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Doc Zone (2006) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Doc Zone online in HD.

Doc Zone — Storyline

Doc Zone is the flagship documentary series of CBC Television. It features both independently produced and in-house productions. It is presented by author, actor and playwright Ann-Marie MacDonald.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Ann-Marie MacDonald

Doc Zone — Series Details

Doc Zone — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: How the Kids Took Over (2006-10-23) — The fight for your children's money & influence. In the last 10 years, corporations have doubled what they spend marketing to your children.

  It's no wonder. Children influence 62

• E2: Arctic Rush (2006-10-19) — Until recently, easy passage across the Arctic’s frozen landscape remained the stuff of fantasy and fable. Who could afford – or risk – cutting through thousands of miles of ice to
• E3: The Fifty Sixers (2006-10-26) — In October 1956, the people of Hungary rose up against the Soviet empire. When the Russian army crushed the revolution, Canada opened its doors to one of the largest refugee migrat
• E4: Ferry Command (2006-11-02) — The little-known story of the civilian adventurers who came to Britain's rescue in the darkest hours of World War II.
• E5: 13th Mission (2006-11-09) — One Lancaster bomber. The women who built it. And the men who flew it.

  The story of a fateful mission over France one week after D-Day in June 1944.

• E6: Gamer Revolution (1) (2007-02-01) — GAMER REVOLUTION explores how computer games are not only a new medium for the 21st century, they are a massive form of change in our world." says Rachel Low, President, Red Apple
• E7: Gamer Revolution (2) (2007-02-08) — GAMER REVOLUTION explores how computer games are not only a new medium for the 21st century, they are a massive form of change in our world." says Rachel Low, President, Red Apple
• E8: Embracing Bob's Killer (2007-02-22) — It's the oddest thing, watching them walking and talking together, if you know that Katy Hutchison was widowed eight years ago, and Ryan Aldridge is the man who killed her husband.
• E9: In The Crossfire (2007-03-01) — Louise Arbour has what her predecessor called "the job from hell." She is the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights at a time when jihad and 'the war against terror' do
• E10: Generation XXL (2007-03-08) — Vincent is addicted to fast food; Greg hides behind his jokes; Kat searches for herself in beauty products; and a bullied Raya retreats to her room. All four of these Nova Scotia t
• E11: Virus Hunters (2007-03-15) — Few things on Earth are spookier than viruses. Not surprisingly the word virus means "poisonous slime" in Latin.
• E12: Crazy Eights (2007-03-29) — Crazy Eights is an intimate look at the life of the Canadian soldier at war in the dusty and dangerous region of southern Afghanistan. The Royal Canadian Regiment Charles Company E
• E13: The Battle for Baghdad (2007-04-05) — Four years after the invasion of Iraq, American troops battle it out with insurgents on Haifa Street in downtown Baghdad … paying the price for four years of military and political
• E14: Cracking Up (2007-08-30) — Paul Decarie rolls out of bed in his tiny apartment on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Shuffling to the bathroom, he gulps down some pills, lights a cigarette, and begins an intense
• E15: Driving Dreams: Revolution on Wheels (1) (2007-09-06) — Driving Dreams is about China's new love affair with the car – how it promises freedom to travel and a better life – and how the world's automakers see it as a market as large as t
• E16: Driving Dreams: Re-inventing The Wheel (2) (2007-09-13) — Driving Dreams is about China's new love affair with the car – how it promises freedom to travel and a better life – and how the world's automakers see it as a market as large as t

Season 2

• E1: Darfur: On Our Watch (2007-10-11) — CBC cameras follow actress Mia Farrow on an emotionally harrowing journey through the desolate refugee camps along the Chad/ Darfur border.
• E2: How to Stop a Hurricane (2007-10-18) — There are two things you can say for sure about hurricanes. One, they are Nature’s most destructive force, and two, another big one will soon be on its way.
• E3: The Selling Game (2007-10-25) — The average consumer is exposed to 6,000 marketing messages on any given day. – Joe Jaffe, New Marketing Guru

