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Forty-five years after it first sailed into living rooms and made Saturday night TV synonymous with romance, camp and high-seas hijinks, The Love Boat still inspires a surprisingly fierce nostalgia that just won’t quit.
On January 14th, 2009, the revered actor, Ricardo Montalbán, died from Congestive Heart Failure at 88 years old. Born in Mexico, he discovered a passion for acting while studying English in the USA. His natural charm and good looks mixed with an innate talent led to an on-screen career that spanned seven decades. As charming off-screen as he was on-screen, Ricardo masked a life-long struggle with chronic pain, and was compelled to use his place in society to forge battle against racism in Hollywood. Dr. Michael Hunter uses Ricardo’s Death certificate and first-hand accounts of Ricardo’s life to uncover the truth behind the devastating heart failure that killed this 88-year-old actor.
On January 22nd 1994, just one day after his 72nd birthday, actor Telly Savalas died in bed at the Sheraton Universal Hotel in Los Angeles, but he is immortalized in the most famous part he played, bald headed Detective Theo Kojak, the world’s best known and best loved cop. Telly rose from a roller coaster childhood which saw him pitched from private school and privilege into living in the harsh realities of New York’s Lower East Side during the Great Depression of the 1930’s. He never intended to be an actor but in his mid-thirties he attended an audition by chance and ended up winning the part which launched his on-screen career. He quickly won plaudits from critics and moviegoers alike as a screen heavy, playing chilling psychopaths who exuded an easy charm, before landing the part of hard-nosed but kind hearted cop Kojak on the small screen. He became an unlikely sex symbol, and embraced the Hollywood lifestyle eagerly, and that may have been his downfall. The death certificate states that he suffered kidney failure as a result of bladder cancer – but while almost half of those diagnosed with Bladder cancer survive for 10 years after diagnosis, Telly was dead within a month…and many still attribute his death to a different cause. What was the truth behind the rumors, and could his celebrated bald head be connected with what really killed him. World renowned forensic pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter needs to analyze every detail of Telly’s life to piece together the facts of what happened to end it.
On July 19th 2014, the world was shocked and saddened by the news that beloved American actor and producer James Garner had died at the age of 86. James had made a name for himself as one of the most genuine stars of his generation boasting a career that spanned 6 decades. Starring in over 85 movies and television shows James created some of our most loved TV characters including Maverick and Jim Rockford from The Rockford Files. Born into poverty, James had a difficult childhood growing up in the small town of Norman Oklahoma at the start of the great depression. His teenage years were tough due to an abusive stepmother and a lack of interest in any of the numerous jobs he tried. Then In 1950 he became the first man from Oklahoma to be drafted to the Korean War where he sustained numerous injuries. James then caught his first acting break by chance after discovering an old friend had become an actor’s agent and following a contract with legendary film company ‘Warner Brothers’ the role of Maverick catapulted him to Hollywood stardom. He was one of the few actors that made it big in both film and television, in a time when it was rare to do so. James became a folk hero to other actors when he won huge legal battles against two of the biggest studios, breaking his contract and clawing back hidden revenues. Known for his effortless acting and his humorous anti-heroes he was one of Hollywood’s highest ranked actors but behind James’ smile there was hidden pain and we discover he had secretly battled ill health for over 35 years. James suffered from multiple life-threatening conditions, he underwent numerous surgeries and struggled both mentally and physically. James died of a heart attack at the age of 86. Why did one of our most treasured actors succumb to this fete? And how did he battle ill health for so long? World renowned forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Hunter needs to analyze James’ history, lifestyle and medical past in order to find the answers.
Steve McQueen was a legendary actor probably best known for his roles in ‘The Great Escape’, ‘The Magnificent Seven’ and ‘Bullitt’. By the mid 1970s, ‘The King of Cool’ was the world’s highest paid movie star but on November 7 1980 he died almost unrecognizable in a hospital bed in Mexico at just 50 years old. His death fuelled wild rumors and allegations of conspiracy. Forensic Pathologist Dr. Michael Hunter examines Steve’s extensive medical records to unravel the truth surrounding his death and attempts to reveal what really happened to this iconic star.
