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8:00AM
Biography
The slender, fragile woman set herself one goal: the liberation of China. This is the life of the wife of China's revolutionary leader who stood in no one's political shadow.
8:30AM
Perspectives
A royal portrait of the sister of Queen Elizabeth II. Born in the shadow of the throne, Margaret lives a life that often breaks with tradition and makes headlines in the English tabloids.
9:00AM
Biography
The tiny principality of Monaco, ruled by the Grimaldi Family for more than 700 years, became world famous in 1956 when Prince Rainier married American film star Grace Kelly.
10:00AM
Digging for the Truth
Queen Nefertiti was once the most beautiful and powerful woman in Egypt, renowned throughout the ancient world. But she vanished without a trace, lost to the sands of Egypt for more than 3,000 years. Only in the last century did archeologists discover that this legendary queen really lived at all. Since then, though, only fragments of her story have emerged. Host Josh Bernstein, an explorer and survival expert, is determined to put the pieces together and uncover the true story of Queen Nefertiti. Who was this mysterious woman? Why did she disappear? And can her mummy still be found today? To find out, he'll follow a trail of clues into Egypt's most sacred and secret places, exploring dark tombs and coming face-to-face with the truth of at least one ancient mummy's identity.
11:00AM
Cities of the Underworld
Don explores newly discovered ruins and caves in Croatia as he uncovers the true story of a formidable queen who dared to defy the powerful Roman Empire.
12:00PM
Story Feature
It's been more than 200 years since the seminal novel Frankenstein; or The Modern Prometheus was published by Mary Shelley. This documentary recounts the extraordinary circumstances under which a 19-year-old woman came up with a now-iconic creature. In The Frankenstein Nightmare, we will see how humankind’s insatiable quest to outlast death has led to some outlandish scientific experiments.
1:00PM
Story Feature
A portrait of one of the most iconic and controversial figures of the 20th century. Coco Chanel had to fight many wars to go from an orphan maid to a famous tailor celebrated worldwide. She waged a war against social order, against conventions, against men, against bankers, and against her contemporaries. Socialite, fashion designer, spy, and rebellious old lady, Chanel constantly reinvented herself throughout her existence, creating her own legend. Coco was also a witness of times that had disappeared, the Belle Époque and the Roaring Twenties, leaving her alone and bitter at the twilight of her life.
2:00PM
Ancient Mysteries
A fascinating profile of Hatshepsut, who became female pharaoh of Egypt 3,000 years ago. The men who followed her reign did everything in their power to obliterate her name from history.
3:00PM
Digging for the Truth
She ruled over men, bedding the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, and led one of the world's greatest civilizations. Her name has been immortalized in myth and legend. So, how did Cleopatra become the last of the pharaohs? In the shadow of the pyramids, Josh Bernstein joins Zahi Hawass on a hunt for mummies from the time of Cleopatra. He'll come face to face with Cleopatra's killer, the Egyptian cobra, and sail down the Nile River searching for clues to her true history. In Alexandria, Josh will descend into the cisterns below the modern city to look for evidence of Cleopatra's reign. Finally he'll dive into the harbor of Alexandria, where a beautiful palace lies--possibly the last vestige of Cleopatra's legendary wealth--the only testament to a woman who was perhaps the wisest and most cunning of all of Egypt's pharaohs.
4:00PM
Biography
The slender, fragile woman set herself one goal: the liberation of China. This is the life of the wife of China's revolutionary leader who stood in no one's political shadow.
4:30PM
Perspectives
A royal portrait of the sister of Queen Elizabeth II. Born in the shadow of the throne, Margaret lives a life that often breaks with tradition and makes headlines in the English tabloids.
5:00PM
Biography
The tiny principality of Monaco, ruled by the Grimaldi Family for more than 700 years, became world famous in 1956 when Prince Rainier married American film star Grace Kelly.
6:00PM
Digging for the Truth
Queen Nefertiti was once the most beautiful and powerful woman in Egypt, renowned throughout the ancient world. But she vanished without a trace, lost to the sands of Egypt for more than 3,000 years. Only in the last century did archeologists discover that this legendary queen really lived at all. Since then, though, only fragments of her story have emerged. Host Josh Bernstein, an explorer and survival expert, is determined to put the pieces together and uncover the true story of Queen Nefertiti. Who was this mysterious woman? Why did she disappear? And can her mummy still be found today? To find out, he'll follow a trail of clues into Egypt's most sacred and secret places, exploring dark tombs and coming face-to-face with the truth of at least one ancient mummy's identity.
7:00PM
Cities of the Underworld
Don explores newly discovered ruins and caves in Croatia as he uncovers the true story of a formidable queen who dared to defy the powerful Roman Empire.
8:00PM
Story Feature
It's been more than 200 years since the seminal novel Frankenstein; or The Modern Prometheus was published by Mary Shelley. This documentary recounts the extraordinary circumstances under which a 19-year-old woman came up with a now-iconic creature. In The Frankenstein Nightmare, we will see how humankind’s insatiable quest to outlast death has led to some outlandish scientific experiments.
