Sky History 2 TV Guide

The naval attack on the Solomon Islands, which was the first American invasion of the Second World War, is reconstructed using CGI technology

Tori Herridge and a team of scientists attempt to piece together the lives behind discovered bones, and find out what happened to these people and how they died. This episode comes from Andover, Hampshire, where the construction of a proposed car park outside the city has been held up by the discovery of remains from over 100 young men. The bones are discovered to date back to Anglo-Saxon times, but appear to have been left in a mass grave rather than granted the Christian burial that was normal for their era

In 2018, Alaska suffered a powerful earthquake that led to threats of a tsunami. Though the tsunami never occurred, one notable result of the quake was the increase in UFOs observed in the skies. But how does seismic activity link to sightings?

The case against six formidable kings who have left an indelible mark on the world and a look at new evidence that could lead to the world looking at them in a different light. First, a look at the reign of Henry VIII, remembered for his six marriages, the brutal treatment of his spouses and separating the Church of England from papal authority

Some of the most shocking cases connected with the regime's bloody reign, beginning with the case of Hitler's niece Geli Raubal, who was found dead in his apartment in 1931. Even now, it's not known if she died at her own hands, or was a victim of Hitler's overbearing affections

Ancient astronaut theorists hunt for evidence linking Bigfoot to alien species from the distant past, and ask whether the ape-like creature, which some people believe inhabits forests, could be an extraterrestrial