History

On November 22, 1963, President John F Kennedy is assassinated, shaking the nation to its core; while an initial suspect is captured, many believe there's more to the story; investigators and amateur sleuths alike have been searching for answers.

It's the only unsolved air piracy case in history; in 1971, a man hijacks a Northwest Orient Airlines flight, demanding four parachutes and $200,000; he jumps out of the plane with the money and is never seen again.

Radar's departure leaves everyone depressed.

Father Mulcahy becomes the object of a young nurse's affections.

A sweet opportunity pushes Justin to re-evaluate his place on the salvage team. At a century-old theatre that has been empty for over a decade, Ted uncovers a treasure trove of World War I artefacts, including a vintage compass and bayonet.

Mike restores a 1971 Super Bee, struggles to sell cars, and hunts for a new place to live.

Tension grows among the team as they try to fill the trailer with pre-war vehicles across railway ghost towns.

A sweet opportunity pushes Justin to re-evaluate his place on the salvage team. At a century-old theatre that has been empty for over a decade, Ted uncovers a treasure trove of World War I artefacts, including a vintage compass and bayonet.

Mike restores a 1971 Super Bee, struggles to sell cars, and hunts for a new place to live.

A traveler must make a difficult decision; a bus passenger is busted with bud in her bag.

Officers find cocaine inside a Caribbean cocktail; officers sift through packages of pills.

When Klinger tries to help a South Korean girl financially, her mother misunderstands his motives.

Charles is sure he had a great time in Tokyo, if he could only remember what he did.

History is full of miracle cures, far-fetched products, and astonishing feats, but not all of them are legitimate. A miracle snake oil that cures all? A piece of the Brooklyn Bridge for sale? A marathon-winner who crosses the finish line without hardly breaking a sweat? These are the stories of some of history's most spectacular cons, each deception more unbelievable than the last.

Age-old mysterious ruins stand as silent sentinels from the past, with their true history seemingly erased by time; modern archaeology attempts to unravel the enigma of how and why the ancient structures were built.

An exploration of the world's most fascinating, strange and inexplicable mysteries; compelling contributions from scientists, historians, and witnesses.

Some see monsters as constructions of pure fantasy, made to entertain us or simply teach us moral lessons about the world around us. But some encounters may be more real- and terrifying- than local legends might suggest.

When Klinger tries to help a South Korean girl financially, her mother misunderstands his motives.

Charles is sure he had a great time in Tokyo, if he could only remember what he did.

History is full of miracle cures, far-fetched products, and astonishing feats, but not all of them are legitimate. A miracle snake oil that cures all? A piece of the Brooklyn Bridge for sale? A marathon-winner who crosses the finish line without hardly breaking a sweat? These are the stories of some of history's most spectacular cons, each deception more unbelievable than the last.

Did a UFO in Texas streak across the sky during a solar eclipse? Is a giant creature making waves in a Canadian river? Could a mysterious metal sphere found in the woods actually be alien technology? Tony Harris and his team look at the evidence.

Some see monsters as constructions of pure fantasy, made to entertain us or simply teach us moral lessons about the world around us. But some encounters may be more real- and terrifying- than local legends might suggest.

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.

From a piece of the International Space Station crashing into a Florida home, to the first chimpanzee blasted into space, to a mind-bending timeslip experienced by two women in Versailles--this episode dives into the unbelievable stories that challenge what we think we know about our place in the universe.

History is full of miracle cures, far-fetched products, and astonishing feats, but not all of them are legitimate. A miracle snake oil that cures all? A piece of the Brooklyn Bridge for sale? A marathon-winner who crosses the finish line without hardly breaking a sweat? These are the stories of some of history's most spectacular cons, each deception more unbelievable than the last.

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.