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In Arizona, Rick Harrison encounters a rugged Big Willy Jeep, Austin 'Chumlee' Russell peruses some 2010 Justin Bieber trading cards, and Corey Harrison is struck by some Napoleonic medals. Before leaving town, the guys get in line for some dancing lessons, and test fire weapons with Alex at the range

When a seller speeds into the shop with an iconic piece of Sammy Hagar memorabilia, Corey calls for back-up. Rick has a chance to buy a vintage whisky strap

Documentary shedding light on unusual discoveries made in the darkest places on Earth and venturing into the realm of the supernatural, where eerie and unsettling findings turn up unexplained phenomena that challenge man's understanding of the world. This episode visits the ancient Burnt City of Shahre Sukhteh, Iran, as archaeologists uncover a remarkable discovery - the oldest-known prosthetic eye, made of gold

Rick Harrison, Corey Harrison and Austin 'Chumlee' Russell head to Michigan. Along the way, Rick is struck by a Ford Thunderbird convertible, Corey 'uses the force' to win over a Star Wars action figure collection, and Chum scores a jersey

The story of Alex Kurzem, a young Jewish boy who survived the massacre of his Belarusian shtetl during WWII, only to be taken in by the Nazi SS. He witnessed the massacre of his family and entire community by an execution squad. Escaping into the Belarusian woods, he braved a brutal winter alone until his capture by a Latvian battalion that had been absorbed into the SS. Instead of killing him, the soldiers took pity on Alex and gave him a uniform, rifle, and a new name-transforming him into their child mascot

Gary Sokolov visits the wartime camp through the infamous Arbeit Macht Frei gatehouse, from where he begins to explore the horrors confronted by his parents. As part of his bid to understand the impact of Intergenerational Holocaust Trauma, he meets Heather Morris, author of the international best-selling novel The Tattooist of Auschwitz, actors Jonah Hauer-King and Anna Próchniak, who portrayed his parents in a dramatised account, Holocaust trauma psychiatrist George Halasz and 100-year-old Holocaust and Auschwitz survivor Abram Goldberg

The concentration camp of Auschwitz was liberated by the Red Army on January 27, 1945, and it is still considered synonymous with the Holocaust. Based on a unique document kept in the Israeli memorial site of Yad Vashem, this documentary tells the story of a typical day in 1944 in the infamous camp from the viewpoints of victims and perpetrators

Recently discovered letters from Otto Frank, Anne Frank's father, reveal new information about the family's struggle to obtain visas to save themselves from the clutches of the Nazis. Leonard Berney, who liberated the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp where Anne and her sister Margot perished, relates the harrowing story. This documentary reveals previously unknown details of the Frank family's story before they went into hiding in the attic

The broadcaster explores the use of trains in transporting millions of prisoners to ghettos and death camps during the Holocaust. The programme retraces how the implementation of Nazi Germany's first anti-Jewish laws coincided with a drive to construct the world's most extensive rail network, and features contributions from survivors, including a Polish man who worked as a child slave in building the railway, who reveals how he narrowly escaped being transported to Auschwitz by hiding in a cemetery

River detectorist Beau Ouimette, TV presenter and keen swimmer Rick Edwards, and underwater archaeologist Gary Bankhead delve into the depths of Britain's watery past. Here, the trio find evidence from one of Scotland's bloodiest eras as they wade through the waters of the River Garry in the stunning Scottish Highlands