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A celebration of the horse, the animal that helped mankind change the world; the thoroughbred racing industry in Kentucky; how a Minnesota logging company uses real horsepower; a Colorado program pairs horses and prison inmates.

Examining 8,000 horsepower dragsters and hydroplanes with top speeds of 200 miles per hour and a cargo ship propelled by one of the most powerful diesel engines on Earth.

Chrome hot rod; the Chrome Shop Mafia adds bling to truckers' big rigs in Missouri; Illinois' Arlington Plating Co. adds luster to auto parts; how Harley-Davidson puts chrome to work as both a decorative and protective feature of motorcycles.

Adrenaline runs high when Adam Richman visits the factory where Yamaha makes ATVs, WaveRunners and more; an inside look at a company built to get people sky-high in paramotors; amusement park Diggerland USA; mech-suits; submarine built for two.

The story of the construction of America's national highway system, from its beginnings in 1912, which it was conceived by auto and headlight tycoons, to its completion in 1984, when the last stoplight was removed and buried.

To see how people, products, and more move around America, Adam Richman explores how a legendary long-hauler meticulously custom-builds each truck at Daimler.

The Overseas Highway links mainland Florida with the Florida Keys, and contains 51 bridges, including the Seven-Mile Bridge; a 175-million refurbishment that ended in 1982 resulted in today's remarkable Overseas Highway.

Americans visit car washes two million times per day at an annual cost of $25 billion; how car washes are built to clean, ranging from tunnel systems to in-bay automatics; visiting the biggest car wash facility in the United States.

A hunt for an incredible stockpile of lost gold, a lost weapon that could have changed the outcome of the war, and one treasure so valuable, it's been called the missing 8th wonder of the world.

Zach charts a journey to determine whether time travel is possible; he meets a man who claims to have traveled back in time due to a secret government program; a group of people living in Liverpool known as time slippers.

Zach tackles the ultimate existential question as he explores what happens when we die and whether we can have life after death; he meets with a Texas man who actually died and came back to life after a horrific kayaking accident.

To find out when the world will end, researchers search for answers in two ancient civilizations that mysteriously vanished, and explore the final doomsday prophecy of the famed Nostradamus.

Zach explores the dark world of psychological mind control; he meets with a victim who was surgically implanted with an electronic harassment device in his head and neck, proving that this is a very real and terrifying phenomenon.

Zach wants to understand how one can be Superhuman; he meets a man who bent the metal frame of a car door with his bare hands in a moment of crisis; a Shaolin warrior monk who shows Zach some of the secrets to his training.

We're on the hunt for two of the most famed and valuable treasures from the Bible, King Solomon's Mines and the Ark of the Covenant; do they exist?

Zach visits a Florida man whose brother was killed when their family home was literally swallowed whole by the Earth as well as a series of sinkholes that are forming a series of caves right below the houses of a quaint suburban neighborhood.

A hunt for an incredible stockpile of lost gold, a lost weapon that could have changed the outcome of the war, and one treasure so valuable, it's been called the missing 8th wonder of the world.

Zach charts a journey to determine whether time travel is possible; he meets a man who claims to have traveled back in time due to a secret government program; a group of people living in Liverpool known as time slippers.

Zach tackles the ultimate existential question as he explores what happens when we die and whether we can have life after death; he meets with a Texas man who actually died and came back to life after a horrific kayaking accident.

To find out when the world will end, researchers search for answers in two ancient civilizations that mysteriously vanished, and explore the final doomsday prophecy of the famed Nostradamus.

Zach explores the dark world of psychological mind control; he meets with a victim who was surgically implanted with an electronic harassment device in his head and neck, proving that this is a very real and terrifying phenomenon.

Zach wants to understand how one can be Superhuman; he meets a man who bent the metal frame of a car door with his bare hands in a moment of crisis; a Shaolin warrior monk who shows Zach some of the secrets to his training.

We're on the hunt for two of the most famed and valuable treasures from the Bible, King Solomon's Mines and the Ark of the Covenant; do they exist?

Zach visits a Florida man whose brother was killed when their family home was literally swallowed whole by the Earth as well as a series of sinkholes that are forming a series of caves right below the houses of a quaint suburban neighborhood.

A hunt for an incredible stockpile of lost gold, a lost weapon that could have changed the outcome of the war, and one treasure so valuable, it's been called the missing 8th wonder of the world.

Zach charts a journey to determine whether time travel is possible; he meets a man who claims to have traveled back in time due to a secret government program; a group of people living in Liverpool known as time slippers.

