History Channel

Twenty-five hundred years before Rome, ancient Egyptian temples, fortresses, pyramids and palaces forever redefined the limits of architectural possibility. (100 min, 11 segments)

What if life on Earth began in outer space? This updated History Channel documentary explores evidence of super-human influences on ancient man and embarks on an around-the-world search for answers. (90 min, 9 segments)

Physicists calculate the likely existence of universes other than our own. Find out why they think we exist within a multiverse and what that means. (44 min, 5 segments)

The History Channel’s take on Mao Zedong, a giant controversial figure who transformed China at the expense of 40-70 million lives. (42 min, 5 segments)

A History Channel documentary on LSD and psychedelic drugs. The video quality is not so hot but the excellent content makes it worth the price of admittance. (46 min)

Investigation of the Catalina Island USOs (Unidentified Submerged Objects) one of which reportedly caused the crash of a single engine airplane. (45 min)

Consistently great engineering feats were the cornerstone to the foundation of Roman culture and civilization. Peter Weller hosts. (85 min, 9 segments)

Jason and Bill goes to Cambodia to train in the native Bloodsport, Bokator, an ancient hand-to-hand combat system. (44 min, 5 segments)