  It's a bizarre new world of persuasion. The Selling Game takes a High

• E4: Canadaville, USA (2007-11-01) — On August 29, 2005, Frank Stronach watched on his TV as water and chaos raged in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Shocked to see abandoned victims fend for themselves while FEMA fum
• E5: China's Sexual Revolution (2007-11-08) — You've heard about China's Cultural Revolution and its sizzling Economic Revolution. But you haven't heard about its other great social upheaval – the Chinese Sexual Revolution – a
• E6: Hunting the Predators (2007-11-15) — There are twenty million websites that depict sex with children – and tens of thousands of children abused by people they know and once trusted – neighbours… school teachers… e
• E7: Dubai: Miracle or Mirage? (2007-11-22) — DUBAI: MIRACLE OR MIRAGE? is a one-hour documentary that examines one the world’s most fascinating and fastest developing city-states.
• E8: Paris Hilton, Inc. (2007-11-29) — We are drowning in celebrity culture and certainly no tabloid topic has been as big as Paris Hilton. Her incarceration– and subsequent release, then re-incarceration and her ultima
• E9: The Pagan Christ (2007-12-06) — What if it could be proven that Jesus never existed? What if there was evidence that every word of the New Testament – the cornerstone of Christianity – is based on myth and metaph
• E10: Polar Bear Fever (2008-01-10) — Question: How did the polar bear become the rock star of the animal kingdom? The answer may be that around the world millions of otherwise ordinary people have developed a serious
• E11: Desperately Seeking Doctors (2008-01-17) — As Canadians, we loved to brag about our efficient and universal health care system that was the envy of the world. But the system is broken, and nearly 5 million Canadians are now
• E12: Pet Food: A Dog's Breakfast (2008-01-24) — Do we really know what we're feeding our pets? In the Spring of 2007, pet owners across North America were devastated when upwards of 50,000 of their beloved pet dogs and cats fell
• E13: The Battle of the Bag (2008-01-31) — It's hard to imagine life in the 21st century without them. Plastic bags only got a handle on the mainstream about 25 years ago but in that time they have become ubiquitous, not on
• E14: How to be Happy (2008-02-14) — How many times have you thought: "I just want to be happy"?

  Since the time of Aristotle humans have been trying to find the key to happiness, and how we can be happier. More than

• E15: Fidel Castro: A Life of Revolution (2008-02-28) — After ruling Cuba for close to fifty years, Fidel Castro has stepped down. From his childhood in rural Cuba through his fight in the Sierra Maestra to winning the revolution and tr
• E16: Winning for a Living (2008-03-06) — Contests! We've all filled out a form, mailed in a ballot, or rolled up a rim. The temptation is irresistible: after all, who doesn't like to win something? But for some people, th
• E17: Tar Sands: The Selling of Alberta (2008-03-13) — Tar Sands: The Selling of Alberta captures the intersecting storylines of a remarkable cast of characters eager to cash in on the oil boom in Fort McMurray, Alberta. Washington lob
• E18: The Climb (2008-03-27) — On October 5th, 1982, Laurie Skreslet scaled more than twenty-nine thousand feet to become the first Canadian on Mount Everest. For Canadians, it was moment of unadulterated pride.
• E19: Cell Phone: The Ring Heard Around the World (2008-04-03) — One little gadget, 3.3 billion subscribers — half the population of the planet! It may fit in the palm of your hand, but the cell phone packs a powerful punch. By the year 2010, a
• E20: Al Queda Code (2008-04-03) — Security experts the world over agree about one thing in the so-called War on Terror: If we do not try to decipher jihadi and terrorist organizations like Al Qaeda and how they com

