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Created by John Hendricks, the visionary founder of Discovery Channel, Curiosity Channel is renowned for its unique brand of storytelling and stunning visuals that immerse viewers in exclusive originals, series, and features that help them explore their passions and discover new ones. Access the full category of factual entertainment with Curiosity Channel’s award-winning programming covering space, art, volcanoes, history, travel, cars, architecture, dinosaurs and so much more.
Brig. Gen. Paul Tibbets
S1, EP1 "The Early Years"When his mom buys the young Paul Tibbets a ride at a carnival, he gets a brief taste of flying and is hooked for life.
Brig. Gen. Paul Tibbets
S1, EP2 "Silverplate"While Tibbits is flying missions over Europe, Oppenheimer is secretly developing an atomic bomb; the plan to deliver the new bomb is called Operation Silverplate.
Brig. Gen. Paul Tibbets
S1, EP3 "The Bomb"Tibbits is called back from Europe to help develop a new long-range bomber: the B-29.
Against All Odds
"Part One"In the 1960s, the Air Force begin drawing up specifications for a new close support plane: the AX; with support came from a team at the Pentagon.
Against All Odds
"Part Two"In 1990, the U.S. Air Force make use of the A-10 in Kuwait, but they almost leave it behind.
Revolt of the Admirals
In the aftermath of World War II, there is a struggle for the survival of U.S. Navy aviation during a time of reorganization and streamlining of the armed services, that involves a number of retired and active-duty United States Navy admirals.
Revolt of the Admirals
The testimony of aviators helps prove the Navy's important role in the delivery of nuclear weapons; the Korean War becomes a chance for the Navy to prove itself again in conventional warfare and to reestablish the importance of aircraft carriers.
Wings: World War Two in the Skies
"The Fight Back"In the early days of WWII, pilots and engineers fight to win the battle of the skies; they use Spitfires, Hurricanes, Zeros, Hellcats, Oscars, ME 109s and Flying Fortresses.
CSI on Trial
S1, EP5 "Footwear Analysis"The shoe print at the grisly Idaho crime scene seemed to match Charles Fain's shoe whenboth showed a small nail hole in the sole; based on that physical evidence, he was convicted and sentenced to death.
Crime Inc.
S1, EP6 "Great Train Robbery; Christian Slater; Tiananmen Square; Al Capone"Looking into the Great Train Robbery of 1963, the IRA's attempted assassination of Margaret Thatcher, Hollywood's perennial bad boy, Christian Slater, the 1989 Tiananmen Square protest, and gangster Al Capone.
Crime Inc.
S1, EP5 "Lindbergh Kidnapping; Boy George; JFK; Snoop Dogg; Lizzie Borden"Discussing the Lindbergh kidnapping, Lee Harvey Oswald's assassination of John F. Kennedy, Snoop Dogg's charges of murder, rape and drug and weapons' possession, the Anthrax attack, and the Lizzie Borden murder case.
Terror!
S1, EP4 "The Station: Bologna, 1980"A terrorist bombing at the Bologna Centrale railway station in Italy kills 85 people and wounds more than 200 August 2, 1980.
Ancient Murders Unearthed
S1, EP5 "Cangrande della Scala"Homicide detective Rod Demery and scientist Professor Turi King visit the ancient Italian city of Verona to investigate the death of 14th-century warlord Cangrande della Scala, who died suddenly at the height of his power.
Ancient Murders Unearthed
S1, EP6 "Tollund Man"Unearthed from a Danish bog almost 70 years ago, a 2,000-year-old early Iron Age murder victim is well-preserved; homicide detective Rod Demery and forensic scientist Turi King find the key to the murderer's identity may lie in Roman witnesses.
CSI on Trial
S1, EP6 "Arson Investigation"David Gavitt served almost 27 years in prison before new arson investigation science exonerated him, but countless others remain behind bars; the science behind crime scene investigations moves forward, but legal precedent only looks backward.
CSI on Trial
S1, EP5 "Footwear Analysis"The shoe print at the grisly Idaho crime scene seemed to match Charles Fain's shoe whenboth showed a small nail hole in the sole; based on that physical evidence, he was convicted and sentenced to death.
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