Nova - Last Extinction

PART OF THE PBS SERIES, NOVA: Last Extinction discusses possible scenarios which may have led to mega fauna such as the woolly mammoth, the sabertooth cat, and the giant sloth of 12,000 years ago to suffer a sudden mass-extinction.

The Deep - Investigated

A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTARY: The Deep Investigated explores varying levels of depths, anomalies, and exotic sea creatures which live in, on, and around our ocean floors, while explaining how these things came to be, and what they mean for life on the surface.

Naked Science - Earthquake Swarm

PART OF THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SERIES, NAKED SCIENCE: Earthquake Swarm discusses the possible geological events which could have led to the thousand, plus, earthquakes that rocked the city of Reno between February and November of 2008.

Ape Man: Search for the First Human

A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTARY: Ape Man: Search for the First Human reconstructs a story based on the fossil remains of a Sahelanthropus Tchadensis (a seven million year old ancestor of man) found in the Djurab Desert in Northern Chad.

China's Mega Dam

A DISCOVERY CHANNEL DOCUMENTARY: China's Mega Dam discusses the building process of the biggest dam ever constructed while examining the negative effects the ensuing reservoir has had to the surrounding locals, cultural relics, and natural ecosystems of the area.

Ape to Man

A HISTORY CHANNEL DOCUMENTARY: Ape to Man reenacts fossil digs from the last century and a half which, when placed in a consecutive time-line, unfolds a three million year branch of the evolutionary family tree that outlines the ancestry of the human race.

Journey to the Earth's Core

A HISTORY CHANNEL DOCUMENTARY: Journey to the Earth's Core explores the ever-increasing depths of naturally occurring structures, lifeforms, and man-made achievements before going on to examine the mantle and inner and outer cores of the planet.

The Link - Uncovering Our Earliest Ancestor

A BBC DOCUMENTARY: The Link investigates the forty-seven million year old fossil remains of an early primate species in an effort to discover whether her kind is a direct ascendent of modern-age man, or if she's more closely related to our distant cousin, the lemur.

Drain the Ocean

A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTARY: Drain the Ocean explores geological features and biological communities which lay hidden under the depths of Earth's oceans while explaining the global forces that bring these astonishing unseen marvels into being.

Prehistoric Park

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A SIX PART HISTORY CHANNEL MOCKUMENTARY: Prehistoric Park allows viewers to travel back in time with their host, Nigel Marven, as he attempts rescue ancient animals from extinction and bring them back to a zoo-like environment called Prehistoric Park.

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T. rex Returns
Episode 1

In episode one of this series Nigel goes back to a time just before Chicxulub impact to rescue the most famous predator of ancient times, the tyrannosaurus rex, but ends up with more than he bargains for when he sends home an adolescent triceratops and a herd of ornithomimus.

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A Mammoth Undertaking
Episode 2

In episode two of this series Nigel rescues an injured mammoth from early cro-magnon hunters only to find it won't eat when he gets it back to the park. Upon returning to the past in an attempt to gather food samples for the ill-fated mammoth, he decides to bring back an elasmotherium (a woolly rhino).

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Dinobirds
Episode 3

In episode three of this series Nigel endeavors to save some microraptors from an exploding volcano in prehistoric China and ends up rescuing a herd of borealosaurus (referred to as titanosaur) in the process. Back at the park, staff deal with a heatwave, an expectant mom, and a pair of unruly tyrannosaurs.

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Saving the Sabretooth
Episode 4

In episode four of this series Nigel attempts to save both a phorusrhacos (a giant ten foot tall bird-like creature) and a smilodon populator (a saber-tooth cat) while staff look on over the very first dinosaur births in the park.

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The Bug House
Episode 5

In Episode five of this series Nigel goes back to rescue an arthropleura (a man-sized millepede), a meganeura (a giant dragonfly), and a pulmonoscorpius (a huge scorpion). Park staff tend to an injured tyrannosaur while building an oxygen-rich bug enclosure for their upcoming arrivals.

