimony and accounting forensics to eventually topple Massino's Mafia career.
- 2019–7.6 (10)TV EpisodeThe search for the Scotland's elusive Loch Ness Monster. A U.F.O. is sighted during a NASA mission. Harry Houdini battles a fraudster medium.
- 2019–7.7 (9)TV EpisodeA mysterious skeleton that sparked rumors of visitors from outer space, the haunted hotel that inspired a bloodcurdling bestseller and a terrifying encounter with a horrific and legendary beast in the swamps of Arkansas.
- 2019–7.4 (9)TV EpisodeDon Wildman examines the unbelievable tale of fish raining from the sky, a real werewolf that terrorized a small town and the out-of-this-world explanation for the bizarre phenomenon of crop circles.
- 2019–8.0 (8)TV EpisodeDon Wildman sheds light on the chilling mission to hunt down the world's most legendary beast, investigates strange patterns on the ocean floor and reveals the secret behind the origins of Stonehenge.
- 2019–8.0 (7)TV EpisodeDon Wildman investigates the terrible curse placed upon a family who witnessed the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, examines Bigfoot sightings in the American south and recounts a terrifying love story from beyond the grave.
- James, 35, has Tourette Syndrome, which causes a multitude of unexpected tics including saying "hat", "nipple" and a maniacal laugh. He often hides his condition by suppressing his tics but doing so is painful and exhausting. Since dropping out of college, where he studied biology, he has struggled to find any employment. Jeff, 30, has high-functioning autism and a stutter, which makes communicating his thoughts to the outside world nearly impossible, but that doesn't stop his dream of working in a creative industry. They meet with experts who give them much needed tools to redirect their job search, and guide them towards opportunities that will help them find meaningful employment.
- Aerial, 27, has Tourette Syndrome. Among a range of involuntary vocal outbursts and physical movements, Aerial also experiences a symptom called Echolalia which means she frequently copies any sound or expression she hears around her. Hayden, 23, was diagnosed with autism at age twelve. Hayden's dream is to find a job that highlights his strengths. With help from experts, they'll each discover their true talents in the workplace.
- Matt, 27, has a severe form of Tourette Syndrome that causes sudden violent body movements (tics), spitting and vocal outbursts, often triggered by being in cars or tight spaces. Nathan, 31, has high-functioning autism, also known as Asperger's Syndrome, which makes it difficult for him to navigate social interactions; he also has an extraordinary obsession with roads and maps. Both Matt and Nathan have found their conditions to be a barrier to meaningful employment, but when experts Dr. Nancy Doyle and Dr. Ali Mattu reveal their strengths, they gain much needed confidence to explore the job market.
- Victoria, 25, has autism spectrum disorder but does everything she can to hide it from potential employers. Gabe, 31, has Tourette Syndrome. He's had a tic in almost every part of his body - even his eyes. With the help of experts, we'll uncover their unique strengths that will help on their journey towards employment.
- The "shark attack capital of the world" is closer than you think - in Florida.
- Angela, 31, has Tourette Syndrome and near-constant high energy tics that often include swearing. She lost her last job at a hair salon over ten years ago and has not been able to reenter the job market, but is hopeful to find work soon to support her seven year-old son, Jesse. Michael, 23, is autistic and often finds it nearly impossible to communicate his thoughts verbally. He has never had a fulltime job. They meet with experts Dr. Nancy Doyle and Dr. Jamie McPartland, who discover incredible strengths and areas of expertise that guide both job seekers toward dream opportunities.
- Erik, 29, has high-functioning autism which can sometimes mean he has trouble communicating his thoughts. Jaleesa, 20, has Tourette Syndrome. We follow Erik and Jaleesa through his journey as they try to find their dream jobs.