TV Schedule

S4 E3 - It's peak wedding season in Bath, and there's a race against time for McDonald and Dodds when a spate of suspicious deaths affects ceremonies across the city.

E2 - Ray journeys by canoe along the mighty River Thames from Oxfordshire to London, before setting up camp in one of the world's most precious and exclusive woodlands.

E8 - The Niagara Escarpment is home to 1,900-year-old cedars, ancient villages, the turquoise waters of Georgian Bay and majestic Niagara Falls.

S17 E18 - When a man is killed in a car accident, the police discover he has a chequered past. Oscar and Alf join forces on a private detective case, but things don't go as expected.

S9 E2 - It's Christmas and the medics and midwives are in the Outer Hebrides, trying to help their patients in bleak conditions with limited access to water and electricity.

S5 E6 - Barry and Hayley's adventure in the UK continues at a rehab using the latest in alternative therapies. Hope for Wildlife expands beyond Hope's tiny farm.

S6 E13 - Endangered bats need Hope's help, but that means taking unusual steps. Hope's deer release gets off to a bumpy start.

S2 E8 - On this voyage down the Potomac, we visit the armory at Ferrys Landing, where a raid ignited the Civil War, and stop at Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington.

S10 E13 - When Murdoch and Ogden use their riverside property as a burial ground to study human decomposition, they dig up more than they imagined.

Kirill Petrenko leads the Berliner Philharmoniker in works by Lyadov, Kreisler, Mussorgsky and Tchaikovsky. Pianist Kirill Gerstein performs Rachmaninov's Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 2.

Space Suite like you've never heard it before. Beautiful footage of our galaxy set to some of history's favourite classical pieces.

E2 - Lucy Worsley delves into Arthur Conan Doyle's life after he killed off Sherlock Holmes and tried to make himself the hero of his own story.

S10 E13 - When Murdoch and Ogden use their riverside property as a burial ground to study human decomposition, they dig up more than they imagined.

E2 - Forged over millennia, India's mountains shelter some of the greatest biodiversity in the world.

S9 E5 - With no sign of a struggle and only a small patch of blood, Kristin and Chalmers try to uncover how a man died alone in a hotel room.

E2 - Robson is on the Northumberland stretch of one of Britain's most famous walking routes, the Pennine Way.

S2 E3 - After connecting the gun used in the Nobakht drive-by to Ash's murder, the Royal Commission launches a special undercover operation.

S2 E8 - On this voyage down the Potomac, we visit the armory at Ferrys Landing, where a raid ignited the Civil War, and stop at Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington.

S9 E5 - With no sign of a struggle and only a small patch of blood, Kristin and Chalmers try to uncover how a man died alone in a hotel room.

E2 - Robson is on the Northumberland stretch of one of Britain's most famous walking routes, the Pennine Way.

S2 E3 - After connecting the gun used in the Nobakht drive-by to Ash's murder, the Royal Commission launches a special undercover operation.

S2 E8 - On this voyage down the Potomac, we visit the armory at Ferrys Landing, where a raid ignited the Civil War, and stop at Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington.

E3 - China’s eastern region is one of the most densely populated on Earth. Here, some of the world's rarest animals have found sanctuary in four national parks.

S5 E7 - A bobcat kitten needs Hope's help, but this little orphan causes big headaches.

S6 E13 - Endangered bats need Hope's help, but that means taking unusual steps. Hope's deer release gets off to a bumpy start.

S2 E16 - Escape on a voyage through the South Island, travelling on the Dunedin Railway's trains - the Inland and the Seasider - through a landscape rich in history and beauty.

E3 - Lucy Worsley explores how Sherlock Holmes returned from the dead, making Doyle rich enough to enjoy every Edwardian luxury.

E2 - Frank and Denise discover how Pope became the superstar poet of the age, then travel to Ireland to find out how Swift's inciteful political satire turned him into a national hero.

S4 E4 - Michael embarks on a Greek odyssey, exploring the Acropolis and the ruins at Delphi, and delighting in the tastes of moussaka and baklava.

E2 - Christa tries everything this charismatic city has to offer: axe-throwing, celebrity latte art, fiddlehead ferns and a trip back in time to Kings Landing.

E7 - Arlene "Dozay" Christmas' paintings draw inspiration from traditional visual art forms, natural landscapes and oral traditions from the Tobique First Nation.

E2 - Frank and Denise discover how Pope became the superstar poet of the age, then travel to Ireland to find out how Swift's inciteful political satire turned him into a national hero.

S4 E4 - Michael embarks on a Greek odyssey, exploring the Acropolis and the ruins at Delphi, and delighting in the tastes of moussaka and baklava.

E2 - Christa tries everything this charismatic city has to offer: axe-throwing, celebrity latte art, fiddlehead ferns and a trip back in time to Kings Landing.

E7 - Arlene "Dozay" Christmas' paintings draw inspiration from traditional visual art forms, natural landscapes and oral traditions from the Tobique First Nation.

S9 E3 - A newborn baby is found abandoned in a dustbin. Meanwhile, the team battle an unexpected diphtheria outbreak.

S1 E5 - Erica's friendship with Pat is tested, and a new evacuee in the village isn't quite what Frances bargained for.

S5 E8 - Two beavers need emergency lodging. A volunteer shows what life is like at the rehab.

E9 - Iceland is the world's largest volcanic island. Volcanoes are constantly erupting to create new land and are in battle with the island's rugged, icy landscape.

E3 - Christa is welcomed to the heart of the Klondike with a sourtoe cocktail, tries her luck at gold panning and meets with an off-grid artist, a queer burlesque dancer and an Indigenous river guide.

