TV Guide History Sunday

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00:03
Exploring alternative theories which claim that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler didn't commit suicide in Berlin and instead escaped to remain at-large.
01:04
A look at continued claims that lost treasure stolen by the Nazis might still exist somewhere despite decades of searching by treasure hunters.
02:06
Before his death, treasure hunter Roger Miklos believed that he found a modified Nazi U-boat that contained a wealth of gold, artwork and other antiquities.
07:00
A laboratory used by the U.S. Army researches how to improve food for the future; Adam learns how plants can be changed to look and taste like meat.
08:00
Adam is given full access to the Wise Foods, Inc. production facilities; just one Jack Links facility transforms 17 million pounds of beef into tasty sticks.
09:00
Adam learns how frosty treats are made by the Turkey Hill Dairy company before observing the development process used by Dreyer's to make their various flavors.
10:00
Television personality Adam Richman visits an Entenmann's baking factory and explores truths about some of the most popular kinds of cookies.
11:00
Adam meets a cheese maker in Pennsylvania and learns how a grocery store chain packages more than 2.5 million pounds of cheese weekly.
12:00
A collector has a historic, diverse stockpile; mirco-cars are driven; a farm has vintage toys, petroliana and retro coffins; a pricey weather vane is appraised.
13:00
Frank and Mike examine the collections of a fellow work associate and a woman selling her late father's items, and they visit a hippie's unique Wisconsin farm.
14:00
Mike and Frank set out to investigate an enticing tip on a five-acre lot with automotive remnants; Mike has a hankering for some seafood.
15:00
In Texas, the guys see a funeral director's neon crosses and embalming table, and men's vintage signs, toys and car collection, and rare telephones and scooter.
16:00
Mike feels the pressure to find great deals after opening his second store; Frank has trouble finding an appraiser for a pink jukebox.
17:00
In Massachusetts, Frank discovers the holy grail of oilcans, leading to a costly negotiation; hefty prices are paid for rare gems at a mammoth Newport mansion.

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18:00
With the arrival of his birthday, Frank goes on a picking spree to celebrate; the guys help a woman's dream come true when they honor her deceased husband.
19:00
Frank is excited to search through a toy museum that had recently closed down and is preparing to sell off their particular collection of treasures.
20:00
Mike and Danielle work with an architectural salvage crew during a special mission; Robbie and Frank search for picks in an old theater.
21:02
Mike and Frank are ecstatic to unearth a 1935 Auburn roadster from a from in Indiana, but they later discover the true worth of their find.
22:05
Frank learns about the Zen-like properties of a Harley-Davidson Knucklehead engine from a kindred spirit in Southern California.
23:05
Frank is elated to search through a clock shop in Portland that contains an assortment of vintage mechanical wonders.
00:03
Mike and Danielle work with an architectural salvage crew during a special mission; Robbie and Frank search for picks in an old theater.
01:04
Mike and Frank are ecstatic to unearth a 1935 Auburn roadster from a from in Indiana, but they later discover the true worth of their find.
02:06
Frank learns about the Zen-like properties of a Harley-Davidson Knucklehead engine from a kindred spirit in Southern California.
03:05
Frank is elated to search through a clock shop in Portland that contains an assortment of vintage mechanical wonders.

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