TV Guide History Thursday

Tom Oar shares his hard-earned survival secrets forged through a lifetime of experience living in the wild. From hunting and trapping to tanning hides and more.

An Alabama airplane hangar is packed with medical quackery, and Mike and Jersey go wild for a legendary collection of super-rare motorbikes.

Mike scores a double deal at a Utah motorcycle museum; Robbie and Jersey check out an old family museum.

Mike and Robbie revisit a collector and his five-acre collection in Kansas.

Tom Oar shares his hard-earned survival secrets forged through a lifetime of experience living in the wild. From hunting and trapping to tanning hides and more.

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.

The origins, uses and types of potatoes are examined in detail, and afterwards, potato vodka, Mr. Potato Head and potato guns are reviewed.

As a pair of rival cereal companies war over breakfast, a stolen idea leads to a series of events which culminates by transforming breakfast forever.

A look at how brands reinvented turkey, stuffing and more in order to create the quintessential, universal American Thanksgiving meal.

Burgeoning food innovators such as Henry Heinz, John and Will Kellogg, and C.W. Post attempt to make the most of the end of the Civil War and feed the nation.

The Mars father-son duo challenges the chocolate czar that is Milton Hershey; World War I tests America's food titans before new innovations of the 1920s.

Food titans get creative so a hungry America can be fed during the Great Depression; rival companies join forces in response to the pressures of World War II.

Host Henry Winkler explores dangerous forms of travel, including exploding cars, crashing blimps, children sent through the mail, personal helicopters and more.

Host Henry Winkler explores the world of vintage daredevils, including the mysterious Human Fly, skateboard speed demons and more.

Host Henry Winkler explores dangerous and risky sports from America's past, when a lack of rules and regulations led to deadly games across the country.

Host Henry Winkler explores old medical malpractices and advertising scams from the days when various "cures" were sold to an unaware American public.

Host Henry Winkler explores dangerous food from before American food safety laws, including radioactive energy drinks, milk and bread additives and more.

Host Henry Winkler explores old childhood toys and playgrounds with dangerous, potentially lethal consequences, including explosive science kits and more.

Host Henry Winkler explores hazardous jobs from before America's labor regulations, including mercury poisoned hat makers, children with lung diseases and more.

Host Henry Winkler investigates surprisingly dangerous products from the past whose unassuming appearance covered up horrible danger, like radioactive dishes.

Host Henry Winkler explores dangerous food from before American food safety laws, including radioactive energy drinks, milk and bread additives and more.

Host Henry Winkler explores dangerous food from before American food safety laws, including radioactive energy drinks, milk and bread additives and more.

Host Henry Winkler explores old childhood toys and playgrounds with dangerous, potentially lethal consequences, including explosive science kits and more.

Host Henry Winkler investigates surprisingly dangerous products from the past whose unassuming appearance covered up horrible danger, like radioactive dishes.