E8 - Teresa Marshall creates multimedia and installation pieces that give voice to Canada's Indigenous people - a voice that has been suppressed and neglected by colonization.

E2 - In the epic journey from the mineral-heavy early seas to the life-nurturing oceans and river systems of today, the story of this living planet is carried by water.

This intimate portrait explores the bonds of family as a young Siksika woman prepares for one of the most dangerous horse races in the world - the Indian Relay.

Explore the work of seven accomplished Indigenous architects, including world-renowned Anishinaabe architect Douglas Cardinal, who are creating extraordinary sustainable structures across North America.

This intimate portrait explores the bonds of family as a young Siksika woman prepares for one of the most dangerous horse races in the world - the Indian Relay.

Explore the work of seven accomplished Indigenous architects, including world-renowned Anishinaabe architect Douglas Cardinal, who are creating extraordinary sustainable structures across North America.

Kirill Petrenko leads the Berliner Philharmoniker in works by Lyadov, Kreisler, Mussorgsky and Tchaikovsky. Pianist Kirill Gerstein performs Rachmaninov's Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 2.

S5 E9 - Preparations for Hope's open house are derailed when a patient goes missing.

E3 - Christa is welcomed to the heart of the Klondike with a sourtoe cocktail, tries her luck at gold panning and meets with an off-grid artist, a queer burlesque dancer and an Indigenous river guide.

E8 - Teresa Marshall creates multimedia and installation pieces that give voice to Canada's Indigenous people - a voice that has been suppressed and neglected by colonization.

E1 - Coming to grips with his inner demons, chef Rich Francis travels to Osoyoos to cook with an ingredient he's never used before - cougar.

E2 - A look at the writing life of Michael Winter, Edem Awumey and Ivan Coyote.

S1 E1 - Bettany travels to Greece - an epic landscape and the birthplace of an astonishing culture that changed the way the Western world thinks.

E2 - In 1979, the Soviet army entered Afghanistan. In reaction, the Afghans called for jihad against the godless invaders. The "Soviet Vietnam" began.

E3 - Mary Beard goes behind the closed doors of Roman homes to explore their family life.

S6 E13 - Endangered bats need Hope's help, but that means taking unusual steps. Hope's deer release gets off to a bumpy start.

S1 E1 - Bettany travels to Greece - an epic landscape and the birthplace of an astonishing culture that changed the way the Western world thinks.

E2 - In 1979, the Soviet army entered Afghanistan. In reaction, the Afghans called for jihad against the godless invaders. The "Soviet Vietnam" began.

E3 - Mary Beard goes behind the closed doors of Roman homes to explore their family life.

S1 E5 - Erica's friendship with Pat is tested, and a new evacuee in the village isn't quite what Frances bargained for.

E2 - For primates, family is everything. Complex social lives are key to their success, helping them protect their young and pass down survival techniques.

S5 E10 - A moose on the loose raises a ruckus. A permanent resident becomes a loveable nuisance. Some special guests have a treat for Hope's volunteers.

E1 - Coming to grips with his inner demons, chef Rich Francis travels to Osoyoos to cook with an ingredient he's never used before - cougar.

E2 - A look at the writing life of Michael Winter, Edem Awumey and Ivan Coyote.

S7 E1 - Hope's team digs in to help birds and bobcats struggling to survive the brutal winter.

S4 E5 - Michael ventures deep into the Black Forest on a quest to discover the essence of Germany, from cuckoo clocks and castles to cutting-edge science.

Cowichan filmmaker Harold C. Joe explores how the cedar tree is central to the cultural life of West Coast First Nations and how Elders, artists and practitioners are sharing their knowledge to revitalize culture.

An ethnobotanist contemplates her relationship with plants as she comes to a deeper understanding of her identity as a Skwxwu7mesh woman.

E1 - Coming to grips with his inner demons, chef Rich Francis travels to Osoyoos to cook with an ingredient he's never used before - cougar.

E2 - A look at the writing life of Michael Winter, Edem Awumey and Ivan Coyote.

Cowichan filmmaker Harold C. Joe explores how the cedar tree is central to the cultural life of West Coast First Nations and how Elders, artists and practitioners are sharing their knowledge to revitalize culture.

An ethnobotanist contemplates her relationship with plants as she comes to a deeper understanding of her identity as a Skwxwu7mesh woman.

S10 E13 - When Murdoch and Ogden use their riverside property as a burial ground to study human decomposition, they dig up more than they imagined.

S21 E2 - Nikki comes face-to-face with Simon Laing once again as the motive for the murders appears to be blackmail.

S5 E11 - The mercury drops, but things keep heating up for Hope. An elusive creature is caught on tape. An impaled gull inspires a dramatic rescue.

E9 - Iceland is the world's largest volcanic island. Volcanoes are constantly erupting to create new land and are in battle with the island's rugged, icy landscape.

S2 E9 - On Canada's stunning Gold Rush river, we travel in the Tlingit First Nation's 50-ft canoes and dig for 70,000-year-old mammoth bones in Dawson Creek.

S7 E1 - When psychologist Reuben Beatty is murdered while moonlighting as a psychic, Lewis and Hathaway struggle to unravel his baffling double life.

E3 - Ray explores the wildlife surviving against all odds in the rugged landscapes around Britain's highest mountain range, Snowdonia.

S1 E6 - In Malaysia, the killer involves a group of young children in his heinous game. As protests and acts of vandalism break out, Serena and Megat attempt to save the children.

S2 E9 - On Canada's stunning Gold Rush river, we travel in the Tlingit First Nation's 50-ft canoes and dig for 70,000-year-old mammoth bones in Dawson Creek.