TV Schedule

S9 E2 - Mike and the team discover more than one dead body - and a significant amount of family rivalry - in the manor home of a pair of aging siblings.

E7 - Robson meets a team of conservationists aiming to rescue one of Britain's greatest architectural jewels, Seaton Delaval Hall.

S1 E8 - Blakely's killer is finally revealed but Janet discovers there is someone higher up pulling the strings, the same person with whom she finds herself in an isolated place.

S2 E5 - This journey down the Neretva River takes us through mountains where wolves and bears outnumber humans, and to the ancient city of Mostar, an Ottoman gem almost destroyed by war.

S2 E5 - Rugged mountains and an expansive pristine coastline make the Falklands an unspoiled destination for penguins and other wildlife.

S9 E6 - When a fawn is found stuck in thick toxic tar, Hope assembles her entire team to wash and care for it in a desperate bid to save its life.

S6 E10 - Two tricky patients finally go free, and fifty babies are born at the rehab - all at once.

S2 E13 - Escape on a journey back in time aboard the luxury heritage train The Northern Belle as it makes a grand tour of England's rural northwest.

E2 - Using historical artifacts, Lucy digs deep to unearth the cliches as well as the truths behind the term "Blitz Spirit" - an idea often held up as a benchmark of Britishness.

E2 - Frank and Denise follow Wordsworth and Coleridge to the Lake District, where they continued their poetic collaboration. But rifts were beginning to appear in their friendship.

S4 E1 - Michael follows the route of the historic Orient Express, travelling through the rose fields of Bulgaria and discovering that no holds are barred in the ancient sport of oil wrestling.

E4 - Chief Ian Campbell welcomes Therese to Squamish territory with song and dance before she meets up with some very daring locals.

E4 - Born in 1952 on Haida Gwaii, James Hart is best known for his painted and printed graphic designs, sculpted wooden monuments, cast bronze sculptures and precious metal jewellery.

E2 - Frank and Denise follow Wordsworth and Coleridge to the Lake District, where they continued their poetic collaboration. But rifts were beginning to appear in their friendship.

S4 E1 - Michael follows the route of the historic Orient Express, travelling through the rose fields of Bulgaria and discovering that no holds are barred in the ancient sport of oil wrestling.

E4 - Chief Ian Campbell welcomes Therese to Squamish territory with song and dance before she meets up with some very daring locals.

E4 - Born in 1952 on Haida Gwaii, James Hart is best known for his painted and printed graphic designs, sculpted wooden monuments, cast bronze sculptures and precious metal jewellery.

S8 E10 - Sister Hilda digs deep to give her terminally ill patient her final wish, while the Turners must prepare to say goodbye to May. Fred and Reggie are keeping secrets from each other.

S1 E2 - Frances must learn diplomacy if she is to oust Joyce, while Miriam has one last chance to stop David from enlisting. Teresa gets off to a bad start in the village.

S9 E7 - Hope realizes she's not prepared to rescue animals from an oil spill, so she heads across the continent to learn from the best before disaster strikes.

E6 - The Bahamas are comprised of over 3,000 stunning islands, islets and cays that boast sandstone cliffs, underwater caves and pink-sand beaches.

E5 - Therese learns the secrets of the historic shipbuilding community of Lunenberg, including how to fire a live cannon and shear a sheep.

E5 - Nadia Myre, who grew up steeped in several cultures and in the bohemian world of art and poetry, has gained notice from modern art curators.

E4 - An interface fire in West Kelowna displaces residents, while a volunteer fire department in Gun Lake carries out evacuation orders as high winds threaten to drive a wildfire down a mountain.

Filmmaker Keira Loughran and Helen Lee examine the legacy of their grandmothers - women of indomitable spirit who fought against Canada’s anti-Chinese immigration laws. The film highlights the resilience and contributions of the Chinese Canadian community.

In a cluttered news landscape dominated by men, India's only newspaper run by Dalit women emerges. Chief reporter Meera and her journalists break traditions, redefining what it means to be powerful.

