Cottage Life (COTT)

Satellite images of violent vortexes above a volcanic island are featured. A man films a dazzling heavenly vision over suburban rooftops.

A scientist discovers a mysterious mouse-like creature that glows in the dark in the Australian rain forests of Lake Eacham. Also, strange cylindrical tubes are uncovered in the forests of India and hundreds of human bones are found in a Belizean cave.

New York is under attack as Hurricanes Ida and Ian unleash fury on innocent people with the death toll rising. Featuring how the latest science and technology can protect New York's eight million residents before the city is swept away by ferocious superstorms. (Repeat).

In the series premiere, expert contractor Mike Holmes heads to Hilton Head, South Carolina to advise first time home buyers. (Repeat).

Hunting for their "Forever Home," Lindsay and Seth narrow their search down to their favorite houses in Hilton Head, South Carolina, but the hard decision needs Mike's expert eyes. The couple learns how to choose the best home for their current budget as well as for their future plans with Mike's help. (Repeat).

The SS Andrea Doria made up for its lack of speed and force with its beauty, but on the night of July 25, 1956, the Italian liner met a tragic end. (Repeat).

It is uncovered why some of the world's most advanced architectural achievements were left behind eventually. (Repeat).

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Delving into what happened to the English colonists who vanished with no trace from Roanoke Island. (Repeat).

Alongside the Valley of the Kings lies the enigmatic Valley of the Queens. To discover the truth behind Egypt's forgotten rulers, follow experts as they venture deep into the tombs and use stunning CGI to restore the tombs to their former glory. (Repeat).

A botched basement renovation is corrected by the crew. (Repeat).

Mike helps a growing family land a home within budget that fits them perfectly.

Mike helps a Minnesota couple search for a brand new house. (Repeat).

Jordan and Aurelio are searching for a new home to accommodate their growing family. They have a wish list of a gourmet kitchen, home office, dedicated children's room, and gym. They come across three luxurious properties: a traditional home with a fireplace, a rustic one with a fieldstone fireplace, and a timber house with vaulted ceilings and stunning views. (Repeat).

Things get out of hand during the presentation for a multi-purpose broom in the premiere of this series parodying infomercials.

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Cherie, Peter, and Lucas meet Jamie who direly needs their expertise to transform her apartment. With various items she accumulated through the years cluttering her space, the trio worked hand-in-hand to make her abode more organized and conducive for entertaining guests. (Repeat).

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A terrifying sea fortress, a highway in the Amazon that suddenly vanishes, and a mysterious structure in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty are deserted engineering projects, and new discoveries reveal how they were built and why they were abandoned. (Repeat).

Alongside the Valley of the Kings lies the enigmatic Valley of the Queens. To discover the truth behind Egypt's forgotten rulers, follow experts as they venture deep into the tombs and use stunning CGI to restore the tombs to their former glory. (Repeat).

Delving into what happened to the English colonists who vanished with no trace from Roanoke Island. (Repeat).

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At the Toxic Townhouse, Mike and the team are installing a new furnace, replacing the decade-old gas fireplace the homeowners were using to heat the home. Michael puts the finishing touches on Jake's new custom Command Centre. It's time to welcome Patricia and Rod back home as The City Barn is finally revealed. (Repeat).

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At the Toxic Townhouse, Mike and the team are installing a new furnace, replacing the decade-old gas fireplace the homeowners were using to heat the home. Michael puts the finishing touches on Jake's new custom Command Centre. It's time to welcome Patricia and Rod back home as The City Barn is finally revealed. (Repeat).

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Cherie, Peter, and Lucas meet Jamie who direly needs their expertise to transform her apartment. With various items she accumulated through the years cluttering her space, the trio worked hand-in-hand to make her abode more organized and conducive for entertaining guests. (Repeat).

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Scattered around the world are forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities, and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. It is revealed why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. (Repeat).

A look at a mystery that has puzzled experts for more than 400 years. (Repeat).

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A botched basement renovation is addressed. Included: the pitfalls of underbidding by contractors. (Repeat).

In Brooklyn Park, Minn., carpenter Jake and his real-estate agent wife Lindsay want to buy an investment home to live in, fix up, and eventually sell for a profit. The couple show their favorite options to Mike, who then helps them see the good and the bad in order to get the best house for their money. (Repeat).

A couple seek a bigger home to fit them and their daughters.

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A look at a mystery that has puzzled experts for more than 400 years. (Repeat).

Climbers make a shocking discovery when they encounter the remains of two human bodies high atop New Zealand's Mount Cook, and after a forensic investigation, a decades-old mystery reignites that could rewrite mountaineering history.

Experts dig into some of the hidden secrets of the seven wonders of ancient Rome. (Repeat).

The Category 4 Hurricane Maria is chronicled by a petrified student as it completely decimates the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, cutting off power and water for months.

America is the home to strange engineering projects that now lie in ruins, and new discoveries reveal how they were built and why they were suddenly abandoned.

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A look at a mystery that has puzzled experts for more than 400 years. (Repeat).