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- Werner Herzog gains exclusive access to film inside the Chauvet caves of Southern France and captures the oldest known pictorial creations of humanity.
- A famous 'Jackie Collins'-type novelist falls for a quirky twenty-year-old kid.
- A documentary series following various prehistoric creatures, depicting their way of lives as well as their lust for survival.
- John Ratzenberger celebrates American manufacturing and the skill of American workers as he travels to factories in towns throughout the country.
- Shows historical photographs not found until 1978 describing the atrocities at Auschwitz along with the carefree activities of those that committed them.
- Anne Frank's world famous diary came to an abrupt end shortly before she and her family were discovered hiding from the Nazis in a secret annex at the top of Otto Frank's office building, on August 4, 1944. While her diary tells the story of Anne's life, the story of her death reveals the atrocities encountered by millions of Jews during the Holocaust. In a solemn remembrance of the horrors that Anne Frank and these millions of others suffered during the dark days of World War II, National Geographic Channel (NGC) takes viewers inside the concentration camps in a two-hour special. In keeping with NGC's tradition of unparalleled storytelling, Anne Frank's Holocaust incorporates new findings and rarely seen photographs to reintroduce the story of the massacre of Jews in one of the most comprehensive documentaries on the subject to date. (From the back of the DVD)
- A documentary on speculative fiction writer and essayist Harlan Ellison.
- A series that mixes conspiracy theories with science.
- Within 20 minutes of being hit, RMS Lusitania was at the bottom of the ocean and 1200 people were dead. Can a high-tec dive expedition done a light on one of history's darkest moments?
- Learn how to cheat death by watching the amazing stories of survival from people who have miraculously withstood near death experiences.
- The world of Ice Age southern California is recreated as real people simulate life for the first peoples of the Americas, while FX bring to life the menagerie of big bad creatures of the era.
- A team uses modern science & the gift of gab to uncover the truth behind some of history's most amazing moments. Don't believe everything you learned in school.
- Minute by minute account of the tragic shooting at Kent State in 1970.
- You can be tried for the same crime twice-on PAX TV's "Second Verdict," the next generation of court shows. Audiences will be taken through the compelling facts of real-life trials in broadcast television's first primetime courtroom reality series, where a mock jury decides if justice was served. In "Second Verdict," real felony cases from compelling trials that permitted cameras in the courtroom are presented to a panel. Unaware of the actual jury's verdict, the mock jury votes, and the show's hard-nosed, legal expert will reveal the actual verdict while giving new insight on whether justice was served. Was it a case of mistaken identity or did the time fit the crime?
- In Squid Invasion, expert diver Scott Cassell faces off against the Humboldt squid.
- A new investigation into the assassination of RFK.
- A minute by minute account of the events before, during, and after the shooting of President Reagan in March 1981. Includes interviews from many of those on scene that day including secret service, members of Reagan's cabinet, and even the TV cameramen who captured the event.
- Each week Kelly Perdew goes to 3 different factories that produce items for the U.S. Military and shows us how those items are manufactured.
- In 2002, as behavioral scientist Erich Ritter was filming in the Bahamas with Discovery Channel, he was bit in the calf by a bull shark. The attack was caught on tape, and in this special, footage from the accident is shown, as well as a look at some computer-generated imaging which explores how and why different breeds of sharks bite.
- Christopher Harn, a 29-year old computer programmer, worked for Autotote, a company that recorded over half of the nation's electronic horse racetrack wagers. In 2002, he beat the system from the inside. Using two former fraternity brothers as bagmen, he defrauded the Breeders' Cup Pick Six but when a 43-to-1 long-shot won the final race, Harn and his accomplices were the only winners of a $3.2 million pot, which drew the attention of authorities. Their win launched a Federal investigation and all three went to prison after Harn confessed. This in-depth episode covers the scandal from Harn's masterminding of the schemes to the stunning upset that brought them down, ANYTHING TO WIN gets inside one of American sports' richest betting scams.
- The rise and fall of John De Lorean starting with the sports car designs of the 60's and 70's leading up to the Delorean DMC 12. The popular car designer was arrested in 1982 for attempting to import 100 kilos of cocaine.
- Who was the real Mary Magdalene? Saint or sinner? For fifteen hundred years Christians regarded the woman who had been so close to Jesus as a reformed prostitute. Evidence now shows that this was part of a devious smear campaign by the early church to remove women from the clergy. Now Science Of The Bible examines ancient text, explores long-lost customs and cuts through centuries of political spin to reveal the real Mary Magdalene.