Sky Documentaries TV Guide — Thursday, 23 July 2026

The police discover the bodies at the condo on Bundy Drive and the trial of OJ Simpson for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman gets under way

The events of 1980, when war criminal Klaus Barbie and drug lord Roberto Suarez overthrew the Bolivian government and established the first cocaine state. Their actions paved the way for figures like Pablo Escobar and the drug cartels of today

Levine feels betrayed when Roberto Suarez's men are released, while Klaus Altmann, neo-Nazi mercenaries and the military help Suarez enact the deadliest coup in Bolivian history

Drug dealers are now running Bolivia and violent repression of civilians forces the US government to take action, while Altmann's true identity is revealed

The life and career of the actor known for roles in films including Taxi Driver, Thelma & Louise, Bad Lieutenant, Sister Act, Reservoir Dogs, Cop Land and The Irishman

A look at Bill Clinton's controversial presidency, from his accomplishments in office to the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal that led to his impeachment

A profile of the American actress, who starred in Steel Magnolias Mrs Doubtfire and Forrest Gump, and won Academy Awards for her roles in Norma Rae and Places in the Heart

A look at the life and work of American film-maker William Friedkin, who won an Academy Award for directing The French Connection and was nominated for The Exorcist

How the Strip exploded with new Disney-fied hotels, casinos and megastars, highlighting its evolution and continual reinvention in the face of difficulty

As the film is released across the globe to enormous fanfare, the footage is pored over by ufologists, journalists and the military to verify its authenticity, but Ray and Gary are hiding something

Alan Cumming heads across the Irish Sea to Dublin, where he succumbs to the city's famous charm and meets some of its most fascinating characters. On a journey that takes in an 18th-century pleasure house and a burlesque life-painting class, Alan also stops off in Temple Bar for a pint with singer Sharon Corr, unlocks a mystery in Ireland's oldest library and uncovers a stylish secret that lurks behind the steel shutters of an old lock-up

OJ Simpson's trial for the murders of his ex-wife Nicole and her friend Ron Goldman, an event that became a media phenomenon during which there would be dozens of dramatic twists and turns, revelations and surprises, accusations and betrayals

A look at the life and work of American film-maker William Friedkin, who won an Academy Award for directing The French Connection and was nominated for The Exorcist

A profile of the American actress, who starred in Steel Magnolias Mrs Doubtfire and Forrest Gump, and won Academy Awards for her roles in Norma Rae and Places in the Heart