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Supercroc
Episode 6

In Episode six of this series Nigel uses himself as bait to try and capture a deinosuchus (the largest crocodile species that ever lived) while staff back at the park attend to a lonely mammoth and a pair brand new of nursing smilodons.

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Evolutions

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A THREE PART NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTARY: Evolutions explores ancient dinosaur fossils from around the planet in an effort to distinguish possible connections to, and evolutionarily paths of, some modern species of today.

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Evolutions

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The Walking Whale
Episode 1

Episode one of this series examines the ancestry of today's modern whales and dolphins from a time in their species evolutionary history when they were being forced by climate change from the land back into the oceans.

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Bear Necessities
Episode 2

Episode two of this series discuses the linage of the bear species from the dawn bear (a raccoon-sized tree dweller that lived in a subtropical Europe 10 to 20 million years ago) to the evolutionary branching (the brown, black, polar, and panda species) we see throughout the world today.

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Dino Turkey
Episode 3

Episode three of this series explores fossil evidence that suggests a velociraptor species of dinosaur escaped its demise during the Chicxulub impact event to evolve into a species which became the predecessor to today's modern bird populations.

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Quest For The Phoenicians

A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTARY: Quest For The Phoenicians searches for DNA evidence linking these ancient people to modern-day Lebanon while scouring the depths of the Mediterranean Sea for sunken Phoenician shipwrecks.

Horizon - Snowball Earth

PART OF THE BBC SERIES, HORIZON: Snowball Earth explores evidence for a global ice age some six million years ago, and discusses what, with most of the suns rays being reflected back into space at this time, may have caused the ice to recede back toward the poles.

Nova - The Great Inca Rebellion

PART OF THE PBS SERIES, NOVA: The Great Inca Rebellion investigates puzzling evidence turned up in an archeological dig about how events may have played out when the Spanish conquistadors and their native allies ambushed the emperor of the Inca Empire.

The Revelation Of The Pyramids

AN EKWANIM PRODUCTIONS FILM: The Revelation Of The Pyramids explores the idea that the Pyramids of Giza along with numerous other megalithic constructions encompassing the planet have a more interconnected theme than mainstream historians have conceived.

How Earth Made Us

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A FIVE PART BBC SERIES: How Earth Made Us examines the forces on and within our planet which have allowed us to survive, thrive, and prosper against the vast assortment of climates and barriers the Earth has challenged us with.

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Water
Episode 1

Episode one of this series explores the cyclonic conveyance of water around the planet, what causes certain areas to experience a lack or abundance of fresh water, and how this seemingly endless resource has manipulated the progress of civilized growth throughout the ages.

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Deep Earth
Episode 2

Episode two of this series discuses the relationship between areas where civilizations choose to take root, the fault lines and volcanic regions that generally surround them, and the naturally occurring resource-rich fallout which attracts us to these potentially and often hazardous locations in the first place.

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Wind
Episode 3

Episode three of this series explains the winds, weather patterns, and jet-streams circling our planet, how slight changes in their influence create torrential rains in certain areas and droughts in others, and how Christopher Columbus unwittingly utilized these forces while navigating the perimeter of the Atlantic.

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Fire
Episode 4

Episode four of this series discuses mankind's discovery and dependance on fire, and how, from the first of our early ancestors who might have re-breathed life into a pile of hot embers leftover from a wildfire, we managed to transport, to our extreme benefit, the sun's energy to the dark side of the planet.

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Human Planet
Episode 5

Episode five of this series explores how we, as an independent force outside of nature, have been changing the geography and Earth-systems of the planet to suite our own environmental needs and desires, while examining some of the detrimental and/or beneficial impacts we've created thus far.

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Journey to 10,000 BC

A HISTORY CHANNEL PRESENTATION: Journey to 10,000 BC discusses the possible routs Paleo Indians might have taken during their migration to the American continent, and the challenges and benefits that would have been awaiting for them when they arrived.