History

Andy gets to work on an odd kit car that's part VW bug, part DeLorean and part motorcycle; Dale builds a custom Harley for a customer looking to connect to his past.

Steve works on a Roller Skate Car from the 70s; Dale helps restore a rare 1929 Harley Davidson JDH; Bodie tries to fix a 1930s Penny Scale for a local soda shop.

Three United Nations delegates visit: a physician who is similar to Charles, an Army officer who teaches yoga and a Swede who catches Margaret's attention.

Charles refuses to solve his annoying snoring problem; Potter's son-in-law visits with some shocking news.

When a bear charges a group of remote researchers, a Conservation Officer deals with the potentially life-threatening situation, and Ray takes on a challenging recovery that bested two tow companies before him.

Kevin has grand plans to use his million-dollar savings to finish incomplete projects and expand his business, but the weather and his rickety boats aren't cooperating; Sarah isn't on board with his new plan.

Beat and Sam are invited to a paint ball battle; Peter rebuilds a barn for a friend.

When a bear charges a group of remote researchers, a Conservation Officer deals with the potentially life-threatening situation, and Ray takes on a challenging recovery that bested two tow companies before him.

Kevin has grand plans to use his million-dollar savings to finish incomplete projects and expand his business, but the weather and his rickety boats aren't cooperating; Sarah isn't on board with his new plan.

Officers stop a father and son packing loads of ammo, but can't find the gun. Meanwhile, the Vessel Search Unit find a suspect sailor on a US tug.

A young man's lies could keep him from his fiancée, while the discovery of a gold bar and lots of cash spell trouble for another traveler.

A gruff general visits his severely injured son and faces the harsh realities of military life when the young man dies.

An old and dear friend of Col. Potter's arrives with injuries sustained in a careless accident.

Imagine a man floating through the sky by dozens of balloons or a circus only visible via magnifying glass; these are the tales of history's most unbelievable, strange and completely unexpected spectacles.

A look at what is to be learned from people who evade death, including those who can survive a plane crash in a remote jungle, nearly freeze to death in the wheel well of a trans-Atlantic flight, or are struck by lightning multiple times.

Looking at what else could be uncovered from ancient sites.

The idea that a handful of shadowy organizations control world events has been around for centuries. Today, the Mafia, Skull & Bones, and the Freemasons are just a few of the mysterious groups said to meet behind closed doors, keeping dangerous secrets. What are the codes and rituals that define their beliefs? And is it possible that secret societies not only shaped the events that defined the 20

A gruff general visits his severely injured son and faces the harsh realities of military life when the young man dies.

An old and dear friend of Col. Potter's arrives with injuries sustained in a careless accident.

Imagine a man floating through the sky by dozens of balloons or a circus only visible via magnifying glass; these are the tales of history's most unbelievable, strange and completely unexpected spectacles.

Could a pulsating light seen over Cuba be a UFO? A creature is seen swimming in a New York lake. Is there an American "Loch Ness" Monster? Have gelatinous alien eggs been found underwater by divers? A hospital wheelchair moves on its own. Is it possessed by a ghost? Tony Harris and his team of experts examine the evidence to find the answers.

The idea that a handful of shadowy organizations control world events has been around for centuries. Today, the Mafia, Skull & Bones, and the Freemasons are just a few of the mysterious groups said to meet behind closed doors, keeping dangerous secrets. What are the codes and rituals that define their beliefs? And is it possible that secret societies not only shaped the events that defined the 20

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.

History is riddled with discoveries, from gold, to lost treasures, to scientific findings; some discoveries are anything but ordinary; like severed feet on a beach, or finding evidence of a tiny otherworldly creature; each is weirder than the last.

Imagine a man floating through the sky by dozens of balloons or a circus only visible via magnifying glass; these are the tales of history's most unbelievable, strange and completely unexpected spectacles.

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.