Pushing the boundaries of scientific innovation and engineering often results in mind-boggling building achievements. Unfortunately, progress can also produce leaning towers of terror. This series showcases the latter - engineering disasters, from the hilarious to the mind-boggling, from the deadly to the bank-busting. Episodes profile, investigate and analyze outrageous structural gaffes, then tell of genius resolutions to solve the issues. Blunders include an airport that is sinking into the sea, an upside-down bridge, and a waterfront building that creates a dangerous wind tunnel.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Investigating significant historic and contemporary sites from the revealing vantage points of drone, satellite and aerial photography.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

A team of experts works to preserve and restore items, bringing them back to life, while hearing the stories and memories that come with them.

Contractor extraordinaire Mike Holmes has helped hundreds of people get the home or renovation they deserve, but now the homeowner who needs a hand is his son Mike Jr (MJ). "Holmes & Holmes" documents their working and personal relationship as they tackle the renovation of MJ's 750-square-foot bungalow so he and girlfriend Lisa can have a place of their own to start a family. Of course, no sooner is MJ's modest fix-up turned upside down by Mike's ambitious plans to gut the house and add a second story. Each hourlong episode focuses on one stage of the construction process and showcases the latest construction materials and build techniques.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Enthusiastic families across the UK turn neglected relics into unique places to live as they save abandoned buildings, from crumbling railway stations to abandoned RAF bases.

Hosts Leo Stakos, Ron James and Jeff Chisholm set their sights on great fishing destinations.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

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Diving into the future of home construction and why the time to focus on this is now; the discussion centers around the need for passive house construction to help offset the devastating effects of climate change.

Following couples as they hunt for the ultimate home on a lake. Whether it's a vacation property or primary residence, life is better on the lake. Each episode follows a real estate agent and a couple as they go from house to house touring the properties, weighing-in on the good and the bad and eventually deciding which home is for them.

A team of experts works to preserve and restore items, bringing them back to life, while hearing the stories and memories that come with them.

Craftsmen pool their talents and resources to restore heirlooms and treasured antiques such as music boxes, vases and clocks to prove that anything can be restored to their former glory.

When bears, wolves and foxes are your only neighbors, life can be pretty lonely. Add minus-60-degree days and a constant battle for the most basic necessities, and you have the daily challenges of people who live in remote corners of Alaska. This series takes viewers deep into an Alaskan winter to meet tough, resilient residents as they try to stay one step ahead of storms and man-eating beasts to survive the season. The closest neighbor to Sue Aikens is more than 300 miles away. Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish for currency in bartering for supplies, and Andy and Kate Bassich use their pack of sled dogs for transportation. Also highlighted is a time of year not always part of what viewers see in Alaska: spring! Ice is breaking, animals are waking, and residents face new tests before deep cold returns.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

When bears, wolves and foxes are your only neighbors, life can be pretty lonely. Add minus-60-degree days and a constant battle for the most basic necessities, and you have the daily challenges of people who live in remote corners of Alaska. This series takes viewers deep into an Alaskan winter to meet tough, resilient residents as they try to stay one step ahead of storms and man-eating beasts to survive the season. The closest neighbor to Sue Aikens is more than 300 miles away. Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish for currency in bartering for supplies, and Andy and Kate Bassich use their pack of sled dogs for transportation. Also highlighted is a time of year not always part of what viewers see in Alaska: spring! Ice is breaking, animals are waking, and residents face new tests before deep cold returns.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Craftsmen pool their talents and resources to restore heirlooms and treasured antiques such as music boxes, vases and clocks to prove that anything can be restored to their former glory.

Diving into the future of home construction and why the time to focus on this is now; the discussion centers around the need for passive house construction to help offset the devastating effects of climate change.

Following couples as they hunt for the ultimate home on a lake. Whether it's a vacation property or primary residence, life is better on the lake. Each episode follows a real estate agent and a couple as they go from house to house touring the properties, weighing-in on the good and the bad and eventually deciding which home is for them.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Diving into the future of home construction and why the time to focus on this is now; the discussion centers around the need for passive house construction to help offset the devastating effects of climate change.

