TV Schedule

With the story of three brothers at its heart, this documentary chronicles the rise of Australia's Bangarra Dance Theatre, a cultural powerhouse that fuses contemporary and Indigenous dance.

S8 E10 - Murdoch and Crabtree discover a mysterious temple that may house ancient treasure.

S24 E2 - When a swimming instructor is found murdered in her flat, trace evidence from the scene identifies two suspects, including a former cop.

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

E6 - The inhabitants of Kiribati have always had a special relationship with the sea, but climate change is threatening the traditional ways of this island nation.

S3 E11 - In BC's Broughton Archipelago, some families still survive by hunting, fishing and harvesting.

S11 E10 - When a prestigious chess match ends in murder, the team must work out how and why the killing was carried out. Meanwhile, the commissioner is confronted with his past.

S2 E4 - A disturbing allegation about David opens a second line of inquiry. When Tessa is called in for questioning, it threatens to ruin her relationships with her husband and son.

E1 - Cree piano prodigy Aline Spears and her siblings are torn from their family and forced into residential school. Now a WWII code talker, Spears and her husband confront the spectres of their past.

S3 E11 - In BC's Broughton Archipelago, some families still survive by hunting, fishing and harvesting.

S11 E10 - When a prestigious chess match ends in murder, the team must work out how and why the killing was carried out. Meanwhile, the commissioner is confronted with his past.

S2 E4 - A disturbing allegation about David opens a second line of inquiry. When Tessa is called in for questioning, it threatens to ruin her relationships with her husband and son.

E1 - Cree piano prodigy Aline Spears and her siblings are torn from their family and forced into residential school. Now a WWII code talker, Spears and her husband confront the spectres of their past.

S3 E11 - In BC's Broughton Archipelago, some families still survive by hunting, fishing and harvesting.

S2 E17 - Hop aboard the fast train from Bergen to Oslo, travelling through the mountains of southern Norway to the famous Flam Railway - voted the most scenic railway in the world numerous times.

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

S3 E5 - Priced out of Toronto, young people are looking to put down roots elsewhere. Hamilton is proving to be a place with opportunities and affordable housing.

E6 - The inhabitants of Kiribati have always had a special relationship with the sea, but climate change is threatening the traditional ways of this island nation.

S1 E7 - Drew explores the fascinating world of contemporary Indigenous art, including a life-sized whale made of plastic lawn furniture and Inuit wall murals in Canada's biggest city.

S1 E7 - Kris and Sarain get a taste of the many different aspects of food sovereignty, learn how Sacred Law applies to responsible fishing and experience Indigenous cuisine prepared by a leading chef.

S10 E8 - When a Category 2 hurricane slams the rehab centre, Hope and her team struggle to protect their patients in the middle of the storm.

E2 - Brian Cox reveals how the complexity of nature and human life is simply the consequence of chance events constrained by the laws of physics that govern our universe.

E2 - Michael is pushed to the limit in the snowy peaks of the French Pyrenees. His efforts are rewarded when he reaches the breathtaking summit of the Pic du Midi mountaintop observatory.

S10 E8 - When a Category 2 hurricane slams the rehab centre, Hope and her team struggle to protect their patients in the middle of the storm.

E4 - Cameras in space show that Earth is changing rapidly. Cities sprawl while forests and glaciers shrink. But in Tanzania, locals have regenerated the landscape to save chimpanzees.

S16 E4 - Rosie has an unwelcome admirer who won't take no for an answer. Gina is concerned about Phil and tries to persuade him to share his feelings.

S9 E2 - When the son of a high-profile Jewish businessman is attacked on the grounds of a university, Foyle wonders whether it was motivated by anti-Semitism.

Metis/Dene filmmaker Marie Clements navigates the cultural complexities stemming from American photographer Edward Curtis' works "The North American Indian" and "In the Land of the Head Hunters."

E6 - The inhabitants of Kiribati have always had a special relationship with the sea, but climate change is threatening the traditional ways of this island nation.

S9 E2 - When the son of a high-profile Jewish businessman is attacked on the grounds of a university, Foyle wonders whether it was motivated by anti-Semitism.

Metis/Dene filmmaker Marie Clements navigates the cultural complexities stemming from American photographer Edward Curtis' works "The North American Indian" and "In the Land of the Head Hunters."

E6 - The inhabitants of Kiribati have always had a special relationship with the sea, but climate change is threatening the traditional ways of this island nation.

S16 E4 - Rosie has an unwelcome admirer who won't take no for an answer. Gina is concerned about Phil and tries to persuade him to share his feelings.

E2 - Daddy, the head of MI5, is forced to make a terrible choice. Haunted by events in his past, Joe struggles with his nemesis' role in the plot.

S7 E2 - A hare in a snare needs Hope's help, Chelsea hits the road to rescue a litter of orphaned foxes, and an injured bobcat is rushed to Dr. Barry's for medical attention.

S10 E8 - When a Category 2 hurricane slams the rehab centre, Hope and her team struggle to protect their patients in the middle of the storm.

S3 E11 - In BC's Broughton Archipelago, some families still survive by hunting, fishing and harvesting.

S8 E11 - Murdoch and Crabtree follow the silver boom to investigate the murder of a land surveyor.

Argentine cellist Sol Gabetta enchants with her performance of Martinu's First Cello Concerto. Later, Francois-Xavier Roth and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra play Bizet's Jeux d'enfants.

E5 - Arthur discovers how East Anglians did everything in their power to prevent a Nazi invasion, from building coastal defences to joining the Home Guard.

S8 E11 - Murdoch and Crabtree follow the silver boom to investigate the murder of a land surveyor.

E2 - Extraordinary animal behaviour captured with the latest camera technology reveals the natural world of the River Shannon.