Sir Roger Moore died of liver cancer in 2017 at the age of 89. The famously modest and unassuming British actor had been many people’s favourite James Bond. Where Sean Connery had played 007 straight, Roger had played him for laughs. He’d identified the joke at the heart of the role – James Bond, the secret agent so familiar that everybody knows his favourite drink. For Roger Moore, Bond was a parody or he was nothing. But Roger’s swashbuckling, devil-may-care Bond had belied a life of serious health problems. He was not as robust as the movie image of indestructibility suggested. Roger’s life story read like a medical textbook with major ailments at every turn. It had started with near terminal double-pneumonia at the age of five – the doctor had told his father he’d be back in the morning with a death certificate. The son of a south London policeman, Roger had been forced to reinvent himself at RADA - the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art – after being told that his cockney accent wouldn’t do. This, coupled with his father’s advice to remember that success might be short lived fostered in him a sense of life’s precariousness. His international standard hypochondria and almost pathological self-deprecation were the consequence. His critics described his acting as wooden and shallow and deep down, he probably agreed with them. But as his friend, Sir Michael Caine says, making it look easy is the hardest thing. Sir Roger had made friends wherever he had gone, and long before the end of his life had been elevated to the status of National Treasure without ever quite understanding how. World-renowned forensic pathologist Dr Michael Hunter analyses the details of this fascinating case to unearth the truth behind Sir Roger Moore’s death. He had suffered years of ill health and fought three different types of cancer but had somehow made it to the age of 89. Maybe there had been more 007 in Sir Roger Moore than he had let on.
On October 31st 2020, the world was shocked by the news that legendary star of the silver screen and the man who optimized James Bond, Sean Connery, had died. As one of the original action heroes Sean had been dealing out thrills and spills to moviegoers for over sixty years by the time of his death. Born in the middle of the great depression Sean would rise from absolute poverty to become one of the most recognizable faces on the planet. When Sean was the first cast as Ian Flemmings literary super spy, James Bond, in 1962 he was relatively unknown, outside a few small roles on British television, but within just 7 short years, he would have five hit films with the franchise under his belt and millions in the bank as a wave of “Bondmania” took over the world. Life from the outside seemed to be all smooth sailing for Sean and he would die in The Bahamas surrounded by his loved ones at 90 years old. But behind closed doors, Sean suffered from cancer scares, potentially lethal throat polyps and in his later year's severe dementia. Interestingly Sean’s death certificate would list old age as a contributing factor, this is unusual as old age itself is not a cause of death, no one dies from old age but rather the illnesses you contract in the later stage of your life and the bodies incapacity to deal with them. So if old age is listed as a cause, what did Sean do in his life to achieve such longevity and what really killed him? World-renowned forensic pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter needs to analyze every detail available to piece together what was really happening in Sean's body and how it lead to his death.
A discussion of what's in store for the upcoming episode of "On Patrol: Live" and a sneak peek of the departments and officers that the cameras will be following that night; the hosts also look back at the most memorable moments from past episodes.
A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.
A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.
A repeat offender tries to provoke officers into a physical confrontation. An inebriated cowgirl kicks up a fuss over the removal of her boots. Later, a man pinched for carrying a concealed weapon claims his blade is really used to shuck oysters.
An intoxicated man with a sizable amount of cash on his person is arrested for violating his restraining order. A couple is brought in for possession of a stolen vehicle, and a woman in custody swoons over a male officer.
In Tampa, FL two men are caught fighting on security cameras. In Fort Worth, TX an impromptu tattoo jail parlor is discovered and shut down after a long search. In Las Vegas, NV a Russian man and his friend are excited to be in an American jail.
In Las Vegas, NV the vice unit interrogates several individuals accused of sex crimes. In Tacoma, WA a man makes suicidal threats causing a high stakes-situation. In Cincinnati, OH a woman is unable to raise bail and is incarcerated over several days.
In Las Vegas, NV a brawl occurs between inmates during breakfast. In Fort Worth, Texas an inmate alters their uniform in a provocative fashion. In Portland, OR a man issues violent threats at deputies.
In Tampa, FL a man is placed in a restraint chair after showing acts of aggression. In Fort Worth, TX a lockdown is ordered inside the jail after a man is stabbed by a pencil. In Las Vegas, NV a woman issues a parade of threats after being booked for road rage.
A repeat offender tries to provoke officers into a physical confrontation. An inebriated cowgirl kicks up a fuss over the removal of her boots. Later, a man pinched for carrying a concealed weapon claims his blade is really used to shuck oysters.
An intoxicated man with a sizable amount of cash on his person is arrested for violating his restraining order. A couple is brought in for possession of a stolen vehicle, and a woman in custody swoons over a male officer.
In Tampa, FL two men are caught fighting on security cameras. In Fort Worth, TX an impromptu tattoo jail parlor is discovered and shut down after a long search. In Las Vegas, NV a Russian man and his friend are excited to be in an American jail.
