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Fake or Fortune?

S7, EP3 "Henry Moore"

Discovered in 2012 among 1,500 other works in a Nazi hoard, the team try to deduce whether a small watercolor sketch is the work of famed British 20th century sculptor Henry Moore.

Fake or Fortune?

S7, EP4 "A Double Whodunnit"

Fiona and Philip investigate two rare portraits of black British subjects from the 18th and 19th centuries, both highly unusual in their positive depiction of black sitters at a time when Britain was still heavily engaged in slavery.

Fake or Fortune?

S7, EP5 "Giacometti"

The team investigates their first piece of sculpture as they try and prove that an abstract plaster head is a missing work by world famous sculptor Alberto Giacometti.

Murderers And Their Mothers

S2, EP4 "Peter Sutcliffe: The Yorkshire Ripper"

Peter Sutcliffe, a once quiet boy who was very close to his mother, was convicted of murdering thirteen women and attacking seven other women.

Murderers And Their Mothers

S2, EP2 "Peter Moore: The Man in Black"

The death of his mother triggered a change in the character of Peter Moore, who went on to kill four men in the space of three months.

Murderers And Their Mothers

S2, EP5 "Thomas Watt Hamilton: Dunblane Massacre"

Thomas Watt Hamilton murdered almost an entire class of primary schoolchildren at the Dunblane Primary School in Scotland on March 13, 1996.

Murderers And Their Mothers

S2, EP3 "Michael Ryan: The Hungerford Massacre"

Michael Ryan went on a killing spree in the small town of Hungerford, resulting in the murder of 16 people, including his own mother.

Leguizamo Does America

S1, EP1 "New York City"

John explores various ways in which Latin culture, though often marginalized, has had a tremendous influence on the nation's culture capital: New York City.

Admissions Granted

In a Supreme Court case pitting Asian American plaintiffs against Harvard University, activists wrestle with hard truths about race, equality, and Asian Americans' precarious status in America, as the fate of affirmative action hangs in the balance.

The Turning Point: Battleground Georgia

Ahead of the 2024 election cycle, Georgia becomes the lens to view the history of racist voter suppression, the power of grass roots organizing, and the tension between old institutions and new ways of thinking about what a vibrant democracy can be.

Serving In Secret: Love, Country, and Don't Ask, Don't Tell

"Serving In Secret: Love, Country, and Don't Ask, Don't Tell"

In 1970, Tom Carpenter graduates from the Naval Academy, ready to become a US Marine Corps attack pilot.

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EP151 "Eat Flowers"

Photographer Cig Harvey's best friend Mary is diagnosed with a rare leukemia; when isolating during treatment, she asks Cig to send her photographs..

From Devil's Breath

The devastating 2017 wildfires in Portugal claimed 120 lives and darkened the skies across Europe, but a community of survivors refused to be broken, fighting to ensure that this tragedy wouldn't happen again.

The Turning Point: Ayenda

The harrowing journey of the young women on Afghanistan's national soccer team who fled Taliban control after U.S. troops withdrew.

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EP163 "Split Screen"

Exploring the history of active dissemination of mis- and disinformation that has created diametrically opposing realities among Americans.

The Turning Point: Guerrilla Habeas

The personal story of two lawyers in their crusade against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the epidemic of deportations tearing individuals from their families and communities.

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