Sky History TV Guide

While in Santa Ana, Lisa 'channels her grandmother', in trying to turn a profit. Brandi contends with a tremendously frustrating day, Darrell tries to make a meal out of a snack-sized locker, while Kenny learns to prep himself for true stealthiness

Lisa comes to Montebello with a clear mind, intent on letting the lockers 'speak' to her. Ivy lets his son navigate his way to a unit which turns out not to be completely vacant. Kenny is absolutely appalled by what he finds abandoned in his unit

Alice Roberts spends a year visiting archaeological digs around the country, finding out about discoveries that shed new light on British history. In Buckinghamshire, Simon Mays and Jill Eyers use a recent rediscovery of artefacts from a 1912 excavation to investigate what appears to have been a mass infanticide during the Roman era. Alice also meets the team examining one of the largest discoveries of Roman coins ever made in Britain, and hears about a mystery in Dorset

Alice Roberts visits Happisburgh in Norfolk, where the discovery of rare artefacts provides evidence of the earliest human occupation in Britain, challenging the conventional belief that mankind would not have been able to survive in northern Europe one million years ago. She also joins a team at Forteviot in Scotland, where the uncovering of a Bronze Age grave holds a big surprise

The 1941 attack on Pearl Harbour introduced a powerful new element into the war. This documentary features eye-witness accounts and archive footage of the conflict in the Pacific

With the United States joining the conflict, Western forces brought the war to the Axis front - with extreme costs. Meanwhile, German civilians were touched by devastation

Japan's expansion into South East Asia, which saw the Allies attempt to block the empire's aggression. The war in the Pacific subsequently became even more brutal