In Las Vegas, NV the vice unit interrogates several individuals accused of sex crimes. In Tacoma, WA a man makes suicidal threats causing a high stakes-situation. In Cincinnati, OH a woman is unable to raise bail and is incarcerated over several days.
In Las Vegas, NV a brawl occurs between inmates during breakfast. In Fort Worth, Texas an inmate alters their uniform in a provocative fashion. In Portland, OR a man issues violent threats at deputies.
In Tampa, FL a man is placed in a restraint chair after showing acts of aggression. In Fort Worth, TX a lockdown is ordered inside the jail after a man is stabbed by a pencil. In Las Vegas, NV a woman issues a parade of threats after being booked for road rage.
A man is rushed to the ER, apparently clawed by a tiger, but he won’t reveal the real source of his injuries; a patient says he’s been shot in the head, but the bullet is nowhere to be found; a woman is brain dead, but one doctor thinks she can be saved.
A man arrives in the ER with blue skin and the doctor has no idea what’s causing it; a teenage girl has abdominal pains that doctors have been unable to diagnose for years; and a doctor struggles to save the life of the only survivor of a plane crash.
The real reason behind a teenager’s bulging tummy and stomach pains shocks nurses, doctors, and even her meddling Mom; a delirious man yelling for his “car”, reveals clues about his own attempted murder; and a college coed mysteriously stops breathing.
Athlete OJ Simpson uses his considerable wealth to hire a dream of attorneys, investigators and lawyers to pick apart every witness and every piece of evidence to create reasonable doubts. He was even able to earn millions while sitting in jail awaiting trial, money he used to pay for his defense. In the end, OJ Simpson was rich and acquitted.
Starring Johnny Depp, Donnie Brasco is one the most critically acclaimed gangster films ever made. But the real story is even more remarkable than the film. Special agent Joe Pistone reveals the truth about his six years undercover in the New York Mafia.
Officers locate a vehicle used in a robbery and pursue its driver; cops respond to a domestic dispute.
Officers respond to a shooting at a parking garage; a driver is suspected of drug use; a high-speed motorcycle chase takes place.
A slow-speed pursuit ends when the driver crashes his car into a ditch and tries to run; an intoxicated woman is arrested; a man threatens another person.
A man and a woman are suspected of drug use and prostitution activity; a K-9 unit chases a man who runs after crashing a stolen car; two women are questioned on drug suspicion.
Deputies hunt down and encounter 4 armed men on the run who had just broken into several homes and assaulted and robbed several citizens at gunpoint in their homes. Deputy Shelton goes on a welfare check with a woman who had just given birth amidst reports of threats made by the father of the child to murder the newborn.
This show is the story of 3 different deputies responding to a heroin possession call and an overdose call with the same subject, months apart. In the last segment the heroin abuser talks to us on camera about what life on heroin really is about.
In Fort Myers, FL a prisoner refuses to exit his cell. In Austin, TX a man reacts to his arrest by singing. In Paterson, NJ an inmate repeatedly escapes his restraints as he experiences severe alcohol withdrawal.
In Las Vegas, NV a woman arrested for domestic violence begins screaming and refuses to calm down. In Austin, TX two friends arrested for public intoxication embrace a in tearful reunion after a rollicking booking process. In Las Vegas, NV a woman is arrested for driving a stolen car.
In Austin, TX an uncooperative woman fights her arrest resulting in a trip to the isolation cell. In Santa Ana, CA an inmate uses the phone to dial 911 causing alarm. In Las Vegas, NV officers run to the rescue when a man passes out.
In Salt Lake City, UT an intoxicated man in danger of harming himself is handcuffed to a booking bench. In Austin, TX a combative prisoner is arrested for fighting at a local bar. In Tulsa, OK an unmarried couple squabbles during the booking process.
Officers locate a vehicle used in a robbery and pursue its driver; cops respond to a domestic dispute.
Officers respond to a shooting at a parking garage; a driver is suspected of drug use; a high-speed motorcycle chase takes place.
A slow-speed pursuit ends when the driver crashes his car into a ditch and tries to run; an intoxicated woman is arrested; a man threatens another person.
A man and a woman are suspected of drug use and prostitution activity; a K-9 unit chases a man who runs after crashing a stolen car; two women are questioned on drug suspicion.
The Masked Magician reveals the secrets behind Magic’s biggest illusions including Walking through a Great Wall of Steel; Surviving being cut in half by The Giant Buzz Saw; and Making a Woman Vanish right before your eyes from a magic chair. Plus, the magician has a special illusion in store for his special guests, The WWE Divas.