Filmmaker Keira Loughran and Helen Lee examine the legacy of their grandmothers - women of indomitable spirit who fought against Canada’s anti-Chinese immigration laws. The film highlights the resilience and contributions of the Chinese Canadian community.

In a cluttered news landscape dominated by men, India's only newspaper run by Dalit women emerges. Chief reporter Meera and her journalists break traditions, redefining what it means to be powerful.

Conductor Kirill Petrenko, soprano Diana Damrau and the Berliner Philharmoniker take us on a journey into musicals, including Bernstein's West Side Story and Gershwin's An American in Paris.

S9 E8 - The spring orphans are all grown up, and Hope has to decide who's ready for release.

E5 - Therese learns the secrets of the historic shipbuilding community of Lunenberg, including how to fire a live cannon and shear a sheep.

E5 - Nadia Myre, who grew up steeped in several cultures and in the bohemian world of art and poetry, has gained notice from modern art curators.

E3 - Jackie visits Kelowna to learn about the lengths people will go to eat food that reminds them of home. She makes tofu from scratch and visits a hidden Chinese supermarket.

E3 - The last two active traditional net fishermen on one of Canada's largest lakes wonder what the future holds as fishing operations dwindle to a sliver.

E2 - George Young experiences ancient Chinese culture that has been kept alive, meeting a silk weaver, making tofu and taking on a dangerous stint with molten iron fireworks performers.

E2 - Chinese and Malay men who courageously defended Australia during the Second World War found themselves forcibly deported to Hong Kong and Singapore.

E4 - Bettany joins archaeologists at the temple of the crocodile god as they uncover a giant stone message board in the foundations.

S6 E10 - Two tricky patients finally go free, and fifty babies are born at the rehab - all at once.

E2 - George Young experiences ancient Chinese culture that has been kept alive, meeting a silk weaver, making tofu and taking on a dangerous stint with molten iron fireworks performers.

E2 - Chinese and Malay men who courageously defended Australia during the Second World War found themselves forcibly deported to Hong Kong and Singapore.

E4 - Bettany joins archaeologists at the temple of the crocodile god as they uncover a giant stone message board in the foundations.

S1 E2 - Frances must learn diplomacy if she is to oust Joyce, while Miriam has one last chance to stop David from enlisting. Teresa gets off to a bad start in the village.

E5 - Patagonia’s unpredictable polar winds, poisonous lagoons, driest of dry deserts and vast, groaning ice fields make this a hostile place to call home and yet its inhabitants thrive.

S9 E9 - When Hope opens her doors to the public, the rehab staff must care for thousands of animals while dealing with thousands of people filling the farm.

E3 - Jackie visits Kelowna to learn about the lengths people will go to eat food that reminds them of home. She makes tofu from scratch and visits a hidden Chinese supermarket.

E3 - The last two active traditional net fishermen on one of Canada's largest lakes wonder what the future holds as fishing operations dwindle to a sliver.

S6 E11 - Hope and Dr. Barry begin breaking ground on new chapters in their lives. Hope is rebuilding the rehab from the ground up, and Dr. Barry sets out on his own with a new clinic.

S4 E2 - Michael travels the Habsburg Imperial line from Vienna across the awe-inspiring Semmering Pass, a handmade railway line blasted through the Alps, before making his way to Trieste.

Amy Tan’s first novel, The Joy Luck Club, established her as a leading literary voice. Using home movies, photographs, animation and original interviews, this vivid, colourful portrait takes us on journey through Tan’s inspiring life and career.

E3 - Jackie visits Kelowna to learn about the lengths people will go to eat food that reminds them of home. She makes tofu from scratch and visits a hidden Chinese supermarket.

E3 - The last two active traditional net fishermen on one of Canada's largest lakes wonder what the future holds as fishing operations dwindle to a sliver.

Amy Tan’s first novel, The Joy Luck Club, established her as a leading literary voice. Using home movies, photographs, animation and original interviews, this vivid, colourful portrait takes us on journey through Tan’s inspiring life and career.

