By using special cameras and techniques, David Fortney has captured the beauty of these parks in ways never seen before. Fluid, masterful camera work and serial photography gives you the sensation of soaring over and through the landscape.

From the blistering desert to the icy tundra, North America's majestic landscape has much to offer in its diverse landscape and habitats.

There seems to be no middle ground with comedian Howie Mandell: you either like him or you can't stomach him. North American Watusi Tour was taped in Chicago, at a time when Mandell's comic style had still not completely jelled. Thus, there are as many misses as hits, but if you're a member of the "We Love Howie" camp, you'll be willing to forgive his comic transgressions. The best moments occur when Howie abandons his planned act and schmoozes with the audience. Running a rollicksome 52 minutes, Howie Mandell's North American Watusi Tour was first cablecast in 1986.

Covers major shipwrecks in North America during the 20th century: the Titanic disaster in the Atlantic, the tragic sinking of the Andrea Doria, the loss of the Edmund Fitzgerald and the fatal capsizing of the Eastland in the Chicago River, and the collision of the San Juan of the California coast. Includes expert interviews, actual footage and rare photographs.

A silly song about killing spiders.

An exercise in repetition enacted across nine summer landscapes.

To trust someone is to allow them to be everything they are.

Spine-chilling events unfold at the continent’s strangest, most haunted places, where encounters with terrifying spirits will curl viewer’s toes. When it comes to spine chilling paranormal activity, restless spirits can be found in a wide variety of places far away from morgues and crypts. For example traveling guests experience a brokenhearted bride and phantom bellboy haunting the halls of the Fairmont Algonquin Resort; while a lighthouse keeper who was brutally hacked to death remains on duty at Gibralter Point. These and other stories!

An engaging and thought provoking film, Lost Civilizations reveals why we haven't heard about the great civilizations that once existed on the North American continent and why evidences of their origins and connections to living Native Americans have passed out of place and time.

Actor Lee Horsley hosts &NFi;Sports Afield&NFi_; magazine's video guide to hunting in the great North American outdoors. Discover the best locales, get expert tips and learn practical techniques to improve your success at bagging game. This informative program is part of an expert series on the sport of hunting and fishing from one of the oldest and most-respected outdoor lifestyle publications in North America.

Eyewitness testimonials of encounters with ghostly apparitions, live footage and historian photographs of these maritime icons.

The Great Courses has partnered with Smithsonian to bring you a series that reveals new perspectives on the historical and contemporary experiences of Indigenous peoples and their significant impact on this country. Gain a new point of view on seemingly familiar stories America was built on, and be prepared to change how you understand American history

Evidence of Viking presence in North America has challenged archaeologists and historians for years. Did the Vikings come to northern Canada nearly 1,000 years ago? Did they later migrate inland? This film explores the legends of the Viking visits to North America, which remain shrouded in mystery, but continue to be the subject of much debate.

The ICE Train North America Tour was a six-month presentation and test run of a German ICE high-speed train with power cars 401 084-9[1] and 401 584-8[2] through North America in 1993. The main purpose of the tour, organized by Siemens and AEG, was to showcase ICE technology in advance of the U.S. railroad company Amtrak's planned purchase of 26 new high-speed trains in 1994. The new high-speed trains were to replace Amtrak's Metroliner fleet and be used on the Washington-New York-Boston route. They were also planned for use on other corridors.

A film about bugs having the time of their lives.

Giants feature prominently in legends and folklore, but did they actually exist? Around the turn of the 19th century, there were hundreds of reports from reputable sources of giant skeletons unearthed from ancient burial mounds across America. Giants are spoken of persistently in the Bible and North American folklore - David and Goliath, Jack and the Beanstalk, and Paul Bunyon are familiar examples of tales involving giants. Has proof of Giants in our past already been found? Explore the origins of these colossal figures in this documentary.

In "Giant Pike of North America" you'll get your own trophy map of North America's big pike waters. Learn no-fail presentations and watch as they produce the hottest pike catching action ever caught on film.

A made for Showtime network comedy special with numerous skits and music starring Martin Short and featuring a number of his fellow SCTV cast members. The special has skits with characters such as Ed Grimley, Jackie Rogers Jr., Jerry Lewis, and many more.

Join Anberlin live from The Ritz in Tampa for Stephen Christian's final North American show with the band before his indefinite hiatus from touring,

Samuel Morris, African Missionary to North America features interviews with historians, authors and representatives from Taylor University as well as historical photos and new graphic illustrations that bring the story to life. Discover the amazing true story of Samuel Morris in this engaging and comprehensive documentary.