Murder in Big Horn

"Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller" is a TV series that investigates the world of illicit trade, exploring the underground and black markets that fuel it. The show features journalist Mariana van Zeller, who travels to different parts of the world to uncover the often-dangerous networks behind the trafficking of drugs, weapons, and even humans. Each episode focuses on a different type of trafficking, offering a detailed and often shocking look at the people and organizations involved.

State of Play is a unique series on HBO that focuses on topics or individuals that have made a significant impact on the world of sports. The show takes a deep dive into their stories, providing viewers with a comprehensive understanding of their influence on contemporary sports.

There is an increasing curiosity regarding our past today. Our grandparents left us some clues, like leaving a trail of bread crumbs they only make us want to learn more about where we come from and why we may act or look the way we do. Our genes are what the study of genealogy is all about and with the assistance of our trusty computer, some software designed to track down our past, and some help from experts in the trade our past is easier than ever to trace back. The television show Who Do You Think You Are? is about following the leads as presented to celebrities participating on the show. They are able to go and view the very records either on the internet or actually visiting the various record keeping facilities in public libraries or county birth and death records and gathering facts about their ancestors. We can each do the same tracking of our roots with help from the internet and some genealogy web sites and it is a fun past time that many enjoy. Who knows? You may have a pirate or a politician in your family tree.

One Perfect Shot is a television series created by Ava DuVernay, which is based on a Twitter account with the same name. In each episode, a renowned director will be given a chance to discuss and analyze one of their most iconic shots. The show uses visual tools to allow viewers to see behind the scenes and explore the creative process that goes into making these shots. The directors will walk through the scene, discussing the obstacles, challenges, lessons, and triumphs that they faced while creating their one perfect shot.

"The New York Times Presents" is a docuseries produced by The New York Times for FX and Hulu. The series focuses on investigative journalism and covers both recent topical news and cultural stories. The show has aired in two formats. The first format, "The Weekly," covered news and cultural stories in a half-hour timeslot. The second format, "The New York Times Presents," is a series of longer documentaries released approximately monthly.

The true-crime series "How I Caught My Killer," follows a retired detective who walks the audience through some of his most challenging cases and how he solved them.