History HD

Did a passenger film a UFO from a plane in the 1960s?; fishermen see a frightening smile in the depths of a river, what grinning Amazonian monster did they encounter?; is a legendary beast stalking the backwoods of Alabama?; a dead English aristocrat appears in a mysterious photo, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle believed it proves ghosts are real, should you?; Tony Harris and his team of experts analyze th

Learn about the wonderful world of Coin Collecting with your host Mike Mezack and get the opportunity to build your own collection with the best coin deals on TV!

Learn about the wonderful world of Coin Collecting with your host Mike Mezack and get the opportunity to build your own collection with the best coin deals on TV!

Danny can't part with a classic car; a homeowner calls the police on Danny and Horny Mike; Danny runs into a friend and his 1959 Corvette gasser; Mike and Shannon find a Cadillac owned by one of the Superfly builders; extended; includes new footage.

Danny attempts to create a muscle car from a 4-door sedan; a one of a kind couch made from the tail end of a Plymouth Roadrunner.

Kevin and the team get together to make something special for Danny; Danny runs into an old pal and his 1959 Corvette gasser.

Mike buys a Smart car and wants to trick it out at the shop; Danny's pal Shane wants to show Danny his new 1955 Chevy; a special project that will take Danny back to when he first got into cars.

Danny has plans for a 1972 Cutlass he hopes to flip; Roli looks for help from the guys to learn to do a burn-out; Danny examines a 1971 Torino whose owner can't seem to put a price on it.

Danny has bought a replacement for his beloved dune buggy, Sparkles; Mike talks Ryan into taking it for a quick joy ride that ends up anything but joyful; Danny visits a collection with a patriotic 1962 Corvette he falls in love with.

Danny gets a '62 Caddy which he hopes will be a huge flip; Ryan hatches a secret plan for the car behind Danny's back; Danny and Ryan visit a world-class dune buggy collection.

Danny attempts to get the derailed '62 Caddy project back on track; Ryan tries to make up for a mishap by finding a flip or two for the shop.

Danny plans to put the Count's Kustoms touch on a classic Harley Davidson; Danny finds a rare Mercury that he knows nothing about, but he loves it so much that he starts bidding anyway.

Danny and the team take on a 1967 Cadillac for a high-end client; musician Jeff Blando stops by the shop to get the finishing touch on a chopper that Danny built for him years ago; Ryan and Roli spot a Buick Skylark with a Hollywood history.

Glimpses into NASA's covert plan to blow up the moon with a nuclear warhead, the Soviet Union's cover-up of history's deadliest space disaster, and how U.S. attempts to put spies in orbit paved the way for the first space station.

Stalin's gruesome trials to create a hybrid human-ape super army; the eerie reason East Germany's Stasi collected the scents of dissidents in airtight jars; how the CIA uncovered a secret Soviet island devoted to developing deadly bioweapons.

From the CIA's decades-long pursuit of the perfect truth serum to the U.S. Army's secret PsyOps in Vietnam, mind games have long been at play among countries, its enemies and even its own citizens; every one a more alarming deception than the next.

Undercover smokescreens driven by daring agents in service of executing a greater purpose.

In the razor's-edge theater of global brinkmanship, the world has come closer to annihilation than most ever knew. A NATO war game once spooked the Soviets toward a potential nuclear strike, while a daring Cold War project produced a drone-bomber hybrid capable of carrying 16 nuclear weapons. From experimental war machines to the Presidential "Doomsday Plane" built to command America through apoca

David Duchovny exposes a clandestine nuclear blast set off deep below Mississippi soil, secret experiments conducted on citizens in the New York subway system, and a wartime bunker built to trap British spies underground during a Nazi invasion.

Step inside hidden areas where history was steered in secret, from Churchill's wartime bunker, complete with a direct line to FDR concealed inside his private bathroom, to a Soviet weapons base in the desert exposed only by a daring U-2 spy mission.

A French Resistance operative hides explosives in baguettes to cripple a Nazi factory, an American soldier parachutes behind enemy lines to destroy critical supply routes, and Ukrainian forces deploy AI-guided drones to strike a Russian bomber fleet. Across generations, David Duchovny takes us behind these covert operations propelled by the courage and calculation meant to alter the course of hist

Desperation breeds invention - and not all of it conventional. From a British scheme to launch airborne balloons against Nazi Germany, to American bats fitted with incendiary devices, to a covert effort to manipulate monsoon rains in Vietnam, newly unearthed documents reveal how far nations were willing to bend reality to their will. In the risky calculus of war, nothing is too strange to try.

When secrecy can be the key to survival, codebreaking becomes a battlefield of its own. A stranded American pilot in Vietnam is rescued through a code built around familiar golf courses, while Navajo Code Talkers transmit messages that help turn the tide in the Pacific during World War II. David Duchovny breaks down every breakthrough where a strategist turned language into leverage.

Behind official policy often stand unofficial actors. Discover the audacious operations of Red Cell, the covert Navy SEAL team that staged attacks on U.S. bases to expose deadly weaknesses; "The Shop," the CIA's clandestine cadre of expert thieves and lock pickers who stole secrets worldwide; and the Alamo Scouts, the elite World War II special forces whose exploits remained a hidden chapter of hi

When science meets national security, the results can be staggering; the secretive flights of Project Argus, that sent nuclear warheads into space to test whether radiation could cripple Soviet weapons, while Operation LAC covertly released chemical agents over American communities to simulate biological warfare; inside Stalin's secretive laboratory, even human waste became intelligence, analyzed

Desperation breeds invention - and not all of it conventional. From a British scheme to launch airborne balloons against Nazi Germany, to American bats fitted with incendiary devices, to a covert effort to manipulate monsoon rains in Vietnam, newly unearthed documents reveal how far nations were willing to bend reality to their will. In the risky calculus of war, nothing is too strange to try.