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REEDE 13.11 · History 2
  • 02:30Digging for the Truth

    H1/O9 · Pompeii: Secrets Revealed

    In 79 AD, the volcano Vesuvius exploded in one of history's deadliest eruptions, burying the city of Pompeii and other Roman towns along the Bay of Naples beneath layers of ash and pumice. Pompeii was rediscovered in the 18th century, but only recently have archaeologists and volcanologists come to understand exactly how the eruption unfolded, and why it took the people of Pompeii almost entirely by surprise. Intrigued, host Josh Bernstein visits the Bay of Naples, and learns the entire area is built on ancient volcanic rock, some of it still steaming. He climbs the world's most active volcano--Stromboli--an island near Sicily, where ""fireworks"" from the mountain are a nightly entertainment. Back at Pompeii, he searches for clues that might have enlightened the Romans to the growing threat in their midst. And he literally plays with fire as he follows the story right into the heart of Vesuvius.

    ★ 7.8
  • 03:15Iidsed tulnukad

    H5/O4 · Salapärased inimröövid

    Uurijad aitavad selgitada välja, et kohtumised tulnukatega ei ole kaasaja ilming. Nad püstitavad küsimuse, kas tulnukatel on inimeste röövimiseks mingi eesmärk.

    ★ 7.0
  • 04:00Allilma linnad

    H2/O6 · Mob Underground

    Chicago was once a playground for mobsters and corrupt politicians. It wouldn't be the third largest city in the U.S. today if it weren't for the shady dealings that went on just beneath its streets. From vice dens and top-secret railroad lines to sunken shipwrecks and the spark that created the A-Bomb, host Don Wildman unearths the true history of the Windy City.

    ★ 8.0
  • 04:45Project Impossible

    H1/O7 · Unsolved Mysteries

    The past does not give up its secrets easily. Brand-new machines are helping explorers reveal mysteries once thought lost forever. Underwater archaeologists are searching for a World War II Nazi sub that disappeared in U.S waters. In Scotland, researchers are digging up an ancient rock, covered with cryptic markings, that could reveal more about who built Stonehenge. On this episode: German Submarine U-576; Cochno Stone; LIDAR.

    ★ 7.7
  • 05:30Ancient Discoveries

    H4/O6 · Ancient Commandos

    Ancient commandos fought deep behind enemy lines in some of the harshest terrains know to man. The show examines such exploits through storms and snowdrifts, revealing the tech and truth behind the world earliest known ski commandos. A journey to the deserts of Egypt reveals how a tiny army beat off a major invasion force using deception and a bunch of farm animals. The Bayeux tapestry is featured as well as one of the ancient worlds most feared and successful commando units, the Naftun.

    ★ 7.6
  • 06:15Kodusõja kulla needus

    H1/O2 · Right on Track

    ★ 6.1
  • 07:00Serial Killer Earth

    H1/O1 · When Lakes Attack

    Serial Killer Earth brings together a top team of experts to examine the most compelling footage, as well as eyewitness testimonies in order to explain and inform viewers of what actually happened during these disasters.

    ★ 7.3
  • 07:45Life After People

    H1/O5 · The Invaders

    Things begin to spread and take on area such as plants and animals. Includes alligators being eaten alive by pythons in the Florida Everglades, and lakes and rivers could be choked off by oxygen-robbing plants. Also, Shanghai disappears from the weight of their skyscrapers, and the ocean takes over Miami Beach.

    ★ 7.5
  • 08:30Digging for the Truth

    H1/O9 · Pompeii: Secrets Revealed

    In 79 AD, the volcano Vesuvius exploded in one of history's deadliest eruptions, burying the city of Pompeii and other Roman towns along the Bay of Naples beneath layers of ash and pumice. Pompeii was rediscovered in the 18th century, but only recently have archaeologists and volcanologists come to understand exactly how the eruption unfolded, and why it took the people of Pompeii almost entirely by surprise. Intrigued, host Josh Bernstein visits the Bay of Naples, and learns the entire area is built on ancient volcanic rock, some of it still steaming. He climbs the world's most active volcano--Stromboli--an island near Sicily, where ""fireworks"" from the mountain are a nightly entertainment. Back at Pompeii, he searches for clues that might have enlightened the Romans to the growing threat in their midst. And he literally plays with fire as he follows the story right into the heart of Vesuvius.

    ★ 7.8
  • 09:15Iidsed tulnukad

    H5/O4 · Salapärased inimröövid

    Uurijad aitavad selgitada välja, et kohtumised tulnukatega ei ole kaasaja ilming. Nad püstitavad küsimuse, kas tulnukatel on inimeste röövimiseks mingi eesmärk.

