TV Schedule

His brash, irreverent, fearless style of journalism - named "gonzo" after an anarchic blues riffed by James Booker - made Huner S. Thompson an icon.

E5 - From the Great Southern Ocean to the Great Barrier Reef and Tuvalu, Bernice Notenboom explores the changing currents and oceans that are driving extreme weather patterns.

E6 - Fresh water sources from the Himalayas that provide water to over one billion people are under threat. Bernice sets out to find out why.

E3 - It's boom time for the insects - the air above a meadow is thick with the sound of them. The departing swallows pause for one last wash in the river before leaving Britain's shores.

S1 E3 - Heidi meets the photographers of the Cuban revolution and learns about the role of socialism, baseball and salsa dancing.

From 6am to 6pm daily, Knowledge Kids is the destination in BC for an outstanding line-up of high-quality, commercial-free programming for children aged 2-8.

S3 E8 - The largest port in Germany, Hamburg is host to a hundred consulates, and cherishes its international character.

S1 E1 - Tony Robinson heads to Dorset's stunning Jurassic coast to discover how this tranquil county protected Britain in the Second World War. He also meets a veteran who landed on Omaha Beach during D-Day.

S1 E4 - A confession of murder proves problematic for DI Richard Poole and the team when a wife admits to killing her husband, but the body is nowhere to be found.

S10 E4 - Nikki helps the police with the case of an elderly woman who seems to have been mistreated, while the apparent suicide of a 14 year old brings memories of Leo's daughter to the surface.

S3 E2 - The holidays are in full swing and it's taking its toll on the emergency department.

S1 E4 - A confession of murder proves problematic for DI Richard Poole and the team when a wife admits to killing her husband, but the body is nowhere to be found.

S10 E4 - Nikki helps the police with the case of an elderly woman who seems to have been mistreated, while the apparent suicide of a 14 year old brings memories of Leo's daughter to the surface.

S3 E2 - When a high-ranking officer disappears without explanation from an RAAF Base, Phryne is called upon by an old flame to discreetly solve the mystery.

E2 - Although nearly all evidence of their occupation was removed by Christians, Bettany Hughes examines the Moors' influences on European life and culture.

S2 E3 - Heidi visits Panama City, a city in the midst of redefining and rebuilding itself.

From 6am to 6pm daily, Knowledge Kids is the destination in BC for an outstanding line-up of high-quality, commercial-free programming for children aged 2-8.

S8 E7 - Two injured harbor seals arrive in the middle of the night with nasty wounds and a vulture that Hope has been nursing for months finally begins to show signs of progress. And an old friend shows up.

E7 - Peter and Angelika race to rescue two cubs whose mother was hit by a car, but a surprise call sends them on a second rescue mission.

S3 E5 - The brothers explore the state-of-the-art technologies being deployed off the coasts of Scotland and Northern Ireland.

S1 E7 - Torngat National Park is a land of mountains and polar bears, small glaciers and caribou, where the Inuit hunt, fish and travel, just as aboriginal peoples have for thousands of years.

Discover the fight against light pollution as amateur astronomers and astrophotographers in British Columbia and Alberta highlight the issues surrounding the disappearing night sky.

S3 E8 - The largest port in Germany, Hamburg is host to a hundred consulates, and cherishes its international character.

E3 - Examines the physical attributes that make an animal a top predator, from the great African crowned eagle, to the pistol shrimp.

E1 - Historian Sam Willis reveals the tale of the most glamorous, romanticized and glorified outlaw of them all - the highwayman.

S8 E7 - Two injured harbor seals arrive in the middle of the night with nasty wounds and a vulture that Hope has been nursing for months finally begins to show signs of progress. And an old friend shows up.

E7 - Peter and Angelika race to rescue two cubs whose mother was hit by a car, but a surprise call sends them on a second rescue mission.

E3 - Many animals that live in the ocean must go to great lengths to survive.

S11 E2 - The team investigate the unsolved murder of young doctor Lydia Dryden.

S19 E5 - DCI Barnaby and DS Winter crash a Jane Austen-themed fantasy camp after a participant is found murdered on the grounds.

S5 E5 - Thaddeus Holownia travels around New Brunswick and Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy to photograph the dynamic tides, subtle marshlands, and luminous mudflats of the region.

S3 E10 - From high above the roar of Niagara Falls, we begin an aerial journey east, above the waters of Lake Ontario, the Greater Toronto Area and the wonders of Thousand Islands National park.

S19 E5 - DCI Barnaby and DS Winter crash a Jane Austen-themed fantasy camp after a participant is found murdered on the grounds.

