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Allied Special Forces launched daring wartime missions to capture or kill Nazi generals where they were stationed on the front lines of war.

'S1/E5 - Designer Genes'. A cup of coffee in the 18th century takes James to the pioneering woman who discovered the structure of DNA and a future with genetically engineered people.

'S1/E3 - In the Net'. James opens a cabinet of curiosities to discover how the French Revolution, wallpaper, and NORAD gave us Big Data, and a world where humans merge with the internet.

'S1/E1 - Part 1: Berlin 1945'. At the beginning of 1945, Berlin is under the illusion that it will survive the war. Every day there are bombing attacks and fires to be extinguished.

'S1/E2 - Part 2: Berlin 1945'. The Battle of Berlin has begun. Step by step, the soon-to-be victorious powers advance. On April 30th, the Red Flag flies over the Reichstag.

'S1/E3 - Part 3: Berlin 1945'. The English, French, and Americans still wait to enter Berlin. In the meantime, the Soviets appoint mayors, organise the food supply, and go on the hunt for war criminals.

In order to win the war, Nazi Germany built the third largest whaling fleet in the world.

Mobsters, movie stars and revolutionaries collide in 1950s Havana, where glamour masked deep unrest and fueled Cuba's historic political upheaval.

'S1/E4 - None of This is Real'. Rocket fuel, the Polaroid camera, and dog pee lead us to the point where AI is indistinguishable from human intelligence. What will it mean for humanity?

'S1/E41 - Crisis On Apollo 13'. On the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 13, Commander Jim Lovell and Apollo engineers recall the ingenuity and superhuman efforts that turned a space flight disaster into an extraordinary fight for survival.

'Monkey Town: The Trial of John T. Scopes'. In 1925, one of the greatest legal showdowns in history happened in the quaint mining town of Dayton, TN. Clarence Darrow squared off against William Jennings Bryan.

'S1/E59 - Monkey Island'. In 1938, an American psychologist and ethnologist captured 500 macaque monkeys and brought them to a remote and uninhabited Caribbean island. His project was to study a

Mobsters, movie stars and revolutionaries collide in 1950s Havana, where glamour masked deep unrest and fueled Cuba's historic political upheaval.

One hundred years after the Royal Navy's Battle of Jutland, new evidence reveals why it was so deadly-and so crucial to the Allies' eventual victory in World War I.

'S1/E1 - Seeing the Future'. James connects the dots between Napoleon's toothpick and the Nielsen ratings to arrive at the new quantum computer.

'S1/E4 - None of This is Real'. Rocket fuel, the Polaroid camera, and dog pee lead us to the point where AI is indistinguishable from human intelligence. What will it mean for humanity?

'S1/E41 - Crisis On Apollo 13'. On the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 13, Commander Jim Lovell and Apollo engineers recall the ingenuity and superhuman efforts that turned a space flight disaster into an extraordinary fight for survival.

'Monkey Town: The Trial of John T. Scopes'. In 1925, one of the greatest legal showdowns in history happened in the quaint mining town of Dayton, TN. Clarence Darrow squared off against William Jennings Bryan.

'S1/E59 - Monkey Island'. In 1938, an American psychologist and ethnologist captured 500 macaque monkeys and brought them to a remote and uninhabited Caribbean island. His project was to study a

Mobsters, movie stars and revolutionaries collide in 1950s Havana, where glamour masked deep unrest and fueled Cuba's historic political upheaval.

One hundred years after the Royal Navy's Battle of Jutland, new evidence reveals why it was so deadly-and so crucial to the Allies' eventual victory in World War I.

'S1/E1 - Seeing the Future'. James connects the dots between Napoleon's toothpick and the Nielsen ratings to arrive at the new quantum computer.

'S1/E4 - None of This is Real'. Rocket fuel, the Polaroid camera, and dog pee lead us to the point where AI is indistinguishable from human intelligence. What will it mean for humanity?

'S1/E3 - Part 3: Berlin 1945'. The English, French, and Americans still wait to enter Berlin. In the meantime, the Soviets appoint mayors, organise the food supply, and go on the hunt for war criminals.

'S1/E1 - Sinking Cities'. Tectonic plates are dropping, vast water boreholes are extracting water from tablelands sitting under major cities in the region.

'S1/E2 - Extreme Weather. Powerful Tsunamis.'. Climate change impacts oceans and generates greater storm intensity, creating risks for coastal infrastructure, including shipping ports across Asia.

'S1/E1 - Where Wild Things Roam'. The rare one-horned rhinoceros is being poached in Kaziranga National Park. Herds of elephants are on the move and a new born baby elephant has lost its mother.

