TV Schedule

E1 - A Langley grandmother gets weaker while on the waitlist for a donated set of lungs. A young father races to VGH for a liver transplant. A corneal transplant gives a young woman a glimpse of hope.

E1 - The story of the Black Loyalists, Jamaican Maroons and Black Refugees begins in Nova Scotia in the 1700s and challenges our understanding of what should be considered a distinct society.

E1 - Big mines, big markets, big deals and big disasters result in pollution and corruption that the big players don't want us to see.

The Berliner Philharmoniker and conductor Daniel Harding perform works by Wagner, Berlioz and Debussy in the Musee d'Orsay. Welsh bass-baritone Bryn Terfel is the soloist.

S6 E9 - Hope tries fostering a fawn with an unrelated doe. Two fawns are rushed to the emergency clinic.

S1 E4 - Bannock: native treat, colonialism, or both? From traditional farming to award-winning wineries and food trucks, Drew is dining all-Indigenous.

S2 E4 - Kris and Sarain meet with artists, activists and an Anishinaabe PhD candidate who brings Indigenous knowledge to cutting-edge applications in social science, technology and research.

E4 - Berlin's secrets include the surprising story behind the statue on top of the Brandenburg Gate and brewery tunnels that helped East Berliners escape.

E5 - Afua explores the energy and ambition of Nigeria's young cultural creators, asking what drives their success in everything from Afrobeats to Nollywood.

E3 - Since 1949, Communist rulers have sought to recover control of previously lost territories. What lengths is the Chinese State prepared to go to unify the motherland?

E1 - Archaeologist Richard Miles goes back 2,000 years to explore how archaeology began by trying to prove a biblical truth - a quest that soon got archaeologists into dangerous water.

S2 E2 - Nearby Squamish Search and Rescue attends calls for crashed mountain bikers. A hiker fails to cross the Squamish River. North Shore and Squamish join forces to reach a critically injured rock climber.

E5 - Afua explores the energy and ambition of Nigeria's young cultural creators, asking what drives their success in everything from Afrobeats to Nollywood.

E3 - Since 1949, Communist rulers have sought to recover control of previously lost territories. What lengths is the Chinese State prepared to go to unify the motherland?

E1 - Archaeologist Richard Miles goes back 2,000 years to explore how archaeology began by trying to prove a biblical truth - a quest that soon got archaeologists into dangerous water.

E3 - The quest for personal and political freedoms has shaped much of the past 30 years. So why is democracy in retreat.

E3 - It's not just the fastest and most fearsome that survive in the sea. Highly refined skills of camouflage and mimicry help more vulnerable creatures outwit predators.

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

E4 - Berlin's secrets include the surprising story behind the statue on top of the Brandenburg Gate and brewery tunnels that helped East Berliners escape.

S2 E3 - A hiker is cliffed-out overnight. A child falls on a family hike. The night-vision helicopter is called for a critical rescue of a snowmobiler several hours north.

E2 - Michael finds himself in Thailand, where he lends a hand at an elephant hospital and learns about northern Thai cuisine.

Melbourne opera singer Tiriki Onus tries to uncover the mystery surrounding the life of his grandfather, William Bill Onus - a cultural leader, entrepreneur and possibly the first Aboriginal filmmaker.

E4 - Berlin's secrets include the surprising story behind the statue on top of the Brandenburg Gate and brewery tunnels that helped East Berliners escape.

Melbourne opera singer Tiriki Onus tries to uncover the mystery surrounding the life of his grandfather, William Bill Onus - a cultural leader, entrepreneur and possibly the first Aboriginal filmmaker.

S9 E2 - When Mark Twain (William Shatner) stirs up controversy during a speaking engagement in Toronto, Murdoch and his team must protect the esteemed American writer.

S7 E2 - Foyle goes head-to-head against the US army as racial prejudices erupt when a local girl is found murdered and suspicion points to a GI at the US military base.

S1 E7 - Peter and Angelika race to rescue two cubs whose mother was hit by a car.

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 - The voyagers depart for Lancaster Sound, a land teeming with whales, birds and bears.

S1 E2 - Ireland's longest river, the Shannon, meanders through an emerald-green landscape that's rich with stories of Vikings, monks and kings.

S12 E10 - The team investigates the murder of a renowned calypso singer's husband. Meanwhile, Neville struggles with Sophie's revelations.

S4 E2 - Cassie and Sunny discover that a group of police officers who attended the same training course could be connected to the case.

E1 - An Alzheimer's diagnosis is a blessing in disguise for Agah, a Turkish retiree harbouring a vendetta from a decades-old crime. An encounter ignites Agah's revenge spree.

S1 E2 - Ireland's longest river, the Shannon, meanders through an emerald-green landscape that's rich with stories of Vikings, monks and kings.

S12 E10 - The team investigates the murder of a renowned calypso singer's husband. Meanwhile, Neville struggles with Sophie's revelations.

S4 E2 - Cassie and Sunny discover that a group of police officers who attended the same training course could be connected to the case.

E1 - An Alzheimer's diagnosis is a blessing in disguise for Agah, a Turkish retiree harbouring a vendetta from a decades-old crime. An encounter ignites Agah's revenge spree.

S1 E2 - Ireland's longest river, the Shannon, meanders through an emerald-green landscape that's rich with stories of Vikings, monks and kings.

S3 E3 - The Royal Scott, one of the finest locomotives ever built, powers through the Peak District in full steam, climbing the famous Stanage Edge before heading to York.

