TV Guide History Saturday

From a piece of the International Space Station crashing into a Florida home, to the first chimpanzee blasted into space.

When the world throws a bizarre problem your way... sometimes the solution is even more ridiculous.

Mother Nature may be breathtaking-but she doesn't always play nice. Whether it's a mile-long sinkhole that swallows everything in its path, and more.

Did flying saucers trigger World War II's Battle of Los Angeles? A strange skeleton is found in China, is it the bones of an ancient dragon?

Host Dennis Quaid explores the history of sacred structures, including Stonehenge in England and the Moai statues of Easter Island.

Host Dennis Quaid explores the history of legendary weapons, including royal blades, divine armories and iconic sacred items.

Host Dennis Quaid explores holy sites including the tomb of Jesus Christ, a secret tunnel made by the Knights Templar, and a prehistoric temple in Malta.

Host Dennis Quaid explores legendary artifacts claiming to grant eternal life, such as the Holy Grail used by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper and more.

Host Dennis Quaid explores the history of Christianity's two arks, the Ark of the Covenant and Noah's Ark, including where they might be in the modern day.

Experts discuss transcripts that have been left out of the ancient book, and they reveal the possibility of there being more that have yet to be discovered.

Dramatic re-enactments and engaging cinematography depict God's wrath on sin, Abraham proving his faith, and Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt.

Joshua fights Jericho; betrayal leaves Samson weak; Samuel anoints David; David's victory stirs jealousy; David risks his legacy; Solomon builds God's temple.

Babylon enslaves Jerusalem; Daniel is in the lions' den; an angel appears to a young woman; Herod kills male infants; Pilate rules Judea; John baptizes Jesus.

After feeding crowds and resurrecting a dead man, Jesus claims he is the Messiah before rebuking Temple money-changers, and later, betrayal leads to his death.

Peter's denies Jesus; Judas takes his life; crowds demand death; his tomb is found empty; the Great Commission is given; Paul is changed; John has a revelation.

After feeding crowds and resurrecting a dead man, Jesus claims he is the Messiah before rebuking Temple money-changers, and later, betrayal leads to his death.

Peter's denies Jesus; Judas takes his life; crowds demand death; his tomb is found empty; the Great Commission is given; Paul is changed; John has a revelation.