History

Pablo Escobar, the narco-trafficker who single-handedly supplied most of America's cocaine in the 1980s, had billions of dollars in cash; by the time he was gunned down in 1993, it's believed he was worth over $50 billion in today's money.

The Navy SEAL is forged in pain: intense training that transforms him into a fighting force capable of operating in any environment, from sea to land to air; originating during World War II and further honed in the Vietnam War, the SEAL develops cutting-edge tactics in special operations, making him a highly skilled and adaptable fighter.

New revelations are made about the sand and stone road in the swamp as a discovery in the Money Pit suggests that answers to the Oak Island mystery may be found over 2000 miles away.

Bruce Lee was a seemingly invincible icon and the closest thing that we had to a real-life superhero. His athleticism and drive would change martial arts for the rest of time. But when he is found dead at his peak at the age of 32, many don't believe the coroner's assessment. So, what-or who-killed Bruce Lee?

Could the sacred encounters that shaped millennia of faith-and the warnings delivered by modern contactees-be part of the same phenomenon: misunderstood interactions with advanced beings from beyond our world?

Bruce Lee was a seemingly invincible icon and the closest thing that we had to a real-life superhero. His athleticism and drive would change martial arts for the rest of time. But when he is found dead at his peak at the age of 32, many don't believe the coroner's assessment. So, what-or who-killed Bruce Lee?

In every corner of the world, archaeologists have found strange, elongated skulls; did our ancestors modify the shape of their skulls to resemble extraterrestrial visitors?; and might it even be possible that some of these skulls are of otherworldly origin?

For centuries, humans have pondered a profound question: Are we alone in the universe?

Pablo Escobar, the narco-trafficker who single-handedly supplied most of America's cocaine in the 1980s, had billions of dollars in cash; by the time he was gunned down in 1993, it's believed he was worth over $50 billion in today's money.

New Year's Day 1951: a year in the life of the 4077th.

Brokenhearted Klinger loses his wife for the second time.

Big Donny dispatches his entire crew to a challenging roadside crash recovery, but things go sideways when Craig is missing-in-action on the job. Angela struggles when she's sidelined after her truck breaks down on a hotshot mission.

JF begins restoring a 1928 Model A Roadster, while Avery takes on a 1941 military vehicle and these antique machines are full of challenges; Mike chases redemption at the races.

Delivery trucks arrive to a build out of order; Bryan Jr. remodels a local bar for a friend; Peter must be innovative to solve a problem.

Big Donny dispatches his entire crew to a challenging roadside crash recovery, but things go sideways when Craig is missing-in-action on the job. Angela struggles when she's sidelined after her truck breaks down on a hotshot mission.

JF begins restoring a 1928 Model A Roadster, while Avery takes on a 1941 military vehicle and these antique machines are full of challenges; Mike chases redemption at the races.

CBP has beef with a traveler when they discover undeclared meat in his fiancé's luggage.

In Buffalo, officers search the vehicle of an American permanent resident; CBP are perplexed by a batch of ceramic pastries.

Maj. Charles Winchester assumes command of the 4077th.

With a bottle of wine, Hawkeye goes looking for romance.

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.

Are UFOs behind bizarre scorch marks found in a farmer's field?; could a massive creature be lurking in a Turkish lake?; s there a superhuman that can withstand heat of nearly six thousand degrees?

A photograph of a UFO hovering over Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico; a cabin built in a supposedly anomalous spot that defies gravity in the Redwood Forests; the origin of frightening howls recorded in Witset, British Columbia.

Why are the historic McMinnville photos, captured nearly 75 years ago, still considered to be credible and compelling proof for the existence of UFOs?; did a camera capture signs of paranormal activity in an office?; can this elephant speak Korean?

Maj. Charles Winchester assumes command of the 4077th.

With a bottle of wine, Hawkeye goes looking for romance.

Are UFOs behind bizarre scorch marks found in a farmer's field?; could a massive creature be lurking in a Turkish lake?; s there a superhuman that can withstand heat of nearly six thousand degrees?

Bruce Lee was a seemingly invincible icon and the closest thing that we had to a real-life superhero. His athleticism and drive would change martial arts for the rest of time. But when he is found dead at his peak at the age of 32, many don't believe the coroner's assessment. So, what-or who-killed Bruce Lee?

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.

Is a famous volcano in Mexico actually home to a UFO base? Could a strange sound captured underwater in Loch Ness be the heartbeat of the legendary monster? Did a group of snowmobilers find the remains of an alien in the Canadian wilderness? Tony Harris and his team of experts dive into these claims to find the truth.

History's biggest discoveries aren't always its best. A diamond heist that unravels in a ditch, a colossal burning crater dubbed the "Gateway to Hell," and an island dominated by venomous vipers prove that when finds go big, they can also go very bad.