Following couples as they hunt for the ultimate home on a lake. Whether it's a vacation property or primary residence, life is better on the lake. Each episode follows a real estate agent and a couple as they go from house to house touring the properties, weighing-in on the good and the bad and eventually deciding which home is for them.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Craftsmen pool their talents and resources to restore heirlooms and treasured antiques such as music boxes, vases and clocks to prove that anything can be restored to their former glory.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

From the Pyramids to the Parthenon and Big Ben in London, "Unearthed" helps answer questions and crack unsolved mysteries surrounding some of the greatest wonders of the ancient and modern world. CGI animation and other state-of-the-art technology breaks down how the iconic structures and monuments were designed, built, used and, in some cases, lost and rediscovered. The series attempts to show that the future of science is key to understanding the past, providing links to unravel some of the world's greatest mysteries.

Six people embark on a journey in the footsteps of their ancestors from Elders and knowledge keepers.

Six people embark on a journey in the footsteps of their ancestors from Elders and knowledge keepers.

Contractor extraordinaire Mike Holmes has helped hundreds of people get the home or renovation they deserve, but now the homeowner who needs a hand is his son Mike Jr (MJ). "Holmes & Holmes" documents their working and personal relationship as they tackle the renovation of MJ's 750-square-foot bungalow so he and girlfriend Lisa can have a place of their own to start a family. Of course, no sooner is MJ's modest fix-up turned upside down by Mike's ambitious plans to gut the house and add a second story. Each hourlong episode focuses on one stage of the construction process and showcases the latest construction materials and build techniques.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Six people embark on a journey in the footsteps of their ancestors from Elders and knowledge keepers.

Following couples as they hunt for the ultimate home on a lake. Whether it's a vacation property or primary residence, life is better on the lake. Each episode follows a real estate agent and a couple as they go from house to house touring the properties, weighing-in on the good and the bad and eventually deciding which home is for them.

Hosts Leo Stakos, Ron James and Jeff Chisholm set their sights on great fishing destinations.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

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Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Seeing some of the world's biggest and most complicated machines and exploring the dirtiest jobs and the missions of hardhat heroes from across the globe.

The construction and transatlantic crossing of the Draken Harald Hårfagre, the largest and most authentic recreation of a Viking ship ever built.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

When bears, wolves and foxes are your only neighbors, life can be pretty lonely. Add minus-60-degree days and a constant battle for the most basic necessities, and you have the daily challenges of people who live in remote corners of Alaska. This series takes viewers deep into an Alaskan winter to meet tough, resilient residents as they try to stay one step ahead of storms and man-eating beasts to survive the season. The closest neighbor to Sue Aikens is more than 300 miles away. Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish for currency in bartering for supplies, and Andy and Kate Bassich use their pack of sled dogs for transportation. Also highlighted is a time of year not always part of what viewers see in Alaska: spring! Ice is breaking, animals are waking, and residents face new tests before deep cold returns.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Discover the stories of six epic river journeys via the fascinating characters who live and work on and around the water.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Celebrities tackle some of the most infamous roads in the world.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Celebrities tackle some of the most infamous roads in the world.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Contractor extraordinaire Mike Holmes has helped hundreds of people get the home or renovation they deserve, but now the homeowner who needs a hand is his son Mike Jr (MJ). "Holmes & Holmes" documents their working and personal relationship as they tackle the renovation of MJ's 750-square-foot bungalow so he and girlfriend Lisa can have a place of their own to start a family. Of course, no sooner is MJ's modest fix-up turned upside down by Mike's ambitious plans to gut the house and add a second story. Each hourlong episode focuses on one stage of the construction process and showcases the latest construction materials and build techniques.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Loaded with mind-blowing factoids and stats, entertaining expert interviews, and infographics injected with cheeky humor.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Paid programming.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Pushing the boundaries of scientific innovation and engineering often results in mind-boggling building achievements. Unfortunately, progress can also produce leaning towers of terror. This series showcases the latter - engineering disasters, from the hilarious to the mind-boggling, from the deadly to the bank-busting. Episodes profile, investigate and analyze outrageous structural gaffes, then tell of genius resolutions to solve the issues. Blunders include an airport that is sinking into the sea, an upside-down bridge, and a waterfront building that creates a dangerous wind tunnel.

