TV Schedule

E2 - Mariella investigates why Daphne du Maurier was particularly drawn to the dangers and mysteries of Cornwall, which helped the novelist create her eerie tales.

S7 E5 - Michael's journey through Austria and the Czech Republic takes him through spectacular scenery and a dark era in European history.

S2 E8 - Drew meets with an Indigenous chocolate sculptor and visits Toronto’s Harbourfront to witness a street art installation conceived by Jay Soule.

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.

E6 - Kathy oversees the excavation of Marie's grave, while Daniel gives McKinven the lead he needs to make an arrest. But it's the exacting forensic science that finally brings peace for Emma.

E2 - Ade joins the effort to plant huge new areas of the Ganges Delta with mangroves. In Bhutan, he learns how locals are being affected by climate change but also how the nation is carbon negative.

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

S1 E12 - In 1996 the Soufriere Hills volcano erupted, burying two-thirds of the island of Montserrat, known as the "Emerald Isle of the Caribbean." But the island is on the road to recovery.

S2 E9 - Drew hits the highway with a motorcycle club from Six Nations, heads to the racetrack to meet with driver Billy Cook and surfs with Indigenous youth.

S1 E9 - Kris and Sarain join Jaime Koebel on her Indigenous walking tour through Ottawa and learn how to make their own moccasins with Sage Petahtegoose from the Manitobah Mukluk Storyboot School.

E2 - A wildfire response officer responds to a fire before it gets any closer to the town of Nelson, while an air attack officer directs the air tanker response from his Bird Dog plane.

Inspired by John Valliant's award-winning book The Golden Spruce, this docudrama tells the story of an unthinkable act: logger-turned-environmentalist Grant Hadwin's destruction of a 300-year-old tree held sacred by the Haida.

At a prison in the foothills of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, hardcore criminals are taught the training methods of horse whisperers. Most have never even ridden a horse. Can prisoners and wild mustangs help each other to a better life?

Inspired by John Valliant's award-winning book The Golden Spruce, this docudrama tells the story of an unthinkable act: logger-turned-environmentalist Grant Hadwin's destruction of a 300-year-old tree held sacred by the Haida.

At a prison in the foothills of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, hardcore criminals are taught the training methods of horse whisperers. Most have never even ridden a horse. Can prisoners and wild mustangs help each other to a better life?

From Monteverdi to Cavalli to Sances, the Ensemble I Gemilli captures the spirit of 17th-century Italy with a selection of arias and cantatas performed at Theatre Graslin in Nantes. Features soloists Emöke Barath, Anthea Pichanick and Philippe Jaroussky.

E1 - Meet a young mother with four kids and a shearing business, a woman who runs a design store, and a sixth-generation shearer who has found her calling as a traditional healer.

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

S1 E11 - A city with a history of the trend and countertrend, San Francisco's current fascination is with living a greener and simpler life.

Tuscany E7 - David visits his sister who runs a North American-style kids’ summer camp with a special focus on food.

India E7 - David is challenged to an Indo-Italian cook-off by ITC Maratha’s executive chef Rajdeep Kapoor.

S4 E5 - Bettany explores the truth behind the legend of the Golden Fleece, spends a memorable night in Svaneti and discovers the story of a queen who became a king.

E4 - Anjan Sundaram meets erstwhile kings, separatists and head-hunting tribes who are redefining what it means to be Indian.

E1 - A mediocre student and failed artist, nothing predestined Hitler to become dictator of Germany. When the Great War turns him into a rabid racist, he is haunted by a vision and mission: to save Germany.

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.

S4 E5 - Bettany explores the truth behind the legend of the Golden Fleece, spends a memorable night in Svaneti and discovers the story of a queen who became a king.

E4 - Anjan Sundaram meets erstwhile kings, separatists and head-hunting tribes who are redefining what it means to be Indian.

E1 - A mediocre student and failed artist, nothing predestined Hitler to become dictator of Germany. When the Great War turns him into a rabid racist, he is haunted by a vision and mission: to save Germany.

