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Strange Worlds

Changing the Game

Andre Is an Idiot

Catastrophes that Changed the Planets

Nature Miniature Miracles

Black Code
Nazi Mystery Machine

Vavilov

Hunger at Sea

Only the Dead

Workingman Death

The Union The Business Behind Getting High
Misunderstood Predators

Changing the Script

The Impossible Row

Prog Rock Britannia

The Social Dilemma

Woodland

Garlic Breath

2018 Nature

Cooking shows turned the humble garlic bulb into something that's essential to cuisines and into a multi-billion-dollar crop. Every year, humans consume nearly 50 billion pounds of garlic, and most of it comes from one country: China. But a lawsuit raises troubling questions about suppliers.

Series: Rotten

Corruption

2005 History

In the fourth episode of the series, eyewitnesses recall how those in power at Auschwitz lined their pockets with wealth stolen from Jewish inmates while also engaging in illicit affairs.

Series: Auschwitz The Nazis and the Final Solution

Evolutions: The Walking Whale

2008 Science

This series illuminates unique and bizarre evolutionary journeys that have brought forth some of the world’s most impressive animals. We unearth a 50-million-year-old mystery mammal sought out a new source of food in the water, starting a spectacular evolutionary journey so that today it looks like a fish. How did a creature built for land become master of the ocean?

Series: Evolutions

Is Saturn Alive

2014 Science

Saturn's secrets are out. The ferocious weather, the evolving ring system and the discovery of active geology on Saturn's moons has rewritten the textbooks. Scientists are looking for life on Saturn's moons and they may have found it on Titan.

Series: How the Universe Works

Ivan Orkin

2017 Art

Ivan Orkin, the brash, white, Jewish guy from New York who made his name as one of the best ramen makers on the planet has an unorthodox story. That means no tweezer food, plenty of swear words, no slow shots of the chef communing with nature. He was a problem child, fell in love with Japan, fell in love with cooking, suffered personal tragedy, and found his reason for being and his ultimate success in Tokyo.

Series: Chef's Table

Death Row Kids

Culture

A look at the practices of certain US states toward juvenile offenders convicted of murder. In the last five years, more juvenile offenders were killed in Texas than in the rest of the world combined. America continues to defend its right to execute children.