Investigating significant historic and contemporary sites from the revealing vantage points of drone, satellite and aerial photography.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

When bears, wolves and foxes are your only neighbors, life can be pretty lonely. Add minus-60-degree days and a constant battle for the most basic necessities, and you have the daily challenges of people who live in remote corners of Alaska. This series takes viewers deep into an Alaskan winter to meet tough, resilient residents as they try to stay one step ahead of storms and man-eating beasts to survive the season. The closest neighbor to Sue Aikens is more than 300 miles away. Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish for currency in bartering for supplies, and Andy and Kate Bassich use their pack of sled dogs for transportation. Also highlighted is a time of year not always part of what viewers see in Alaska: spring! Ice is breaking, animals are waking, and residents face new tests before deep cold returns.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Investigating significant historic and contemporary sites from the revealing vantage points of drone, satellite and aerial photography.

Scientists, historians and archeologists attempt to unravel mysteries of history.

Because surveillance cameras are seemingly everywhere, recording activity on streets, at workplaces, and in homes, is it any wonder that captured images don't always make sense? "Strange Evidence" investigates mysteries caught on tape and looks for the scientific truth behind some of the most bizarre occurrences ever recorded. Investigators seek answers as they analyze footage, including levitating cars on a freeway, a statue that appears to move on its own, and a spontaneous burst of flames.

Uncovering secrets of the most remarkable and mysterious objects on Earth that are currently hidden away in museums, laboratories and storage rooms around the world.

Scientists, historians and archeologists attempt to unravel mysteries of history.

Because surveillance cameras are seemingly everywhere, recording activity on streets, at workplaces, and in homes, is it any wonder that captured images don't always make sense? "Strange Evidence" investigates mysteries caught on tape and looks for the scientific truth behind some of the most bizarre occurrences ever recorded. Investigators seek answers as they analyze footage, including levitating cars on a freeway, a statue that appears to move on its own, and a spontaneous burst of flames.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Celebrities tackle some of the most infamous roads in the world.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

From the Pyramids to the Parthenon and Big Ben in London, "Unearthed" helps answer questions and crack unsolved mysteries surrounding some of the greatest wonders of the ancient and modern world. CGI animation and other state-of-the-art technology breaks down how the iconic structures and monuments were designed, built, used and, in some cases, lost and rediscovered. The series attempts to show that the future of science is key to understanding the past, providing links to unravel some of the world's greatest mysteries.

Investigating significant historic and contemporary sites from the revealing vantage points of drone, satellite and aerial photography.

Investigating significant historic and contemporary sites from the revealing vantage points of drone, satellite and aerial photography.

Contractor extraordinaire Mike Holmes has helped hundreds of people get the home or renovation they deserve, but now the homeowner who needs a hand is his son Mike Jr (MJ). "Holmes & Holmes" documents their working and personal relationship as they tackle the renovation of MJ's 750-square-foot bungalow so he and girlfriend Lisa can have a place of their own to start a family. Of course, no sooner is MJ's modest fix-up turned upside down by Mike's ambitious plans to gut the house and add a second story. Each hourlong episode focuses on one stage of the construction process and showcases the latest construction materials and build techniques.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Experts uncover four global stories of extraordinary curiosities that were once concealed in the deserts of the planet.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

An exploration of various unsolved mysteries and the theories that surround them, along with new facts and findings that could lead to the truth.

Experts and scientists expose dark secrets, forgotten treasures and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth.

Experts uncover four global stories of extraordinary curiosities that were once concealed in the deserts of the planet.

