Jack Gamble (Jack Gamble) investigates a series of objects or scenarios in short internet-broadcast episodes. The series utilises a mix of dark and awkward humour derived from the investigation subjects, which are frequently mundane or uninteresting. With the main character being a fictionalised representation of himself, Jack Investigates seems to be set in the real world, but sometimes strays from this probability. Jack's descriptions are stilted and bizarre, and there seems to be something very dark in his history. It is unclear whether Jack is deliberately creepy, or simply unintelligent and therefore unaware.There is little real educational value in Jack Investigates, which is another source of humour. It is a parody of educational shows and their too-happy presenters. The episodes follow a formulaic structure of introduction, investigation, audience inclusion, and conclusion, but have no apparent coherent plot.

Vic Reeves' documentary about the Jack the Ripper case focusing on an examination of five suspects in the case.

Will Hanrahan and his team of undercover investigators seek to help clients uncover mysterious circumstances surrounding their lives.

A 16 year old girl claims she was abducted. Two police officer are tasked with investigating whether her story is plausible.

On a continent where investigative reporters face intimidation and beatings and where death threats are an occupational hazard, African journalists go undercover to find the wrongdoers and put them under the spotlight. Africa Investigates is a groundbreaking series that exposes corruption and abuse across Africa.

没有哪个行业像韩国流行音乐（K - Pop）这样注重形象，也没有哪个行业像它这样受到精细管理。随着近期自杀和丑闻事件的不断涌现，人们越发好奇这精心打造的表象背后究竟发生了什么。VICE深入韩国流行音乐行业，探寻幻想与现实之间的差异。

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Derren Brown hits the road to find out if some of the more extraordinary claims from around the world are actually true.

This is a feature-length compilation of three short episodes taken from a TV series called 'Colonel March of Scotland Yard' (1954-56, 26 episodes) starring Boris Karloff as Colonel March, head of Scotland Yard's Department D.3, otherwise known as The Bureau of Queer Complaints.