THE HISTORY CHANNEL HØJDEPUNKTER JANUAR 2025

THE UNXPLAINED

Wednesdays from 1 January at 21:00

From alleged UFO encounters to sudden disappearances and evil possessions, host William Shatner attempts to get to the truth behind the most bizarre and mysterious events ever reported. With the help of the world's top scientists, first-hand "experiencer" accounts, and dramatic re-enactments, viewers gain shocking insight into what's really happening--and why. S4 (9x60)

THE CURSE OF OAK ISLAND

Tuesdays from 7 January at 21:00

Building off the scientific revelations from the last three seasons that large sources of silver and gold lie deep in the Money Pit area, the Laginas and their team continue to try and pinpoint the location of the legendary treasure by applying cutting edge technology such as ‘Muon Tomography’ and conducting large scale dig operations.

The team will also perform much wider-scale digs across the body of the swamp and will extend their outreach and exploration of European countries in an attempt to reveal the origins of the Oak Island mystery. S12 (26x60)

FORGED IN FIRE

Fridays from 17 January at 21:00

This heated reality battle pits world-class bladesmiths against each other as they compete to create history’s most deadly edged weapons of war. In this season of Forged In Fire, a fresh crop of contenders tackle all-new challenges that raise the bladesmith bar to unthinkable new heights. 10B (9x60)

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LOST WORLDS

Wednesdays from 8 January at 21:00

From Jekyll & Hyde to Al Capone’s Secret City, history is full of lost civilisations and secret worlds that have been left behind by the passage of time.

But a team of field investigators and engineering experts went out into the world in search of clues about these great feats of engineering, technology, and culture in order to bring them back to life with modern-day graphic technology. S2 (1x120) and (9x60)

HOW THE EARTH WAS MADE

Mondays from 6 January at 21:00

How the Earth Was Made will go back in history from 4.5 billion years ago and travel all over the world in order to peel back layers of rock, fill up river canyons, part the oceans, level mountains and volcanoes, and investigate fascinating geological formations to tell the story of how the earth was made.

Each episode will capture a particular moment in history, a special location or a key process that created amazing geological formations we know or have heard about today. (13x60)