From the Pyramids to the Parthenon and Big Ben in London, "Unearthed" helps answer questions and crack unsolved mysteries surrounding some of the greatest wonders of the ancient and modern world. CGI animation and other state-of-the-art technology breaks down how the iconic structures and monuments were designed, built, used and, in some cases, lost and rediscovered. The series attempts to show that the future of science is key to understanding the past, providing links to unravel some of the world's greatest mysteries.

When bears, wolves and foxes are your only neighbors, life can be pretty lonely. Add minus-60-degree days and a constant battle for the most basic necessities, and you have the daily challenges of people who live in remote corners of Alaska. This series takes viewers deep into an Alaskan winter to meet tough, resilient residents as they try to stay one step ahead of storms and man-eating beasts to survive the season. The closest neighbor to Sue Aikens is more than 300 miles away. Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish for currency in bartering for supplies, and Andy and Kate Bassich use their pack of sled dogs for transportation. Also highlighted is a time of year not always part of what viewers see in Alaska: spring! Ice is breaking, animals are waking, and residents face new tests before deep cold returns.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Scientists, historians and archeologists attempt to unravel mysteries of history.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Because surveillance cameras are seemingly everywhere, recording activity on streets, at workplaces, and in homes, is it any wonder that captured images don't always make sense? "Strange Evidence" investigates mysteries caught on tape and looks for the scientific truth behind some of the most bizarre occurrences ever recorded. Investigators seek answers as they analyze footage, including levitating cars on a freeway, a statue that appears to move on its own, and a spontaneous burst of flames.

Peter Stormare and Elroy Balgaard try to solve the mystery of a runestone in Minnesota whose authenticity has been questioned since it was found by a Swedish immigrant over 100 years ago.

Experts uncover four global stories of extraordinary curiosities that were once concealed in the deserts of the planet.

Experts and scientists expose dark secrets, forgotten treasures and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth.

Peter Stormare and Elroy Balgaard try to solve the mystery of a runestone in Minnesota whose authenticity has been questioned since it was found by a Swedish immigrant over 100 years ago.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Experts and scientists expose dark secrets, forgotten treasures and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth.

Because surveillance cameras are seemingly everywhere, recording activity on streets, at workplaces, and in homes, is it any wonder that captured images don't always make sense? "Strange Evidence" investigates mysteries caught on tape and looks for the scientific truth behind some of the most bizarre occurrences ever recorded. Investigators seek answers as they analyze footage, including levitating cars on a freeway, a statue that appears to move on its own, and a spontaneous burst of flames.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Uncovering secrets of the most remarkable and mysterious objects on Earth that are currently hidden away in museums, laboratories and storage rooms around the world.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Hosts Leo Stakos, Ron James and Jeff Chisholm set their sights on great fishing destinations.

Diving into the future of home construction and why the time to focus on this is now; the discussion centers around the need for passive house construction to help offset the devastating effects of climate change.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

From the Pyramids to the Parthenon and Big Ben in London, "Unearthed" helps answer questions and crack unsolved mysteries surrounding some of the greatest wonders of the ancient and modern world. CGI animation and other state-of-the-art technology breaks down how the iconic structures and monuments were designed, built, used and, in some cases, lost and rediscovered. The series attempts to show that the future of science is key to understanding the past, providing links to unravel some of the world's greatest mysteries.

Science Channel's most watched series reveals Earth as it's never been seen before. Illuminating views captured by more than 4,000 orbiting satellites, "What on Earth?" investigates mysteries from strange geological occurrences to weird man-made structures. Every day, the eyes in the sky uncover new mysterious phenomena, and some defy easy explanation. To search for answers, the series combines modern imaging technology with analysis from military and intelligence professionals as well as leading scientists.

