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Criminal psychology expert Professor T is eccentric, but he does solve crimes. Binge the Belgian series that's been compared to House, Monk and How to Get Away with Murder.

For author and native New Yorker Arthur Nersesian, the New York City blackout meant his father's life was threatened.

See the Woodstock Festival of 1969 and its half-million attendees on PBS, where a documentary sets the festival within the nation's struggle with sexual politics, civil rights, and the Vietnam War.

Doughnuts, a questionable quote, and how your phone compares to the Moon mission's technology.

The moon landing is one of the features of our Summer of Space specials that capture the excitement of firsts in space, discoveries and planetary research.

Experts on Secrets of the Dead examine an alleged proof copy of Galileo’s revolutionary Sidereus Nuncius, which changed our understanding of the cosmos.

Witness the legendary talent and peerless showmanship of Prince in this New Year's Eve concert coming to PBS in June.

Decades ago, thousands of LGBTQ people were ousted from government jobs. We rarely talk about it today.

This week, a celebrity-filled, hour-long special celebrates Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and its impact on the world of children’s television and beyond.

Military historian James Holland unearths the truth about amphetamine use in World War II.