Explore TV Series

This three-part series presented by ABC reporter Tracy Bowden explores three unique Australian islands from the Sub Antarctic to the Sub Tropics and to the South Pacific.

Joe, Matt, Sarah and Francine are four college students. The girls are roommates downstairs while the boys are roommates... Upstairs. This bunch could not be more different. You'll find out not only their choice of majors, but by their drastically different cultural backgrounds too. It can cause friction to say the least, but hilarity will always ensue. Will opposites attract?

The Industrial Revolution was one of the greatest transformative moments in history. It revolutionized the way humans worked, how they ordered their societies and how they thought about their lives. But why did it happen in Britain as opposed to France or even the United States? Historian Jeremy Black tries to unravel the mysteries of this era-defining development.

A glitch turns a popular party game into fierce competition overnight. The untold stories of the 7 greatest competitors of all time.

Life-long urbanites have a chance to ditch the hustle and bustle of city life and find a quieter existence where they can chase a life-long dream. They'll find out if the grass is always greener beyond the city limits.

Leupold's Fresh Tracks with Randy Newberg takes viewers along with America's most dedicated public land hunter. On public lands, weather seldom cooperates and often times the animals win. Always a story to be told; man versus himself, wildlife conservation, public land advocacy, all through the eyes of a hunter who is deeply connected to these lands and the animals he shares them with.

Tomb Raider: Definitive Survivor Trilogy is a collection of three action-adventure games that follows Lara Croft’s journey from an inexperienced explorer to a skilled survivor, as she fights enemies, solves puzzles, and uncovers ancient secrets across dangerous environments.

As our world evolves and LGBT rights are won and enshrined in law, we're seeing changes in our community that our elders could only dream of. Outspoken is a series of one-hour documentaries made by a mix of new and established LGBT filmmakers. Each documentary looks at different perspectives on what it means to be a member of the LGBT community in the early part of the twenty-first century.

Honey I Bought The House is a reality series about property and relationships, in which a first-time house-buying couple is given £15,000 towards their deposit. The catch is that only one of them is allowed to search for and secure the property, without the input of the other, in a house hunt lasting three weeks. When the search is over, will the partner be thrilled with the new property and agree to sign the mortgage papers? Or will the couple risk losing that precious deposit?