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Nintendo’s Game & Watch Collection Makes History
Corey takes an interest in a seller's collection of Nintendo Game & Watch handhelds, knowing collectors may try to squeeze an extra life out of them.
4 Coveted Antique Collectibles From the 1910s
The Pickers unearth rare vintage antiques from the 1910s.
Your Birthday in History: September 23rd
Find out some birthday facts for September 23rd when people play two truths and a lie.
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Apples Were Once As Good As Gold
In the colonial era, people used hard apple cider as payment.
How Yosemite’s Half Dome Became the Most Iconic Rock in America
Discover how Yosemite’s Half Dome rose from a massive granite formation to one of the most recognizable natural landmarks in the United States.
1980s French Fries vs. 2022 French Fries
Adam meets with Dr. Justin Shimek and Dr. Kathy Westphal to taste test an original 1980s French fry.
Flashback: Extreme Beauty Standards of the 1940s
After the end of World War II, society expected women to return to the subservient roles they held before the war. Proper dress and pristine hygiene became paramount concerns, and as this 1948 film demonstrates, the expectations were quite high.
The Ghost of Lizzie Borden
Did a ghost move a MonsterQuest camera at the Lizzie Borden home in Salem, Massachusetts?
The Sitcom Star Who Healed Thousands of Children
In the 1960s, Danny Thomas was a household name. His family sitcom, The Danny Thomas Show, was a smash hit, running for over 10 years. Thomas—who struggled for years before his big break—always attributed his success to St. Jude.
How NASCAR Became One of America’s Most Watched Sports
NASCAR began with Prohibition-era moonshiners modifying cars to outrun the law and one another. Their underground races laid the foundation for the nationally celebrated motorsport it is today.
