Sky History 2 Thursday

Declassified files reveal bizarre military weapons plans, that somehow balance between apocalyptic and absurd

Stories from around Europe, focusing on mythical heroes and the villains they encountered. Narrated by Nicholas Day

A quest for the truth behind internet videos of acrobats flipping over speeding cars and an amorphous and horrifying crawling creature believed by some to be from another planet

A prehistoric-looking creature washed ashore in Georgia and a strange object spotted in the sky apparently on fire. Plus, a toddler's death-defying experience

After the liberation of Paris, operations of the Special Operations Executive (SOE) dwindled, prompting spymistress Vera Atkins to confront the harm done to her agents

While Europe rejoiced over victory in the Second World War, spymistress Vera Atkins worked hard to determine the whereabouts - or fates - of her agents

A look at various evidence found in religious texts and records from some of Earth’s earliest civilisations

Experts unseal the truth about the potential aliens living and working among humans

Tony Robinson goes on a four-day trek through the Kintail region of the Highlands, examining the story of the early 1700s Jacobite uprisings along the way

Alice Roberts examines a Dutch ship sunk by the English, a Cornish Roman fort and a 5,000-year-old Neolithic monument

Declassified files reveal bizarre military weapons plans, that somehow balance between apocalyptic and absurd

Stories from around Europe, focusing on mythical heroes and the villains they encountered. Narrated by Nicholas Day

A quest for the truth behind internet videos of acrobats flipping over speeding cars and an amorphous and horrifying crawling creature believed by some to be from another planet

A prehistoric-looking creature washed ashore in Georgia and a strange object spotted in the sky apparently on fire. Plus, a toddler's death-defying experience

After the liberation of Paris, operations of the Special Operations Executive (SOE) dwindled, prompting spymistress Vera Atkins to confront the harm done to her agents

While Europe rejoiced over victory in the Second World War, spymistress Vera Atkins worked hard to determine the whereabouts - or fates - of her agents

Documentary exploring how ancient civilisations created weapons of mass destruction that are even more deadly than those created today

Examining the great engineering feats of the ancient world, including the fourth-century genius behind the world's first robot

A look at various evidence found in religious texts and records from some of Earth’s earliest civilisations

Experts unseal the truth about the potential aliens living and working among humans

Tony Robinson goes on a four-day trek through the Kintail region of the Highlands, examining the story of the early 1700s Jacobite uprisings along the way

Alice Roberts examines a Dutch ship sunk by the English, a Cornish Roman fort and a 5,000-year-old Neolithic monument

Andy McGrath goes searching for dragons in Somerset and visits the grave of Arthur and Guinevere in Glastonbury Abbey

New painter Neil takes a perfectionist approach to re-painting Connor's '66 Chevelle Malibu. Mike worries that his car collection won't sell for much

The actor reveals how undercover agents endured severe psychological strain while living double lives infiltrating dangerous worlds