The Masked Magician reveals the secrets behind Magic’s biggest illusions including making a 5 ton elephant appear from out of the blue; how to levitate a beautiful woman with no hidden wires; how to make an assistant vanish while standing atop an elevated platform; and the method to slicing a girl into 3 pieces and how to put her back together again.
The Masked Magician reveals the secrets behind Magic’s biggest illusions including surviving decapitation by a razor-sharp Guillotine, Houdini’s death-defying Milk Can Escape, how to survive pulling a heavy steel chain through your neck, and one of Magic’s most spectacular tricks: levitating over a three story building in broad daylight.
The Masked Magician reveals the secrets behind Magic’s biggest illusions including Walking through a Great Wall of Steel; Surviving being cut in half by The Giant Buzz Saw; and Making a Woman Vanish right before your eyes from a magic chair. Plus, the magician has a special illusion in store for his special guests, The WWE Divas.
The Masked Magician reveals the secrets behind Magic’s biggest illusions including making a 5 ton elephant appear from out of the blue; how to levitate a beautiful woman with no hidden wires; how to make an assistant vanish while standing atop an elevated platform; and the method to slicing a girl into 3 pieces and how to put her back together again.
The Masked Magician reveals the secrets behind Magic’s biggest illusions including surviving decapitation by a razor-sharp Guillotine, Houdini’s death-defying Milk Can Escape, how to survive pulling a heavy steel chain through your neck, and one of Magic’s most spectacular tricks: levitating over a three story building in broad daylight.
Berkeley County, SC officers are dispatched multiple times to a disturbance at a church while officers in Daytona Beach, FL investigate a reported family stabbing. Toledo, OH officers respond to a car that crashed through a building and officers in Richland County, SC are called to a suspected home invasion.
When Snoop Dogg is accused of murder, he and his bodyguard claim self-defense. The prosecution claims cold blooded murder. It will take the best attorneys money can buy to help convince a jury that Snoop and his bodyguard are not guilty. For the first time, hear from Snoop’s co-defendant, the man who actually pulled the trigger.
The story of Amanda Knox was tabloid gold. She was the angel-faced American girl who brutally murdered her British roommate Meredith Kercher in their Italian home in 2007. But after eight years the truth finally surfaced; Amanda Knox never killed anyone.
Cops respond to an alleged accidental shooting; a man is arrested in an undercover drug operation.
Cops chase after two males in an SUV until it flips; a domestic disturbance call is made involving a child custody dispute; officers detain a fleeing drug suspect.
Officers stop a man on a bike who matches the description of a robbery suspect; three men are detained when the are found hanging out in a heavy drug alley; a domestic dispute is investigated; a suspect waving a pocketknife is confronted.
Officers search for a man in connection with a domestic violence restraining order; a man tries to eat a bag of weed when he is pulled over; a woman is suspected of stabbing a man in the arm with a pair of scissors.
Deputy Roberts pulls over a vehicle that originally was parked by a known drug house and when the occupants saw his patrol car turning around, they took off. After waiting an hour, he came back and they were there again. One had a warrant and was arrested. Then Roberts follows two probationers into the known drug house and everything becomes quite clear. Deputy Katz responds to a call from a water company worker who was contacting people in the neighborhood about a water issue and when he knocked at this particular door, the woman was extremely inebriated and fell down.
Deputy Sorey responds to a vehicle fire on Highway 50. Deputy Sorey investigates a suspicious person in the area and despite his protests, he has a warrant and is arrested. Deputy Stockeland responds to a store owner who claims a local citizen is stealing things routinely from his store, and he can prove it. The suspect’s car license plate was recorded on surveillance tape. The Deputy goes to visit him and advise him not to go to store ever again. Deputy Taroli goes to help out at Lake Tahoe’s annual “SNOWGLOBE MUSIC FESTIVAL” where over 15,000 people a day show up to party and listen to music. Deputy Katz is pursuing a young woman with a substance problem who escaped custody while being treated at a hospital and they are trying to get her back into custody. Her father turns her in, hoping she can go back to jail and get some rehab help.
In Tulsa, OK a Code Blue is called after two inmates start fighting inside the common pod area of the men’s jail. In Austin, TX an irate man with an exceptionally long beard refuses to remove the rubber bands entwined in his facial hair. In Wayne, NJ a man stumbles into the visitor’s center suffering from deep stab wounds he says were caused by two women on a street near the jail.
