TV Schedule

S10 E5 - A local scare attraction becomes the venue for an actual murder when a teenager is found with a sickle through his neck.

S3 E1 - Now working with the National Crime Commission, Janet focuses on a case where a young cricketer committed suicide after being accused of fixing a match.

S1 E4 - Two young children are lost overnight, and the team reflects on what it takes for long line helicopter rescues. Later, a suicidal woman goes missing.

E3 - Antarctica was once the centre of an ancient southern supercontinent, traces of which remain in plants and marine species that have adapted to the surrounding environment.

S8 E19 - Three bobcats are released to make way for red foxes and growing raccoons.

S8 E20 - Hope and the team experience a frightening moment when the foxes escape from their enclosure.

S7 E6 - A fisherman's illegal catch provides a feast for Hope's patients. The team rounds up five feisty bobcats and returns them to the wild.

S2 E22 - Explore a little-known but beautiful route through Sweden on the Inlandsbanan, a unique private train that travels from the lakes around Mora and Ostersund to the Arctic Circle.

E6 - In October 1917 the Bolsheviks rose up and communism was born. Lucy explores the myths and lies that swirl around the dramatic events.

In a career that lasted only ten years, Vincent van Gogh painted one subject more than any other. Himself. Using eight of his most iconic self-portraits, art historians explore the emotional depth of his masterpieces and reveal the man behind the myth.

S5 E4 - Michael embarks on an action-packed adventure from the Italian Riviera to the Austrian Alps, discovering how the "beautiful game" came to Genoa and sampling the dolce vita in Portofino.

E8 - Christa takes a lap with the sit-ski community at Whistler Adaptive. Apres-ski brings chainsaw ice-carving, champagne sabering and a lesson in yodeling from some of Whistler's Swiss-born residents.

E13 - This episode explores how art forms translate or are conceived in an Indigenous language.

In a career that lasted only ten years, Vincent van Gogh painted one subject more than any other. Himself. Using eight of his most iconic self-portraits, art historians explore the emotional depth of his masterpieces and reveal the man behind the myth.

S5 E4 - Michael embarks on an action-packed adventure from the Italian Riviera to the Austrian Alps, discovering how the "beautiful game" came to Genoa and sampling the dolce vita in Portofino.

E8 - Christa takes a lap with the sit-ski community at Whistler Adaptive. Apres-ski brings chainsaw ice-carving, champagne sabering and a lesson in yodeling from some of Whistler's Swiss-born residents.

E13 - This episode explores how art forms translate or are conceived in an Indigenous language.

S9 E9 - Dr. Kevin sees a troubled patient. The maternity home receives a long-awaited incubator.

S2 E5 - The harvest is underway and Steph struggles with the work required. With time running out to meet the quota, she risks losing the farm.

S8 E21 - Three healthy orphaned blonde raccoons arrive at Hope's facility.

S8 E22 - The annual fox release is interrupted as a fawn arrives and the team must perform CPR.

E1 - With the most tidal shoreline of any state in the continental USA, Florida's beaches are critical habitats for threatened and endangered species. But they are also big business.

E1 - Indigenous creation stories are explored as well as key discoveries about how and when Indigenous people first arrived in the Western Hemisphere.

E2 - Liz tracks some of the planet’s most threatened animals, discovers a haven for frogs and helps release two injured sloths back into the wild.

Colonization and religion have shamed and erased many traditional Inuit beliefs around sexuality and family structure. Now, 60 years later, a new generation of Inuit are "unshaming" their past.

An intimate window into the journey of a young gay musician after an attack that left him paralyzed from the waist down.

Colonization and religion have shamed and erased many traditional Inuit beliefs around sexuality and family structure. Now, 60 years later, a new generation of Inuit are "unshaming" their past.

An intimate window into the journey of a young gay musician after an attack that left him paralyzed from the waist down.

Pianist Evgeny Kissin performs works by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin at this annual festival of piano music held in the Ruhr region of Germany.

S8 E23 - A raccoon arrives covered in oil.

S8 E24 - The team cleans the farm in preparation for the annual open house.

E1 - Indigenous creation stories are explored as well as key discoveries about how and when Indigenous people first arrived in the Western Hemisphere.

E1 - In Penticton, Jackie learns about the origins of westernized dishes like sweet-and-sour pork and meets a new wave of Chinese Canadian chefs putting traditional food back on the menu.

E1 - Anishinaabe women share how the traditional crafts that come from the birch tree have transformed their lives.

S2 E1 - Bettany sets sail along the Mediterranean coast of Turkey, exploring the archaeological site of Patara, tales of the Trojan War, and the cult of the goddess Artemis at Ephesus.

E4 - In many parts of the world, land prices are skyrocketing, often driven by big investors and intricate networks. Conflicts over land lead to unrest and civil disputes.

Professor Joann Fletcher explores what it was like to be a woman of power in ancient Egypt - from the realities of everyday life to the levels of freedom that were unique in the ancient world.

S7 E6 - A fisherman's illegal catch provides a feast for Hope's patients. The team rounds up five feisty bobcats and returns them to the wild.

S2 E1 - Bettany sets sail along the Mediterranean coast of Turkey, exploring the archaeological site of Patara, tales of the Trojan War, and the cult of the goddess Artemis at Ephesus.

E4 - In many parts of the world, land prices are skyrocketing, often driven by big investors and intricate networks. Conflicts over land lead to unrest and civil disputes.

