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Nazi Railways: Series exploring the role of trains in the major conflicts of the past 150 years. Auschwitz survivors explore the railways' part in the Nazis' mass murder. (S1, ep 1)

These Boots Were Made for Salvaging: The Flashback team finds some mint vintage boot-making salvage at an old factory that could be perfect for one of Ted's favourite clients. (S3, ep 7)

Here's to the Future of Flashback: Ted looks back over his first year in business and the team prepares the station for a big open house to cap off the year. (S3, ep 8)

Computer Crash: Seth is called upon to repair the malfunctioning computer system while Ashley is left to deal with an irate customer who was given the wrong ring. (S10, ep 7)

All American Jewelry And Loan: A Christian Reverend sells Seth a rare baseball signed by Babe Ruth for $1,000. But questions soon arise over its authenticity. (S10, ep 8)

Breakdown at Tiffany's: A man brings in a 160-year-old Tiffany watch. But with no official markings on it, will Les be tempted by his $40,000 asking price? (S10, ep 9)

Gold Crash: Les buys memorabilia from the last remaining Bill Knapp's restaurant for $200, but Ashley fears that it won't sell. (S10, ep 10)

Harold's Gamble: Les offers to buy a diamond-encrusted Audemars Piguet watch from a customer but asks his watch expert take a closer look at it first. (S10, ep 11)

The Outsider: With the price of gold continuing to drop and the store still losing money, Seth brings in a consultant to determine the best solution to the problem. (S10, ep 12)

Big Bucks Bubbles: Mike returns to Rick's Michigan honey hole, determined to seal the deal on a rare, futuristic car. Robbie and Jersey rake through a late collectors workshop. (S19, ep 19)

The Greek Kopis: Bladesmiths battle it out to recreate the legendary Greek Kopis in the hopes of becoming the next Forged in Fire champion.

Arundel: Dan explores the history of the Earls of Arundel, how knights fought in the Hundred Years' War and how the Castle would have prepared for Queen Victoria's 1846 visit. (6 of 6)

Pray for Mercy: The witch trials are suddenly halted when the Massachusetts elite are accused of witchcraft. As the prisoners are freed, Salem must deal with the aftermath. (4 of 4)

The Mongols Mc: The Hells Angels denied Hispanic men from the Mongols Motorcycle Club, which led to clashes with the Hells Angels and law enforcement. (S1, ep 5)

The Winter Hill Gang: Whitey Bulger's notoriously violent and untouchable Winter Hill Gang rule the kings of Boston's underworld, until a secret alliance comes to light. (S1, ep 6)

Trespassers Beware: Chilling true stories of people who crossed into places steeped in the unexplained, told through first-hand accounts of eerie encounters. (S1, ep 3)

Hunted: People recount being hunted by cryptids - from an Ohio Dogman and Florida Skunk Ape to Bigfoot in Washington and a chilling Wendigo in Wisconsin. (S5, ep 4)

Computer Crash: Seth is called upon to repair the malfunctioning computer system while Ashley is left to deal with an irate customer who was given the wrong ring. (S10, ep 7)

All American Jewelry And Loan: A Christian Reverend sells Seth a rare baseball signed by Babe Ruth for $1,000. But questions soon arise over its authenticity. (S10, ep 8)

Breakdown at Tiffany's: A man brings in a 160-year-old Tiffany watch. But with no official markings on it, will Les be tempted by his $40,000 asking price? (S10, ep 9)

Gold Crash: Les buys memorabilia from the last remaining Bill Knapp's restaurant for $200, but Ashley fears that it won't sell. (S10, ep 10)

Harold's Gamble: Les offers to buy a diamond-encrusted Audemars Piguet watch from a customer but asks his watch expert take a closer look at it first. (S10, ep 11)

The Outsider: With the price of gold continuing to drop and the store still losing money, Seth brings in a consultant to determine the best solution to the problem. (S10, ep 12)

Skulls of the Gods: Archaeologists have uncovered elongated skulls in every corner of the world. Were they shaped by human hands or do they hold a truly unknown origin? (S17, ep 18)