E2 - Ade joins the effort to plant huge new areas of the Ganges Delta with mangroves. In Bhutan, he learns how locals are being affected by climate change but also how the nation is carbon negative.

E3 - Join scientists and researchers across the globe as they go to extraordinary lengths to understand and save wild dogs.

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.

Tuscany E7 - David visits his sister who runs a North American-style kids’ summer camp with a special focus on food.

India E7 - David is challenged to an Indo-Italian cook-off by ITC Maratha’s executive chef Rajdeep Kapoor.

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.

S7 E6 - Michael embarks on a scenic thousand-mile rail journey from Stockholm to Abisko in the northern reaches of the Arctic Circle.

Born to pioneering parents, gifted Punjabi-Black singer Judi Singh was a fixture in the Edmonton jazz scene from the 1950s to 1970s. Her life journey was full of ups and downs, serendipitous moments and intense heartbreaks.

Vancouver ornithologist and artist Dr. Rob Butler explores the complicated and beautiful lives of crows while looking back on a lifetime of corvid obsession. His dedication has shaped the way we perceive and understand these fascinating creatures.

Tuscany E7 - David visits his sister who runs a North American-style kids’ summer camp with a special focus on food.

India E7 - David is challenged to an Indo-Italian cook-off by ITC Maratha’s executive chef Rajdeep Kapoor.

Born to pioneering parents, gifted Punjabi-Black singer Judi Singh was a fixture in the Edmonton jazz scene from the 1950s to 1970s. Her life journey was full of ups and downs, serendipitous moments and intense heartbreaks.

Vancouver ornithologist and artist Dr. Rob Butler explores the complicated and beautiful lives of crows while looking back on a lifetime of corvid obsession. His dedication has shaped the way we perceive and understand these fascinating creatures.

S9 E18 - Murdoch and Ogden's lives are threatened by the return of a dangerous adversary.

S1 E1 - Having returned from a two-year assignment in the British Virgin Islands, Inspector Lewis and his new assistant Sergeant Hathaway are assigned to investigate the murder of an American college student.

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

S1 E12 - In 1996 the Soufriere Hills volcano erupted, burying two-thirds of the island of Montserrat, known as the "Emerald Isle of the Caribbean." But the island is on the road to recovery.

E2 - Tourism is a $9 trillion industry - and growing. But where does all that money go? Are travellers getting the best bang for their buck? And are host destinations benefitting?

S11 E5 - Nancy tackles the plight of meths drinkers living rough in Poplar. A young singer must decide between two very different futures.

S5 E3 - New information leads to a major development in the case. The Morecambe community looks for reassurance, intensifying the pressure on the investigative team.

E1 - When a lonely student at a priest-run school in southern Chile disappears after a night of partying, Rojas follows the trail of the enigmatic Father Correa.

E2 - Tourism is a $9 trillion industry - and growing. But where does all that money go? Are travellers getting the best bang for their buck? And are host destinations benefitting?

S11 E5 - Nancy tackles the plight of meths drinkers living rough in Poplar. A young singer must decide between two very different futures.

S5 E3 - New information leads to a major development in the case. The Morecambe community looks for reassurance, intensifying the pressure on the investigative team.

E1 - When a lonely student at a priest-run school in southern Chile disappears after a night of partying, Rojas follows the trail of the enigmatic Father Correa.

E2 - Tourism is a $9 trillion industry - and growing. But where does all that money go? Are travellers getting the best bang for their buck? And are host destinations benefitting?

E2 - John, Peter and Piglet explore the Isle of Wight, travelling by steam ship, steam lorry and steam engine.

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

Tuscany E7 - David visits his sister who runs a North American-style kids’ summer camp with a special focus on food.

India E7 - David is challenged to an Indo-Italian cook-off by ITC Maratha’s executive chef Rajdeep Kapoor.