Pushing the boundaries of scientific innovation and engineering often results in mind-boggling building achievements. Unfortunately, progress can also produce leaning towers of terror. This series showcases the latter - engineering disasters, from the hilarious to the mind-boggling, from the deadly to the bank-busting. Episodes profile, investigate and analyze outrageous structural gaffes, then tell of genius resolutions to solve the issues. Blunders include an airport that is sinking into the sea, an upside-down bridge, and a waterfront building that creates a dangerous wind tunnel.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Because surveillance cameras are seemingly everywhere, recording activity on streets, at workplaces, and in homes, is it any wonder that captured images don't always make sense? "Strange Evidence" investigates mysteries caught on tape and looks for the scientific truth behind some of the most bizarre occurrences ever recorded. Investigators seek answers as they analyze footage, including levitating cars on a freeway, a statue that appears to move on its own, and a spontaneous burst of flames.

Movie to be announced.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Celebrities tackle some of the most infamous roads in the world.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Scattered across the United States are abandoned structures, forgotten ruins of the past and monuments to a bygone era that reveal the secrets of a hidden America.

Investigating significant historic and contemporary sites from the revealing vantage points of drone, satellite and aerial photography.

Using cutting-edge CGI, archive footage and expert interviews, examine mysterious curiosities that have been uncovered by extreme weather and calamitous incidents.

Science Channel's most watched series reveals Earth as it's never been seen before. Illuminating views captured by more than 4,000 orbiting satellites, "What on Earth?" investigates mysteries from strange geological occurrences to weird man-made structures. Every day, the eyes in the sky uncover new mysterious phenomena, and some defy easy explanation. To search for answers, the series combines modern imaging technology with analysis from military and intelligence professionals as well as leading scientists.

An exploration of various unsolved mysteries and the theories that surround them, along with new facts and findings that could lead to the truth.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Hosts Leo Stakos, Ron James and Jeff Chisholm set their sights on great fishing destinations.

Following couples as they hunt for the ultimate home on a lake. Whether it's a vacation property or primary residence, life is better on the lake. Each episode follows a real estate agent and a couple as they go from house to house touring the properties, weighing-in on the good and the bad and eventually deciding which home is for them.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

From the Pyramids to the Parthenon and Big Ben in London, "Unearthed" helps answer questions and crack unsolved mysteries surrounding some of the greatest wonders of the ancient and modern world. CGI animation and other state-of-the-art technology breaks down how the iconic structures and monuments were designed, built, used and, in some cases, lost and rediscovered. The series attempts to show that the future of science is key to understanding the past, providing links to unravel some of the world's greatest mysteries.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Scientists, historians and archeologists attempt to unravel mysteries of history.

Movie to be announced.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Uncovering secrets of the most remarkable and mysterious objects on Earth that are currently hidden away in museums, laboratories and storage rooms around the world.

Using cutting-edge CGI, archive footage and expert interviews, examine mysterious curiosities that have been uncovered by extreme weather and calamitous incidents.

An elite group of master-crafters in the heart of the New Forest come together to build extraordinary items for special members of the community.

Celebrities tackle some of the most infamous roads in the world.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

When bears, wolves and foxes are your only neighbors, life can be pretty lonely. Add minus-60-degree days and a constant battle for the most basic necessities, and you have the daily challenges of people who live in remote corners of Alaska. This series takes viewers deep into an Alaskan winter to meet tough, resilient residents as they try to stay one step ahead of storms and man-eating beasts to survive the season. The closest neighbor to Sue Aikens is more than 300 miles away. Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish for currency in bartering for supplies, and Andy and Kate Bassich use their pack of sled dogs for transportation. Also highlighted is a time of year not always part of what viewers see in Alaska: spring! Ice is breaking, animals are waking, and residents face new tests before deep cold returns.

Scattered across the United States are abandoned structures, forgotten ruins of the past and monuments to a bygone era that reveal the secrets of a hidden America.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

As climate change has accelerated, weather has mutated and become more dangerous and unpredictable.

Contractor extraordinaire Mike Holmes has helped hundreds of people get the home or renovation they deserve, but now the homeowner who needs a hand is his son Mike Jr (MJ). "Holmes & Holmes" documents their working and personal relationship as they tackle the renovation of MJ's 750-square-foot bungalow so he and girlfriend Lisa can have a place of their own to start a family. Of course, no sooner is MJ's modest fix-up turned upside down by Mike's ambitious plans to gut the house and add a second story. Each hourlong episode focuses on one stage of the construction process and showcases the latest construction materials and build techniques.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Following marine salvage teams as they race against the clock to recover ships wrecked by fierce storms that rage across the globe.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

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Across North America and the rest of the world, hurricanes, storm surges, earthquakes and sea level rise threaten major cities and lead to natural catastrophes.

