Curiosity Stream

'S1/E2 - The Hunt For Saddam'. Eric Maddox was a newly trained Army Interrogator who pieced together information eventually discovering Saddam's hiding place.

'S2/E1 - Anthony Shore'. Anthony Shore would reveal himself as a boy who girls would be uncomfortable with, a teenager who groped, and an adult who would kill and kill again.

'S2/E2 - Kieran Kelly'. Kieran Kelly hated homosexuals, tramps, and alcoholics. And he was all three. From 1953 to 1983 Kieran Kelly murdered three people. He claims to have killed many more.

'S1/E6 - The Disposable Cup'. The disposable cup lets us stay on the move. But does multitasking really save us any time in the long run? Is our desire to do more actually costing us time?

'S2/E5 - Skyscrapers'. Building a skyscraper in New York City comes with its own particular set of challenges that the city's builders are particularly well-trained to face.

'S2/E6 - Food'. New York has some of the best grub around, but getting that food to city kitchens is no easy task.

'S2/E7 - Fdny'. Fueled by a mixture of preparation, coordination, and bravery, The New York City Fire Department makes it safer for New Yorkers to be New Yorkers.

'S2/E8 - Grand Central Terminal'. New York is the heart of America's train system. At its center? Grand Central Terminal, whose Beaux-Arts style attracts both tourists and commuters alike.

'S1/E1 - Living on the Edge'. Following extreme diver and biologists Laurent Ballesta and acclaimed photographer Vincent Munier, exploring for the first time sub-glacial lakes deep under the ice pack

'S1/E2 - Antarctica's Secrets'. An expedition which will help viewers decipher Antarctica's key role in climate regulation and see the challenges the iconic Emperor penguin faces in the light of clima

'Classical Destinations: The Great Composers. S1/E6 - E. Grieg'. Grieg's music breathes the air of Norway, illustrating the northern nation's landscape, climate, and folklore.

'S1/E7 - The Bar Code'. The barcode could be considered the fingerprint of high-speed capitalism. Everything they touch just suddenly moves faster. But does this convenience come at a cost?

'S2/E7 - Fdny'. Fueled by a mixture of preparation, coordination, and bravery, The New York City Fire Department makes it safer for New Yorkers to be New Yorkers.

'S2/E8 - Grand Central Terminal'. New York is the heart of America's train system. At its center? Grand Central Terminal, whose Beaux-Arts style attracts both tourists and commuters alike.

'S2/E9 - Roads'. NYC might be the city of public transit, but its roads are just as important. Each day, the city plays host to an intricate dance of pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles.

'S2/E10 - Recycling'. New York has a whole lot of trash, but half of it is recyclable. While New York might not be the best at it, its recycling system is state of the art.

'S1/E1 - Open Up Those Electron Channels!'. While working to animate a funky old VW surf van, Gadget must do a fast turn on a tricky, two-engine classic Mustang, while also sourcing a Delorean-his dream project.

'S1/E5 - The Microwave'. Discovered by accident in 1946, the microwave oven revolutionized kitchens and today is one of the most ubiquitous household appliances in the world.

'S1/E6 - The Disposable Cup'. The disposable cup lets us stay on the move. But does multitasking really save us any time in the long run? Is our desire to do more actually costing us time?