TV Guide History Monday

Mike and Jersey go gaga for a Texas collection of contraptions and curios while Robbie's negotiating skills are put to the test.

In California, Mike and Jersey connect with Joe-the Italian ice man-over a shared love of petroliana, mechanical relics, and the thrill of the hunt.

From iconic robes, jerseys, crowns and sunglasses to dangerous weapons, we explore the wild tales of long-lost celebrity artifacts that turn into big paydays.

Mike looks for a Porsche in Sout Carolina while Rob and Jersey visit a motel collection.

Mike and Jersey go gaga for a Texas collection of contraptions and curios while Robbie's negotiating skills are put to the test.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

Pastor Doug Batchelor presents a studious hour on spiritually relevant topics such as Bible prophecy, the gospel message and the Holy Spirit.

A message of hope from David Jeremiah of Turning Point.

Exploring possible explanations behind an incident in Phoenix in 1997 where thousands of people reported seeing strange lights in the sky all at the same time.

Robert Lee, brother to the late actor Bruce Lee, joins forces with former police detective Philip Chan to investigate the cause of his tragic death.

A look is taken at the mystery surrounding the disappearance of Malaysia Flight 370, a Boeing 777 with over 200 passengers, while flying over the Indian Ocean.

Examining "Havana Syndrome," a mysterious malady that struck dozens of officials in Cuba even as experts struggle to discover what causes the ailment.

When a man is found dead on the Australian coastline during the Cold War and near a nuclear testing site, onlookers struggle to find answers even decades later.

A look is taken at the Amityville Horror, where a peaceful family home on Long Island transformed into one of the most notorious houses in America.

With many unconvinced by the official narrative, the JFK assassination has prompted innumerable theories and suspicions from experts and amateurs alike.

Robert Kennedy, brother of President John F. Kennedy, is assassinated just five years after his brother, with his killing leaving just as many questions.

A look is taken at the mysterious deaths of nine hikers in the Dyatlov Pass and how their tragic ends became the stuff of Cold War horror stories.

Exploring the disappearance of world-famous aviator Amelia Earhart who vanished on the final leg of a record-breaking flight in a decades-long mystery.

Exploring modern theories surrounding the notorious Salem witch hunts of 1692, when a wave of fear led to one of America's most infamous tragedies.

Exploring the most famous escape attempt from the most infamous prison, Alcatraz, using what few clues were left behind to paint a picture of what happened.

A serial killer in 1969 baffles authorities with cryptic ciphers and leaves the public wondering about his true identity for over fifty years.

A twisted mastermind uses homemade bombs to terrorize the nation. Despite one of the most extensive manhunts in U.S. history, he still manages to stay hidden.

From doomed voyages across continents and oceans to covert CIA operations, these missions show that no matter how much preparation, things can always go wrong.

From rulers like Caligula and Ivan the Terrible, to dictators like Mao Zedong and Saddam Hussein who killed millions, these are history's deadliest tyrants.

A twisted mastermind uses homemade bombs to terrorize the nation. Despite one of the most extensive manhunts in U.S. history, he still manages to stay hidden.

A serial killer in 1969 baffles authorities with cryptic ciphers and leaves the public wondering about his true identity for over fifty years.

From rulers like Caligula and Ivan the Terrible, to dictators like Mao Zedong and Saddam Hussein who killed millions, these are history's deadliest tyrants.

From doomed voyages across continents and oceans to covert CIA operations, these missions show that no matter how much preparation, things can always go wrong.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.