Sky History 2 Tomorrow

A think-tank of top global experts examines whether America's founding fathers hid extra-terrestrial secrets in their documents, buildings and symbols

Experts investigate human creation, asking whether unexplained advances in evolution could have been down to aliens

Mysterious teachers who have appeared throughout history, including a biblical patriarch, a race of fish-people and Egypt's most controversial pharoah

Three of the most extravagant and expensive weddings in history are profiled. Lavish and luxurious was the only way to celebrate for these big spenders

The ancients who bankrolled the construction of massive churches and temples in a desperate attempt to buy their way into Heaven

Revolutionary weapons in the ancient world, including booby traps that were employed on battlefields, and burning mud that was used in Roman rebellions

The history of the US presidency, hosted by the man who filled the role from 1993 to 2001. Bill looks at racism, revealing it to be a persistent issue in America

The history of the presidents who made an impact through imagining 'what we could be, not just what we are'

Ancient Egyptian queens who have shaped history, featuring an assessment of their enduring legacies. This programme looks at the life of Queen Tiye

The actor continues his adventure in Scapa Flow, plunging down on the wrecks of a German warship and an experimental submarine aircraft called the M2

Alice Roberts visits archaeological digs around the UK, starting with the west of Britain, where finds include a Viking camp and ancient gold

Alice Roberts joins archaeologists in the North as they uncover Roman writing tablets, a lost monastery and a rare Bronze Age weapons hoard

A look at whether scientific knowledge can help protect people from natural disasters or that they are as vulnerable as their ancestors were to fires, earthquakes and hurricanes

All over the world, there are giant monoliths that have been carved out of solid rock. The host investigates the possible purpose of these huge stone monuments

A look at the stories of UFO witnesses Betty Cash and Vickie Landrum, Scottish hacker Gary McKinnon, ex-musician Tom Delonge and John Podesta

Part one of two. Documentary revisiting the alleged crash of an extra terrestrial craft at Roswell, New Mexico in 1947

Experts once gain confront issues that harbour lingering doubts, such as Area 51, Roswell and Dugway Proving Ground

Wernher von Braun was vital to Nasa's Apollo 11 mission to put a man on the moon. However, this 'American hero' had his Nazi past kept under wraps

The myriad of rumours, theories and disputed historical accounts of Adolf Hitler's sexual psychology, exploring the impact of his alleged and proven sex life on his behaviour

Actress Amanda Holden and author and historian Dan Jones explore how sexual behaviours through the ages have shaped civilisations in ways only now being appreciated

A notion that the gods of Greece - including Zeus, Apollo and Poseidon from Mount Olympus - were actually extra-terrestrial visitors to Earth

Ancient astronaut theorists who suggest that aliens have been guiding mankind in secret to bring about huge leaps in technological advancement

The actor examines the Piper Alpha oil platform explosion of July 1988, one of the most devastating man-made catastrophes to date, in which 167 workers died

The Munich air crash of 1958, when a flight carrying the Manchester United football team crashed on its third attempt to take off from a slush-covered runway

In the 21st century, UFOs have gone from fringe science to mainstream obsession. This programme examines society's proximity to understanding the strange events in the sky