    ★ 7.0
  • 10:00Allilma linnad

    H2/O6 · Mob Underground

    Chicago was once a playground for mobsters and corrupt politicians. It wouldn't be the third largest city in the U.S. today if it weren't for the shady dealings that went on just beneath its streets. From vice dens and top-secret railroad lines to sunken shipwrecks and the spark that created the A-Bomb, host Don Wildman unearths the true history of the Windy City.

    ★ 8.0
  • 10:45Project Impossible

    H1/O7 · Unsolved Mysteries

    The past does not give up its secrets easily. Brand-new machines are helping explorers reveal mysteries once thought lost forever. Underwater archaeologists are searching for a World War II Nazi sub that disappeared in U.S waters. In Scotland, researchers are digging up an ancient rock, covered with cryptic markings, that could reveal more about who built Stonehenge. On this episode: German Submarine U-576; Cochno Stone; LIDAR.

    ★ 7.7
  • 11:30Ancient Discoveries

    H4/O6 · Ancient Commandos

    Ancient commandos fought deep behind enemy lines in some of the harshest terrains know to man. The show examines such exploits through storms and snowdrifts, revealing the tech and truth behind the world earliest known ski commandos. A journey to the deserts of Egypt reveals how a tiny army beat off a major invasion force using deception and a bunch of farm animals. The Bayeux tapestry is featured as well as one of the ancient worlds most feared and successful commando units, the Naftun.

    ★ 7.6
  • 12:15Kodusõja kulla needus

    H1/O2 · Right on Track

    Aardekütid Rick ja Marty ajavad Kodusõja-aegse kullalaadungi jälgi, mis väidetavalt konfiskeeriti 1865. aastal Jefferson Daviselt. Osa sellest on Michigani järve põhjas, mingi osa Michigani maa-alustes tunnelites ning ülejäänud ühes Utah' koopas.

    ★ 6.1
  • 13:00Serial Killer Earth

    H1/O1 · When Lakes Attack

    Serial Killer Earth brings together a top team of experts to examine the most compelling footage, as well as eyewitness testimonies in order to explain and inform viewers of what actually happened during these disasters.

    ★ 7.3
  • 13:45Life After People

    H1/O5 · The Invaders

    Things begin to spread and take on area such as plants and animals. Includes alligators being eaten alive by pythons in the Florida Everglades, and lakes and rivers could be choked off by oxygen-robbing plants. Also, Shanghai disappears from the weight of their skyscrapers, and the ocean takes over Miami Beach.

    ★ 7.5
  • 14:30Digging for the Truth

    H1/O9 · Pompeii: Secrets Revealed

    In 79 AD, the volcano Vesuvius exploded in one of history's deadliest eruptions, burying the city of Pompeii and other Roman towns along the Bay of Naples beneath layers of ash and pumice. Pompeii was rediscovered in the 18th century, but only recently have archaeologists and volcanologists come to understand exactly how the eruption unfolded, and why it took the people of Pompeii almost entirely by surprise. Intrigued, host Josh Bernstein visits the Bay of Naples, and learns the entire area is built on ancient volcanic rock, some of it still steaming. He climbs the world's most active volcano--Stromboli--an island near Sicily, where ""fireworks"" from the mountain are a nightly entertainment. Back at Pompeii, he searches for clues that might have enlightened the Romans to the growing threat in their midst. And he literally plays with fire as he follows the story right into the heart of Vesuvius.

    ★ 7.8
  • 15:15Iidsed tulnukad

    H5/O4 · Salapärased inimröövid

    Uurijad aitavad selgitada välja, et kohtumised tulnukatega ei ole kaasaja ilming. Nad püstitavad küsimuse, kas tulnukatel on inimeste röövimiseks mingi eesmärk.

    ★ 7.0
  • 16:00Allilma linnad

    H2/O6 · Mob Underground

    Chicago was once a playground for mobsters and corrupt politicians. It wouldn't be the third largest city in the U.S. today if it weren't for the shady dealings that went on just beneath its streets. From vice dens and top-secret railroad lines to sunken shipwrecks and the spark that created the A-Bomb, host Don Wildman unearths the true history of the Windy City.

    ★ 8.0
  • 16:45Project Impossible

    H1/O7 · Unsolved Mysteries

    The past does not give up its secrets easily. Brand-new machines are helping explorers reveal mysteries once thought lost forever. Underwater archaeologists are searching for a World War II Nazi sub that disappeared in U.S waters. In Scotland, researchers are digging up an ancient rock, covered with cryptic markings, that could reveal more about who built Stonehenge. On this episode: German Submarine U-576; Cochno Stone; LIDAR.

