TV Schedule

E1 - Waldemar Januszczak begins his journey at St. Peter's in Rome, and details the birth of the Baroque tradition as it burst forth in Italy. (1 of 3)

S7 E4 - Can Fiona and Philip prove who painted two rare portraits of black Britons from the 18th and 19th centuries?

S3 E1 - The day after Dorian Crane's book launch party, a young barmaid is found savagely murdered with an antique Persian mirror. Lewis and Hathaway get pulled into the world of Oxford's literary elite.

S4 E44 - Marlene's home backs onto an expansive forest and a river that originates in the Blasthole Pond. Her art is woven into this landscape: a mixture of poetry, photography, installation, and observation.

S2 E4 - Neil Oliver tries a coastal sport like no other and encounters one of the world's great survivors at a haven for vulnerable species. Historian Riria Hotere checks out an innovative fishing method.

S7 E12 - Change sweeps through Hope for Wildlife as the rehab centre moves into the new facility. Hope has more white-tailed deer than any previous year.

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

E1 - From a security guard's first day to the chaos caused by a lightning strike at Newcastle station, find out why there's no such thing as a typical day on one of the UK's busiest railways.

S1 E2 - After years of conflict over logging in Clayoquot Sound, BC, communities look to the past to learn how the environment, cultures and economies can thrive.

E3 - Brian Cox asks how a lifeless cosmos can produce a planet of such varied biology.

Many artists and musical forms played a role in the creation of rock, but Native American influence is an integral part of music history - despite attempts to erase Indian culture in the USA.

Framed around the pending transfer from the Royal BC Museum back to their rightful Indigenous community, we are taken through the discovery, preservation and rededication of human remains and artifacts.

Many artists and musical forms played a role in the creation of rock, but Native American influence is an integral part of music history - despite attempts to erase Indian culture in the USA.

Framed around the pending transfer from the Royal BC Museum back to their rightful Indigenous community, we are taken through the discovery, preservation and rededication of human remains and artifacts.

Lisa Batiashvili and Yannick Nezet-Seguin join the Berliner Philharmoniker in Smetana's Vitava from Ma vlast and Dvorak's Violin Concerto in A minor and Symphony No. 6 in D major.

S7 E13 - Injured and orphaned animals keep Hope busy from the first big snowfall right through to the spring thaw. Valentine's Day brings romance and rescues to the rehab.

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

S1 E2 - After years of conflict over logging in Clayoquot Sound, BC, communities look to the past to learn how the environment, cultures and economies can thrive.

S7 E9 - A handful of weasels from winter are finally ready for release into the wild, and a gull that hatched on the farm flies free.

E1 - Accusations of racism and hypocrisy follow Gandhi from his early years in India to his controversial career in South Africa.

E3 - Frank and Denise travel to the remotest islands of the Hebrides - including the "Cradle of Christianity," Iona and Mull, before finishing their journey in Boswell's grand ancestral home, Auchinleck.

E6 - Why have walls of steel and razor wire gone up in Europe and the United States? And, what happened to the international commitment to give refugees asylum?

S1 E2 - After years of conflict over logging in Clayoquot Sound, BC, communities look to the past to learn how the environment, cultures and economies can thrive.

E1 - Accusations of racism and hypocrisy follow Gandhi from his early years in India to his controversial career in South Africa.

E3 - Frank and Denise travel to the remotest islands of the Hebrides - including the "Cradle of Christianity," Iona and Mull, before finishing their journey in Boswell's grand ancestral home, Auchinleck.

E6 - Why have walls of steel and razor wire gone up in Europe and the United States? And, what happened to the international commitment to give refugees asylum?

S3 E4 - Loud gunshots on a local estate interrupt an Oxford church service, and Lewis and Hathaway are interrupted from their quiet Sunday plans to investigate.

S4 E44 - Marlene's home backs onto an expansive forest and a river that originates in the Blasthole Pond. Her art is woven into this landscape: a mixture of poetry, photography, installation, and observation.

