More than 300 hours of programming – “The History Channel” with mystery-themed month

In the photo above: William Shatner is the focus of the documentary series “The UnXplained”.

Unusual phenomena, mysteries, enigmatic appearances, treasure hunts and mysterious places – “The History Channel” starts the new year with a mystery month and shows as part of “Mysterious January” Daily documentaries on the topic throughout the month (except January 27th).

More than 300 hours of programming include episodes from:

➡️ "Ancient Aliens - Unexplained Phenomena"
➡️ “Aliens in the Outback”
➡️ "The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch"
➡️ “Beyond Skinwalker Ranch – Tracking Secrets”
➡️ "Myths and Monsters"
➡️ "Oak Island - Curse and Legend"
➡️ “Beyond Oak Island – The Treasure Hunters on a Secret Mission”
➡️ “The Proof is Out There” (new episodes of season 4 from January 25th)

Numerous shows feature top-class casts including Laurence Fishburne, William Shatner, Jonathan Ross and Zachary Quinto.

The line-up for the theme month also includes episodes of “History's Greatest Mysteries” (with Laurence Fishburne), “The UnXplained with William Shatner” (start of season 4 on January 24th, German TV premiere), “Britain's Myths and Legends” (with Jonathan Ross) and “Simply Enigmatic – with Zachary Quinto”.

The new series “History's Greatest Myths – Fact or Fiction” will be broadcast in German for the first time on January 19th (six one-hour episodes every Friday from 20:15 p.m. in double episodes).

The format questions long-held ideas and traces how historical facts were distorted and modern myths emerged.

The topics covered in the new series include inventions and discoveries, Hollywood myths, war heroes, and propaganda.

Further information about “The History Channel” can be found at history.de.

PR Agent / © Photo: The HISTORY Channel, A+E Networks