Curiosity Channel

'S1/E1 - Voices of Nature'. North and South Korea are now defined by decades of conflict. But beyond the battle scars is a land of natural beauty, with great wilderness and remarkable wildlife.

'S1/E2 - Beyond Borders'. Once an ancient mountain kingdom, today Korea is a land divided by conflict-and a dangerous border. Now, the Korean demilitarized zone is a pristine wildlife habitat.

'S1/E3 - Survivors'. What changes has the Earth undergone through the eyes of the puma and leopard? Big cats now face numerous threats to their survival.

'S1/E2 - World Domination'. The era of the sabretooth and many other Pleistocene creatures comes to an end.

Ask what the most dangerous animal is and most will say a lion or tiger, but far more people are killed by hippos or buffalo, even domestic cows, and especially dogs.

'S1/E4 - Love and Betrayal'. Love is a universal and powerful emotion but can also be destructive. Lust can destroy, and betrayal can wound.

'S1/E4 - Wall Street At War'. JP Morgan's death leaves the Titans of Wall Street competing to fill the power vacuum.

'S1/E5 - The Crash'. The Roaring 20s have seen America rise to become the world's greatest superpower.

'S2/E8 - History's Hidden Marvels'. This episode explores some of history's most ingenious, yet lesser-known engineering solutions.

'S2/E7 - Extreme Buildings'. Throughout history, our ancestors have always strived to go higher, bigger, deeper, further - and this is reflected in the buildings and structures around our globe.

'S1/E3 - War'. War has been a constant in human history. All civilizations have grappled with the questions it raises. It is no surprise, then, that myths of war are the most enduring.

'S1/E4 - Love and Betrayal'. Love is a universal and powerful emotion but can also be destructive. Lust can destroy, and betrayal can wound.

'S1/E5 - Change and Revolution'. We uncover how a community is formed, how it survives and adapts to change and what role myths and legends have played in establishing the rules of society.

'S1/E5 - The Crash'. The Roaring 20s have seen America rise to become the world's greatest superpower.

'S1/E6 - Fdr Vs. The Titans'. The Crash of 1929 has laid waste to Wall Street. Joe Kennedy is one of the few to survive unscathed and he bets that the devastation will only continue.

'S2/E9 - Ancient Waterways'. The ancient ancestors realized that building structures to harness water to provide transport, power, drainage was vital to the success of their civilizations.

'S2/E8 - History's Hidden Marvels'. This episode explores some of history's most ingenious, yet lesser-known engineering solutions.

'S1/E6 - The End of All Things'. Death is a frightening, unsettling prospect for us all. Myths and legends help express and explore those anxieties.

'S1/E6 - Fdr Vs. The Titans'. The Crash of 1929 has laid waste to Wall Street. Joe Kennedy is one of the few to survive unscathed and he bets that the devastation will only continue.

'S1/E7 - The Go-Go 80S'. Decades pass and investors are forced to stand by while the economy begins to stall, but in 1980, Wall Street gets its swagger back.

'S2/E10 - Building Bridges'. Our ancient ancestors had to come up with ingenious solutions and structures to travel freely - over the hills, valleys and rivers of our world.

'S2/E9 - Ancient Waterways'. The ancient ancestors realized that building structures to harness water to provide transport, power, drainage was vital to the success of their civilizations.

'S1/E5 - Change and Revolution'. We uncover how a community is formed, how it survives and adapts to change and what role myths and legends have played in establishing the rules of society.

'S1/E6 - The End of All Things'. Death is a frightening, unsettling prospect for us all. Myths and legends help express and explore those anxieties.

'S1/E6 - Fdr Vs. The Titans'. The Crash of 1929 has laid waste to Wall Street. Joe Kennedy is one of the few to survive unscathed and he bets that the devastation will only continue.

'S1/E7 - The Go-Go 80S'. Decades pass and investors are forced to stand by while the economy begins to stall, but in 1980, Wall Street gets its swagger back.

'S2/E10 - Building Bridges'. Our ancient ancestors had to come up with ingenious solutions and structures to travel freely - over the hills, valleys and rivers of our world.

