Sunday, November 1st TV listings for Super Channel Quest
Ghosts Off Grid Balgonie Castle
Armed with both traditional and cutting-edge paranormal tools, Johnny and Jordyn explore centuries of history within the walls of Balgonie Castle.
Into the Universe: Mysteries of the Cosmos Searching for the Limit
From Galileo to Einstein to Hubble, scientists have long grappled with the shape and scale of the universe; as technology expands our view, missing space curvatures and inconsistent data related to Hubble's constant keeps us mystified.
Nintendo 64 Quest Because You Have More Than One Friend
Jay visits A & C Games in Toronto and finds unbelievable video game gold.
Nazis: Threads of Evil Heinrich Himmler
Heinrich Himmler, the cold obsessive head of the SS, builds an organization of terror rooted in racial fantasy and Nordic mythology. As Nazi Germany crumbles, his bid for power ends in disgrace, leaving behind one of history's darkest legacies.
Fishing for History If You Sink It, They Will Come
When historically low water levels in Texas.
I Died... And Came Back Holly and Dean
A teenager obsessed with escape artist Harry Houdini plans to break free but lands in an icy grave and his soul takes a journey into the unknown; a woman with COVID in a medically induced coma is visited by the spirits of her relatives.
How I Got Here Tonga: Tomorrow Is Never Promised
Harboring resentment towards his father, Pasi hopes that traveling with him to native Tonga will provide a way for the two to make peace with their turbulent past.
Shadows and Dust The Lost Army of Cambyses
In 525, Persian King Cambyses II dispatches fifty thousand soldiers into Egypt's merciless Western Desert to crush a defiant oracle. The army vanishes. Were they taken out by a deadly sandstorm, a hidden ambush, or was a legend spun to mask a defeat?
Alien Corridors California
California is home to many sightings of unidentified flying objects; the state's size contributes to explained and unexplained sightings.
Into the Universe: Mysteries of the Cosmos Searching for the Limit
From Galileo to Einstein to Hubble, scientists have long grappled with the shape and scale of the universe; as technology expands our view, missing space curvatures and inconsistent data related to Hubble's constant keeps us mystified.