    ★ 7.7
  • 17:30Ancient Discoveries

    H4/O6 · Ancient Commandos

    Ancient commandos fought deep behind enemy lines in some of the harshest terrains know to man. The show examines such exploits through storms and snowdrifts, revealing the tech and truth behind the world earliest known ski commandos. A journey to the deserts of Egypt reveals how a tiny army beat off a major invasion force using deception and a bunch of farm animals. The Bayeux tapestry is featured as well as one of the ancient worlds most feared and successful commando units, the Naftun.

    ★ 7.6
  • 18:15Kodusõja kulla needus

    H1/O3 · In Plain Sight

    Aardekütid Rick ja Marty ajavad Kodusõja-aegse kullalaadungi jälgi, mis väidetavalt konfiskeeriti 1865. aastal Jefferson Daviselt. Osa sellest on Michigani järve põhjas, mingi osa Michigani maa-alustes tunnelites ning ülejäänud ühes Utah' koopas.

    ★ 6.1
  • 19:00River Hunters

    H3/O3 · Roman Scotland

    Rick Edwards and Beau Ouimette find out what the Romans ever did for Central Scotland, the answer being build forts, leave some interesting finds and, as a surprise to some, build a wall that wasn't called "Hadrian".

    ★ 8.5
  • 19:45Life After People

    H1/O6 · Bound & Buried

    Life After People looks at what happens to several landmarks including the Liberty Bell, Mona Lisa, and Golden Gate Bridge after people disappear. It also looks at the Svalbard Global Seed Vault and visits the abandoned town of Centralia.

    ★ 7.5
  • 20:30Digging for the Truth

    H1/O10 · Quest for King Solomon's Gold

    Of all the rulers mentioned in the Bible, King Solomon was purportedly the wisest...and the richest! The reason? His access to vast quantities of gold. According to the Bible, the source of his legendary wealth was the goldmines located in the mysterious land of Ophir. Yet, what the Scriptures can't tell us is where Ophir might be found today. Host Josh Bernstein leads us on an epic 4,000-mile journey in search of the lost gold of King Solomon--sailing across the Red Sea, plunging down a Zimbabwean gold mine, and traveling deep into the Ethiopian Bush.

    ★ 7.8
  • 21:15Iidsed tulnukad

    H5/O5 · Von Dänikeni pärand

    Uurime Erich von Dänikeni vastuolulist teooriat, mis on pälvinud maailma tähelepanu ning pannud aluse iidsete astronautide järgijatele.

    ★ 7.0
  • 22:00Kui suured asjad lähevad valesti

    H1/O2 · Laineefekt

    Kiirrong teeb Hispaanias katastroofilise avarii. Rong oli kasutuses alla aasta ning see õnnetus šokeerib kogu maailma. Mida saab kontrolli alt väljunud kruiisilaev Veneetsias paljastada ühe Hispaania ajaloo ohvriterohkeima raudteekatastroofi kohta?

    ★ 6.9
  • 22:45Kuidas sünnivad katastroofid

    H1/O2 · Heartland Explosion

    On this episode, a massive explosion rocks a small Texas town killing 15 residents. A bridge in Washington collapses sending cars plunging into the river. Two construction cranes in New York City seem to fall from the sky leaving a path of destruction. A ferry full of passenger's encounters trouble and sinks. And a building demolition In Philadelphia goes horribly wrong killing innocent shoppers next door. What do all of these catastrophes have in common? They were caused by engineering failures that led to disasters of epic proportions.

    ★ 7.5
  • 23:30Serial Killer Earth

    H1/O2 · Tornado Vs. Airport

    A massive landslide chases a group of construction workers. A tornado tears through an airport and an earthquake threatens a 700-year-old church. Mother Nature continues her killing spree.

    ★ 7.3
  • 00:15Kodusõja kulla needus

    H1/O3 · In Plain Sight

    Aardekütid Rick ja Marty ajavad Kodusõja-aegse kullalaadungi jälgi, mis väidetavalt konfiskeeriti 1865. aastal Jefferson Daviselt. Osa sellest on Michigani järve põhjas, mingi osa Michigani maa-alustes tunnelites ning ülejäänud ühes Utah' koopas.

    ★ 6.1
  • 01:00River Hunters

    H3/O3 · Roman Scotland

    Rick Edwards and Beau Ouimette find out what the Romans ever did for Central Scotland, the answer being build forts, leave some interesting finds and, as a surprise to some, build a wall that wasn't called "Hadrian".

    ★ 8.5
  • 01:45Life After People

    H1/O6 · Bound & Buried

    Life After People looks at what happens to several landmarks including the Liberty Bell, Mona Lisa, and Golden Gate Bridge after people disappear. It also looks at the Svalbard Global Seed Vault and visits the abandoned town of Centralia.

    ★ 7.5