S1 E1 - Meet Hope and her army of volunteers, who rescue, rehabilitate and release more than a thousand wild animals every year.

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

S7 E9 - A handful of weasels from winter are finally ready for release into the wild, and a gull that hatched on the farm flies free.

S2 E4 - The Lofoten Islands' stunning mountains, breathtaking fjords and spectacular northern lights have created a thriving tourism industry, but the locals have stayed true to their authentic lifestyle.

S2 E6 - Rob investigates the Waverley route which ran south from Edinburgh and across the Scottish borders to Carlisle.

Terminal cancer patient James Pollard, a seasoned theatre producer, rallies his family and friends to turn death on its head and stretch his final years into an unconventional project.

As housing costs in cities around the world skyrocket, Vancouverites fight to preserve homes as living spaces, not global commodities.

Terminal cancer patient James Pollard, a seasoned theatre producer, rallies his family and friends to turn death on its head and stretch his final years into an unconventional project.

S2 E2 - In the basement of Oxford's Bodleian Library, a man is found shot in the head. Lewis and Hathaway's investigation takes them into the secrets of Oxford life.

S5 E6 - Inspired by her travels to the Athabasca Sand Dunes, Sandra Meigs completes a very large painting featuring an imaginary sand dune creature.

Erected on a large granite rock in the sea and accessible only by foot at low tide, the Romanesque Benedictine Abbey Mont Saint-Michel in France is one of the world's most iconic historical landmarks.

S1 E2 - Hope needs to prepare for her most important fundraiser of the year, but Mother Nature has other plans. The spring baby boom begins and Hope is up to her neck in orphaned raccoons and squirrels.

From 6am to 6pm weekdays and 6am to noon weekends, 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 - The Lofoten Islands' stunning mountains, breathtaking fjords and spectacular northern lights have created a thriving tourism industry, but the locals have stayed true to their authentic lifestyle.

E2 - Bettany investigates Pompeii's incredibly preserved bath houses and complex water systems to see if they hold any clues to what happened leading up to the eruption.

S6 E6 - Single, expectant mother Marnie Wallace buckles under the strains of pregnancy and enters a painful arrangement with her cousin.

S3 E1 - Detective Jimmy Perez and his team re-open a murder investigation when Shetlander Thomas Malone has his conviction overturned after 23 years in jail.

S1 E1 - Australian debt collector Jack Irish finds himself under suspicion when he takes on the case of a businessman's missing brother.

S1 E7 - Three years after Oliver's disappearance another young boy goes missing. In the present day, Tony and Emily return to France to continue their search.

S6 E6 - Single, expectant mother Marnie Wallace buckles under the strains of pregnancy and enters a painful arrangement with her cousin.

S3 E1 - Detective Jimmy Perez and his team re-open a murder investigation when Shetlander Thomas Malone has his conviction overturned after 23 years in jail.

S1 E1 - Australian debt collector Jack Irish finds himself under suspicion when he takes on the case of a businessman's missing brother.

S1 E7 - Three years after Oliver's disappearance another young boy goes missing. In the present day, Tony and Emily return to France to continue their search.

E3 - Using video games and music as a springboard, Richard Clay turns the camera on our own personal utopias to discover the many ways we imagine the perfect society. Interviews include Sid Meier.

S1 E3 - Hope and her team scramble to rescue a litter of orphaned fox pups. She then faces a tough decision about an owl that may be carrying a disease deadly to humans.

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

S7 E9 - A handful of weasels from winter are finally ready for release into the wild, and a gull that hatched on the farm flies free.

S4 E1 - Known as the windy city, Chicago is a multi-layered metropolis, both architecturally and socially.

S1 E2 - After years of conflict over logging in Clayoquot Sound, BC, communities look to the past to learn how the environment, cultures and economies can thrive.

