Curiosity Channel

'S1/E1 - The House Of Morgan'. In the mid 19th Century, JP Morgan comes to Wall Street, seeking to escape his father Junius' shadow and make a name for himself in American banking.

'S1/E19 - Genghis Khan'. GENGHIS KHAN - the myth and the man: find out if the greatest conqueror the world has ever seen is the world's greatest villain or a hero of history.

'S1/E20 - The Great Migration'. Exodus from Dixie: when 6 million African-Americans moved from the southern states of the U.S. to cities in the north and west, they will transform America as we know it.

'S1/E3 - Vauquois, Hill Of Death'. For three years the Germans and French blew each other up with massive explosions, using a maze of underground galleries and tunnels.

'S1/E2 - The Secret Of The Somme'. An exploration of newly discovered fortresses tells the story of the innovative German engineering that made defenses resistant to massive bombardments.

'S1/E6 - Fall of the Moguls'. The Warners' film 'The Jazz Singer' proves that 'talkies' are here to stay.

'S1/E3 - The Ice Is History'. Archaeologist Ben Timberlake explores how our history is emerging from the ice. From Arctic meteor craters, to an ancient massacre in Alaska, to a Soviet ghost town.

'S1/E3'. Baltic Sea divers salvage lost plastic ghost nets, which are deadly for sea creatures. Diver Erik is cautious around the Friedrich Engels wreck, which sank in 1973.

'S1/E4'. Baltic Sea and research divers try to capture unique images of harbour porpoises looking for food, and work to salvage a ship that has sunk deep into the harbour basin.

'S1/E3 - Sea Lions vs Orcas'. Here, on the beaches of Patagonia, as a sea lion pup learns to swim, predators are preparing an attack on him, one that will be fatal.

'S1/E4 - Dolphins and Gannets'. Cape Gannets are tough hunters flying over the coasts for their favourite prey: shoals of sardines, waiting for a surprising ally: dolphins.

'S1/E1 - Humpback Gang'. Every spring in Norway, whales use a clever hunting technique called 'bubble feeding' to catch large quantities of herring.

'S1/E2 - Orcas vs Humpback'. Marine biologists Eve Jourdain and Richard Kaoliussen have spent two years studying orcas in Norway that apply the carousel technique for hunting and feeding.

'S1/E1 - The Ice Is Alien'. Mars scientist Dr. Nina Lanza finds out how our ice is helping to answer everything from whether we're alone in the universe, to tracking down galaxy-eating black hole.

'S1/E6 - The Ice Is a Beast'. Atmospheric scientist Dr. Ella Gilbert explores the causes of our ice's strange behaviour. From galloping glaciers, to exploding permafrost, to a glacier stuck in a cave.

'S1/E4'. Baltic Sea and research divers try to capture unique images of harbour porpoises looking for food, and work to salvage a ship that has sunk deep into the harbour basin.

'S1/E1 - Lakes of the Mountains'. Stunning underwater footage reveals rare species, ancient fish and human relics beneath the crystal waters and dramatic depths of alpine lakes.

'S1/E5 - Seals vs Hyenas'. Under the burning sun of Cape Cross, large colonies of seals gather on Namibia's Skeleton Coast...The males, who can weigh up to 360 kg, patrol the territory to protect.

'S1/E6 - Whales vs Gulls'. In the heart of the Valdees Peninsula, in Patagonia, whales are regularly hunted by a predator whose diminutive size hides its gruesome intentions, the seagull.

'S1/E3 - Sea Lions vs Orcas'. Here, on the beaches of Patagonia, as a sea lion pup learns to swim, predators are preparing an attack on him, one that will be fatal.

'S1/E4 - Dolphins and Gannets'. Cape Gannets are tough hunters flying over the coasts for their favourite prey: shoals of sardines, waiting for a surprising ally: dolphins.

'S1/E3 - The Ice Is History'. Archaeologist Ben Timberlake explores how our history is emerging from the ice. From Arctic meteor craters, to an ancient massacre in Alaska, to a Soviet ghost town.

'S1/E1 - Origins'. The Pleistocene Era, when packs of saber-tooths ruled. The arrival of the new cats, early snow leopards, cheetahs, and jaguars, marked a turning point.

'S1/E1 - Lakes of the Mountains'. Stunning underwater footage reveals rare species, ancient fish and human relics beneath the crystal waters and dramatic depths of alpine lakes.

'S1/E2 - Lakes of the Coasts'. From Müritz to Eifel's volcanic craters, Northern Germany's lakes reveal wildlife wonders, bubbling gas vents and courtship rituals beneath the shimmering surface.

'Children of the Sun - Wild Bees & Butterflies. S1/E1 - Butterflies'. Butterflies surely are the most fancied species inside the insect world. Their beautiful coloring and their graceful flight appeal to everyone.

'S1/E5 - Seals vs Hyenas'. Under the burning sun of Cape Cross, large colonies of seals gather on Namibia's Skeleton Coast...The males, who can weigh up to 360 kg, patrol the territory to protect.

'S1/E6 - Whales vs Gulls'. In the heart of the Valdees Peninsula, in Patagonia, whales are regularly hunted by a predator whose diminutive size hides its gruesome intentions, the seagull.

'S1/E6 - The Ice Is a Beast'. Atmospheric scientist Dr. Ella Gilbert explores the causes of our ice's strange behaviour. From galloping glaciers, to exploding permafrost, to a glacier stuck in a cave.