9:00PM
Story Feature
A portrait of one of the most iconic and controversial figures of the 20th century. Coco Chanel had to fight many wars to go from an orphan maid to a famous tailor celebrated worldwide. She waged a war against social order, against conventions, against men, against bankers, and against her contemporaries. Socialite, fashion designer, spy, and rebellious old lady, Chanel constantly reinvented herself throughout her existence, creating her own legend. Coco was also a witness of times that had disappeared, the Belle Époque and the Roaring Twenties, leaving her alone and bitter at the twilight of her life.
10:00PM
Ancient Mysteries
A fascinating profile of Hatshepsut, who became female pharaoh of Egypt 3,000 years ago. The men who followed her reign did everything in their power to obliterate her name from history.
11:00PM
Digging for the Truth
She ruled over men, bedding the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, and led one of the world's greatest civilizations. Her name has been immortalized in myth and legend. So, how did Cleopatra become the last of the pharaohs? In the shadow of the pyramids, Josh Bernstein joins Zahi Hawass on a hunt for mummies from the time of Cleopatra. He'll come face to face with Cleopatra's killer, the Egyptian cobra, and sail down the Nile River searching for clues to her true history. In Alexandria, Josh will descend into the cisterns below the modern city to look for evidence of Cleopatra's reign. Finally he'll dive into the harbor of Alexandria, where a beautiful palace lies--possibly the last vestige of Cleopatra's legendary wealth--the only testament to a woman who was perhaps the wisest and most cunning of all of Egypt's pharaohs.
12:00AM
Biography
The slender, fragile woman set herself one goal: the liberation of China. This is the life of the wife of China's revolutionary leader who stood in no one's political shadow.
12:30AM
Perspectives
A royal portrait of the sister of Queen Elizabeth II. Born in the shadow of the throne, Margaret lives a life that often breaks with tradition and makes headlines in the English tabloids.
1:00AM
Biography
The tiny principality of Monaco, ruled by the Grimaldi Family for more than 700 years, became world famous in 1956 when Prince Rainier married American film star Grace Kelly.
2:00AM
Digging for the Truth
Queen Nefertiti was once the most beautiful and powerful woman in Egypt, renowned throughout the ancient world. But she vanished without a trace, lost to the sands of Egypt for more than 3,000 years. Only in the last century did archeologists discover that this legendary queen really lived at all. Since then, though, only fragments of her story have emerged. Host Josh Bernstein, an explorer and survival expert, is determined to put the pieces together and uncover the true story of Queen Nefertiti. Who was this mysterious woman? Why did she disappear? And can her mummy still be found today? To find out, he'll follow a trail of clues into Egypt's most sacred and secret places, exploring dark tombs and coming face-to-face with the truth of at least one ancient mummy's identity.
3:00AM
Cities of the Underworld
Don explores newly discovered ruins and caves in Croatia as he uncovers the true story of a formidable queen who dared to defy the powerful Roman Empire.
4:00AM
Story Feature
It's been more than 200 years since the seminal novel Frankenstein; or The Modern Prometheus was published by Mary Shelley. This documentary recounts the extraordinary circumstances under which a 19-year-old woman came up with a now-iconic creature. In The Frankenstein Nightmare, we will see how humankind’s insatiable quest to outlast death has led to some outlandish scientific experiments.
5:00AM
Story Feature
A portrait of one of the most iconic and controversial figures of the 20th century. Coco Chanel had to fight many wars to go from an orphan maid to a famous tailor celebrated worldwide. She waged a war against social order, against conventions, against men, against bankers, and against her contemporaries. Socialite, fashion designer, spy, and rebellious old lady, Chanel constantly reinvented herself throughout her existence, creating her own legend. Coco was also a witness of times that had disappeared, the Belle Époque and the Roaring Twenties, leaving her alone and bitter at the twilight of her life.
6:00AM
Ancient Mysteries
A fascinating profile of Hatshepsut, who became female pharaoh of Egypt 3,000 years ago. The men who followed her reign did everything in their power to obliterate her name from history.
7:00AM
Digging for the Truth
She ruled over men, bedding the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, and led one of the world's greatest civilizations. Her name has been immortalized in myth and legend. So, how did Cleopatra become the last of the pharaohs? In the shadow of the pyramids, Josh Bernstein joins Zahi Hawass on a hunt for mummies from the time of Cleopatra. He'll come face to face with Cleopatra's killer, the Egyptian cobra, and sail down the Nile River searching for clues to her true history. In Alexandria, Josh will descend into the cisterns below the modern city to look for evidence of Cleopatra's reign. Finally he'll dive into the harbor of Alexandria, where a beautiful palace lies--possibly the last vestige of Cleopatra's legendary wealth--the only testament to a woman who was perhaps the wisest and most cunning of all of Egypt's pharaohs.