Season 3

• E1: Air India 182 (2008-06-22) — The bombing of Air India. Recounts the days and hours leading up to the most lethal act of terrorism Canada has ever experienced.
• E2: The Girls of Summer (2008-07-31) — They are young teenagers dreaming of a trip to New Zealand in the fall of 2008. But only a handful of them will be chosen to represent Canada at the FIFA Under 17 World Cup. To mak
• E3: Toxic Legacy (2008-09-07) — On a sunny morning in September 2001, more than twenty seven hundred people died violently in events of unimaginable horror. Another killer was unleashed that day. A slow silent po
• E4: The Museum (1) (2008-09-11) — Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum needs a facelift, and its director William Thorsell is thinking big – a bold public building that will revitalize the whole city. Enter Daniel Libesk
• E5: The Museum (2) (2008-09-18) — Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum needs a facelift, and its director William Thorsell is thinking big – a bold public building that will revitalize the whole city. Enter Daniel Libesk
• E6: Mystery of Champlain (2008-09-25) — Samuel de Champlain—sailor, explorer, adventurer, military man and mapmaker. He’s one of Canada’s mythic founders and remains a man of mystery to many Canadians.
• E7: The U.S. vs Omar Khadr (2008-10-16) — Canadian Guantanamo Bay prisoner Omar Khadr goes to trial this fall. Will he get a fair trial?
• E8: Dolphin Dealer (2008-10-23) — A haunting film about the largest capture and export of wild dolphins in history, perpetrated by the world's most notorious dolphin dealer, Canadian Christopher Porter.
• E9: The Bush Years (2008-10-26) — Terence McKenna's Gemini award winning retrospective of President George W. Bush, arguably one of the most controversial public figures of recent memory.
• E10: Rude: Where are Our Manners? (2008-10-30) — A journey through the past and into our present while asking difficult questions – are we more uncivil, where did we go wrong, did we go wrong, and is it possible to change?
• E11: Mississipi Cold Case (2008-11-02) — CBC filmmaker, David Ridgen, and Thomas James Moore investigate a 40 year-old case to confront the Klansmen who murdered Moore's brother and his friend and to seek justice long den
• E12: The Disappearing Male (2008-11-08) — An investigation into the worldwide decline in the male birthrate and the toxic threat to the male reproductive system. The cause? Chemicals used in everyday plastics, from drinkin
• E13: The Sky's the Limit (2008-11-13) — Can the aviation industry overcome crises of higher fuel prices, congested airports, expanding markets and pollution or will it be grounded?
• E14: Web Warriors (2008-11-20) — Web Warriors is a one-hour documentary that offers an unprecedented glimpse into the world's newest and most vulnerable frontier: cyberspace. We enter the world of hackers like Maf
• E15: How To Divorce and Not Wreck the Kids (2009-01-08) — Parents, governments and courts now all recognize how high conflict divorce damages children. Our cameras follow divorcing couples as they employ positive alternatives – from do-it
• E16: Forever Plastic (2009-01-15) — Durable, high-tech, sexy and see through…we just can't seem to resist its glossy appeal. Over the years plastics have quietly permeated all parts of our lives. But what do we do
• E17: Fly Me to the Moon (2009-01-22) — From Frank Sinatra's refrain to the Apollo mission, from the rituals of the ancients to sci-fi dreams of colonization, we explore the complex and lyrical relationship between man a
• E18: Battle for the Arctic (2009-01-29) — The battle for the Arctic with its rich reserves of oil and gas is the new Cold War. But is it a battle Canada can win?
• E19: The Truth About Liars (2009-02-05) — The truth is…we are all liars. Scientists say that by the age of four we have all learned to lie. We lie to protect ourselves and others, and to get what we want and need. Most o
• E20: Love Interrupted (2009-02-12) — Couples reunite with their first loves after decades of separation, with exhilarating but at times damaging results.
• E21: Bio-Dad (2009-02-26) — A man born of artificial insemination searches for his biological father – and takes a look at the brave new world to come.
• E22: Shock Wave (2009-03-05) — Surviving the next big quake/tsunami predicted to hit Canada's west coast.
• E23: Wild Horse Redemption (2009-03-12) — At a Colorado prison, hard-core criminals are taught the training methods of 'horse whisperers' and given ninety days to break and train mustang horses. Can two wild creatures tame
• E24: The Great Food Revolution (2009-03-19) — Our grand love affair with food. We'll show you how and why diners in the Western world have gone from "Yuk! I'm not eating that!" to "Guess what I ate last night!"
• E25: The Battle to Get on Your Plate (2009-03-19) — Last year alone, a staggering 18,000 new products were developed for North-American supermarket shelves. Nine out of ten didn't make it. The fierce competition to tempt your taste
• E26: 24 Hours, 24 Million Meals: Feeding New York (2009-03-26) — A fast and furious slice of organized chaos as one of the biggest cities on earth feeds its citizens.
• E27: Food of the Future (2009-03-26) — What will we be eating in the next five years? From the assembly lines of the world's biggest food company to the kitchen of a Vancouver chef,serving jellyfish to his upscale diner
• E28: China's Earthquake (2009-04-02) — Dramatic stories from the 2008 Sichuan earthquake – tales of endurance and hope, sorrow and rage, of life extinguished and life reborn
• E29: Porndemic (2009-04-02) — Porndemic puts faces and personalities to the extraordinarily profitable business of pornography today.
• E30: This Can Happen to You (2009-04-09) — Rubin Hurricane Carter, takes on the justice system for how it treated Ronald Dalton, a 30-year-old banker, in Gander, Nfld., who went to prison for strangling his wife-a crime he
• E31: India Reborn: Might and Myth (2009-05-23) — An array of charismatic characters introduces you to the world's newest superpower. Experience the rich tapestry of India's ancient myths played out against the modern might of thi
• E32: India Reborn: Manufacturing Dreams (2009-05-30) — Through the prism of Bollywood, Manufacturing Dreams pulls back the curtain on the new India, revealing a cast of diverse characters caught in a world of bright spectacle… and st
• E33: India Reborn: India on the Move (2009-08-13) — Capture the excitement of cities pulsating with new wealth from a surging economy. Experience the despair of a countryside rife with loss and longing. The Indian giant has awakened
• E34: India Reborn: Mother India (2009-08-13) — Tradition and modernity collide and merge in a spicy and delicious episode about the land of a thousand dishes during a time of unparalleled change.
• E35: Malls R Us (2009-08-20) — What do Al Gore, the Tower of Babel, science fiction, gothic cathedrals, artichokes and roller coasters have in common? All come together in one of North America's most popular sub
• E36: The Beat Goes On (1) (2009-08-27) — A jukebox full of Canadian classics from Gordon Lightfoot's "Sundown" to Troopers "Raise a Little Hell".
• E37: The Beat Goes On (2) (2009-09-03) — A jukebox full of Canadian classics from Gordon Lightfoot's "Sundown" to Troopers "Raise a Little Hell".
• E38: The Spies Who Came From the Sea (2009-08-20) — The untold story of German spies who landed on our shores during WWII, and of a mysterious submarine landing that remained secret for more than 35 years.
• E39: Battle for a Continent (2009-09-10) — An epic recreation of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, a dramatic and defining event that determined the fate of Canada and the continent.
• E40: Rise Up (1) (2009-09-10) — Big hair, bigger shoulder pads mark the 1980s Canadian music scene – a time documents when Canadian music explodes internationally.
• E41: Rise Up (2) (2009-09-17) — Big hair, bigger shoulder pads mark the 1980s Canadian music scene – a time documents when Canadian music explodes internationally.
• E42: Pedal Power (2009-09-24) — From bicycle-mad Paris to rush-hour New York and the back alleys of Toronto, Pedal Power takes a ride through the changing world of bike culture.
• E43: Dubai: Miracle or Mirage? (2008-08-16) — Dubai is home to the biggest, the richest, the best, but will it be crushed by its own excess?