S5 E5 - Thaddeus Holownia travels around New Brunswick and Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy to photograph the dynamic tides, subtle marshlands, and luminous mudflats of the region.

S3 E10 - From high above the roar of Niagara Falls, we begin an aerial journey east, above the waters of Lake Ontario, the Greater Toronto Area and the wonders of Thousand Islands National park.

E2 - Dan Cruickshank follows the work of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the brilliant engineer of great originality who designed the Great Western Railway and the first transatlantic steamer.

S1 E4 - Unravels the extraordinary story behind the theft of Edvard Munch's masterpiece, The Scream.

S1 E4 - A journey along Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy coastline is a geological marvel rising from the sea - from Cape D'Or and Cape Split to the wonders of Five Islands.

From 6am to 6pm daily, Knowledge Kids is the destination in BC for an outstanding line-up of high-quality, commercial-free programming for children aged 2-8.

S1 E3 - Socorro Island, located off the West coast of Mexico, is home to some very intriguing residents, giant manta rays. Their unusual behavior and surprising intelligence are examined more closely.

E2 - A remote and spectacular haven for marine life in the wild-blue waters of the eastern Pacific, the Socorro Islands are a tiny volcanic archipelago and are considered a must for undersea explorers.

S3 E10 - From high above the roar of Niagara Falls, we begin an aerial journey east, above the waters of Lake Ontario, the Greater Toronto Area and the wonders of Thousand Islands National park.

Conductor Kazuki Yamada, l'Orchestre du Capitole and French cellist Edgar Moreau come together in a stunning performance of Saint-Saens, Ravel and Escaich.

Conductor Sir Simon Rattle leads pianist Joaquin Achicarro and the Berliner Philharmoniker as they perform works by Manuel de Falla's "Nights in the Gardens of Spain".

E3 - David Olusoga reveals how Queen Victoria came to have a black goddaughter and why the mill workers of Rochdale stood in solidarity with enslaved Africans in the American South.

A unique population of mountain goats live where few other creatures dare, along the vertical walls of Canada's "Grand Canyon" in northwestern BC.

E4 - Superpowers are not limited to superheroes. Some animals can see, hear and smell better than any other, and relative to their size are the fastest and strongest creatures on the planet.

S3 E2 - When a young housewife dies, seemingly of the same mysterious tummy bug that has sickened half the police force, Morse's investigation leads him to an inner-city supermarket.

E4 - Bettany and Ben visit Maiden Castle in Dorset, where their aerial investigation reveals a story of prehistoric life, death and survival as the Romans invaded Britain.

S3 E1 - Police anti-corruption unit AC12 return for another thrilling investigation. Sgt. Danny Waldron and his armed response team shoot dead a hardened criminal, but soon cracks appear in their story.

S3 E8 - The largest port in Germany, Hamburg is host to a hundred consulates, and cherishes its international character.

S3 E2 - When a young housewife dies, seemingly of the same mysterious tummy bug that has sickened half the police force, Morse's investigation leads him to an inner-city supermarket.

E4 - Bettany and Ben visit Maiden Castle in Dorset, where their aerial investigation reveals a story of prehistoric life, death and survival as the Romans invaded Britain.

S3 E1 - Police anti-corruption unit AC12 return for another thrilling investigation. Sgt. Danny Waldron and his armed response team shoot dead a hardened criminal, but soon cracks appear in their story.

S3 E8 - The largest port in Germany, Hamburg is host to a hundred consulates, and cherishes its international character.

S2 E7 - In Callala Bay, Tim uncovers the life-saving properties of seaweed. On Gabo Island, Emma witnesses a secret method for growing unusual pearls in wild abalone.

S2 E4 - The western coastline of Vancouver Island is a collection of scenic towns, parks and coastal rainforest.

From 6am to 6pm daily, Knowledge Kids is the destination in BC for an outstanding line-up of high-quality, commercial-free programming for children aged 2-8.

S3 E11 - From the Great Lakes to the historic city of Quebec, we head east on an aerial exploration of the St. Lawrence Seaway.

S8 E8 - Four squirrels arrive with their tails tangled together, and, after months of rehabilitation, Zak's bald eagle is finally ready to be released.

E8 - Angelika is exhausted and accidentally leaves a cage door unlocked. When two cubs escape, she must try to get them back. Later, Peter tries to capture a wily wolf.

E4 - David Olusoga concludes his series with the three African kings who stood up to Empire; an irresistible crooner; race riots in Liverpool, and the shaping of black British identity in the 20th century.