Big Bucks Bubbles: Mike returns to Rick's Michigan honey hole, determined to seal the deal on a rare, futuristic car. Robbie and Jersey rake through a late collectors workshop. (S19, ep 19)

A Surreally Good Deal: Rick makes a surreally good deal for a painting supposedly created by Rene Magritte - will this be the biggest pay day in Pawn Stars history? (S24, ep 10)

Big Bucks Bubbles: Mike returns to Rick's Michigan honey hole, determined to seal the deal on a rare, futuristic car. Robbie and Jersey rake through a late collectors workshop. (S19, ep 19)

Computer Crash: Seth is called upon to repair the malfunctioning computer system while Ashley is left to deal with an irate customer who was given the wrong ring. (S10, ep 7)

All American Jewelry And Loan: A Christian Reverend sells Seth a rare baseball signed by Babe Ruth for $1,000. But questions soon arise over its authenticity. (S10, ep 8)

Breakdown at Tiffany's: A man brings in a 160-year-old Tiffany watch. But with no official markings on it, will Les be tempted by his $40,000 asking price? (S10, ep 9)

Gold Crash: Les buys memorabilia from the last remaining Bill Knapp's restaurant for $200, but Ashley fears that it won't sell. (S10, ep 10)

Harold's Gamble: Les offers to buy a diamond-encrusted Audemars Piguet watch from a customer but asks his watch expert take a closer look at it first. (S10, ep 11)

The Outsider: With the price of gold continuing to drop and the store still losing money, Seth brings in a consultant to determine the best solution to the problem. (S10, ep 12)

The Delta Force: From hostage rescues to covert missions, a Delta Force operator uses elite skills to tackle some of the world's toughest threats. (S1, ep 3)

Hatfield Peverel (1566): Rylan and Alice reopen the 1566 Chelmsford Witch Trial, where Agnes Waterhouse, her daughter and sister face accusations of witchcraft and dark magic. (S1, ep 1)

St Osyth (1582): Rylan and Alice investigate the 1582 St Osyth witch hunt, where a petty disagreement over money spirals into mass hysteria and death. (S1, ep 2)

Manningtree (1645): Rylan and Alice investigate 1645 Manningtree, where Witch Finder General Matthew Hopkins terrorises women with brutal Puritan zeal and torture. (S1, ep 3)

The Slings and Arrows of Outrageous Lockers: Kenny visits Hemet, recalling an English poet before turning to Eastern arts, while Ivy faces a fearless buyer. (S17, ep 7)

Goody Two Hundred-Shoes: Kenny's ganged up on at Riverside, Dave goes retro, Ivy scores a party locker and Emily makes a bold play on a massive unit. (S17, ep 8)

The Count Of Montebello: Back in Montebello, Kenny tries to curb his swearing, while Dave risks it all on a high-end locker that could make or break him. (S17, ep 9)

Rover MGF: The team find the worst MGF in the country, with serious leaks and faded wings - but the boys quickly discover that a cheap car is cheap for a reason. (S3, ep 1)

Mini Cooper: The team know the BMW Mini is a popular car - but with so many of them around, will it be too difficult to make one that stands out from the crowd? (S3, ep 2)

Regency Cheltenham: Alice studies the history of Cheltenham, Britain's most Regency town. She attends a period society ball, investigates the rigid social hierarchy and more. (5 of 6)

Victorian Belfast: Alice reveals the history of Belfast, the UK's most Victorian city. She visits the shipyards that built the Titanic and gets locked up in the Crumlin Road gaol. (6 of 6)

For more than 150 years, archaeologists and amateurs alike have pursued one of the great historical mysteries: did the Trojan War really happen? (1 of 2)

For more than 150 years, archaeologists and amateurs alike have pursued one of the great historical mysteries: did the Trojan War really happen? (2 of 2)

Smoke and Mirrors: From fake invasion plans to atomic espionage, David Duchovny uncovers the ingenious schemes and covert missions that helped shape history. (S2, ep 9)