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Abigail's forced to make a choice between her ballet and the fringe musical. Her situation intensifies when her mother, Anthea unexpectedly arrives. Meanwhile, Sammy tires of Ollie's persistent criticism.

Egypt's boy-king Tutankhamun died aged 18. Hastily mummified and placed in an unfinished tomb, his existence remained unknown until the tomb's sensational re-discovery in 1922. Two American detectives investigate how and why he died and conclude the evidence points to murder, conspiracy and cover-up. It's an irresistible whodunit where real life detectives hunt down real life ancient killers.

In this episode, David heads into the wilds of Central Asia to discover what the Chinese wanted in return for their precious silk.

This two part documentary filmed across Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore, investigates the threat to Asia Pacific from supporters of the Islamic State group. Featuring interviews with senior Jihadis, their families and counter terrorism experts, this programme details why radicalisation is spreading across the region, and how it is affecting every day people and communities. We investigate the threats that supporters of ISIS present at home. We detail how some individuals have already planned or committed terrorist acts in Asia, and explore existing programmes in the region that counter radical activity.

A troubled boy dives into a wondrous fantasy world through the pages of a mysterious book - pages which seem to come alive as he reads them.

The hotel begins a multi-million euro refurbishment of the bedrooms. The builders are given five days to transform eight rooms, which will be inspected by managers Alan Mahoney and Agnes Keogh.

What are we looking for when we study comets and what do we already know A new mission could get us more information about comets than ever before and many scientists believe it could also give us insight on the origins of Earth. But we know quite a bit about comets already and you may be surprised to find out that one of their least appealing attributes is the nasty way they smell.

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Canadian astronaut, Julie Payette, visits Bookaboo to read the story, Aliens Love Underpants by Claire Freedman and Ben Cort.

Did you know that over 60 percent of the human body can be replaced with bionic parts if needed And several of these exciting breakthroughs occurred in Australia! Meet Alex, a young boy who needs a replacement arm but is able to meet a pretty cool guy in the process, Robert Downey Jr. Iron Man himself a man who has done a whole lot using bionic body parts.

Did you know that many of the first settlers in Australia were criminals In the 1700s, London had very strict laws so when parents and children from poor families had to steal just to survive, they had harsh punishments waiting for them if caught. Eventually, jails got overcrowded and many of them were sent to New South Wales as part of the First Fleet and the first generation of settlers that helped shape the country into what it is today.