HISTORY television and programme access

Recognise the programme you were looking for

HISTORY’s home page has separate routes for Shows, Videos and This Day in History. A subject such as early aviation can bring up written reference material and an episode about a historical object. The exact programme title takes you to the television listing, where the season and episode can identify the item you saw promoted.

For a viewing request, write down the programme title and one detail you can verify. If all you remember is an object or a historical figure, use it as a clue when reading the episode cards. A programme about the object may sit inside a broader series.

Read the Pawn Stars episode card

Season 25 of Pawn Stars illustrates the difference. The Flight Stuff appears as episode 1, dated October 7, 2026, with a 41-minute running time and CC label. The episode details mention a Second World War scooter. Cruisin’ for a Deal appears later in the season and identifies a vintage airline poster. The two subjects help distinguish episodes in the same series.

Use the title, season and number together when checking with another viewer or locating the listing again. The date is a useful second identifier if a player or television guide formats the episode title differently.

Open the locked episode to check the provider

HISTORY’s support page directs viewers to a locked episode in its web player to see the searchable provider list. Check the exact provider name and the television lineup on your account. A household can have broadband and television from the same company, so the subscription’s channel lineup is the detail that matters for this sign-in.