Season 4

• E1: Canada, Above and Beyond – First Flight (2009-10-08) — First Flight illustrates how flight has changed individuals and revolutionized a country. It captures the passion of a group of aviation devotees as they painstakingly stitch the c
• E2: Canada, Above and Beyond – Conquering Geology (2009-10-15) — From the beginning, air flight in Canada presented dizzying possibilities. But there were formidable hurdles to overcome. Canadian pilots and their flying machines would have to ad
• E3: Canada, Above and Beyond – Lifelines (2009-10-22) — This episode explores how the airplane has become an indispensable tool – literally a lifeline – to those living in isolation or danger. Lifelines shows how Canadian pilots, and th
• E4: Canada, Above and Beyond – Dancing with Danger (2009-10-29) — Why do some people seek thrills and adventure in the sky? This episode explores the extraordinary deeds of men and women that defy imagination.
• E5: Berlin, 20 Years After (2009-11-05) — A celebration of the historical moment that changed the world's political landscape forever.
• E6: After Elizabeth II (2009-11-12) — The future of the British monarchy is imperilled by the controversial Prince Charles, his reluctant son Prince William and Royal bad boy Prince Harry.
• E7: Up Against the Wall (2009-11-19) — Post 9/11 there are more walls and political barriers than ever. But do they work?
• E8: Carbon Hunters (2009-11-26) — The carbon trading market is worth billions but what does a carbon credit actually buy? And can carbon hunting save the planet?
• E9: The Secret World of Shoplifting (2009-12-03) — A look at the rise in retail crime and how the consumers' quest for the lowest discount price fuels the market for stolen merchandise.
• E10: Mounties Under Fire (2010-01-21) — Notorious for closing ranks, the RCMP opens up to documentary cameras – revealing a painfully flawed organization, fighting for its life.
• E11: CannaBiz (2010-01-28) — Investigates the secret economy of Canada's biggest cash crop – marijuana.
• E12: Hyper Parents and Coddled Kids (2010-02-04) — Kids today are the most overprotected, overindulged, and overscheduled in history. Is all of this attention giving the next generation a competitive edge, or creating new problems
• E13: Google World (2010-02-11) — A behind-the-scenes look at Google to reveal how a search engine turned itself into a money making powerhouse and why it now wants to take us all into the brave new world of 'cloud
• E14: Tasered (2010-02-18) — 400 people in North America have died after tasering – 27 of them in Canada. Do taser's risks outweigh its benefits?

