TV Schedule

S24 E4 - When the "Greenest Village in Midsomer" is bought by a Texan oilman, a string of grisly murders ensues. To what lengths will the locals go to retain their title?

Nelson filmmaker Amy Bohigian explores the region's history through the stories of people who have lived in the Kootenays over the past century, from war resisters to prisoners of war and immigrants.

S16 E19 - When Rosie is attacked after finding a dead body, Walker and Rachel's investigation leads them to a sinister local cult. Peggy does her best to sell a batch of turkeys, but it's not Christmas!

S2 E5 - Richardsson makes a breakthrough in the investigation but is prevented from telling Erik about it. Peter and Erik try to reconcile.

S9 E9 - When Hope opens her doors to the public, the rehab staff must care for thousands of animals while dealing with thousands of people filling the farm.

S5 E3 - Two tiny orphans struggle to survive. Hope takes a second swing at a release gone wrong.

S2 E1 - A journey along England's River Bure goes through the holiday hub of Wroxham and past open fenlands where wildlife and recreation go hand in hand.

S9 E8 - Murdoch investigates the death of a student in an opium den.

Multi-percussionist Martin Grubinger joins the Berliner Philharmoniker and conductor Wayne Marshall at the annual outdoor concert. Repertoire includes Bernstein, Williams and Gershwin.

S1 E1 - In the beach county of Devon, Anita Rani discovers the story of a tragic wartime attack, the secrets of crime author Agatha Christie and the engineering marvel of Brunel's South Devon railway.

S9 E8 - Murdoch investigates the death of a student in an opium den.

E1 - Black bear cubs and fluffy baby otters mark the beginning of spring.

S11 E2 - The discovery of a deceased addiction support worker in the beautiful but unforgiving wilds of the national park leads Vera to investigate a deeply private woman's life.

Ten short films celebrate authors, writing and the book culture that has helped shape BC's unique identity.

E3 - A young man holds a well-known television presenter hostage in his home. As a tactical operation gets underway, Menck attempts to negotiate with the kidnapper.

S2 E1 - A journey along England's River Bure goes through the holiday hub of Wroxham and past open fenlands where wildlife and recreation go hand in hand.

S11 E2 - The discovery of a deceased addiction support worker in the beautiful but unforgiving wilds of the national park leads Vera to investigate a deeply private woman's life.

Ten short films celebrate authors, writing and the book culture that has helped shape BC's unique identity.

E3 - A young man holds a well-known television presenter hostage in his home. As a tactical operation gets underway, Menck attempts to negotiate with the kidnapper.

S2 E1 - A journey along England's River Bure goes through the holiday hub of Wroxham and past open fenlands where wildlife and recreation go hand in hand.

E1 - Black bear cubs and fluffy baby otters mark the beginning of spring.

S9 E10 - When Hope suffers a personal tragedy, her makeshift family rallies around her.

S5 E3 - Two tiny orphans struggle to survive. Hope takes a second swing at a release gone wrong.

S3 E9 - Celebrating the wonders of Queensland, we travel over 1,000 miles from Brisbane to Cairns on board one of the most advanced trains in the world.

S1 E2 - In South Wales, Anita takes in the harbour where young Henry Tudor fled into exile, visits the scene of Marconi's world-changing experiment and discovers the beach favoured by poet Dylan Thomas.

This tongue-in-cheek account of Day's turbulent and successful life combines film clips, music and interviews for an engaging look at the world's most famous "girl next door."

E7 - In Java's royal city, Yogyakarta, Michael visits the Sultan's Palace and witnesses the ancient art of shadow puppetry known as Wayang.

S1 E9 - From an incredible "Spotted Lake" in British Columbia to a sacred waterfall in Washington State, Drew explores the people, ideas and hallowed spaces linked to Indigenous spirituality.

S2 E9 - Kris explores the ancient art of pictographs while Sarain visits with K'Tigaaning Midwives. They then join writer and podcaster Ryan McMahon to learn about the power of digital storytelling.

This tongue-in-cheek account of Day's turbulent and successful life combines film clips, music and interviews for an engaging look at the world's most famous "girl next door."

E7 - In Java's royal city, Yogyakarta, Michael visits the Sultan's Palace and witnesses the ancient art of shadow puppetry known as Wayang.

S1 E9 - From an incredible "Spotted Lake" in British Columbia to a sacred waterfall in Washington State, Drew explores the people, ideas and hallowed spaces linked to Indigenous spirituality.

S2 E9 - Kris explores the ancient art of pictographs while Sarain visits with K'Tigaaning Midwives. They then join writer and podcaster Ryan McMahon to learn about the power of digital storytelling.

S2 E6 - Erik believes he finally knows who murdered Therese, but an unexpected death shatters his hopes of solving the case.

E3 - Dan explores Dere Street, which is the most northern Roman road in Britain, as well as Stanegate, which runs alongside the defensive barrier of Hadrian's Wall.

S10 E1 - When a Mountie saves a beaver, Hope helps the most Canadian wildlife rescue ever reach a happy ending.

S1 E10 - Drew learns how to live with no tools or shelter and how to throw the deadly Central American "altatl" spear. He then witnesses salmon net-fishing off the cliffs of a treacherous river.

S2 E10 - Kris meets with the first Associate Curator of Historical Indigenous Art at the National Gallery of Canada. Sarain does a radio interview with author/journalist Waubgeshig Rice.