S6 E12 - Hope's open house is bigger than ever - with more challenges than ever. A mysterious visitor leaves a big impression.

E4 - Berlin's secrets include the surprising story behind the statue on top of the Brandenburg Gate and brewery tunnels that helped East Berliners escape.

E4 - The voyagers depart for Lancaster Sound, a land teeming with whales, birds and bears.

S1 E4 - Bannock: native treat, colonialism, or both? From traditional farming to award-winning wineries and food trucks, Drew is dining all-Indigenous.

S2 E4 - Kris and Sarain meet with artists, activists and an Anishinaabe PhD candidate who brings Indigenous knowledge to cutting-edge applications in social science, technology and research.

S2 E3 - A hiker is cliffed-out overnight. A child falls on a family hike. The night-vision helicopter is called for a critical rescue of a snowmobiler several hours north.

E3 - Jupiter alone witnessed the birth of the Sun and, ever since, its immense gravity has shaped the destiny of the other planets.

E2 - Michael finds himself in Thailand, where he lends a hand at an elephant hospital and learns about northern Thai cuisine.

S2 E3 - A hiker is cliffed-out overnight. A child falls on a family hike. The night-vision helicopter is called for a critical rescue of a snowmobiler several hours north.

E4 - The sea has more than its fair share of oddballs - stranger-than-fiction animals that need to be seen to be believed.

S16 E14 - Walker and Carol suspect a landowner's wife may be the victim of domestic abuse. Younger uses his ingenuity to outwit some children, and Phil and Gina share some good news with the village.

S23 E3 - A couple's thriving organic baking business in Lower Blissingham sows seeds of envy and a series of threatening incidents.

The people, places and things that have left their mark on BC's unique design and architecture history.

E4 - The voyagers depart for Lancaster Sound, a land teeming with whales, birds and bears.

S23 E3 - A couple's thriving organic baking business in Lower Blissingham sows seeds of envy and a series of threatening incidents.

The people, places and things that have left their mark on BC's unique design and architecture history.

E4 - The voyagers depart for Lancaster Sound, a land teeming with whales, birds and bears.

S16 E14 - Walker and Carol suspect a landowner's wife may be the victim of domestic abuse. Younger uses his ingenuity to outwit some children, and Phil and Gina share some good news with the village.

S1 E6 - During a violent confrontation, Erik falls down an old, remote mine shaft.

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.

S2 E3 - A hiker is cliffed-out overnight. A child falls on a family hike. The night-vision helicopter is called for a critical rescue of a snowmobiler several hours north.

S1 E2 - Ireland's longest river, the Shannon, meanders through an emerald-green landscape that's rich with stories of Vikings, monks and kings.

S9 E3 - Murdoch and his colleagues investigate the murder of a young suffragette.

The Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra and conductor Gabor Takacs-Nagy perform Haydn's masterpiece with soloists Miah Persson, Bernard Richter, Peter Mattei, Andreas Bauer and the RIAS Kammerchor.

E3 - Lucy Worsley explores how Queen Anne's reputation and legacy have been marred by a sustained campaign of historical fibs.

S9 E3 - Murdoch and his colleagues investigate the murder of a young suffragette.

E3 - Almost everything brought to this lush and fertile country flourishes - often with surprising consequences.

S10 E1 - Vera investigates the case of a murdered entrepreneur whose legacy of unpaid debts and ruined lives leaves no shortage of suspects.

E5 - Ray uses the Derwent River as his guide to the breathtaking Borrowdale valley, a place of ancient rainforests and home to some very special wildlife, including peregrine falcons.

E4 - Out for a Ladies Night with Maryam and her friends, Catherine faces one of the biggest challenges of her surgical life. A gruelling night shift leads Helen to confide in Jack.

S1 E2 - Ireland's longest river, the Shannon, meanders through an emerald-green landscape that's rich with stories of Vikings, monks and kings.

S10 E1 - Vera investigates the case of a murdered entrepreneur whose legacy of unpaid debts and ruined lives leaves no shortage of suspects.

E5 - Ray uses the Derwent River as his guide to the breathtaking Borrowdale valley, a place of ancient rainforests and home to some very special wildlife, including peregrine falcons.

E4 - Out for a Ladies Night with Maryam and her friends, Catherine faces one of the biggest challenges of her surgical life. A gruelling night shift leads Helen to confide in Jack.

S1 E2 - Ireland's longest river, the Shannon, meanders through an emerald-green landscape that's rich with stories of Vikings, monks and kings.

E3 - Almost everything brought to this lush and fertile country flourishes - often with surprising consequences.

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

S2 E3 - A hiker is cliffed-out overnight. A child falls on a family hike. The night-vision helicopter is called for a critical rescue of a snowmobiler several hours north.

S3 E4 - From the Quinta de Vargellas vineyard, we travel to Porto and Aveiro before boarding a CP300 locomotive to head to Lisbon.

E4 - How Australia's returned veterans are commemorated - and which of them get commemorated - has increasingly become a difficult and controversial topic.

E4 - Mariella uncovers what life in Yorkshire was like for the Bronte sisters and how accurately their works reflect the harsh realities of the past.

E2 - Michael finds himself in Thailand, where he lends a hand at an elephant hospital and learns about northern Thai cuisine.

S1 E4 - Bannock: native treat, colonialism, or both? From traditional farming to award-winning wineries and food trucks, Drew is dining all-Indigenous.

S2 E4 - Kris and Sarain meet with artists, activists and an Anishinaabe PhD candidate who brings Indigenous knowledge to cutting-edge applications in social science, technology and research.