In Salt Lake City, UT a man who proclaims that he is a Gulf War Veteran and should not have been arrested. In Fort Worth, TX a Corporal investigates a “prisoner on prisoner assault.” In Austin, TX three prisoners provide some fireworks during an Officer’s last shift.
In Salt Lake City, UT three inmates start brawling inside the drunk tank. In Austin, TX a young man wears a mask after spitting on his arresting officers. In Las Vegas, NV a young woman fails to take jail seriously and behaves provocatively.
In Austin, TX a very agitated and uncooperative young man complains that officers are violating his rights when they refuse to allow him to count his cash. In Las Vegas, NV an officer responds to a “443” call meaning an officer needs assistance. In Fort Worth, TX a sergeant responds to an inmate fight and finds one inmate lying on the floor outside the cell block with a bloody nose.
Cops respond to an alleged accidental shooting; a man is arrested in an undercover drug operation.
Cops chase after two males in an SUV until it flips; a domestic disturbance call is made involving a child custody dispute; officers detain a fleeing drug suspect.
Officers stop a man on a bike who matches the description of a robbery suspect; three men are detained when the are found hanging out in a heavy drug alley; a domestic dispute is investigated; a suspect waving a pocketknife is confronted.
Officers search for a man in connection with a domestic violence restraining order; a man tries to eat a bag of weed when he is pulled over; a woman is suspected of stabbing a man in the arm with a pair of scissors.
Anzac Day is a national day of remembrance to those who served and died in wars past and present in Australia, but it is also the day marked for a terror attack. When police arrest a 14-year-old boy in England for threatening to behead his teachers they discover a keyboard jihadi with over 24,000 twitter followers and a link to a terror plot on the other side of the world. Australia is just days away from experiencing a devastating, violent terror attack orchestrated by a schoolboy.
The jihadist group of ten German citizens and residents planned a multi-pronged terror attack in France, the UK and Germany targeting German bus stops and busses with explosives, if successful the Euro Plot would have resulted in hundreds of casualties. The plot to attack three European cities is revealed only after the arrest of 36 year-old Sidiqui a German national of Afghan descent who grew up in Hamburg and worked at the Hamburg International Airport. Intelligence gained through Sidiqui’s interrogation reveals close ties to Osama Bin Laden and how Germany has evolved from being a safe haven where jihadists like the plotters of 9/11 had based themselves to becoming an important terror target. As Sidiqui reveals names of the other cell members they include seven other German citizens or long-time residents. German security services track the plotters from Germany to Waziristan while the US initiates unprecedented drone strikes to go after members of the cell and dismantle the deadly plot before it’s too late.
Khalid Aldwasari, a 20-year-old Saudi national on a student visa in the United States purchases chemicals for bombs and researches targets - among them the Dallas residence of former President George W. Bush, several dams in Colorado and California. He also has plans to travel to New York and plant bombs in rental cars and blow them up at rush hour. An FBI operation helps uncover the plot and reveals that the Saudi student has both the technical knowledge and the political motivation to carry out his plans.
Anzac Day is a national day of remembrance to those who served and died in wars past and present in Australia, but it is also the day marked for a terror attack. When police arrest a 14-year-old boy in England for threatening to behead his teachers they discover a keyboard jihadi with over 24,000 twitter followers and a link to a terror plot on the other side of the world. Australia is just days away from experiencing a devastating, violent terror attack orchestrated by a schoolboy.
The jihadist group of ten German citizens and residents planned a multi-pronged terror attack in France, the UK and Germany targeting German bus stops and busses with explosives, if successful the Euro Plot would have resulted in hundreds of casualties. The plot to attack three European cities is revealed only after the arrest of 36 year-old Sidiqui a German national of Afghan descent who grew up in Hamburg and worked at the Hamburg International Airport. Intelligence gained through Sidiqui’s interrogation reveals close ties to Osama Bin Laden and how Germany has evolved from being a safe haven where jihadists like the plotters of 9/11 had based themselves to becoming an important terror target. As Sidiqui reveals names of the other cell members they include seven other German citizens or long-time residents. German security services track the plotters from Germany to Waziristan while the US initiates unprecedented drone strikes to go after members of the cell and dismantle the deadly plot before it’s too late.
Khalid Aldwasari, a 20-year-old Saudi national on a student visa in the United States purchases chemicals for bombs and researches targets - among them the Dallas residence of former President George W. Bush, several dams in Colorado and California. He also has plans to travel to New York and plant bombs in rental cars and blow them up at rush hour. An FBI operation helps uncover the plot and reveals that the Saudi student has both the technical knowledge and the political motivation to carry out his plans.