The Japanese refuse to quit their commercial whaling attempts and this creates a conflict among those who realize that whales simply will vanish from the planet soon if killing them is not stopped, once and for all. This makes for entertaining documentary style television and the Sea Shepherd Conservatory Society takes us along as we witness cruelty on the part of professional whalers. Paul Watson, the founder of the Conservation got help from the Discovery Channel to put together this reality documentary style show. We witness the tactics used as they attempt to dissuade commercial whalers from killing these magnificent creatures of the sea. And they mean business! With ramming, throwing stink bombs, and even boarding Japanese whaling vessels in mind, they keep up the good fight and try to teach their philosophy as well. The Japanese claim they are whaling for research purposed but it's obvious they have commercial gain in mind. Whales are intelligent creatures and they have been given names, making it more personal to see them killed. Each episode follows some specific whales and we witness what happens on the high seas is not always a pleasant experience.

"UFOs: Investigating the Unknown" is a television series that delves into the mysterious world of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and the people who are dedicated to investigating them. The show features interviews with experts and eyewitnesses, as well as footage of alleged UFO sightings and encounters. It also explores the possible explanations for these sightings, including the idea that they could be evidence of extraterrestrial life.

Murders at Starved Rock is an American true crime docuseries. The series examines the brutal murders of three women and a young girl at Starved Rock State Park in Illinois in 1960. The case remains unsolved to this day, and the series looks at the various theories and suspects over the years.

It is a television program that is always entertaining and dramatic but never boring. Cops is a long running documentary style television series that follows the activities of law enforcement personnel from marshals, constables, sheriffs, and beat cops as they go about their daily duties. Their job is making the world a better place for the rest of us by cleaning up criminals and making our streets safer. A typical episode of Cops is a half hour broken up into three segments which can be thought provoking or filled with action. We see the "seedy" side of life and those who find out that crime does not pay when they head off to jail. There is no narrator and no music to entertain, just the cold hard facts of life on the streets of big cities everywhere. Episodes have been shot in many foreign countries and they all have the good versus evil theme no matter where they are. Each episode begins with the "Bad Boys" theme and ends with a police voice stating "I've got them at gunpoint!" It is reality programming at its best.

"Heroes Cotidianos" is a Spanish-language docuseries that tells the stories of ordinary people who have made a difference in their communities. Each episode focuses on a different individual or group of individuals who have faced difficult challenges and overcome them to make a positive impact on their surroundings.