Pushing the boundaries of scientific innovation and engineering often results in mind-boggling building achievements. Unfortunately, progress can also produce leaning towers of terror. This series showcases the latter - engineering disasters, from the hilarious to the mind-boggling, from the deadly to the bank-busting. Episodes profile, investigate and analyze outrageous structural gaffes, then tell of genius resolutions to solve the issues. Blunders include an airport that is sinking into the sea, an upside-down bridge, and a waterfront building that creates a dangerous wind tunnel.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Using cutting-edge CGI, archive footage and expert interviews, examine mysterious curiosities that have been uncovered by extreme weather and calamitous incidents.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Using cutting-edge CGI, archive footage and expert interviews, examine mysterious curiosities that have been uncovered by extreme weather and calamitous incidents.

Across North America and the rest of the world, hurricanes, storm surges, earthquakes and sea level rise threaten major cities and lead to natural catastrophes.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

Pushing the boundaries of scientific innovation and engineering often results in mind-boggling building achievements. Unfortunately, progress can also produce leaning towers of terror. This series showcases the latter - engineering disasters, from the hilarious to the mind-boggling, from the deadly to the bank-busting. Episodes profile, investigate and analyze outrageous structural gaffes, then tell of genius resolutions to solve the issues. Blunders include an airport that is sinking into the sea, an upside-down bridge, and a waterfront building that creates a dangerous wind tunnel.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Investigating significant historic and contemporary sites from the revealing vantage points of drone, satellite and aerial photography.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

A team of experts works to preserve and restore items, bringing them back to life, while hearing the stories and memories that come with them.

Contractor extraordinaire Mike Holmes has helped hundreds of people get the home or renovation they deserve, but now the homeowner who needs a hand is his son Mike Jr (MJ). "Holmes & Holmes" documents their working and personal relationship as they tackle the renovation of MJ's 750-square-foot bungalow so he and girlfriend Lisa can have a place of their own to start a family. Of course, no sooner is MJ's modest fix-up turned upside down by Mike's ambitious plans to gut the house and add a second story. Each hourlong episode focuses on one stage of the construction process and showcases the latest construction materials and build techniques.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Enthusiastic families across the UK turn neglected relics into unique places to live as they save abandoned buildings, from crumbling railway stations to abandoned RAF bases.

Hosts Leo Stakos, Ron James and Jeff Chisholm set their sights on great fishing destinations.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Paid programming.

Diving into the future of home construction and why the time to focus on this is now; the discussion centers around the need for passive house construction to help offset the devastating effects of climate change.

Following couples as they hunt for the ultimate home on a lake. Whether it's a vacation property or primary residence, life is better on the lake. Each episode follows a real estate agent and a couple as they go from house to house touring the properties, weighing-in on the good and the bad and eventually deciding which home is for them.

A team of experts works to preserve and restore items, bringing them back to life, while hearing the stories and memories that come with them.

Craftsmen pool their talents and resources to restore heirlooms and treasured antiques such as music boxes, vases and clocks to prove that anything can be restored to their former glory.

When bears, wolves and foxes are your only neighbors, life can be pretty lonely. Add minus-60-degree days and a constant battle for the most basic necessities, and you have the daily challenges of people who live in remote corners of Alaska. This series takes viewers deep into an Alaskan winter to meet tough, resilient residents as they try to stay one step ahead of storms and man-eating beasts to survive the season. The closest neighbor to Sue Aikens is more than 300 miles away. Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish for currency in bartering for supplies, and Andy and Kate Bassich use their pack of sled dogs for transportation. Also highlighted is a time of year not always part of what viewers see in Alaska: spring! Ice is breaking, animals are waking, and residents face new tests before deep cold returns.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