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.

Is a famous volcano in Mexico actually home to a UFO base? Could a strange sound captured underwater in Loch Ness be the heartbeat of the legendary monster? Did a group of snowmobilers find the remains of an alien in the Canadian wilderness? Tony Harris and his team of experts dive into these claims to find the truth.

History's biggest discoveries aren't always its best. A diamond heist that unravels in a ditch, a colossal burning crater dubbed the "Gateway to Hell," and an island dominated by venomous vipers prove that when finds go big, they can also go very bad.

Are UFOs behind bizarre scorch marks found in a farmer's field?; could a massive creature be lurking in a Turkish lake?; s there a superhuman that can withstand heat of nearly six thousand degrees?

A photograph of a UFO hovering over Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico; a cabin built in a supposedly anomalous spot that defies gravity in the Redwood Forests; the origin of frightening howls recorded in Witset, British Columbia.

Why are the historic McMinnville photos, captured nearly 75 years ago, still considered to be credible and compelling proof for the existence of UFOs?; did a camera capture signs of paranormal activity in an office?; can this elephant speak Korean?

Maj. Charles Winchester assumes command of the 4077th.

With a bottle of wine, Hawkeye goes looking for romance.

Dave and his daughter Alyssa struggle to recover a vintage ore cart from an abandoned copper mine; Angela struggles on what should be an easy job, and Dale goes on an epic hunt for furnace oil for Donny's shop.

Mike and Avery try to get an auctioneer to help them downsize their collections, but Avery scares him off; frame issues leave Mike's restoration of a Diamond T truck dead in the water.

Bryan Jr. takes his son to Missouri, hoping to assemble a house; Beat builds a Western-style saloon; Peter and Joel make a smelly bet.

Dave and his daughter Alyssa struggle to recover a vintage ore cart from an abandoned copper mine; Angela struggles on what should be an easy job, and Dale goes on an epic hunt for furnace oil for Donny's shop.

Mike and Avery try to get an auctioneer to help them downsize their collections, but Avery scares him off; frame issues leave Mike's restoration of a Diamond T truck dead in the water.

A family risks losing their stacks of cash; officers are on high alert after an American declares he is packing heat; CBP suspect a traveler is pulling a con job with his US work visa.

A CBP canine tracks a THC-toting traveler.

Klinger becomes a hero when an explosion rocks the operating room.

The 4077th suffers a long, sleepless night during a scorching heat wave.

From the sports arena to the circus ring and even to the silver screen, this episode dishes on the scene-stealing big-budget items connected to some of the greatest performers of all time.

Two rival rail companies, led by Charles Crocker of the Central Pacific and Thomas Durant of the Union Pacific, stop at nothing to best each other.

A little-known 19th-century French artist embarks on a 20-year odyssey to build the tallest statue in the world and erect it on U.S. soil.

France and America compete to build a path just 50 miles long that will connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans; it will cost 30,000 lives, $600 million dollars, and require overcoming many obstacles.

Klinger becomes a hero when an explosion rocks the operating room.

The 4077th suffers a long, sleepless night during a scorching heat wave.

From the sports arena to the circus ring and even to the silver screen, this episode dishes on the scene-stealing big-budget items connected to some of the greatest performers of all time.

History's biggest discoveries aren't always its best. A diamond heist that unravels in a ditch, a colossal burning crater dubbed the "Gateway to Hell," and an island dominated by venomous vipers prove that when finds go big, they can also go very bad.

The Navy SEAL is forged in pain: intense training that transforms him into a fighting force capable of operating in any environment, from sea to land to air; originating during World War II and further honed in the Vietnam War, the SEAL develops cutting-edge tactics in special operations, making him a highly skilled and adaptable fighter.

Two pizza juggernauts expand their empires as a new contender turns the fight into a three-way race to become America's big pizza chain; they push the limits with promotions, creations and inventive sides, only to discover a fourth chain charging onto the battlefield.

Remember when "everybody's doing it" was the reason enough to dive in headfirst?; from gravity-defying flagpole sitting and phone booth cramming, to pet skunks and goldfish gulpers, revealing the crazes that are sweeping the nation; these obsessions are risky and impossible to resist; it is a trip back to the fads that push the limits and make hazardous history must-see mayhem.

From the sports arena to the circus ring and even to the silver screen, this episode dishes on the scene-stealing big-budget items connected to some of the greatest performers of all time.

Two pizza juggernauts expand their empires as a new contender turns the fight into a three-way race to become America's big pizza chain; they push the limits with promotions, creations and inventive sides, only to discover a fourth chain charging onto the battlefield.