'S1/E2 - Mountains Of The Gods'. The man who saved the last colony of Guizhou golden monkeys is getting old. He must pass responsibility on to the next in line.

'S1/E6 - Restore'. Patrick explores whether animals like mysterious squid or decorative spiders could help us restore the impact we have on the planet.

'S1/E5 - Move'. The secrets to cleaner, faster and farther travel are now being uncovered in nature. Patrick investigates the creatures that evolved to become so good at moving.

'S1/E6 - No Place Like Home'. As the end of their expedition draws near, salmon and bear activity begins to decline, but that doesn't mean that there aren't some bears still lingering around the area.

The sloth bear is the oddest and wildest looking of all bears. He was made famous as Baloo in The Jungle Book and yet remains poorly known and rarely seen.

'S1/E1 - Sinking Cities'. Tectonic plates are dropping, vast water boreholes are extracting water from tablelands sitting under major cities in the region.

'S1/E2 - Extreme Weather. Powerful Tsunamis.'. Climate change impacts oceans and generates greater storm intensity, creating risks for coastal infrastructure, including shipping ports across Asia.

'S1/E3 - Urban Oceans. Super Corals.'. In this episode we travel by boat to St John's Island, to visit an oceans research institute.

'S1/E4 - Sea Level Rise and Engineering Solutions'. We explore why southeast Asia will be the hardest hit in the world from melting poles both north and south, due to the earth's rotation and gravitational pull explained using CGI.

'S1/E2 - Mountains Of The Gods'. The man who saved the last colony of Guizhou golden monkeys is getting old. He must pass responsibility on to the next in line.

'S1/E3 - Under The Volcano'. Nature has created rare beauty here on Kyushu, one of the islands of Japan, but within recent memory, in 1991, there was a devastating volcanic eruption.

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/E6 - Restore'. Patrick explores whether animals like mysterious squid or decorative spiders could help us restore the impact we have on the planet.

Loveable, aggressive, and full of mischief, our distant cousins have much in common with us. Swinging through our primate family tree quickly reveals the diversity.

'S1/E3 - Under The Volcano'. Nature has created rare beauty here on Kyushu, one of the islands of Japan, but within recent memory, in 1991, there was a devastating volcanic eruption.

'S1/E4 - Paradise Found'. One of the worlds most diverse reef systems off the coast of Borneo has just become protected, Tun Sakaran Marine Park.

A medical blog and website dedicated to providing online emergency medicine and critical care insights and education for all.

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/E3 - Urban Oceans. Super Corals.'. In this episode we travel by boat to St John's Island, to visit an oceans research institute.

'S1/E4 - Sea Level Rise and Engineering Solutions'. We explore why southeast Asia will be the hardest hit in the world from melting poles both north and south, due to the earth's rotation and gravitational pull explained using CGI.

Loveable, aggressive, and full of mischief, our distant cousins have much in common with us. Swinging through our primate family tree quickly reveals the diversity.

'S1/E3 - Under The Volcano'. Nature has created rare beauty here on Kyushu, one of the islands of Japan, but within recent memory, in 1991, there was a devastating volcanic eruption.

'S1/E4 - Paradise Found'. One of the worlds most diverse reef systems off the coast of Borneo has just become protected, Tun Sakaran Marine Park.

A medical blog and website dedicated to providing online emergency medicine and critical care insights and education for all.

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/E3 - Urban Oceans. Super Corals.'. In this episode we travel by boat to St John's Island, to visit an oceans research institute.

'S1/E4 - Sea Level Rise and Engineering Solutions'. We explore why southeast Asia will be the hardest hit in the world from melting poles both north and south, due to the earth's rotation and gravitational pull explained using CGI.

'S3/E10 - Carthage: Rome's Rival'. Queen Dido founds the city of Carthage. Carthage dominates the Western Mediterranean until the 3rd century BC, she finds herself opposed to the Roman Republic.

'S3/E11 - Miners: Fodder Of The Industrial Revolution'. University of Glasgow, England, 1763. A young engineer tries, in vain, to fix a steam engine before finally understanding what is wrong with it.

'S1/E3 - The Industrial Revolution And Modern Warfare'. The Industrial Revolution and the rise of modern warfare have roots in the depths of time-in the natural process that enriches the soil.

An artistic, spiritual adventure to the Vatican heritage site, where religion, politics, arts and science meet - and new, untold secrets are revealed.

Gaudi left us a spectacular work. And an unfinished creation: the Sagrada Familia. A huge, senseless cathedral project.

Discover how the Normans turned conquest into culture, transforming Sicily into a diverse, enlightened kingdom in the heart of the medieval world.