Season 5

• E1: Meltdown: The Men Who Crashed the World (2010-09-09) — Greed and recklessness by the titans of Wall Street triggers the largest financial crash since the Great Depression. It's left to US Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson, himself a form
• E2: Meltdown: A Global Tsunami (2010-09-16) — The meltdown's devastation ripples around the world from California to Iceland and China. Facing economic ruin, desperate world leaders are at each other's throats.
• E3: Queen Elizabeth in 3D (2010-09-20) — See Her Majesty as you have never seen her before. Featuring spectacular 3D footage of the Queen's coronation in 1953 and her recent tour to Canada, look back at her special relati
• E4: Meltdown: Paying the Price (2010-09-23) — The victims of the meltdown fight back. In Iceland, protestors force a government to fall. In Canada, ripped off autoworkers occupy their plant. And in France, furious union member
• E5: Meltdown: After the Fall (2010-09-30) — Investigators begin to sift through the meltdown's rubble. Shaken world leaders question the very foundations of modern capitalism while asking: could it all happen again?
• E6: Africa on the Move: A Dream of Millions (2010-10-09) — A dazzling four-part documentary series that captures the vibrancy of Africa's diverse people and rich cultures. We'll meet men and women, many of them young, who embody the amazin
• E7: Twins Who Share a Brain (2010-10-14) — A year in the life of the Hogan twins, a set of craniopagus twins who live in Canada. Throughout the year, the girls' family worries that they may not survive, yet alone thrive.
• E8: Africa on the Move: The Power of Song (2010-10-16) — A dazzling four-part documentary series that captures the vibrancy of Africa's diverse people and rich cultures. We'll meet men and women, many of them young, who embody the amazin
• E9: Surviving the Future (2010-10-21) — Today's visions of the future both utopian and apocalyptic. From scientists striving to create the world of tomorrow to corporations thriving on the status quo, and the citizens an
• E10: Africa on the Move: The Modern Warrior (2010-10-23) — A dazzling four-part documentary series that captures the vibrancy of Africa's diverse people and rich cultures. We'll meet men and women, many of them young, who embody the amazin
• E11: Where Did I Put My Memory? (2010-10-28) — For Canadians, memory loss is our second greatest health fear – after cancer. Are we all doomed to lose our minds? Or are there ways to keep our memories – and even make them bette
• E12: Africa on the Move: A Women's World (2010-10-30) — A dazzling four-part documentary series that captures the vibrancy of Africa's diverse people and rich cultures. We'll meet men and women, many of them young, who embody the amazin
• E13: Pet Pharm (2010-11-04) — Big pharma is promoting mood altering drugs for pets. Is it a sign of our compassion, or evidence of an overly indulgent society chasing its tail?
• E14: We Will Remember Them (2010-11-11) — We've filmed with families and friends of fallen soldiers from all across Canada. In this two-hour documentary you'll see these soldiers as civilians, and you'll see them in the un
• E15: Are We Digital Dummies? (2010-11-18) — One thing is certain about human nature…we're born talkers. Twelve billion text messages are sent worldwide, every day. Thirteen million Canadians use Facebook. But is all that a
• E16: Playing God with Planet Earth (2010-11-25) — Scientists are experimenting with radical schemes to cool the planet. Will these experiments save us or be a form of technological suicide?
• E17: Apocalypse 2012 (2010-12-02) — We probe the science behind the prediction of mass extinction, meet the survivalists and explore why doomsday prophesies hold such powerful sway.
• E18: Blowout: Is Canada Next? (2010-12-09) — Blowout explores the aftermath of the Gulf oil disaster and builds a disturbing picture of how a comparable spill would impact Canada's East coast.
• E19: Cat Crazed (2011-01-06) — Cat Crazed celebrates our love affair with cats and encourages a new relationship with our most popular pet – one where all cats are loved and none are abandoned.
• E20: Thoroughly Modern Marriage (2011-01-20) — We explore how marriage has evolved in the twenty first century, from couples "living apart together" to open marriage and gay unions.
• E21: End of Men (2011-02-03) — In the early 21st century men's roles are in a profound state of flux, as the worst recession in since the 1930's has destroyed millions of male jobs. Men are facing an uncertain f