Professor Joann Fletcher explores what it was like to be a woman of power in ancient Egypt - from the realities of everyday life to the levels of freedom that were unique in the ancient world.

S2 E5 - The harvest is underway and Steph struggles with the work required. With time running out to meet the quota, she risks losing the farm.

E3 - From the biodiversity of the primeval forests to the red deer rut in the mountains, autumn and winter are seasons of change.

S8 E25 - An approaching rainstorm threatens the most important day of the year at the farm.

S8 E26 - The team ends the year by releasing a herd of white-tailed deer.

E1 - In Penticton, Jackie learns about the origins of westernized dishes like sweet-and-sour pork and meets a new wave of Chinese Canadian chefs putting traditional food back on the menu.

E1 - Anishinaabe women share how the traditional crafts that come from the birch tree have transformed their lives.

S7 E7 - A fawn survives a snare and a bobcat attack, but can Hope's team save it?

S5 E5 - Michael ventures to the northern reaches of Europe, where he braves the freezing Baltic Sea and finds peace paddling a canoe on the lakes of Finland.

Leslie Caron is one of the last witnesses to the Golden Age of American cinema. Discover the secrets of her work and life - a world of contradictions, ambitions and dreams.

Filmmaker Anne Wheeler follows Vancouver actress Babz Chula to Kerala, India, where she is to undergo treatment by a renowned Ayurvedic healer in an effort to manage her six-year battle with cancer.

E1 - In Penticton, Jackie learns about the origins of westernized dishes like sweet-and-sour pork and meets a new wave of Chinese Canadian chefs putting traditional food back on the menu.

E1 - Anishinaabe women share how the traditional crafts that come from the birch tree have transformed their lives.

Leslie Caron is one of the last witnesses to the Golden Age of American cinema. Discover the secrets of her work and life - a world of contradictions, ambitions and dreams.

Filmmaker Anne Wheeler follows Vancouver actress Babz Chula to Kerala, India, where she is to undergo treatment by a renowned Ayurvedic healer in an effort to manage her six-year battle with cancer.

S9 E1 - Murdoch investigates an inmate stabbing in a prison that holds a deep personal connection.

S22 E3 - During a heatwave in Brighton, the team is summoned to a waste dump where a body part has been found. The search is on to find the rest of the remains.

S9 E1 - When a burglar busts down the rehab's door, Hope scrambles to save her education animals from freezing.

E1 - With the most tidal shoreline of any state in the continental USA, Florida's beaches are critical habitats for threatened and endangered species. But they are also big business.

S1 E5 - A snowboarder disappears out of bounds, and the team faces its most challenging call of the year as an avalanche drags two snowshoers down a mountain.

S9 E1 - Identifying the remains of a body discovered in a well appears to be an insurmountable task for Lewis and Hathaway.

S2 E2 - Serena’s missing partner Megat Jamil reappears in an unlikely place. Meanwhile, Heri inserts himself into the Johor case, much to Serena’s consternation.

S1 E5 - A snowboarder disappears out of bounds, and the team faces its most challenging call of the year as an avalanche drags two snowshoers down a mountain.

S9 E1 - Identifying the remains of a body discovered in a well appears to be an insurmountable task for Lewis and Hathaway.

S2 E2 - Serena’s missing partner Megat Jamil reappears in an unlikely place. Meanwhile, Heri inserts himself into the Johor case, much to Serena’s consternation.

S1 E5 - A snowboarder disappears out of bounds, and the team faces its most challenging call of the year as an avalanche drags two snowshoers down a mountain.

S2 E22 - Explore a little-known but beautiful route through Sweden on the Inlandsbanan, a unique private train that travels from the lakes around Mora and Ostersund to the Arctic Circle.

S9 E2 - Hope fights to save a family of foxes. The nursery is hit by a mysterious outbreak.

E1 - In Penticton, Jackie learns about the origins of westernized dishes like sweet-and-sour pork and meets a new wave of Chinese Canadian chefs putting traditional food back on the menu.

E1 - Anishinaabe women share how the traditional crafts that come from the birch tree have transformed their lives.

E1 - With the most tidal shoreline of any state in the continental USA, Florida's beaches are critical habitats for threatened and endangered species. But they are also big business.

E1 - Indigenous creation stories are explored as well as key discoveries about how and when Indigenous people first arrived in the Western Hemisphere.

S7 E7 - A fawn survives a snare and a bobcat attack, but can Hope's team save it?

E2 - Liz tracks some of the planet’s most threatened animals, discovers a haven for frogs and helps release two injured sloths back into the wild.

S5 E5 - Michael ventures to the northern reaches of Europe, where he braves the freezing Baltic Sea and finds peace paddling a canoe on the lakes of Finland.

S7 E7 - A fawn survives a snare and a bobcat attack, but can Hope's team save it?

E3 - From the biodiversity of the primeval forests to the red deer rut in the mountains, autumn and winter are seasons of change.

S18 E1 - An encounter with a gang of armed men presents Miller with a difficult dilemma that puts his professional and personal life in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Peggy's antics trigger a health scare.

S2 E1 - When Gently and Bacchus investigate the murder of an elderly man in his decrepit mansion, they stumble upon a world beyond their comprehension and belief.

E3 - Bettany and Ben visit Stonehenge, hoping to shed new light on the purpose behind its construction.

E1 - With the most tidal shoreline of any state in the continental USA, Florida's beaches are critical habitats for threatened and endangered species. But they are also big business.