Zach tackles the ultimate existential question as he explores what happens when we die and whether we can have life after death; he meets with a Texas man who actually died and came back to life after a horrific kayaking accident.

To find out when the world will end, researchers search for answers in two ancient civilizations that mysteriously vanished, and explore the final doomsday prophecy of the famed Nostradamus.

Zach explores the dark world of psychological mind control; he meets with a victim who was surgically implanted with an electronic harassment device in his head and neck, proving that this is a very real and terrifying phenomenon.

Zach wants to understand how one can be Superhuman; he meets a man who bent the metal frame of a car door with his bare hands in a moment of crisis; a Shaolin warrior monk who shows Zach some of the secrets to his training.

Spending, saving, donating and investing; avoiding compulsive shopping; creating a financial diary to track spending.

Teaching financial education and entrepreneurship to a preteen audience; sketch comedy and young actors help explain basic economic concepts.

Featuring actual cases of missing individuals, both adult and juvenile, from across the United States; includes tips and information to keep children safe.

Featuring actual cases of missing individuals, both adult and juvenile, from across the United States; includes tips and information to keep children safe.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

World War I flying ace Billy Mitchell takes on the military establishment.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

Gen. George Patton's flamboyance stirs controversy; his strategy, admiration.

James Doolittle wins the Medal of Honor for his aviation heroics in World War II.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

MacArthur vows to return after his forces are crushed in the Philippines.

Joan of Arc, at 17, dons a suit of armor and rides off to war.

In his victory over the British frigate Serapis, American hero John Paul Jones turned certain defeat into victory.

The story of Confederate leader Gen. Thomas Jonathan Jackson, also known as "Stonewall" Jackson, is recounted.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

World War I flying ace Billy Mitchell takes on the military establishment.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

Gen. George Patton's flamboyance stirs controversy; his strategy, admiration.

James Doolittle wins the Medal of Honor for his aviation heroics in World War II.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

MacArthur vows to return after his forces are crushed in the Philippines.

Joan of Arc, at 17, dons a suit of armor and rides off to war.

In his victory over the British frigate Serapis, American hero John Paul Jones turned certain defeat into victory.

The story of Confederate leader Gen. Thomas Jonathan Jackson, also known as "Stonewall" Jackson, is recounted.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

World War I flying ace Billy Mitchell takes on the military establishment.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

Gen. George Patton's flamboyance stirs controversy; his strategy, admiration.

James Doolittle wins the Medal of Honor for his aviation heroics in World War II.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

MacArthur vows to return after his forces are crushed in the Philippines.

The USS Monitor, the Civil War's most advanced warship, is recovered piece by piece from its grave 16 miles off the coast of Cape Hatteras, N.C.

Exploring Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain's actions in defense of Gettysburg, Pa.

Profiling Jennie Wade, the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg; a stray bullet claims her life on July 3, 1863, the final day of battle.

Raised in the ghetto, he (LeVar Burton) serves time for robbery and then tries out for the Detroit Tigers.

A profile of the golfer (Khalil Kain) examines his private life and struggles with racism and cultural identity.

Liverpool legends Graeme Souness and Kenny Dalglish stroll down memory lane to reminisce about their former teammates and their triumphant days when the Reds reigned supreme in Europe.

Young Tillie Pierce nurses the wounded during the Civil War.

Profiling the Union officers who fought and won the battle of Gettysburg.

Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee gambles both his troops and the future of the Confederacy itself on the conflict at Gettysburg, Pa.

Profiling author Michael Shaara, winner of the 1975 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for "The Killer Angels," his novel about the Battle of Gettysburg.

The USS Monitor, the Civil War's most advanced warship, is recovered piece by piece from its grave 16 miles off the coast of Cape Hatteras, N.C.

Exploring Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain's actions in defense of Gettysburg, Pa.

Profiling Jennie Wade, the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg; a stray bullet claims her life on July 3, 1863, the final day of battle.

Young Tillie Pierce nurses the wounded during the Civil War.

Profiling the Union officers who fought and won the battle of Gettysburg.

Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee gambles both his troops and the future of the Confederacy itself on the conflict at Gettysburg, Pa.

Profiling author Michael Shaara, winner of the 1975 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for "The Killer Angels," his novel about the Battle of Gettysburg.

Exploring Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain's actions in defense of Gettysburg, Pa.

Steel's advantages as material; the secret that makes 3,500 kinds of steel possible; steel's applications in law enforcement, music and art.