S2 E4 - The Lofoten Islands' stunning mountains, breathtaking fjords and spectacular northern lights have created a thriving tourism industry, but the locals have stayed true to their authentic lifestyle.

E3 - Brian Cox asks how a lifeless cosmos can produce a planet of such varied biology.

S2 E6 - Rob investigates the Waverley route which ran south from Edinburgh and across the Scottish borders to Carlisle.

S7 E9 - A handful of weasels from winter are finally ready for release into the wild, and a gull that hatched on the farm flies free.

S1 E2 - Ray Mears heads to Britain's birdwatching capital on the Norfolk coast where he explores the shingle spit that attracts hundreds of grey and common seals.

S9 E10 - Two men arrive in Aidenfield on the pretense of scouting a location for a feature film; however, Mike is not convinced. Ashfordly continues his dispute with his gun-toting neighbour Clegghorn.

S5 E4 - When dock worker Owen Thorne plunges from the roof of a multi-storey car park while picking up his daughter from her school prom, Vera immediately suspects foul play.

E7 - Griff explores grassland hills formed on a bedrock of limestone in the Cotswolds.

S2 E4 - Neil Oliver tries a coastal sport like no other and encounters one of the world's great survivors at a haven for vulnerable species. Historian Riria Hotere checks out an innovative fishing method.

S5 E4 - When dock worker Owen Thorne plunges from the roof of a multi-storey car park while picking up his daughter from her school prom, Vera immediately suspects foul play.

E7 - Griff explores grassland hills formed on a bedrock of limestone in the Cotswolds.

S2 E4 - Neil Oliver tries a coastal sport like no other and encounters one of the world's great survivors at a haven for vulnerable species. Historian Riria Hotere checks out an innovative fishing method.

S9 E7 - Mike discovers a suspect for the recent house burglaries, and Greengrass tries to impress tourists with the history of Aidensfield.

E3 - We start off in the Gulf of Bothnia where learn about Finnish tango and their love for sauna. We then visit the world's biggest archipelago around Turku, vast lakes, ancient carvings, and more.

S1 E4 - Everyone is in love with the newest arrival at Hope for Wildlife, and two beautiful birds arrive with little hope for survival.

From 6am to 6pm weekdays and 6am to noon weekends, 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 - The Lofoten Islands' stunning mountains, breathtaking fjords and spectacular northern lights have created a thriving tourism industry, but the locals have stayed true to their authentic lifestyle.

S7 E9 - A handful of weasels from winter are finally ready for release into the wild, and a gull that hatched on the farm flies free.

S5 E13 - Murdoch investigates the claims of a man who says his time travels to the future provided him with information that allowed him to stop crimes.

Scandinavia comes to the stage of the National Concert Hall of Taipei with Vasily Petrenko conducting Tveitt's "A Hundred Folk Tunes," Sibelius' Symphony No.2 and Elgar's Cello Concerto featuring Norwegian cellist Truls Mork.

S2 E4 - Neil Oliver tries a coastal sport like no other and encounters one of the world's great survivors at a haven for vulnerable species. Historian Riria Hotere checks out an innovative fishing method.

S5 E13 - Murdoch investigates the claims of a man who says his time travels to the future provided him with information that allowed him to stop crimes.

E2 - Sea water and fresh water come together to produce a unique and fascinating ecosystem.

S1 E4 - Farmer Finch hires some "trekkers," families displaced by the bombing, as cheap labour, but a break-in at the manor house leads to trouble.

S2 E2 - Janet focuses her Royal Commission on two lines of inquiry: the origin of Healy's weapon, and the heap of cash left behind.

S1 E2 - Birgitte is undeniably the winner of the election, but focus now turns to the negotiation of alliances and the forming of a new government.

S2 E4 - The Lofoten Islands' stunning mountains, breathtaking fjords and spectacular northern lights have created a thriving tourism industry, but the locals have stayed true to their authentic lifestyle.