S10 E10 - Detectives are surprised to hear a killer claim he's being possessed by the spirit of Murdoch's arch-nemesis.

S20 E4 - Clarissa's husband Max is brought to the Lyell Centre to help crack a case. Nikki reaches out to Becky to help her deal with her trauma, as her father is implicated in the killings.

S9 E10 - When Hope suffers a personal tragedy, her makeshift family rallies around her.

E6 - The Bahamas are comprised of over 3,000 stunning islands, islets and cays that boast sandstone cliffs, underwater caves and pink-sand beaches.

S2 E6 - Venture down the untamed waters of the Buller River, tackling grade 6 rapids with a kayak legend and diving beneath the surface with gold dredgers still hoping to find "the big one."

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.

E6 - Bettany and Ben discover how the Romans pushed deep into Scotland to build the most heavily fortified border in the whole empire.

S1 E3 - The killer kidnaps the head of a charity in Singapore and reveals a new twist in his deadly game. The detectives try to work out why Anil is a target.

S2 E6 - Venture down the untamed waters of the Buller River, tackling grade 6 rapids with a kayak legend and diving beneath the surface with gold dredgers still hoping to find "the big one."

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.

E6 - Bettany and Ben discover how the Romans pushed deep into Scotland to build the most heavily fortified border in the whole empire.

S1 E3 - The killer kidnaps the head of a charity in Singapore and reveals a new twist in his deadly game. The detectives try to work out why Anil is a target.

S2 E6 - Venture down the untamed waters of the Buller River, tackling grade 6 rapids with a kayak legend and diving beneath the surface with gold dredgers still hoping to find "the big one."

S2 E13 - Escape on a journey back in time aboard the luxury heritage train The Northern Belle as it makes a grand tour of England's rural northwest.

S10 E1 - When a Mountie saves a beaver, Hope helps the most Canadian wildlife rescue ever reach a happy ending.

E3 - Jackie visits Kelowna to learn about the lengths people will go to eat food that reminds them of home. She makes tofu from scratch and visits a hidden Chinese supermarket.

E3 - The last two active traditional net fishermen on one of Canada's largest lakes wonder what the future holds as fishing operations dwindle to a sliver.

E6 - The Bahamas are comprised of over 3,000 stunning islands, islets and cays that boast sandstone cliffs, underwater caves and pink-sand beaches.

E5 - Therese learns the secrets of the historic shipbuilding community of Lunenberg, including how to fire a live cannon and shear a sheep.

E5 - Nadia Myre, who grew up steeped in several cultures and in the bohemian world of art and poetry, has gained notice from modern art curators.

S6 E11 - Hope and Dr. Barry begin breaking ground on new chapters in their lives. Hope is rebuilding the rehab from the ground up, and Dr. Barry sets out on his own with a new clinic.

E4 - An interface fire in West Kelowna displaces residents, while a volunteer fire department in Gun Lake carries out evacuation orders as high winds threaten to drive a wildfire down a mountain.

S4 E2 - Michael travels the Habsburg Imperial line from Vienna across the awe-inspiring Semmering Pass, a handmade railway line blasted through the Alps, before making his way to Trieste.

S6 E11 - Hope and Dr. Barry begin breaking ground on new chapters in their lives. Hope is rebuilding the rehab from the ground up, and Dr. Barry sets out on his own with a new clinic.

E6 - The untamed region of southeast Alaska is home to possibly the richest temperate rainforest on the planet. The secret to its abundance is nature’s greatest migration - the salmon run.

S17 E16 - Joe and Carol work together on a case involving a young ballerina, and David helps out at the local paper in an unexpected way.

S4 E1 - After a body is found on the morning rush hour bus in Bath, McDonald and Dodds are sucked into a mystery involving a priceless artifact and the birth of the Blues.

E6 - Bettany and Ben discover how the Romans pushed deep into Scotland to build the most heavily fortified border in the whole empire.

E6 - The Bahamas are comprised of over 3,000 stunning islands, islets and cays that boast sandstone cliffs, underwater caves and pink-sand beaches.