TV Schedule

S6 E1 - The team try to find out whether a beautiful English landscape is a work of national importance - a lost masterpiece by John Constable and possibly an alternative view of his greatest work.

S7 E11 - A road accident provides a DNA link to a horrific murder during the Balkan War.

S7 E12 - Boyd and the team uncover a link between a tragic war crime and a massive drugs deal.

S6 E2 - Nick visits the Devon and Cornwall coastlines, Dick learns about the steam-power revolution pioneered in Cornwall, and Alice discovers how weather at sea generates waves that hit the UK's shoreline.

E8 - It is April, and Alex and Peter go to sea in an Edwardian trawler. Meanwhile, Ruth explores one of the growing fashions of the Edwardian era by holding a seance.

E5 - Bellow is a fearless Anatolian shepherd who protects his flock from cheetahs, and Nipper is a RCA mascot whose showbiz career helps pay the bills at the Dawn Animal Sanctuary in New York.

S2 E44 - Logan the 'pollution sniffer' reports for his first big day on the job, and a one-eyed cat named Midge faces off against a top human sprinter. Meet the most innovative animal inventors of all time.

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.

S7 E3 - When there's only one animal of a species, Hope's team must take special care. The youngest porcupine Hope has seen arrives at the rehab, and a volunteer rescues a stranded seal.

E3 - The Western Arctic's Mackenzie Delta is the second largest in North America after the Mississippi. It is a transition zone between ecosystems - from the boreal forest to the ever-frozen tundra.

Follows British mathematician Hannah Fry as she explores Ada Lovelace's extraordinary life, her engrossing relationship with Charles Babbage and her legacy as the world's first computer programmer.

Texas inventor Tim Jenison, attempts to solve one of the greatest mysteries in all art: How did Dutch Master Johannes Vermeer paint photorealistic images 150 years before the invention of photography?

Five oil patch workers compete in a karaoke contest in one of the most controversial places on the planet - northern Alberta's infamous oil sands.

Texas inventor Tim Jenison, attempts to solve one of the greatest mysteries in all art: How did Dutch Master Johannes Vermeer paint photorealistic images 150 years before the invention of photography?

Five oil patch workers compete in a karaoke contest in one of the most controversial places on the planet - northern Alberta's infamous oil sands.

Conductor Vladimir Jurowski leads the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightment in an all-Beethoven's repertoire.

S4 E41 - Mary Anne Barkhouse is an artist living in Ontario's Haliburton Highlands. Here, she has closely observed the beaver in its natural habitat - a figure that has appeared in many of her artworks.

E6 - Dee is a greyhound who retired from the race track to become a family pet. Meet a young golden labrador who helped transform his master's life and find the hope he had once lost.

S2 E45 - A hearing dog named Sam is put to the test by his boss and best friend; a herd of brush-eating California goats tackles a life-saving overnight mission. Meet a black macaque with great taste.

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 - The Western Arctic's Mackenzie Delta is the second largest in North America after the Mississippi. It is a transition zone between ecosystems - from the boreal forest to the ever-frozen tundra.

E6 - Even the coldest places on earth are starting to thaw and George is on his first-ever expedition to Siberia to witness first-hand the effect of melting permafrost.

E6 - Several recent dam projects have cut the sturgeons spawning rivers to just one - the Black River. The team head out to discover how much of the population is affected.

E6 - Michael Wood looks at how revolution has been a recurring fact of life in Chinese history and how three revolutions forever changed the landscape of China.

E1 - Biographer A.N. Wilson reveals a woman who was passionately romantic and who spent her years as a child and young queen fighting the control of domineering men.

E2 - A.N. Wilson discovers the real story behind the woman who supposedly spent the last half of her life in hiding, mourning the loss of her beloved Prince Albert.

E3 - The Western Arctic's Mackenzie Delta is the second largest in North America after the Mississippi. It is a transition zone between ecosystems - from the boreal forest to the ever-frozen tundra.

E6 - Michael Wood looks at how revolution has been a recurring fact of life in Chinese history and how three revolutions forever changed the landscape of China.

E1 - Biographer A.N. Wilson reveals a woman who was passionately romantic and who spent her years as a child and young queen fighting the control of domineering men.

E2 - A.N. Wilson discovers the real story behind the woman who supposedly spent the last half of her life in hiding, mourning the loss of her beloved Prince Albert.