Disposing of garbage; following New York City trash to its final destination in a landfill; swirling vortex of trash in the Pacific Ocean; recycling; energy conversion; host: Daniel Wilson.

Some scientists believe sneakers might represent the next step in human evolution; biomechanical engineers perfect new designs; global industry.

Tracing the history of power tools; power tools that can slice mountains; developments in nanotechnology.

In this dramatization of real events, residents of San Francisco are left reeling after an earthquake rocks the city in 1989, leaving tremendous devastation in its wake. City officials, cops and firemen scramble to rein in the post-quake chaos, while average citizens, like Nick (Nicholas Zaninovich), fend for their lives among the ruins. One particularly pressing matter -- a collapsing parking gar

Patients and staff (JoBeth Williams, Rick Schroder) band together for survival when a monstrous storm besieges a Texas hospital.

Firefighters try to rescue people (Peter Scolari, Lisa Hartman) from a burning 62-story skyscraper in 1988 Los Angeles.

The history of tattoos; how tattoos are designed and applied; surprising tattoo applications in law enforcement, mobile digital technology and medicine.

Host Daniel H. Wilson uncovers the physics, biology and technology behind skydiving; military, firefighting and law enforcement applications of skydiving; why free falling is so thrilling physiologically.

Tracing the history of guns; gun technology found in everyday objects; urine is a key ingredient in gunpowder; the future of ammunition.

Host Daniel H. Wilson, who has more than a decade of experience studying artificial intelligence which can create smart houses, explores the world of robots.

Steel's advantages as material; the secret that makes 3,500 kinds of steel possible; steel's applications in law enforcement, music and art.

Disposing of garbage; following New York City trash to its final destination in a landfill; swirling vortex of trash in the Pacific Ocean; recycling; energy conversion; host: Daniel Wilson.

Some scientists believe sneakers might represent the next step in human evolution; biomechanical engineers perfect new designs; global industry.

Tracing the history of power tools; power tools that can slice mountains; developments in nanotechnology.

The history of tattoos; how tattoos are designed and applied; surprising tattoo applications in law enforcement, mobile digital technology and medicine.

Host Daniel H. Wilson uncovers the physics, biology and technology behind skydiving; military, firefighting and law enforcement applications of skydiving; why free falling is so thrilling physiologically.

Tracing the history of guns; gun technology found in everyday objects; urine is a key ingredient in gunpowder; the future of ammunition.

Host Daniel H. Wilson, who has more than a decade of experience studying artificial intelligence which can create smart houses, explores the world of robots.

Steel's advantages as material; the secret that makes 3,500 kinds of steel possible; steel's applications in law enforcement, music and art.

Disposing of garbage; following New York City trash to its final destination in a landfill; swirling vortex of trash in the Pacific Ocean; recycling; energy conversion; host: Daniel Wilson.

Herod's impressive projects leading up to his greatest masterpiece, Herod's Temple.

The city where Jesus lived and died. This city contains the magnificent Temple of Herod and in addition, webs of tunnels and aqueducts that were built to provide drinkable water to hundreds of thousands of travelers.

King Henry VIII.

The gambling towns, gold rushes and gunfights of the Wild West.

When the Nazis start to round up Jews in Germany, Otto Frank (Paul Scofield) seeks a way to protect his family, including his teenage daughter, Anne (Lisa Jacobs) ; he decides to hide his brood in the attic above his office. However, he will need the aid of his business assistant, Miep Gies (Mary Steenburgen). Despite the risks, Miep and her husband, Jan (Huub Stapel), with the help of other admir

This film depicts the true story of Pope John Paul II (Albert Finney). Long before becoming the first Polish pope, the young Karol Jozef Wojtyla (Michael Crompton) dabbles in acting, but ultimately opts to become a Roman Catholic priest. A compassionate man, he aids Polish Jews during World War II, and later is influential in ending communism in his native country. The movie portrays his rise thro

The construction of the "unsinkable" Titanic requires an army of workers and a purpose-built complex with special facilities in Belfast.

Hitler's grand vision of postwar Germany.

Secret bunkers beneath the streets of London protect British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and other leaders from German air raids during World War II.

The engineering of missile sites and nuclear facilities.

Herod's impressive projects leading up to his greatest masterpiece, Herod's Temple.

The city where Jesus lived and died. This city contains the magnificent Temple of Herod and in addition, webs of tunnels and aqueducts that were built to provide drinkable water to hundreds of thousands of travelers.

King Henry VIII.