S1 E12 - In 1996 the Soufriere Hills volcano erupted, burying two-thirds of the island of Montserrat, known as the "Emerald Isle of the Caribbean." But the island is on the road to recovery.

S2 E9 - Drew hits the highway with a motorcycle club from Six Nations, heads to the racetrack to meet with driver Billy Cook and surfs with Indigenous youth.

S1 E9 - Kris and Sarain join Jaime Koebel on her Indigenous walking tour through Ottawa and learn how to make their own moccasins with Sage Petahtegoose from the Manitobah Mukluk Storyboot School.

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.

E2 - A wildfire response officer responds to a fire before it gets any closer to the town of Nelson, while an air attack officer directs the air tanker response from his Bird Dog plane.

S7 E6 - Michael embarks on a scenic thousand-mile rail journey from Stockholm to Abisko in the northern reaches of the Arctic Circle.

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 - On Vancouver Island, black bears roam among ancient trees. Grey whales, eagles and sea lions feast on millions of Pacific herring at the onset of spring.

S18 E18 - Aidensfield is targeted by violent robbers. Meanwhile, Mason and Rachel's romantic past puts their careers in jeopardy.

S7 E2 - Gently investigates a woman's tragic suicide and finds too many details that don't add up. He suspects murder.

E4 - Julia takes in the rolling countryside and panoramic views over the Cheshire plains and Liverpool on this popular route.

S1 E12 - In 1996 the Soufriere Hills volcano erupted, burying two-thirds of the island of Montserrat, known as the "Emerald Isle of the Caribbean." But the island is on the road to recovery.

S7 E2 - Gently investigates a woman's tragic suicide and finds too many details that don't add up. He suspects murder.

E4 - Julia takes in the rolling countryside and panoramic views over the Cheshire plains and Liverpool on this popular route.

S1 E12 - In 1996 the Soufriere Hills volcano erupted, burying two-thirds of the island of Montserrat, known as the "Emerald Isle of the Caribbean." But the island is on the road to recovery.

S18 E18 - Aidensfield is targeted by violent robbers. Meanwhile, Mason and Rachel's romantic past puts their careers in jeopardy.

E6 - Kathy oversees the excavation of Marie's grave, while Daniel gives McKinven the lead he needs to make an arrest. But it's the exacting forensic science that finally brings peace for Emma.

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

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.

E2 - Tourism is a $9 trillion industry - and growing. But where does all that money go? Are travellers getting the best bang for their buck? And are host destinations benefitting?

S10 E1 - Murdoch suspects that rivals for a wealthy bachelor's affections may be responsible for a debutante's murder.

Acclaimed Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa conducts the Saito Kinen Orchestra in Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 and No. 7 at the Seiji Ozawa Festival Matsumoto. Ozawa, who passed away in 2024, founded the festival to expose younger generations to classical music.

E2 - Meet the Postmistress of Ophir, a French café owner who serves French classics with a New Zealand twist, and a woman who runs a small off-grid business.

E3 - Joanna tours Berlin with an all-female motorcycle club, takes to the catwalk at the popular queer club SchwuZ, then meets with a rebel photographer and a Holocaust survivor.

S10 E1 - Murdoch suspects that rivals for a wealthy bachelor's affections may be responsible for a debutante's murder.

E3 - Northern Mexico is the country's driest region and is dominated by two great deserts- the Sonoran and the Chihuahuan.

S12 E7 - The team investigates the murder of a former children's home resident. Meanwhile, Selwyn meets his daughter for the first time.

S7 E1 - A London Met detective returns to Shetland on the trail of a vulnerable witness. DI Ruth Calder must team up with Tosh to find the girl before it's too late.

S2 E5 - Clara and Peter struggle to move past the night before. Glen and Peter rescue Aaron from a drunken night in Sorrento.

E2 - Tourism is a $9 trillion industry - and growing. But where does all that money go? Are travellers getting the best bang for their buck? And are host destinations benefitting?