'S3/E8 - Apartheid: The Spiral of Fear'. August 5, 1962, South Africa. After several months on the run, the Black leader Nelson Mandela is arrested by the South African police and incarcerated on Robben Island.

'S3/E9 - Augustus: Emperor Of The Republic'. At the end of a succession of civil wars which have weakened the Roman Republic, Caesar proclaims himself dictator for life.

'S3/E10 - Carthage: Rome's Rival'. Queen Dido founds the city of Carthage. Carthage dominates the Western Mediterranean until the 3rd century BC, she finds herself opposed to the Roman Republic.

'S3/E11 - Miners: Fodder Of The Industrial Revolution'. University of Glasgow, England, 1763. A young engineer tries, in vain, to fix a steam engine before finally understanding what is wrong with it.

'S3/E12 - Encyclopedia: Dare To Know'. July 31, 1784, Paris. Denis Diderot has just passed away and with him, the memory of the biggest editorial epic of the Age of Enlightenment.

'S3/E13'. Since the end of the 19th century, Indochina has been a flourishing colony, the gem of the French Empire. However, the Second World War turns everything upside down.

An artistic, spiritual adventure to the Vatican heritage site, where religion, politics, arts and science meet - and new, untold secrets are revealed.

'Pompeii: Buried Secrets of the Villa Giuliana'. Italian archaeologists at Pompeii have uncovered a modern city street-with 'fast food' taverns-and a chariot that some call the 'Lamborghini of the ancient world'.

An artistic, spiritual adventure to the Vatican heritage site, where religion, politics, arts and science meet - and new, untold secrets are revealed.

Gaudi left us a spectacular work. And an unfinished creation: the Sagrada Familia. A huge, senseless cathedral project.

'S1/E57 - Peru's Mysterious Cloud Warriors'. Archaeologists and geneticists are uncovering surprising details about one of the most mysterious civilizations in Pre-Incan South America.

'S1/E63 - First Human Link'. Sixty-five million years ago, a vast space rock slammed into the earth, creating the equivalent of nuclear winter, killing all dinosaurs.

'S1/E65 - Egypt's Lost City'. Nearly a century after the discovery of King Tut's tomb, archaeologists uncover the lost city of Luxor, revealing new details about life in the Golden Era of ancient Egypt.

'S1/E36 - Last American Slave Ship'. The final ship to bring slaves to the United States has been hidden in the swamps of Mobile, Alabama for generations.

'Pompeii: Buried Secrets of the Villa Giuliana'. Italian archaeologists at Pompeii have uncovered a modern city street-with 'fast food' taverns-and a chariot that some call the 'Lamborghini of the ancient world'.

'S1/E1 - Marks Of Time'. Two thousand years after it was built, the Colosseum is in dire need of repair.

The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci is one of the most famous paintings in the world. Her real name according to art history is 'La Gioconda'.

In Southern France, a decorated cave lies 35 meters below sea level. Follow experts as they construct a cave replica to preserve its 30,000-year-old paintings.

'S3/E12 - Encyclopedia: Dare To Know'. July 31, 1784, Paris. Denis Diderot has just passed away and with him, the memory of the biggest editorial epic of the Age of Enlightenment.

'S3/E13'. Since the end of the 19th century, Indochina has been a flourishing colony, the gem of the French Empire. However, the Second World War turns everything upside down.

'S1/E57 - Peru's Mysterious Cloud Warriors'. Archaeologists and geneticists are uncovering surprising details about one of the most mysterious civilizations in Pre-Incan South America.

'S1/E63 - First Human Link'. Sixty-five million years ago, a vast space rock slammed into the earth, creating the equivalent of nuclear winter, killing all dinosaurs.

'S1/E65 - Egypt's Lost City'. Nearly a century after the discovery of King Tut's tomb, archaeologists uncover the lost city of Luxor, revealing new details about life in the Golden Era of ancient Egypt.

'S1/E36 - Last American Slave Ship'. The final ship to bring slaves to the United States has been hidden in the swamps of Mobile, Alabama for generations.

'Pompeii: Buried Secrets of the Villa Giuliana'. Italian archaeologists at Pompeii have uncovered a modern city street-with 'fast food' taverns-and a chariot that some call the 'Lamborghini of the ancient world'.

'S1/E1 - Marks Of Time'. Two thousand years after it was built, the Colosseum is in dire need of repair.

The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci is one of the most famous paintings in the world. Her real name according to art history is 'La Gioconda'.

In Southern France, a decorated cave lies 35 meters below sea level. Follow experts as they construct a cave replica to preserve its 30,000-year-old paintings.

