Whether you are in it for the nervous applause of millions, the tailoring, or the bald cats, one thing you have to get right first is the science – because without the technology and engineering know-how to outstrip your do-gooding enemies, all your evil intentions will come to nothing. In each episode, our evil genius has a new plan – and our team of boffins and minions are tasked with researching, designing, and testing whatever it is their master demands. Science for Evil Geniuses is the one-stop guide for today’s busy megalomaniacal supervillain.

The legendary Connections is BACK, exclusive on Curiosity Stream! 4 decades after the original series broke records on the BBC, the iconic James Burke returns with another mind-blowing look at our past, and our future. In each episode, James follows interlocking threads of knowledge to show how seemingly unrelated ideas bounce off each other and build a pathway through time that leads to the present – and a breakthrough that stands to profoundly change what lies ahead. The death of Descartes in 1649 leads to our virtual reality future; the rise of the coffee shop connects to designer genetics, and 19th century ship-boring worms brings us to artificial intelligence that is indistinguishable from people. Connections with James Burke is an entertaining romp through history and a guide to a future full of surprise and wonder – that only James’ singular brilliance can imagine.

A collaboration between Curiosity and James Rath, a filmmaker, accessibility advocate and amateur technologist. In this Curiosity Original series, viewers will tag along with Rath to locations around the globe, experiencing places beyond sight-seeing, and using travel as a relatable mechanism for the audience. Any traveler can find a trip to a new place disorienting and humbling, and those experiences mimic the everyday excursions for the one in seven of our population living with disabilities. This is a large minority group, often without a codified voice – and it’s one of the only minority groups people can un-willingly become a part of at any moment.

Life on Earth can be fiercely competitive and, at the same time, intricately interconnected as species survive through one another.