When bears, wolves and foxes are your only neighbors, life can be pretty lonely. Add minus-60-degree days and a constant battle for the most basic necessities, and you have the daily challenges of people who live in remote corners of Alaska. This series takes viewers deep into an Alaskan winter to meet tough, resilient residents as they try to stay one step ahead of storms and man-eating beasts to survive the season. The closest neighbor to Sue Aikens is more than 300 miles away. Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish for currency in bartering for supplies, and Andy and Kate Bassich use their pack of sled dogs for transportation. Also highlighted is a time of year not always part of what viewers see in Alaska: spring! Ice is breaking, animals are waking, and residents face new tests before deep cold returns.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Craftsmen pool their talents and resources to restore heirlooms and treasured antiques such as music boxes, vases and clocks to prove that anything can be restored to their former glory.

Diving into the future of home construction and why the time to focus on this is now; the discussion centers around the need for passive house construction to help offset the devastating effects of climate change.

Following couples as they hunt for the ultimate home on a lake. Whether it's a vacation property or primary residence, life is better on the lake. Each episode follows a real estate agent and a couple as they go from house to house touring the properties, weighing-in on the good and the bad and eventually deciding which home is for them.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Diving into the future of home construction and why the time to focus on this is now; the discussion centers around the need for passive house construction to help offset the devastating effects of climate change.

Following couples as they hunt for the ultimate home on a lake. Whether it's a vacation property or primary residence, life is better on the lake. Each episode follows a real estate agent and a couple as they go from house to house touring the properties, weighing-in on the good and the bad and eventually deciding which home is for them.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, a quirky and loveable mixed animal veterinarian living out her childhood dream, keeps rural Alberta's pet and animal population healthy and fit while learning more about her newly discovered Indigenous heritage.

Craftsmen pool their talents and resources to restore heirlooms and treasured antiques such as music boxes, vases and clocks to prove that anything can be restored to their former glory.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

From the Pyramids to the Parthenon and Big Ben in London, "Unearthed" helps answer questions and crack unsolved mysteries surrounding some of the greatest wonders of the ancient and modern world. CGI animation and other state-of-the-art technology breaks down how the iconic structures and monuments were designed, built, used and, in some cases, lost and rediscovered. The series attempts to show that the future of science is key to understanding the past, providing links to unravel some of the world's greatest mysteries.

Six people embark on a journey in the footsteps of their ancestors from Elders and knowledge keepers.

Six people embark on a journey in the footsteps of their ancestors from Elders and knowledge keepers.

Contractor extraordinaire Mike Holmes has helped hundreds of people get the home or renovation they deserve, but now the homeowner who needs a hand is his son Mike Jr (MJ). "Holmes & Holmes" documents their working and personal relationship as they tackle the renovation of MJ's 750-square-foot bungalow so he and girlfriend Lisa can have a place of their own to start a family. Of course, no sooner is MJ's modest fix-up turned upside down by Mike's ambitious plans to gut the house and add a second story. Each hourlong episode focuses on one stage of the construction process and showcases the latest construction materials and build techniques.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Six people embark on a journey in the footsteps of their ancestors from Elders and knowledge keepers.

Following couples as they hunt for the ultimate home on a lake. Whether it's a vacation property or primary residence, life is better on the lake. Each episode follows a real estate agent and a couple as they go from house to house touring the properties, weighing-in on the good and the bad and eventually deciding which home is for them.

Hosts Leo Stakos, Ron James and Jeff Chisholm set their sights on great fishing destinations.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Paid programming.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Seeing some of the world's biggest and most complicated machines and exploring the dirtiest jobs and the missions of hardhat heroes from across the globe.

