S1.E13 ∙ Hong Kong

Johnny Depp has made a long, successful career for himself in Hollywood, ultimately becoming one of the most recognisable names in the industry. Amber Heard has starred in various movies, playing unconventional roles. She is known to have made her way through Hollywood through grit and determination after coming from a humble background. While both have gathered successes and failures respectively during their careers it is the infamous trial that will go down in history. In a trial that has divided fans and sent social and broadcast media into a frenzy, two of the largest actors of modern-day go head to head in the court of law and public opinion. A gruelling 5 weeks. 50 million dollars on the line and a defamation case that will leave only one of them victorious. Everything is on the line in this battle of the century. This is... Depp vs Heard: All On The Line.

The Queen's Hamlet is a palace disguised as a peasant's cottage hidden in the Versailles gardens. A romantic hideaway, Marie-Antoinette conceived it as a reminder of her carefree youth in Vienna. The Revolution left it for a ruin. Now, two centuries later its renovation finally begins.

Examining how the Nazis corrupted the teachings of Christianity to influence people to see Hitler as a messiah-like figure. Also, examines accusations that the Pope did too little to oppose them.

A detailed account into the troubled and inevitably doomed marriage between the golden girl Whitney Houston, and the R&B bad boy Bobby Brown.

This "Block Party" featured interviews and favorite memories from numerous actors and actresses from the long running series. Michele Lee, Ted Shackelford, Kevin Dobson, Joan Van Ark, Donna Mills, William Devane, Julie Harris, Constance McCashin, Nicollette Sheridan, Lisa Hartman, Michelle Philips, Kathleen Noone and Stacy Galina spoke about their characters, memorable moments, storylines, what the show meant to them, etc. Executive producers Michael Filerman and David Jacobs were also interviewed.

It is not that long ago that hospitals were considered lifesaving. In Slovakian delivery rooms, however, the happiest day of one's life can easily turn to horror. In public hospitals, instead of trusting their intuition, women must face strict routine, loneliness and different forms of violence. The film shows the clash between the intuitive, fragile, intimate world of mothers-to-be and the impersonal, systematised hospital environment.