TV Schedule

S2 E2 - A girls' weekend away takes a sinister turn when each one of them becomes a murder suspect.

E1 - Historian Bettany Hughes and aerial archaeologist Ben Robinson explore Tintagel Castle for a new perspective on the King Arthur myth.

E1 - From glacier-carved fjords and soaring waterfalls to awe-inspiring cliffs, this park has everything.

S17 E11 - The local hunt comes to Aidensfield, and when old rivalries surface, Lord Ashfordly is suspected of arson. Peggy ropes Deefor into one of her schemes.

S8 E5 - Measles is becoming rife in the East End and Dr. Turner decides to educate the mothers. A grieving mother is distressed about her daughter's health.

S7 E3 - The youngest porcupine Hope has ever seen arrives at the rehab, and a volunteer rescues a stranded seal.

S6 E6 - Hope's first fawn of the year interrupts delicate surgery on an injured owl.

S2 E1 - A journey along England's River Bure goes through the holiday hub of Wroxham and past open fenlands where wildlife and recreation go hand in hand.

S10 E6 - As Murdoch investigates the strange death of a footballer, Brackenreid gets caught up in the team's run for the Olympics.

Peter Wright’s landmark production for The Royal Ballet does full justice to this quintessential Romantic work’s emotional and atmospheric power. Marianela Nunez and Vadim Muntagirov put on masterful performances in the leading roles.

E1 - Caroline takes a wildlife boat ride on the Pembrokeshire Coast, visits Ingleton Falls in the Yorkshire Dales and rides a funicular railway to the highest point in the Cairngorms.

S10 E6 - As Murdoch investigates the strange death of a footballer, Brackenreid gets caught up in the team's run for the Olympics.

S2 E3 - Vancouver Island is a place where glaciers fuel the flow of some of Canada's tallest waterfalls.

S8 E4 - When the world champion of the curious sport of spoofing is found dead in a fountain, Mike and the team must determine who was willing to commit murder in order to win.

E3 - Robson travels by canoe along the county's longest river, the Coquet, to uncover its rare wildlife and hidden history.

S1 E4 - The search for the third man who assisted in the Blakely murder uncovers an unlikely ally for Janet.

S2 E1 - A journey along England's River Bure goes through the holiday hub of Wroxham and past open fenlands where wildlife and recreation go hand in hand.

S8 E4 - When the world champion of the curious sport of spoofing is found dead in a fountain, Mike and the team must determine who was willing to commit murder in order to win.

E3 - Robson travels by canoe along the county's longest river, the Coquet, to uncover its rare wildlife and hidden history.

S1 E4 - The search for the third man who assisted in the Blakely murder uncovers an unlikely ally for Janet.

S2 E1 - A journey along England's River Bure goes through the holiday hub of Wroxham and past open fenlands where wildlife and recreation go hand in hand.

S2 E1 - Explore the unique species that inhabit Japan, an expansive chain of over 6,800 islands with wildly diverse climate zones.

S7 E4 - Silver the seal has a mysterious illness, and Kayla finds a surprise in an attic full of baby raccoons.

S6 E6 - Hope's first fawn of the year interrupts delicate surgery on an injured owl.

S2 E9 - Starting near Cinque Terre National Park, this journey on a vintage train takes us along the spectacular Mediterranean coastline and into the Apennine Mountains.

E2 - Caroline visits Buckfast Abbey in Dartmoor, goes deep underground at the Honister Slate Mine in the Lake District and tries her hand at archery at Tretower Court and Castle in Bannau Brycheiniog.

E1 - Frank Skinner and Denise Mina follow in the footsteps of literary legends James Boswell and Samuel Johnson, starting in Edinburgh then continuing to Arbroath and "Macbeth country" in the north.

E7 - Michael investigates the world's biggest tides and samples the freshest oyster he's ever tasted, then boards the night sleeper train to Quebec City.

S2 E6 - Basketball star Susan wants to put a brain injury in her past and looks forward to independence. Carly struggles to communicate because of autism spectrum disorder but wants a job.

E1 - Frank Skinner and Denise Mina follow in the footsteps of literary legends James Boswell and Samuel Johnson, starting in Edinburgh then continuing to Arbroath and "Macbeth country" in the north.

E7 - Michael investigates the world's biggest tides and samples the freshest oyster he's ever tasted, then boards the night sleeper train to Quebec City.

S2 E6 - Basketball star Susan wants to put a brain injury in her past and looks forward to independence. Carly struggles to communicate because of autism spectrum disorder but wants a job.

S8 E6 - Sister Julienne is drawn into a family rift between an estranged mother and daughter who are both pregnant. Nurse Crane has an admirer, and Sister Frances' shyness starts to concern Sister Julienne.

S3 E3 - Opposition and support for New Trefelin grow in equal measure, and Prem finds himself caught in the middle.

S7 E5 - Deer season is slow to start, then floods the rehab with fawns.

E2 - With its vast salt flats, lakes, volcanoes and desert dunes, Chile's Atacama Desert is one of South America's last great wildlands.

E1 - Therese learns the ways of the North from locals: dog sledding, ice fishing, and how to keep warm in sub-zero temperatures.

E1 - Regarded as the grandfather of contemporary Indigenous art, abstract painter Alex Janvier's works are in the collections of several national galleries.

E4 - Rob Bell uncovers the story of two Waterloo Bridges, both once hailed as bridges of the future.

