Solar Superstorms takes us on a journey to our sun to understand the star's immense coronal mass ejections and how it affects our planet.

Witches: A Century of Murder takes a look at the obsessive fear of witchcraft and satanism in the 16th and 17th century Europe.

Historian Bettany Hughes investigates the story of Bacchus, god of wine, revelry, theatre and excess.

Mary Beard takes us back to ancient Pompeii and investigates how the ancient Romans lived.

In an old castle in Poland, live action roleplayers have gathered to live the life of a Harry Potter character.

History Makers: Richard The Lionheart dives into the life and history of Richard The Lionheart, an English King from the 12th. century.

Travel by train along the Japanese coast of the Seto indland sea, as we explore the myriad of options for tourism and sightseeing.

Tasmania: Weird And Wonderful sets off into the Tasmanian wilderness to explore the very different animal and nature life it inhabits.

Substitutes looks into the growing male Japanese trend of purchasing and actively pursuing a relationship with silicone sex dolls.

Set in a stunning 4k resolution, Apollo's New Moon takes a look at the science we've learned from the Apollo lunar program.

A team of criminologists set out to interview and understand some of the most vicious serial killers of modern times.

The Sky at Night: Pluto Revealed takes a look at the inside story of NASA's groundbreaking visit to Pluto in 2015.

Scent From Heaven goes in search of the history and story of Oud, also known as Agarwood, the basis of some of the world’s most exclusive perfumes.

ABC's reporter Mark Willacy goes in search of the secret story behind a concrete dome buried on the Enewetak Atoll in the Marshall Islands.

The extraordinary story of Paul Downes, a 49-year-old businessman with bipolar disorder, who in 2009 invited 12 young Ukranian women to join him in a Jamaican castle.