'S1/E1 - Origins'. The Pleistocene Era, when packs of saber-tooths ruled. The arrival of the new cats, early snow leopards, cheetahs, and jaguars, marked a turning point.

'S1/E1 - Lakes of the Mountains'. Stunning underwater footage reveals rare species, ancient fish and human relics beneath the crystal waters and dramatic depths of alpine lakes.

'S1/E2 - Lakes of the Coasts'. From Müritz to Eifel's volcanic craters, Northern Germany's lakes reveal wildlife wonders, bubbling gas vents and courtship rituals beneath the shimmering surface.

'Children of the Sun - Wild Bees & Butterflies. S1/E1 - Butterflies'. Butterflies surely are the most fancied species inside the insect world. Their beautiful coloring and their graceful flight appeal to everyone.

'S1/E5 - Seals vs Hyenas'. Under the burning sun of Cape Cross, large colonies of seals gather on Namibia's Skeleton Coast...The males, who can weigh up to 360 kg, patrol the territory to protect.

'S1/E6 - Whales vs Gulls'. In the heart of the Valdees Peninsula, in Patagonia, whales are regularly hunted by a predator whose diminutive size hides its gruesome intentions, the seagull.

'S1/E6 - The Ice Is a Beast'. Atmospheric scientist Dr. Ella Gilbert explores the causes of our ice's strange behaviour. From galloping glaciers, to exploding permafrost, to a glacier stuck in a cave.

'S2/E10 - The Fronde'. In the 17th century, a long period of civil war in France and war across Europe, rebellious members of the French Parliament, dubbed The Fronde, defy the monarchy.

'S2/E11 - The Olympic Games: A Mirror To Society'. How did one man succeed in relaunching the Olympic spirit and turn the Games into a global event?

'Europe's Ancient Megasites: Mystery Of A Lost Civilization'. Long before Rome, vast cities rose in prehistoric Europe-then vanished. Archaeologists uncover the secrets behind these ancient megasites.

Discover how the Normans turned conquest into culture, transforming Sicily into a diverse, enlightened kingdom in the heart of the medieval world.

'S1/E1 - Lost Cities of the Delta'. Underwater and aerial drones reveal two ancient, sunken cities at the mouth of the Nile. Learn how they are linked to the Delta, and discover the treasure of Tanis.

'S1/E2 - The End of Scarcity'. French wigs and a man who took LSD with dolphins lead to a machine that can build anything you wish for, molecule by molecule, for free.

'S2/E9 - The Fall Of Quebec: France Loses America'. The battle between the French and English for the French territory of New France hinges on the presence of the British navy.

'S2/E3 - The Gold Rush For A Fistful Of Nuggets'. How did the finding of gold in Sutter's Mill make an impact on the development of California and the history of the United States?

'S2/E12 - Gutenberg'. In the 15th century, an inventor in Strasburg came up with a machine that would eventually change the history of the entire world and shake a religion to its core.

'S2/E2 - The Suffragettes: Battle For The Ballot Box'. In late Victorian England, women began to organise to gain the right to vote. The fight for women's suffrage lasted well into the early 20th Century.

Discover how the Normans turned conquest into culture, transforming Sicily into a diverse, enlightened kingdom in the heart of the medieval world.

Ancient Egypt's graphic art is very familiar, but little is known about the scribes. From Saqqara to the Valley of Kings, explore the lives of our first 'historians.'

'S1/E2 - Lost Routes to the Pyramids'. Floodings of the Nile fertilised the earth and sent water to canals to construct the pyramids. Technology reveals a canal near Saqqarah and an underwater pyramid.

'S1/E1 - Lost Cities of the Delta'. Underwater and aerial drones reveal two ancient, sunken cities at the mouth of the Nile. Learn how they are linked to the Delta, and discover the treasure of Tanis.

'S2/E10 - The Fronde'. In the 17th century, a long period of civil war in France and war across Europe, rebellious members of the French Parliament, dubbed The Fronde, defy the monarchy.

'S2/E11 - The Olympic Games: A Mirror To Society'. How did one man succeed in relaunching the Olympic spirit and turn the Games into a global event?

'S2/E1 - Al Capone: Child Of Prohibition'. Unable to bring mob boss Al Capone to justice, the US Federal government took a new tact to end the rule of gangsters in the Depression.

'S2/E6 - Black Death: The Invisible Enemy'. A disease that developed and killed within a few days decimates Europe and changes the course of history.

Ancient Egypt's graphic art is very familiar, but little is known about the scribes. From Saqqara to the Valley of Kings, explore the lives of our first 'historians.'

'S1/E1 - Sigrun's Wrath And The Discovery Of Iceland'. Viking women commanded ships and settled colonies. They took up arms and negotiated with emperors.

'S1/E3 - Traces of the Pharaohs of Luxor'. Luxor is home to the Karnak complex, the Temple of Denderah, and the million-year-old castle of Ramses II. New technology reveals treasures engulfed by the Nile.

'S1/E2 - Lost Routes to the Pyramids'. Floodings of the Nile fertilised the earth and sent water to canals to construct the pyramids. Technology reveals a canal near Saqqarah and an underwater pyramid.

'S2/E12 - Gutenberg'. In the 15th century, an inventor in Strasburg came up with a machine that would eventually change the history of the entire world and shake a religion to its core.

'S2/E2 - The Suffragettes: Battle For The Ballot Box'. In late Victorian England, women began to organise to gain the right to vote. The fight for women's suffrage lasted well into the early 20th Century.