E3 - Behind-the-scenes stories delve into scientific research on animal colours and reveal the challenges of making the series, including the grueling endurance of lying motionless on a mudflat for hours.

E1 - Alan uncovers clues about Britain's "Queen of Crime" and visits locations that helped influence some of her most successful novels, including Burgh Island and Greenway House.

E2 - Visiting locations across London and Devon, Alan explores the world of Miss Marple and finds out what inspired Agatha Christie to create her silver-haired sleuth.

E3 - Alan literally steps into Poirot's shoes as he gets kitted out in the detective's suit, learns the secrets of that memorable walk and finds out what makes the perfect Poirot moustache.

E1 - Alan uncovers clues about Britain's "Queen of Crime" and visits locations that helped influence some of her most successful novels, including Burgh Island and Greenway House.

E2 - Visiting locations across London and Devon, Alan explores the world of Miss Marple and finds out what inspired Agatha Christie to create her silver-haired sleuth.

E3 - Alan literally steps into Poirot's shoes as he gets kitted out in the detective's suit, learns the secrets of that memorable walk and finds out what makes the perfect Poirot moustache.

Multi-percussionist Martin Grubinger joins the Berliner Philharmoniker and conductor Wayne Marshall at the annual outdoor concert. Repertoire includes Bernstein, Williams and Gershwin.

S10 E2 - When an orphaned black bear cub needs help, Hope puts everything on the line to save it.

S1 E10 - Drew learns how to live with no tools or shelter and how to throw the deadly Central American "altatl" spear. He then witnesses salmon net-fishing off the cliffs of a treacherous river.

S2 E10 - Kris meets with the first Associate Curator of Historical Indigenous Art at the National Gallery of Canada. Sarain does a radio interview with author/journalist Waubgeshig Rice.

S1 E1 - The Arctic, locked in darkness for nearly seven months, springs to life once the sun rises above the horizon.

E2 - Joanna shares behind-the-scenes stories of her journeys through India before taking us to Uzbekistan, where she discovers the secrets of gem-making.

Lucy Worsley takes us behind closed doors at three royal palaces - the Tower of London, Hampton Court and Kensington Palace - to uncover how each building has shaped a monarchy and a nation.

Archaeologist Raksha Dave and historian Dan Snow visit the ancient city of Pompeii to uncover what happened in the days, weeks and centuries following its dramatic demise in 79 AD.

S5 E3 - Two tiny orphans struggle to survive. Hope takes a second swing at a release gone wrong.

E2 - Joanna shares behind-the-scenes stories of her journeys through India before taking us to Uzbekistan, where she discovers the secrets of gem-making.

Lucy Worsley takes us behind closed doors at three royal palaces - the Tower of London, Hampton Court and Kensington Palace - to uncover how each building has shaped a monarchy and a nation.

Archaeologist Raksha Dave and historian Dan Snow visit the ancient city of Pompeii to uncover what happened in the days, weeks and centuries following its dramatic demise in 79 AD.

E3 - Dan explores Dere Street, which is the most northern Roman road in Britain, as well as Stanegate, which runs alongside the defensive barrier of Hadrian's Wall.

E1 - In Zambia's South Luangwa National Park, a young lion cub gets in trouble when he wanders away from the pride, while his cousins must face their unhappy new stepdad.

S10 E3 - When a great horned owl arrives covered in oil, Dr. Sherri must put it through a difficult procedure to save its life.

S1 E1 - The Arctic, locked in darkness for nearly seven months, springs to life once the sun rises above the horizon.

S5 E4 - A most unusual fawn arrives on Hope's doorstep. A graveyard is the spooky setting for an unlikely reunion.

E8 - On the Malaysian island of Penang, Michael rides one of the steepest and fastest railways in the world. In the foody city of Ipoh, he helps bake a popular Chinese treat.

The story of Charles Bedaux is parallelled against the backdrop of the Canadian Rockies where in 1934, he engineered an ill-fated trek across the terrain, complete with champagne and truffles.

S1 E1 - The Arctic, locked in darkness for nearly seven months, springs to life once the sun rises above the horizon.

The story of Charles Bedaux is parallelled against the backdrop of the Canadian Rockies where in 1934, he engineered an ill-fated trek across the terrain, complete with champagne and truffles.

S9 E8 - Murdoch investigates the death of a student in an opium den.

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.

S2 E1 - The shelter releases four of the most dominant yearlings. A wild bear threatens to invade the bear cub pens.

S10 E4 - When two harp seals are rescued, Hope's team struggles to teach them the natural behaviour they need to survive in the wild.

S2 E2 - Travel by traditional boats down a once-vital highway in the green heart of southwest France, stopping to balloon high over fairytale castles and hunt for truffles along its banks.

S1 E2 - When an Oxford graduate is found dead near his run-down houseboat, detectives Lewis and Hathaway are thrown into a delicate murder case that implicates one of the university's most prominent figures.

E1 - Robson Green uncovers Northumberland's hidden gems.

E7 - Bodies and clues pile up as the residents of Kambura demand answers. Agah goes to great lengths to conceal his diagnosis from his daughter.

S2 E2 - Travel by traditional boats down a once-vital highway in the green heart of southwest France, stopping to balloon high over fairytale castles and hunt for truffles along its banks.