S7 E3 - When a promising young journalism student plummets to his death from the top of a disused science building, Vera heads to the University of Northumberland to investigate.

E1 - Historian Bettany Hughes and aerial archaeologist Ben Robinson explore Tintagel Castle for a new perspective on the King Arthur myth.

S2 E2 - When a second victim turns up at Lover's Lane, the police are misled by the killer's MO. Meanwhile, Speelman gets a day pass and makes full use of his opportunity.

S3 E11 - In BC's Broughton Archipelago, some families still survive by hunting, fishing and harvesting.

S7 E3 - When a promising young journalism student plummets to his death from the top of a disused science building, Vera heads to the University of Northumberland to investigate.

E1 - Historian Bettany Hughes and aerial archaeologist Ben Robinson explore Tintagel Castle for a new perspective on the King Arthur myth.

S2 E2 - When a second victim turns up at Lover's Lane, the police are misled by the killer's MO. Meanwhile, Speelman gets a day pass and makes full use of his opportunity.

S3 E11 - In BC's Broughton Archipelago, some families still survive by hunting, fishing and harvesting.

E2 - Extraordinary animal behaviour captured with the latest camera technology reveals the natural world of the River Shannon.

S7 E3 - The youngest porcupine Hope has ever seen arrives at the rehab, and a volunteer rescues a stranded seal.

S10 E8 - When a Category 2 hurricane slams the rehab centre, Hope and her team struggle to protect their patients in the middle of the storm.

S2 E18 - Travel aboard the transcontinental Indian Pacific on a two-day trip from Sydney to Adelaide that takes you through national parks, historic centres and stunning landscapes.

E6 - Arthur visits the industrial heartland of wartime Britain, where he learns about barrage balloons, Bevan Boys, Land Girls, and the forgotten tale of 70 German POWs.

Historian Lucy Worsley takes us behind closed doors for a fascinating look at the houses that influenced and inspired novelist Jane Austen.

E2 - Michael is pushed to the limit in the snowy peaks of the French Pyrenees. His efforts are rewarded when he reaches the breathtaking summit of the Pic du Midi mountaintop observatory.

S1 E7 - Drew explores the fascinating world of contemporary Indigenous art, including a life-sized whale made of plastic lawn furniture and Inuit wall murals in Canada's biggest city.

S1 E7 - Kris and Sarain get a taste of the many different aspects of food sovereignty, learn how Sacred Law applies to responsible fishing and experience Indigenous cuisine prepared by a leading chef.

Historian Lucy Worsley takes us behind closed doors for a fascinating look at the houses that influenced and inspired novelist Jane Austen.

E2 - Michael is pushed to the limit in the snowy peaks of the French Pyrenees. His efforts are rewarded when he reaches the breathtaking summit of the Pic du Midi mountaintop observatory.

S1 E7 - Drew explores the fascinating world of contemporary Indigenous art, including a life-sized whale made of plastic lawn furniture and Inuit wall murals in Canada's biggest city.

S1 E7 - Kris and Sarain get a taste of the many different aspects of food sovereignty, learn how Sacred Law applies to responsible fishing and experience Indigenous cuisine prepared by a leading chef.

E3 - The team discovers a sleeper agent with terrifying connections in the US military. Faced with a formidable foe who appears to be not only a traitor but a spy, MI5 may be out of its league.

E1 - Deluged by two separate monsoons each year, the plains of Sri Lanka offer an awe-inspiring wildlife spectacle.

S7 E4 - Silver the seal has a mysterious illness, and Kayla finds a surprise in an attic full of baby raccoons.

E1 - The caves and blue holes of the Bahamas are home to some of the most spectacular geological formations in the world.

S1 E8 - Drew visits Canada's newest urban reserve, meets a Metis sash maker drawing inspiration from Indigenous South Americans, and witnesses how Indigenous venture capital is opening doors.

S1 E8 - Kris and Sarain share their deep desire to know their language and visit with changemakers who are leading the charge to revitalize Indigenous languages.

E3 - Brian Cox explores the ingredients needed for an intelligent civilization to evolve in the universe.

The mayor of Predappio, the hometown of Mussolini, embarks on his most ambitious project yet - to create Italy's first museum on fascism, in the hopes of countering its uncomfortable legacy.

The remarkable story of a unique group of artists who used photography to launch Vancouver into the world of fine art.

The mayor of Predappio, the hometown of Mussolini, embarks on his most ambitious project yet - to create Italy's first museum on fascism, in the hopes of countering its uncomfortable legacy.

The remarkable story of a unique group of artists who used photography to launch Vancouver into the world of fine art.

Argentine cellist Sol Gabetta enchants with her performance of Martinu's First Cello Concerto. Later, Francois-Xavier Roth and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra play Bizet's Jeux d'enfants.

S7 E5 - Deer season is slow to start, then floods the rehab with fawns.

S1 E8 - Drew visits Canada's newest urban reserve, meets a Metis sash maker drawing inspiration from Indigenous South Americans, and witnesses how Indigenous venture capital is opening doors.

S1 E8 - Kris and Sarain share their deep desire to know their language and visit with changemakers who are leading the charge to revitalize Indigenous languages.

S3 E6 - Taipei is a young city with an uncertain future, but its citizens are keen to do what it takes to move towards a greener one.

S1 E2 - The world's longest river, the Nile, is a lifeline for wildlife and fascinating cultures - both ancient and new.

E3 - The bomber reveals how he came to plant the bombs on the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior and the measures he took to escape New Zealand after the attack.

E1 - Archaeologist and historian Richard Miles traces the development of the complex systems with which Bronze Age civilizations constructed their societies, including trade, religion and war.

S10 E8 - When a Category 2 hurricane slams the rehab centre, Hope and her team struggle to protect their patients in the middle of the storm.