Fans of Pawn Stars are usually good with a marathon of their favorite show on The History Channel. Watching Rick Harrison, his son Corey Harrison, and the show’s comic relief, Austin “Chumlee” Russell, interact while evaluating exciting things for sale is a great escape from everyday life. It is just that there is a time
History Channel wants you to believe. And with award-winning filmmaker and journalist Tony Harris once again at the helm of season 2 of The Proof Is Out There, you will be asked to view videos presented to the show of inexplicable events and incidents. Harris will moderate the conversation while top experts examine every frame.
There is a spot of land in the Western United States with historical paranormal occurrences that defy most rational explanations. The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch is back for season two on HISTORY Channel as the core team is led by entrepreneurial owner, Brandon Fugal. The team also features Dr. Travis Taylor, and together they have recorded
Fans of journalist Tony Harris, a longtime newsman with an eye for finding the story and separating the truth from the hype, can see him host the new History series, The Proof Is Out There. The public’s exposure and appetite for “fake” news combined with their inability to sort suspicions about a potentially doctored video
Meet Dr. Travis Taylor, an astrophysicist with PhDs in quantum physics and aerospace engineering and designing. He works for the Department of Defense and has written 23 science fiction novels. He’s also your ticket into the Skinwalker Ranch and just one of the handful of folks you’ll meet in newest nonfiction series HISTORY’S The Secret
If only American history were presented and taught the way History’s six-hour, three-night miniseries event portrays our first president, George Washington. Noted historians, academics, political figures, and past presidents share their wealth of insight from their own studies and research. When interspersed with well done and frankly gruesome reenactments, you get the sound and vision
The midseason finale of History Channel’s Vikings is a strange one. Sure there is a battle, and it’s pretty epic. However, there are parts of it that leave the viewer with an unknown quality by the end. After all, what was with those scenes between Ivar and Bjorn? Were they real or merely a stylization
Episode 9 of Vikings opens with Ubbe (Jordan Patrick Smith) and Torvi (Georgia Hirst) in Iceland. Considering Kjetill Flatnose (Adam Copeland) has been rather sketchy up to this point about the hardly seen wanderer, Othere (Ray Stevenson), it is surprising that he turns up right on queue. It is also surprising that he knows of
Last night’s episode of Vikings was an intense return to many storylines, after Lagertha’s death and funeral dominated the previous two episodes, justifiably so. However, Katheryn Winnick had one more farewell note to fans as she got behind the camera for the first time to call the shots and direct last night’s episode. And what
In Episode 8 of History Channel’s Vikings, which also happens to be Katheryn Winnick’s directorial debut, according to Metro, Hvitserk’s (Marco Ilso) horrendous deed has been discovered. Bjorn Ironside (Alexander Ludwig) has learned of how Hvitserk has killed his mother, Lagertha, and he is p*ssed. While he decides Hvitserk’s fate, viewers get another flashback scene