• E22: Abandon Ship: The Sinking of the SV Concordia (2011-02-10) — The Sinking of the SV Concordia is the dramatic story of how 48 Canadian high school students survived a terrifying ordeal at sea.
• E23: Remote Control War (2011-02-24) — Billions of dollars are driving an unnoticed shift to Robots in the military that has revolutionized how war is fought, the rules of war, and creating new technologies that will so
• E24: The F Word (2011-03-03) — Explores why younger women are rejecting Feminism, the "F word"… even while women's rights are eroding.
• E25: Inside Hana's Suitcase (2011-03-06) — The poignant story of two young children who grew up in pre-WWII Czechoslovakia and the terrible events that they endured just because they happened to be born Jewish.
• E27: Famine and Shipwreck, An Irish Odyssey (2011-03-17) — Every March 17, Canadians celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with parades, whiskey and songs. But for the millions of Canadians of Irish descent, there is a story of unspeakable sadness l
• E28: The Gangster Next Door (2011-03-24) — The Gangster Next Door is the harrowing story behind the headlines of the country’s bloodiest gang war – shockingly led by young men raised in the most middle-class of families. An
• E29: Magical Mystery Cures (2011-04-03) — As boomers become seniors, products that offer them a chance to retain the appearance of youth line store shelves and dominate late-night TV infomercials. But do these products pe
• E30: Gardening Confidential (2011-04-06)
• E31: Generation Boomerang (2011-11-10) — A look at children of those born during the baby boom generation and why they continue to reside with their parents as young adults.
• E32: Love, Hate & Propaganda: The Cold War #1 (2011-11-17) — IN THE SHADOW OF FEAR: The conclusion of WWII marks the end of the alliance with the Soviet Union and the beginning of the Cold War. Soon citizens living on both sides of what will
• E33: Love, Hate & Propaganda: The Cold War #2 (2011-11-24) — TURNING UP THE HEAT: When it is clear there are enough weapons to blow the planet to smithereens it's time to move the Cold War to a different front – our daily lives.
• E34: Facebook Follies (2011-11-26) — Social networking is a great way to stay in touch and share information. But it's also a great way to break up a marriage, lose a job or wind up in jail.
• E35: Love, Hate & Propaganda: The Cold War #3 (2011-12-01) — CRACKS IN THE WALL: On both sides of the Iron Curtain the messages are being pumped out, but what happens when your side's propaganda no longer rings true?
• E36: Love, Hate & Propaganda: The Cold War #4 (2011-12-08) — WAR OF WORDS: Early 80's the Cold War has reached a peak. Something has to give, but who will blink first?
• E37: Haiti's Orphans (2011-08-04) — Following the journey of the families and orphans of the Haiti earthquake. A glimpse of the will to survive, the passion to help and ultimately, the cost of life and love.
• E38: My Life After 9/11 (2011-09-08) — A series of deeply personal accounts by people who were directly affected by devastating terror attacks.
• E39: Life is a Highway (2011-09-15) — Life is a Highway covers the boom years in Canada's record business during the 1990s, a time when Canadian music, in all its ragged glory, truly comes of age.
• E40: Life is a Highway Part 2 (2011-09-22) — Life is a Highway covers the boom years in Canada's record business during the 1990s, a time when Canadian music, in all its ragged glory, truly comes of age.
• E41: In Search of the G Spot (2011-09-22) — The G Spot – object of so many fantasies and of so much controversy. But does it really exist?
• E42: The Trouble with Experts (2011-09-29) — We all count on experts to tell us how to vote, raise our kids, invest our money and fix our homes – but should we trust them?
• E43: Marketing the Monarchy (2011-10-08) — A look at the marketing frenzy surrounding the royal family
• E44: Inside the Cirque (2011-10-13) — Doc Zone goes behind the curtain and under the stage to reveal how it's all done. The incredible logistics behind the Cirque du Soleil – the biggest road show in history.
• E45: 1 Day (2011-11-03) — On any ordinary day in Canada, extraordinary things happen. Canadians have remarkable stories to tell.
• E46: Customer (Dis)Service (2011-12-30) — We are in a customer service crisis; ineffective representatives, long wait times, overseas call centers and a dysfunctional relationship have left customers angry, frustrated and

