TV Guide Sky History Tuesday

Rick Edwards takes an aerial and up-close view of some of the UK's most awe-inspiring castles. Beginning at Fyvie Castle in Scotland, Rick meets Annie Robertson, who faces the task of saving the childhood home of Charles I from collapse

Alice Roberts joins archaeologists on digs of northern Britain, revealing a Roman Emperor's lost bath house, the sunken treasures of medieval pilgrims and a formidable fortress perched on top of a Scottish mountain

Mike Wolfe takes a trip down memory lane as he explores the thrilling legacy of stuntman Evel Knievel. Known for his daring jumps and spectacular stunts, Knievel’s career left a lasting mark on American culture. Meanwhile, Robbie Wolfe and Jersey Jon sift through a treasure trove of military relics. This stockpile is packed with items that hold significant historical value

Mike finds himself juggling two responsibilities - managing the restoration of a 1969 Road Runner convertible from a distance, while also working remotely for his rock scaling business. Avery's new Austin Mini project looks modest, but its budget threatens to mount

Lisa Kelly tackles the longest run of the season so far, but disaster strikes when a fire breaks out beneath her truck - while she hauls barrels of explosive oil, and a fire erupts beneath her truck during a perilous, long run on the ice roads, showcasing the extreme dangers of her job. Todd Dewey returns to face an old nemesis that once defeated him and destroyed his truck - Asheweig Road

A seller strolls in with a collection of action figures signed by the cast of The Walking Dead. Corey is too cool when a Rock n Roll High School poster comes into the shop. Chum tries to catch an unusual Pokémon card

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

Garth Barnard investigates how thousands of soldiers during the Second World War died in catastrophic air accidents and tragic training crashes. In the first edition, he tries to uncover what happened on board a B-25 Mitchell Bomber that crashed into Sharp Top mountain in Virginia in 1943, resulting in the deaths of five people

The documentary concludes with a look at a 1943 crash in Gibraltar, which killed General Wladyslaw Sikorski, the Prime Minister of Poland's London-based government. Presenter Garth Barnard investigates many of the unanswered questions from the tragedy, including why the pilot was wearing a life jacket and why many of the bodies believed to be on the plane were never found, and asks whether the accident could have actually been an assassination

Garth Barnard investigates how thousands of soldiers during the Second World War died in catastrophic air accidents and tragic training crashes. In the first edition, he tries to uncover what happened on board a B-25 Mitchell Bomber that crashed into Sharp Top mountain in Virginia in 1943, resulting in the deaths of five people

The documentary concludes with a look at a 1943 crash in Gibraltar, which killed General Wladyslaw Sikorski, the Prime Minister of Poland's London-based government. Presenter Garth Barnard investigates many of the unanswered questions from the tragedy, including why the pilot was wearing a life jacket and why many of the bodies believed to be on the plane were never found, and asks whether the accident could have actually been an assassination