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Browse - Most popular educational shows
America the Wild with Casey Anderson
Join naturalist Casey Anderson on a thrilling journey through America's national parks, as he explores the wild and untamed wilderness.
With his vast knowledge and expertise, Casey takes us on an unforgettable adventure, showcasing the beauty and diversity of America's wildlife. Get ready to be amazed!
Fast Foods Gone Global
American chains are exporting more than just their classic burgers and fries to the world.
Pryor's Place (1984)
Pryor's Place featured a cast of puppets, hanging out and having fun in a friendly inner city environment along with several children and characters portrayed by Pryor himself. However, Pryor's Place frequently dealt with more sobering issues than the series it so closely resembled.
Richard Pryor tells educational stories of his youth at a special urban neighborhood.
Dukes of Haggle
Imagine if American Pickers and Duck Dynasty had a love child. You'd have Dukes Of Haggle - the latest iteration of the still-going-strong "found money" reality TV genre.
My First Sale
Think buying your first place is tough? Try selling it! My First Sale takes the proven and successful docudrama format of My First Place and turns it upside down - telling the story from the seller's point of view.
Excluded: Kicked Out of School
This show follows the staff and students at an alternative provision facility, where children who have been excluded from mainstream education are sent.
Couch Tomato
You can't love a movie for the same reason you hate another...
Forecasting the End
From Nostradamus and the ancient Mayans to modern-day scientists, the theoretical "apocalypse" has been the source of endless speculation and countless predictions, with anything from super-volcanoes to mega-tsunamis, rogue planets or a massive methane eruption leading to the so-called "end of life as we know it." In this series, some of the world's leading scientists, along with elaborate computer graphics, illustrate the different "what if?" theories of if and how catastrophic weather or natural disasters could possibly cause the end of days or transform our lives forever.
Weekend Fix
Actor Omar Miller and fashion designer Andres Izquieta of Five Four Clothing know that the best travel experiences don't come from following a schedule-they come from following advice. And a good Wifi connection. In each episode of WEEKEND FIX, Omar and Andres travel to a different city, using every social networking tool at their fingertips to seek out recommendations from friends, locals, and strangers alike for the go-to hotels, off-the-radar restaurants and can't-miss local experiences that the guidebooks just can't tell you about.
Poh's Kitchen
Poh Ling Yeow is yet another living, breathing example of how coming second in a reality competition is no loss. She strolls into her very own ABC series with little more introduction than the success of MasterChef.
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