E2 - Jacques Peretti investigates how the concept of super-sizing changed our eating habits. How did we, once moderate eaters, start to want more?

E1 - Professor Niall Ferguson examines the history of global finance and charts the events of the capitalist system through the centuries.

E7 - Petro is a German shepherd trained to locate disaster victims in rubble, and Mel is a champion Canadian poodle that takes us inside the business of dog shows as he competes for top prize.

S2 E46 - Show pig Sue is hoping to make it as a coach for up-and-coming show pig Bradley; a miniature horse in Hawaii gives children their first-ever pony ride; the Fanimals challenge a Harris hawk to a race.

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.

E6 - Even the coldest places on earth are starting to thaw and George is on his first-ever expedition to Siberia to witness first-hand the effect of melting permafrost.

E6 - Several recent dam projects have cut the sturgeons spawning rivers to just one - the Black River. The team head out to discover how much of the population is affected.

S2 E4 - Heidi visits Boston, a city of many origins and often referred to as the "Athens of America".

E3 - The third and final part of Simon Reeve's travelogue around Australia, he travels down the east of the country to the magnificent cities of Sydney and Melbourne.

What happens if you nurture a baby chimpanzee like a human baby? How much will he become like us? A landmark experiment in the 1970s tried to find out.

E6 - Even the coldest places on earth are starting to thaw and George is on his first-ever expedition to Siberia to witness first-hand the effect of melting permafrost.

E6 - Several recent dam projects have cut the sturgeons spawning rivers to just one - the Black River. The team head out to discover how much of the population is affected.

What happens if you nurture a baby chimpanzee like a human baby? How much will he become like us? A landmark experiment in the 1970s tried to find out.

S11 E3 - The UCOS team investigates the death of the terrorist father of a city lawyer.

S11 E4 - The team look into the disappearance of a policeman missing since 1956.

S2 E8 - Emma travels to Dampier to see the world's largest solar salt operation, and Tim explores the highest concentration of rock art in the world. Neil is at a scene to prove the Theory of Relativity.

E8 - Willy is a golden retriever who can predict when its owner is going to have an epileptic seizure, and Rope is a champion cattle dog who herds sheep in Pincher Creek, Alberta.

S2 E47 - A boat-building sheep named Lucky is contributing her droppings to a special project. A skateboarding bulldog masters his first-ever trick, and a tapir named Deeg saves her species from extinction.

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.

S2 E4 - Heidi visits Boston, a city of many origins and often referred to as the "Athens of America".

S7 E2 - Nick visits the Isles of Scilly, and Ruth follows the dangerous path traversed by the Branscombe Cliff farmers in Devon.

S1 E3 - Jenny is placed on the district nursing roster for a few weeks to extend her experience of community practice. During her rounds she attends to a gentle old soldier, and a friendship forms.

S6 E3 - DCI Vera Stanhope investigates a mysterious double murder in a remote country manor house.

S5 E1 - Governor General's award-winning ceramicist John Chalke search for the perfect clay leads him to Saskatchewan's Frenchman River Valley, where he transforms the earth into elegant works of art.

E3 - Once stuck with a reputation for being stuck-up and corporate, the City of Toronto has become a magnet for all things cultural and artistic. Get the inside scoop on how Toronto turned it around.

S1 E3 - Jenny is placed on the district nursing roster for a few weeks to extend her experience of community practice. During her rounds she attends to a gentle old soldier, and a friendship forms.

S6 E3 - DCI Vera Stanhope investigates a mysterious double murder in a remote country manor house.

S5 E1 - Governor General's award-winning ceramicist John Chalke search for the perfect clay leads him to Saskatchewan's Frenchman River Valley, where he transforms the earth into elegant works of art.

S6 E1 - Simeon Lee believes his life is being threatened and invites Poirot to spend Christmas with him at his home. When Lee is found murdered and his diamonds stolen, Poirot sets out to solve the murder.

E9 - A labrador in Montreal is helping to bring criminals to justice, and we'll meet Corky, a guide dog in New York.

S2 E48 - An otter named Mei Mei is hoping to join her zoo's resident family of rubbish collectors, and we'll meet a ranch-managing Hereford cow named Milkshake. The Fanimals determine the best gardener.

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.

S7 E3 - When there's only one animal of a species, Hope's team must take special care. The youngest porcupine Hope has seen arrives at the rehab, and a volunteer rescues a stranded seal.

