The Best of MonsterQuest

Is Bigfoot a terrifying myth or a real violent creature? The MonsterQuest team investigates the Bigfoot mystery by going into the wild to examine photos, audio recordings and eyewitness accounts.

Sightings of small creatures have coincided with missing persons reports within the Alaska Triangle. Could man-eating gnomes be roaming Alaska?

When Trajan was proclaimed emperor, he set out to rebuild the troubled empire and would see it reach its maximum extent of power.

At a lagoon in Uruguay, Tim and Mike uncover evidence of a seaplane that was shuttling Nazis around the continent. In Buenos Aires, Tim and Gerrard convince an informant to share explosive documents that could unravel the network known as Die Spinne.

Why did Asiana flight 214, packed with passengers, suddenly crash land and cartwheel across San Francisco International Airport's runway? Three families of the dead want answers.

In this episode, a flaming tornado terrorises a team of firefighters; a Hawaiian volcano wipes an island paradise off the map; and an avalanche of rocks and debris obliterate a village in Honduras.

Engineering an Empire

The ancient Greeks laid a foundation that supported nearly 3,000 years of European history. How did they build structures including Agamemnon's Tomb and the Parthenon?

The Best of MonsterQuest

Jellyfish attacks are on the rise around the world and the most lethal of these stings can cause death in three minutes. The MonsterQuest investigation team searches for answers behind the population explosion of jellyfish.

The Best of MonsterQuest

Is Bigfoot a terrifying myth or a real violent creature? The MonsterQuest team investigates the Bigfoot mystery by going into the wild to examine photos, audio recordings and eyewitness accounts.

Sightings of small creatures have coincided with missing persons reports within the Alaska Triangle. Could man-eating gnomes be roaming Alaska?

When Trajan was proclaimed emperor, he set out to rebuild the troubled empire and would see it reach its maximum extent of power.

At a lagoon in Uruguay, Tim and Mike uncover evidence of a seaplane that was shuttling Nazis around the continent. In Buenos Aires, Tim and Gerrard convince an informant to share explosive documents that could unravel the network known as Die Spinne.

Why did Asiana flight 214, packed with passengers, suddenly crash land and cartwheel across San Francisco International Airport's runway? Three families of the dead want answers.

In this episode, a flaming tornado terrorises a team of firefighters; a Hawaiian volcano wipes an island paradise off the map; and an avalanche of rocks and debris obliterate a village in Honduras.

Engineering an Empire

The ancient Greeks laid a foundation that supported nearly 3,000 years of European history. How did they build structures including Agamemnon's Tomb and the Parthenon?

The Best of MonsterQuest

Jellyfish attacks are on the rise around the world and the most lethal of these stings can cause death in three minutes. The MonsterQuest investigation team searches for answers behind the population explosion of jellyfish.

The Best of MonsterQuest

Is Bigfoot a terrifying myth or a real violent creature? The MonsterQuest team investigates the Bigfoot mystery by going into the wild to examine photos, audio recordings and eyewitness accounts.

Sightings of small creatures have coincided with missing persons reports within the Alaska Triangle. Could man-eating gnomes be roaming Alaska?

When Trajan was proclaimed emperor, he set out to rebuild the troubled empire and would see it reach its maximum extent of power.

At a lagoon in Uruguay, Tim and Mike uncover evidence of a seaplane that was shuttling Nazis around the continent. In Buenos Aires, Tim and Gerrard convince an informant to share explosive documents that could unravel the network known as Die Spinne.

Why did Asiana flight 214, packed with passengers, suddenly crash land and cartwheel across San Francisco International Airport's runway? Three families of the dead want answers.

Cities Of The Underworld

We go beneath the streets of Japan to see the latest technology that saves the city from the many natural disasters ready to strike. Head back in time to World War II to see how Hiroshima's underground offered protection from the most powerful bombs.

Astronomical events were once thought of as heralds of ill omen. But what could these events have been? And did any of them shape history?

A century-old family's secret lures Kevin and the team back to Georgia where new finds suggest that there's more Civil War gold to be discovered.

Ancient Discoveries

Ancient Top 10

Greed, genocide and murder - the likes of Julius Caesar, Genghis Khan, Attila the Hun and Cleopatra stopped at nothing to make sure their names went down in history. Which of these tyrants will be named the number one dictator of the ancient world?