The construction and transatlantic crossing of the Draken Harald Hårfagre, the largest and most authentic recreation of a Viking ship ever built.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

When bears, wolves and foxes are your only neighbors, life can be pretty lonely. Add minus-60-degree days and a constant battle for the most basic necessities, and you have the daily challenges of people who live in remote corners of Alaska. This series takes viewers deep into an Alaskan winter to meet tough, resilient residents as they try to stay one step ahead of storms and man-eating beasts to survive the season. The closest neighbor to Sue Aikens is more than 300 miles away. Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish for currency in bartering for supplies, and Andy and Kate Bassich use their pack of sled dogs for transportation. Also highlighted is a time of year not always part of what viewers see in Alaska: spring! Ice is breaking, animals are waking, and residents face new tests before deep cold returns.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Discover the stories of six epic river journeys via the fascinating characters who live and work on and around the water.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Celebrities tackle some of the most infamous roads in the world.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Celebrities tackle some of the most infamous roads in the world.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

Contractor Mike Holmes joins forces with his children, Michael and Sherry, to continue his legacy of making it right and helping homeowners in need.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Contractor extraordinaire Mike Holmes has helped hundreds of people get the home or renovation they deserve, but now the homeowner who needs a hand is his son Mike Jr (MJ). "Holmes & Holmes" documents their working and personal relationship as they tackle the renovation of MJ's 750-square-foot bungalow so he and girlfriend Lisa can have a place of their own to start a family. Of course, no sooner is MJ's modest fix-up turned upside down by Mike's ambitious plans to gut the house and add a second story. Each hourlong episode focuses on one stage of the construction process and showcases the latest construction materials and build techniques.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.

Loaded with mind-blowing factoids and stats, entertaining expert interviews, and infographics injected with cheeky humor.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

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Mike Holmes can fix just about everything. His motto reads: "If you're going to do something, do it right the first time." And that definitely applies to his home renovation work, which is featured in this series as he and his crew rescue homeowners victimized by shoddy contractors. Holmes is a warmhearted, straight-shooting regular guy who tells it like it is, especially when it comes to messy builders and the sloppy, lazy jobs they leave behind.

Pushing the boundaries of scientific innovation and engineering often results in mind-boggling building achievements. Unfortunately, progress can also produce leaning towers of terror. This series showcases the latter - engineering disasters, from the hilarious to the mind-boggling, from the deadly to the bank-busting. Episodes profile, investigate and analyze outrageous structural gaffes, then tell of genius resolutions to solve the issues. Blunders include an airport that is sinking into the sea, an upside-down bridge, and a waterfront building that creates a dangerous wind tunnel.

Investigating significant historic and contemporary sites from the revealing vantage points of drone, satellite and aerial photography.

Cameras around the globe capture unexplainable weather phenomena, from a rainfall of blood to clouds that can kill.

When bears, wolves and foxes are your only neighbors, life can be pretty lonely. Add minus-60-degree days and a constant battle for the most basic necessities, and you have the daily challenges of people who live in remote corners of Alaska. This series takes viewers deep into an Alaskan winter to meet tough, resilient residents as they try to stay one step ahead of storms and man-eating beasts to survive the season. The closest neighbor to Sue Aikens is more than 300 miles away. Eric Salitan subsists solely on what he hunts and forages. Chip and Agnes Hailstone catch fish for currency in bartering for supplies, and Andy and Kate Bassich use their pack of sled dogs for transportation. Also highlighted is a time of year not always part of what viewers see in Alaska: spring! Ice is breaking, animals are waking, and residents face new tests before deep cold returns.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Personal stories of those caught up in sometimes deadly natural catastrophes, accompanied by camera footage showing meteorological phenomena, including hurricanes, earthquakes, monsoons and more.

Scattered around the world are long-forgotten engineering marvels, decaying cities and empty factories that once stood on the cutting edge of design and construction. Today they are discarded, dangerous, and some of them are even deadly. "Mysteries of the Abandoned" reveals why these engineering triumphs were built and how they were left to crumble. In each hourlong episode, stories tell of who originally designed the structure, its historical significance, and why it was ultimately no longer viable. California's Goat Canyon Trestle railway, Pennsylvania's Kinzua Viaduct steel bridge, the Grand Goulets Road in the French Alps, and Hashima Island, a once thriving and now deserted Japanese island, are among episode subjects.