S1 E1 - Brothers Alex and Tyler Mifflin visit the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef in the Caribbean and examine what can be done to protect reefs all around the world.

S3 E2 - Tuktut Nogait offers a traditional land where caribou, bears and wolves roam among spectacular canyon vistas.

E6 - Even the coldest places on earth are starting to thaw and George is on his first-ever expedition to Siberia to witness first-hand the effect of melting permafrost.

E6 - Several recent dam projects have cut the sturgeons spawning rivers to just one - the Black River. The team head out to discover how much of the population is affected.

S2 E4 - Heidi visits Boston, a city of many origins and often referred to as the "Athens of America".

A journey to Florence unlocks the city's secrets and reveals how it became the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance.

E3 - The third and final part of Simon Reeve's travelogue around Australia, he travels down the east of the country to the magnificent cities of Sydney and Melbourne.

S7 E3 - When there's only one animal of a species, Hope's team must take special care. The youngest porcupine Hope has seen arrives at the rehab, and a volunteer rescues a stranded seal.

S2 E2 - Learn about the amazing creatures that inhabit the thousands of isolated jungle islands spread along the Rio Negro and the Amazon River, the world's largest freshwater archipelago.

S18 E9 - Mason and Wetherby find themselves in real danger when they try to track down some stolen antiques. Trouble flares when Taoist monks arrive in town and not everyone is happy.

S7 E2 - A serial rapist and Satanist escapes from a mental hospital and demands that his therapist be turned over to him. A master of disguise, the rapist sets up an elaboratebattle of wits with Morse.

S2 E6 - From the city of Vancouver to world-famous Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, the Sea to Sky corridor is one of the west coast's most iconic landscapes.

S7 E2 - A serial rapist and Satanist escapes from a mental hospital and demands that his therapist be turned over to him. A master of disguise, the rapist sets up an elaboratebattle of wits with Morse.

S2 E6 - From the city of Vancouver to world-famous Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, the Sea to Sky corridor is one of the west coast's most iconic landscapes.

S18 E9 - Mason and Wetherby find themselves in real danger when they try to track down some stolen antiques. Trouble flares when Taoist monks arrive in town and not everyone is happy.

S8 E5 - Nick explores some spectacular sea cliffs in Britain. On Ramsey Island, Sarah hunts for dung beetles, and Cassie visits a cliff-top dump at Lyme Regis that is sliding into the sea.

E11 - Kavik, a wolf-husky is about to undertake the lead role in a TV production in Vancouver. We'll meet Mas, a water rescue dog employed by the Italian Coast Guard.

S2 E49 - Harmony the wonder dog helps with the laundry, the telephone and the bank machine, and now a very special mountain-climbing mission. The Fanimals search for the ideal paper factory employee.

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.

E5 - The demolition team must take down a massive sports stadium in the heart of Indianapolis and keep its destruction from spreading.

E3 - The Western Arctic's Mackenzie Delta is the second largest in North America after the Mississippi. It is a transition zone between ecosystems - from the boreal forest to the ever-frozen tundra.

S2 E6 - From the city of Vancouver to world-famous Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, the Sea to Sky corridor is one of the west coast's most iconic landscapes.

Well-known Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa performs Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 and No. 7 at the Saito Kinen Festival Matsumoto along with members of the Saito Kinen Orchestra.

S4 E42 - Traveling through the old-growth forests of Ontario's Temagami region, Robert Wiens begins with close-up photographs of ancient pines.

E3 - Professor Joann Fletcher explores the dizzying heights Egypt reaches under its greatest pharaoh, Amenhotep III - a golden age threatened by the growing power of Karnak's priests.

E5 - The demolition team must take down a massive sports stadium in the heart of Indianapolis and keep its destruction from spreading.

Tells the gripping story of what led to the execution-style murder of six mountain gorillas in Virunga National Park.

S6 E2 - When botanist Liv Nash accidentally digs up the body of recently buried English Professor Murray Hawes, Lewis and Hathaway are called in to solve multiple riddles.

E5 - James meets renowned racehorse trainer Jessica Harrington at the Galway Races and visits a food fair in Dingle, County Kerry, where he discovers a novel way of delivering an artisan pizza.

S4 E1 - Chandler and Miles investigate the gruesome murder of an apparent tramp when they discover that the victim was a former spy, forcing the team to cross paths with MI6.

S2 E4 - Heidi visits Boston, a city of many origins and often referred to as the "Athens of America".