What's on Discovery History today - 26 programs on the Discovery History schedule
Last updated: 8 February 2026 at 01:27
Specialists examine fresh evidence about some of history’s most fascinating lost cities. The findings uncover hidden details concerning seven extraordinary wonders.
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Bruce Crompton discovers the D‑Day invasion plans. He then endures a bumpy landing in a Dakota aircraft, and later, in France, his enthusiasm reaches new heights with a parachute jump.
Bruce Crompton gets hold of a highly rare and valuable German Panther tank, whose original undercoat is more pink than camouflage. Yet sourcing parts proves to be a real hassle.
At Biggin Hill in south‑east London, military equipment collector Bruce Crompton inspects a collector's haul of Second World War Spitfires. He examines the historic aircraft up close.
The episode follows people purchasing items without leaving the house. It shows how shoppers can order and have goods delivered straight to their door.
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In Dorset, Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend examine George’s automobilia collection. Henry’s after an SPQR – a Small Profit Quick Return – and hopes to land a good deal.
Henry and Fuzz travel to Northamptonshire to explore Louis’s spacious shed, packed with motorbikes and a selection of tempting automobilia.
Henry and Fuzz head to rural Shropshire to see Graham's stash of Land Rovers, motorbikes and tractors. They'll decide which machines they'll bring back for restoration.
Henry and Fuzz drop by Martin's place in Ipswich. Henry spots a vintage Land Rover and Fuzz finds a tiny scooter, leaving us to wonder what Martin will part with.
It examines the prehistoric world beneath modern New York City. Mammoths, sea scorpions and dinosaurs are shown to have once roamed the area.
The film reveals that 13,000 years ago Chicago – the city that invented the skyscraper – was home to massive beasts. Their bones can still be uncovered in the city’s parks.
36‑tonne dinosaurs once roamed the ground that now holds Washington DC. In the ancient waters, thirty species of shark—including the formidable megalodon—were present.
Bruce Crompton sets off on a First World War treasure hunt. He uncovers a mysterious soldier’s medal from the Battle of the Somme, as well as the world’s most expensive football.
In Ohio, Bruce Crompton purchases a rare Sherman tank. Before he puts it up for sale, he consults a tank expert to improve its authenticity and value.
Bruce Crompton, an eccentric collector of military equipment, is assigned to design a display centred on the French Resistance. He must put together the exhibition using his distinctive collection.
Ireland lives up to its reputation as Henry Cole takes Triumph's new incarnation of the iconic Bonneville motorbike for a spin. He then heads straight for the Giant's Causeway.
US Highway 1 is one of the world’s most renowned coastal routes. Stretching roughly 650 miles, it clings to the west coast from San Francisco down to Laguna Beach.
Henry Cole rides his radical all‑American chopper into one of the world’s most dramatic yet inhospitable landscapes. He’s out to experience the extremes of the American desert.
Alexander the Great's tomb vanishes under mysterious circumstances. Investigators employ CGI to pinpoint where it might be and to visualise what it could look like.
The Greek city of Helike disappeared in 373 BCE. Today, archaeologists think they have uncovered the ruins of this famed lost metropolis.
Olous, a vast ancient metropolis now submerged in the Mediterranean, is the focus of the programme. Archaeologists are revealing its hidden details through CGI reconstructions.
Engineer Bo attempts to restore a vintage model aircraft to working condition. At the same time, French polisher Alex wrestles with reviving a rickety cabinet.
Nev, the blacksmith, becomes emotional as he tries to repair an antique tree seat. At the same time, Alex and Craig join forces to tackle a very long bench.
Drew Pritchard dares leather restorer Martin to fix an old cricket bag onto a pre‑war car. At the same time, artist Nick and woodworker Chris are busy carving a Buddha.