'S2/E9 - Ancient Waterways'. The ancient ancestors realized that building structures to harness water to provide transport, power, drainage was vital to the success of their civilizations.

'S1/E5 - Change and Revolution'. We uncover how a community is formed, how it survives and adapts to change and what role myths and legends have played in establishing the rules of society.

'S2/E9 - Theodore Johnson'. After serving a sentence for killing his wife, Theodore Johnson is released from prison, only to keep on killing.

'S2/E1 - Terror In The Roaring Twenties'. Edith Thompson and Frederick Bywaters were in love. But the young couple was convicted for murdering her husband in a case that shocked society and fascinated Hitchcock.

'S2/E2 - The Blackout Ripper'. It was WWII, and London was rocked by the Blitz from the planes flying above. But down on the streets below, another terrible danger lurked in the shadows.

'S2/E3 - The Lady Killer'. As Europe recovered from the damage of WWII, soldiers made their way home from the front line. But one man brought back all the savagery and brutality of the fighting.

'S2/E4 - Notting Hill Horror Part 1'. John Christie brought death to everyone around him. He managed to pin his terrible crimes on another man who would be sentenced to death. He eluded capture for years.

'S2/E10 - Richard Dorrough'. In 2018, Police throughout Australia and in New Zealand want to know, are any of the women reported missing on their patch and still not found victims of Richard Dorrough?

'S2/E5 - The Lessons of Leonardo'. Leonardo da Vinci is believed by many to have been the most talented individual who ever lived.

'S2/E6 - The Elusive van Eyck'. Jan van Eyck left behind a remarkable legacy of works, including the spectacular Ghent altarpiece.

'S1/E10 - Part 2: Great Film Composers'. Three composers dominated this period of the 1970s. David Shire, Jerry Goldsmith, and John Williams creating one of the most memorable themes in the history of cinema.

'S1/E11 - 1990s'. New names were emerging Carter Burwell, Barton Fink (1991). John Williams continued to reach new heights with Saving Private Ryan (1998) and Schindler List (1993).

'S1/E3 - Crime and Punishment'. Tales of crime grab your attention. The people who inhabit the criminal underworld have always made fascinating characters, who hasn't imagined themselves as a detective?

'S1/E2 - Adventures Of A Lifetime'. Nothing captures the imagination of children and adults alike more than a great adventure story, and no genre of literature was more tailor-made for film adaptation.

'S2/E3 - The Many Faces of Rembrandt'. These works that span Rembrandt's entire adult life have been scattered across the globe and had a life and history all their own.

'S2/E4 - EL Greco Lost in Time'. It took nearly three centuries for el Greco's paintings to be truly appreciated. No artist has ever been more ahead of his time.

'S2/E7 - Van Gogh's Seven Sunflowers'. Painted for the arrival of Paul Gaugin in Arles, this set of paintings by Vincent Van Gogh has gone on an astonishing journey ever since.

'S2/E8 - Monet First Impressions'. Capturing the changing nature of light was the lifelong obsession of Claude Monet, the father of impressionism.

'S1/E11 - 1990s'. New names were emerging Carter Burwell, Barton Fink (1991). John Williams continued to reach new heights with Saving Private Ryan (1998) and Schindler List (1993).

'S1/E12 - 2000s'. New film composers continue to emerge, the old masters are still thriving as the power of the score continues to play a key role in film storytelling.

'S1/E1 - The Model and the Maniac'. The murder of a true-crime cover girl sets off a massive manhunt. Prime suspect Robert Irwin sells his story to finance his own defence and escape the death penalty.

'S1/E3 - Crime and Punishment'. Tales of crime grab your attention. The people who inhabit the criminal underworld have always made fascinating characters, who hasn't imagined themselves as a detective?

'S2/E5 - The Lessons of Leonardo'. Leonardo da Vinci is believed by many to have been the most talented individual who ever lived.

'S2/E6 - The Elusive van Eyck'. Jan van Eyck left behind a remarkable legacy of works, including the spectacular Ghent altarpiece.