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The $25 Million T. Rex Auction That Fell Apart
Dinosaur fossils have become a high-end collectibles market, with auction prices reaching tens of millions of dollars. The attempted sale of Shen, a rare T. Rex planned for auction at Christie's.
10 Things You Don't Know About
You may think you know about history, but this show may prove you don't know as much as you think you do. The straightforward title tells you what the show is about: It gives viewers 10 little-known facts about some of the most iconic people, places and events in American and world history. Subject matter experts and expansive history archives are consulted to help come up with each list of 10 facts. Topics covered include the White House, Adolf Hitler, Prohibition, the Founding Fathers, Thomas Edison and the Revolutionary War.
100 Days to Victory
In the last 100 days of WWI, four Allied generals work together to win the war.
The 12th Victim
In 1958, a grisly string of murders terrified the Midwest as teenager Charles Starkweather killed 11 victims in Nebraska and Wyoming with his 14-year-old girlfriend, Caril Ann Fugate, by his side. As one of the first true-crime stories to unfold in real time on television, the widely covered Bonnie and Clyde-style narrative depicted Starkweather as a James Dean-wannabe and Fugate as his lascivious, bloodthirsty girlfriend. Using archival and re-created footage, and interviews with those closest to the case, the crimes are reviewed to examine whether Fugate was a willing participant or an underage girl held hostage by Starkweather.
1929
William Karel's historical investigation into the widespread derailment of the world economy in 1929 and the dramatic consequences that followed.
73 Seconds to Disaster: Space Shuttle Challenger
73 Seconds To Disaster honors Challenger crew, exploring the decisions that led to the tragedy in one irreversible moment affecting seven lives.
8 Days That Made Rome
Award-winning historian Bettany Hughes takes viewers on an adventure, from the defeat of the Carthaginian Empire, Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon River, and Constantine's conversion to Christianity. Her travels take her across Italy's ancient sites and into the psyches of the emperors, gladiators, and generals of the Roman Empire. Join her as she explores the rise and fall of one of history's most incredile reigns -- and it all took eight days.
9/11: One Day in America
Examining the harrowing moments of the historic morning of Sept. 11, 2001.