A nervous Tom Scott visited Alton Towers Theme Park to overcome his visceral fear of rollercoasters with Increasingly difficult rides.

A tiny toddler sat with his black cat in front of their apartment's floor-to-ceiling windows, fascinated by watching window washers at work.

Dr. Emily Zarka of the PBS series Monstrum discusses the mythology behind the Tuatha Dé Danann, supernatural fairies of Celtic lore.

A surfer in Bali skillfully navigated a wave so that he avoided 25 other surfers in the water and maintained enough speed to complete all his turns.

Luli Kibudi quite amusingly reinterpreted modern online brands as old-school, subject-appropriate media in her series "Once Appon a Time".

Tenacious D paid musical and video tribute to The Who with a fantastic medley of songs from the band's 1969 album "Tommy".

Robert Irwin, son of late "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin, tried to teach a grumpy curlew named Emily how best to deal with her anger issues.

The Smithsonian Channel spoke with Professor Gordon Burghardt to learn more about the suprising playfulness of deadly Komodo dragons.

Justin Johnson reimagined Led Zeppelin's version of "When The Levee Breaks" and "Travelling Riverside Blues" as Mississippi Delta Blues.

The B1M looks at how NYC engineers raised the Palace Theater 30 feet into the air to make way for a new TSX experiential performance space.