E2 - In West Africa, antique carvings can fetch millions of dollars, but what makes a piece 'authentic' and are they still being made?

This very personal and poignant film documents filmmaker Robert Linnell's attempt to make sense of his father's death in combat during World War II.

E4 - An aerial journey from the historic Cape Cod Canal to Provincetown at the end of the Cape - tracing the outline of one of America's favourite seaside destinations.

E2 - In West Africa, antique carvings can fetch millions of dollars, but what makes a piece 'authentic' and are they still being made?

S7 E5 - The discovery of a human hand leads the team to the cover-up of a major incident.

S7 E6 - An Iraqi woman proves the key to the unlocking of the case.

S1 E2 - Neil explores the fortification to protect 'Fortress Sydney', Brendan Moar examines the Harbour Bridge, and Emma Johnston hunts for tropical fish in Sydney's temperate and diverse harbour.

E4 - Ruth, Peter and Tom discover the ways in which every aspect of construction at Guedelon Castle requires masons, blacksmiths and carpenters to coordinate their efforts.

S1 E4 - Thanks to a fleet of advanced spacecraft orbiting around and even landing on Mars, a new portrait of this red planet is emerging. Mars is teetering on the border between a living and a dead world.

S1 E5 - A legendary all-cat rock band rehearses for an upcoming gig, and a Labrador retriever motivates young patients to be active. We travel to a farm in Essex for a sheep milking contest.

From 6am to 6pm daily, Knowledge Kids is the destination in BC for an outstanding line-up of high-quality, commercial-free programming for children aged 2-8.

S8 E8 - Four squirrels arrive with their tails tangled together, and, after months of rehabilitation, Zak's bald eagle is finally ready to be released.

E8 - Angelika is exhausted and accidentally leaves a cage door unlocked. When two cubs escape, she must try to get them back. Later, Peter tries to capture a wily wolf.

E3 - The islands of the Bahamas are a stunning nature-lover's paradise spread over more than 100,000 square miles of the Atlantic Ocean and home to the world's third largest barrier reef at 190 miles long.

Jacques Peretti is on a mission to get to the heart of what makes the UK tax haven of Cayman Islands tick - and uncover the unexpected truth about what its existence means for regular taxpayers.

A provocative documentary the demystifies personal and societal risk.

In this film, Sebastiao Salgado's son documents his father's latest project, a photographic tribute to our planet's beauty.

A provocative documentary the demystifies personal and societal risk.

In this film, Sebastiao Salgado's son documents his father's latest project, a photographic tribute to our planet's beauty.

Conductor Kazuki Yamada, l'Orchestre du Capitole and French cellist Edgar Moreau come together in a stunning performance of Saint-Saens, Ravel and Escaich.

Conductor Sir Simon Rattle leads pianist Joaquin Achicarro and the Berliner Philharmoniker as they perform works by Manuel de Falla's "Nights in the Gardens of Spain".

S1 E4 - The Arctic is on the front lines of global climate change and, with rising sea levels, the fate of the world depends on slowing the Big Thaw.

S1 E6 - Inti, the lama, trains for his first-ever trek, and a disabled chihuahua brings joy to kids in Los Angeles. Join Peekaboo, a one-year-old hedgehog as he starts work as a slug-munching pest controller.

From 6am to 6pm daily, Knowledge Kids is the destination in BC for an outstanding line-up of high-quality, commercial-free programming for children aged 2-8.

E3 - Civilization exists because of geological permission and it's revocable at any time. This couldn't be more obvious than in Fogo - where a river of molten lava is slowly engulfing the village of Portela.

E3 - Researchers continue to fight for the survival of the Lake Erie Watersnake, a species on the brink of extinction. However, a new source of food could mean the snakes have a future after all.

A film by Brandy Yanchyk about the renaissance of paleontology in Canada today and what dinosaurs can teach us about climate change.

E1 - Comedian Sue Perkins goes on an extraordinary journey up the Mekong River. Sue's journey begins in Vietnam where she joins Si Hei, the queen of the noodle.

S1 E4 - David profiles a medieval superstar, King Henry II, whose dominion stretched from the moors of Scotland to the foothills of the Pyrenees, including more than half of modern France.

E4 - Neil Oliver explores the arrival of metals and the social revolution that ushered in a new age of social mobility, international trade, and village life.

E3 - The islands of the Bahamas are a stunning nature-lover's paradise spread over more than 100,000 square miles of the Atlantic Ocean and home to the world's third largest barrier reef at 190 miles long.