History Hit goes on a special expedition to the Middle East - a spectacular journey through time in beautiful northern Jordan. Join Dan Snow in this two part series that takes us through this fascinating region of ancient wonders - from the Greeks to the Romans, Byzantines, the coming of Islam, the era of the crusades and even the First World War. 　　S1 E1 - Secrets in Stone 　　S1 E2 - Jewel of the Desert

Professor Alice Roberts takes to the railways of Greece and Turkey as she learns about the Ancient Greek civilisation that has had such a powerful effect on our lives today. 　　This is the third chapter in her railway journeys going back in time following her previous adventures probing the stories and history of Ancient Egypt and the Ottomans. 　　The Ancient Greeks have has such a powerful influence on our modern lives. They created democracy, art, science and medicine. They looked at the big philosophical questions that we still struggle with today. Yet, they have a pagan system with incredible myths and stories of gods and goddesses that have no evidential basis. Alice challenges and confronts the experts about these as well as trying to get to the bottom of the famous stories and story tellers like did Homer really exist and is the story of the battle of Troy in The Iliad false?

Sport Fishing with Dan Hernandez covers saltwater fishing in California and Mexico and has been on the air for 30 years. Dan will show you where to go fishing and what you need to use to catch fish. Dan will also show you how-to cook up the fish you catch. Dan also offers private fishing charters out of Southern California.

Around the world, and throughout time, people have built mythical and mysterious structures, from Tikal in Guatemala, the Holy Sepulchre in Israel, Chichen Itza in Mexico, the Sphinx in Egypt, Notre Dame de Paris, and the Château de Chambord. 　　In the third season of Ancient Superstructures, we delve into the more legendary ancient structures to decipher their secrets. These monuments impress with their immense size and remarkable architecture. 　　How and why were they built, what makes them significant, and how have they survived the centuries ? Beyond the superficial appearance, what are the mysteries that surround them ? In aerial and satellite images, using Lidar to reveal the terrain on which they are built, we explore each structure, before moving in closer to film on a microscopic scale, to understand the materials used and the challenges of soil, ageing, and preservation. 　　Season 3: 　　1. Tikal (Guatemala) 　　2. Saint Sepulcre (Israel) 　　3. Chitchen Itza (Mexique) 　　4. Notre Dame (France) 　　5. Sphinx (Egypt) 　　6. Chambord Castle (France) 　　Produced by Pernel Média in association with RMC Découverte, Histoire and ZDF Studios

Hosted by the iconic Henry Winkler, each 60-minute episode of this nostalgia-drenched series tells the stories of the things we did—for fun, for money, or out of plain boredom—that you can’t do anymore. Pastimes, practices, and products that were once allowed—even encouraged—which you will never see again in modern America. There was a time, not long ago, when doctors would actually recommend smoking, and when we stored our food in toxic refrigerators, and unknowingly played with radioactive toys, flew down slides that ripped our skin off, and decorated our Christmas tree with ornaments made from asbestos. Fast-paced, informative, and a little bit scary – from perilous playgrounds to precarious products, it’s a running cavalcade of the most exciting, reckless, unsupervised tales of Americana in our history.

He’s 27, gay, and riddled with dyspraxia. Dan Tiernan has had a huge year—quitting his job as a dinner lady, going full-time in comedy, and finally leaving home. Yet, despite all these big changes, he still feels like he’s completely going under. The reigning BBC New Comedy Awards winner and British Comedian of the Year delivers a gag-heavy, high-energy debut hour packed with chaotic storytelling and razor-sharp punchlines. Having toured with Micky Flanagan and Jamali Maddix and appeared on BBC, Channel 4, Comedy Central, Dave, and ITV2, Dan is fast becoming a breakout star. The Guardian calls him “raucously entertaining,” while Chortle praises him as “a force of nature who sweeps the room up in his exhilarating performance into a frenzy of laughter.” Get ready for a powerhouse hour of stand-up that’s fast, fearless, and completely unfiltered.

A world-class chef and restaurateur, Franco Noriega loves to entertain. Inspired by his Peruvian and Italian roots and his love of international travel, Franco dishes up simple, colorful, crowd-pleasing plates for everyone to enjoy.

Curiosity Stream is rebooting history series Connections alongside UK-based producer Bigger Bang, with presenter James Burke returning four-and-a-half decades after it first launched. 　　First airing on the BBC in 1978, Connections became one of the most influential documentary series of all time with Burke taking a ‘connective’ look at history. It will see Burke take viewers on a journey of discovery through the interlocking threads of knowledge running through history, using state-of-the-art CGI and virtual reality. 　　Connections is executive produced by Iain Riddick for Bigger Bang and was commissioned by Rob Burk, head of content at Curiosity. John Cavanagh is the executive producer for Curiosity. 　　Episode 1. Seeing the Future 　　Episode 2. The End of Scarcity 　　Episode 3. In the Net 　　Episode 4. None of This is Real 　　Episode 5. Designer Genes 　　Episode 6. Limitless Energy