The Proof Is Out There: Alien Edition

A very inspiring TV series where Simon Reeves joins some of Britain's leading designers, engineers and computer programmers who use their combined skills to create new inventions to greatly improve the quality of life for people with a variety of different and specific needs. Simon's warmth and enthusiasm is truly heart-warming and the help that is given to the recipients is life-changing.

At each episode, the documentary traces the profile of a prestigious Brazilian architect, through a conversation with the architect himself, with some of his interlocutors and scholars on the subject, in addition to promoting a tour of one of his reference works. It is from this tour that each episode will discuss relevant and recurring themes in the entire production of the portrayed architect, going from the private to the general, from the macro or micro. Subjects such as the history and evolution of architecture, individual references, the creative process, the work's relationship with the environment, innovation and sustainability, materials, design and function, are addressed in a plastic and dynamic way through images produced especially for the episode, as well as from the artist's own collection.

Idaho Experience brings to life the stories of the extraordinary people and defining events that have shaped Idaho's past and present.

Katie Couric travels to dozens of cities across North America - from Freemont, Nebraska, to Montgomery, Alabama, to talk with hundreds of people to get an inside look at pressing social issues, including gender inequality, Muslims in America, political correctness, white working-class anxiety, the battle over Confederate monuments and statues and how technology is affecting our humanity.

Rob Bell, a qualified engineer and tube fanatic, is granted his wish of showing the British public never-before-seen details of what goes on behind the scenes of our London Underground journeys. With episodes delivering the inside scoop surrounding the Central line, Northern line, and Piccadilly line, Bell recounts the fascinating past of the tube which so many of us now take for granted.