Dene-Kwagul photographer Ryan Dickie and conservationist/guide Wayne Sawchuk take a horseback journey through the pristine Muskwa-Kechika wilderness in northeast BC, where they reflect on the meaning of the M-K in their own lives, its cultural significance to the Dene and its larger environmental impact.

Stories from the frontlines of climate change merge with recollections from filmmaker Jennifer Abbott's childhood on Ontario's Georgian Bay in this exploration of loss - both personal and planetary.

Follows a group of people whose passions and livelihoods are deeply connected to BC's Salish Sea.

Dene-Kwagul photographer Ryan Dickie and conservationist/guide Wayne Sawchuk take a horseback journey through the pristine Muskwa-Kechika wilderness in northeast BC, where they reflect on the meaning of the M-K in their own lives, its cultural significance to the Dene and its larger environmental impact.

Stories from the frontlines of climate change merge with recollections from filmmaker Jennifer Abbott's childhood on Ontario's Georgian Bay in this exploration of loss - both personal and planetary.

Follows a group of people whose passions and livelihoods are deeply connected to BC's Salish Sea.

Peter Wright’s landmark production for The Royal Ballet does full justice to this quintessential Romantic work’s emotional and atmospheric power. Marianela Nunez and Vadim Muntagirov put on masterful performances in the leading roles.

S7 E6 - A fisherman's illegal catch provides a feast for Hope's patients. Hope's team round up five feisty bobcats and return them to the wild.

E1 - Therese learns the ways of the North from locals: dog sledding, ice fishing, and how to keep warm in sub-zero temperatures.

E1 - Regarded as the grandfather of contemporary Indigenous art, abstract painter Alex Janvier's works are in the collections of several national galleries.

E9 - Giant otters and jacanas, who are known to "walk on water," live in the wetlands of the Pantanal.

E1 - Alexander hovers over the rim of an erupting volcano, meets a man who bakes bread in a lake of boiling water, and hangs out with a hip Icelandic band.

E1 - Survivors of the tragic New Cross fire that killed 13 Black teens in 1981 recount their experiences of growing up Black and British in a time of rising racial tensions and police harassment.

E4 - Mary tackles the biggest puzzle of all: why, and how, did the Roman Empire fall?

S6 E6 - Hope's first fawn of the year interrupts delicate surgery on an injured owl.

E1 - Alexander hovers over the rim of an erupting volcano, meets a man who bakes bread in a lake of boiling water, and hangs out with a hip Icelandic band.

E1 - Survivors of the tragic New Cross fire that killed 13 Black teens in 1981 recount their experiences of growing up Black and British in a time of rising racial tensions and police harassment.

E4 - Mary tackles the biggest puzzle of all: why, and how, did the Roman Empire fall?

S3 E3 - Opposition and support for New Trefelin grow in equal measure, and Prem finds himself caught in the middle.

E1 - Borneo's rainforest is effectively growing on a desert, the soil leached by incessant rain. Competition for nutrients has made it one of the most biodiverse places on the planet.

S7 E7 - A fawn survives a snare and a bobcat attack, but can Hope's team save it?

E9 - Giant otters and jacanas, who are known to "walk on water," live in the wetlands of the Pantanal.

S6 E7 - A hurricane slams the rehab and blasts an osprey nest out of its tree. Hope scrambles to save the babies in the middle of the storm.

E8 - Michael visits the beautiful basilica at Saint-Anne de Beaupre. He then explores the region north of the St. Lawrence before heading west aboard Canada's last trans-continental passenger line.

E4 - Doctors implant an artificial pump in a man with sudden heart failure. A man with cancer hopes to find a suitable donated liver. A jewelry-maker's body begins to reject her transplanted liver.

Science Adventure on the Arctic Ocean Five hundred nautical miles from the North Pole, a scientific expedition is caught in the grip of the ice it has come to study. This eyewitness exploration of changes taking place in the Arctic Ocean reveals how sea ice losses affect us all.

E9 - Giant otters and jacanas, who are known to "walk on water," live in the wetlands of the Pantanal.

E4 - Doctors implant an artificial pump in a man with sudden heart failure. A man with cancer hopes to find a suitable donated liver. A jewelry-maker's body begins to reject her transplanted liver.

Science Adventure on the Arctic Ocean Five hundred nautical miles from the North Pole, a scientific expedition is caught in the grip of the ice it has come to study. This eyewitness exploration of changes taking place in the Arctic Ocean reveals how sea ice losses affect us all.

S10 E6 - As Murdoch investigates the strange death of a footballer, Brackenreid gets caught up in the team's run for the Olympics.

S19 E5 - A family murdered at a picnic leads the team to the female victim's estranged husband. As Nikki and Jack move closer to the truth, their lives are thrown into mortal danger.

S7 E8 - Dr. Barry helps two fleet fliers with wing injuries: a peregrine falcon and a goshawk.

E2 - With its vast salt flats, lakes, volcanoes and desert dunes, Chile's Atacama Desert is one of South America's last great wildlands.

S2 E2 - Travel by traditional boats down a once-vital highway in the green heart of southwest France, stopping to balloon high over fairytale castles and hunt for truffles along its banks.

S5 E2 - Lewis and Hathaway enter the archaic world of St. Gerard's College when a visiting female bishop is found dead after drinking poisoned wine.

E2 - Bettany and Ben visit the windswept plains of Wiltshire and the remains of a ghost town that was once one of William the Conqueror's most important strongholds.

E11 - Ma Desheng pays a visit to Shen Mo's uncle. Fu Weijun carries out his plan. Tragedy strikes in both the past and the present.