'S3/E12 - Encyclopedia: Dare To Know'. July 31, 1784, Paris. Denis Diderot has just passed away and with him, the memory of the biggest editorial epic of the Age of Enlightenment.

'S3/E13'. Since the end of the 19th century, Indochina has been a flourishing colony, the gem of the French Empire. However, the Second World War turns everything upside down.

'S1/E3 - BARCODE | How The Barcode Shaped Our Modern Economy'. Barcodes have radically changed global commerce, helping fuel the rise of everything from massive companies like Walmart to world powers like China.

'S1/E4 - FLORIDA | How Real Estate Rogues Invented Florida As We Know It'. Florida wasn't always the Sunshine State. In the 1920s, an army of real estate boosters set out to redefine Florida.

'Hot Roads The World's Most Dangerous Roads. S2/E4 - The Philippine Serpentines'. The Halsema Highway, situated on the island Luzon, leads right through the Philippine jungle with its frequent fog and heavy rainfalls.

'Hot Roads The World's Most Dangerous Roads. S2/E5 - The Canadian Ice Roads'. The Canadian ice roads exist for a few months in the winter when the ice is thick enough.

'S1/E2 - Community'. Dive into the communities that add to the diverse world of esports.

'S1/E1 - Glory'. FaZe Clan INTZ and Gen.G are lining up for major events, and they're hoping to claim esports glory. The prize for winning can be huge, but so is the personal sacrifice.

'S1/E1 - LIKE BUTTON | The Unintended Consequences of the Facebook Like Button'. When first presented with the like button (then dubbed 'the awesome button') Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had a simple response: 'No.'

'S1/E2 - CUBICLE | How the Cubicle Became Universally Hated'. A futuristic designer, Robert Propst, dreamed up 'The Action Office' as a workplace utopia that would unleash the modern knowledge worker's vast untapped potential.

'S1/E3 - BARCODE | How The Barcode Shaped Our Modern Economy'. Barcodes have radically changed global commerce, helping fuel the rise of everything from massive companies like Walmart to world powers like China.

'S1/E4 - FLORIDA | How Real Estate Rogues Invented Florida As We Know It'. Florida wasn't always the Sunshine State. In the 1920s, an army of real estate boosters set out to redefine Florida.

'S1/E5 - MAUVE | The Fake Color That Made Our Modern World'. In 1856, a chemistry student accidentally created a strange substance with a rich purple hue - the world's first synthetic dye.

'S1/E6 - VANILLA | The Bean That Shaped the Future of Food'. In 1841 on the small island of Réunion, a 12-year-old slave did something no one had done before, artificially pollinating the vanilla plant.

'Hot Roads The World's Most Dangerous Roads. S2/E5 - The Canadian Ice Roads'. The Canadian ice roads exist for a few months in the winter when the ice is thick enough.

'S1/E1 - Smartphone Wars'. The battle for raw materials, microchips and market share has made the smartphone globalizations signature product.

'S1/E3 - Toxic'. The life of an esports star isn't always perfect and fanbases can turn toxic. Meet the individuals who are battling the haters and the burnouts.

'S1/E2 - Community'. Dive into the communities that add to the diverse world of esports.

'S1/E7 - WIFI | The Hollywood Actress Who Laid the Groundwork For Wi-Fi'. Actress Hedy Lamarr, 'the world's most beautiful woman,' had a knack for inventing during WWII devising technology to aid the Allies.

'S1/E8 - STREAMING | The Invention That Revolutionized Streaming Video'. The early days of online video were plagued by low resolution, stamp-sized video, and unbearable buffering times.

'S1/E1 - Smartphone Wars'. The battle for raw materials, microchips and market share has made the smartphone globalizations signature product.

'S1/E2 - New World Order'. Globalization has changed our planet. We are all connected and competing for the same resources. Can we adapt and find happiness in this brave new world?

'S1/E4 - Rockstars'. Gaming franchises like FaZe Clan and San Francisco Shock have their eyes on the future of esports aiming to win matches and create a cultural movement.

'S1/E3 - Toxic'. The life of an esports star isn't always perfect and fanbases can turn toxic. Meet the individuals who are battling the haters and the burnouts.

'S1/E5 - MAUVE | The Fake Color That Made Our Modern World'. In 1856, a chemistry student accidentally created a strange substance with a rich purple hue - the world's first synthetic dye.

'S1/E6 - VANILLA | The Bean That Shaped the Future of Food'. In 1841 on the small island of Réunion, a 12-year-old slave did something no one had done before, artificially pollinating the vanilla plant.