Season 6

• E1: In Search of the G Spot (2011-09-22) — An investigation into the controversial world of scientific sexology.
• E2: My Life After 9/11 (2011-09-08)
• E3: Life is a Highway (2011-09-15)
• E4: Life is a Highway (part 2) (2011-09-22)
• E5: The Trouble With Experts (2011-09-29)
• E6: Marketing the Monarchy (2011-10-06) — A look at the marketing frenzy surrounding the royal family
• E7: Inside the Cirque (2011-10-13)
• E8: Conspiracy Rising (2011-10-20)
• E9: Facebook Follies (2011-10-27)
• E10: 1 Day (2011-11-03) — On any ordinary day in Canada, extraordinary things happen. Canadians have remarkable stories to tell.
• E11: Generation Boomerang (2011-11-10)
• E12: Love, Hate & Propaganda: The Cold War #1 (2011-11-17) — IN THE SHADOW OF FEAR: The conclusion of WWII marks the end of the alliance with the Soviet Union and the beginning of the Cold War. Soon citizens living on both sides of what will
• E13: Love, Hate & Propaganda: The Cold War #2 (2011-11-24) — TURNING UP THE HEAT: When it is clear there are enough weapons to blow the planet to smithereens it's time to move the Cold War to a different front – our daily lives.
• E14: Love, Hate & Propaganda: The Cold War #3 (2011-12-01) — CRACKS IN THE WALL: On both sides of the Iron Curtain the messages are being pumped out, but what happens when your side's propaganda no longer rings true?
• E15: Love, Hate & Propaganda: The Cold War #4 (2011-12-08) — WAR OF WORDS: Early 80's the Cold War has reached a peak. Something has to give, but who will blink first?
• E16: 8th Fire: Indigenious in the City (2012-01-12) — Meet the rich kaleidoscope of Aboriginal people who are fast joining the country's urban middle class and bringing their culture with them.
• E17: 8th Fire: It's Time (2012-01-19) — Memorable people and stories from across the country illustrate why there's an economic, demographic and moral imperative to fix Canada's troubled 500-year relationship with Aborig
• E18: 8th Fire: Whose Land Is It Anyway? (2012-01-26) — An evocative look at the role that land plays in the conflicted relationship with Aboriginal peoples and the rest of Canada.
• E19: 8th Fire: At the Crossroads (2012-02-02) — How the Aboriginal community's feisty and self-confident youth; the "Seventh Generation" who are taking new pride in their heritage and pointing the way forward to a new relationsh
• E20: Life Below Zero (2012-02-09) — We shatter the postcard image of Canada as a nation of hearty winter warriors, and explore how we can regain our winter edge.
• E21: Who's Sorry Now? (2012-02-16) — From Tiger Woods and Bill Clinton to John Edwards, we peel back the layers on the billion dollar business of the public apology.
• E22: Sext up KIDS (2012-02-23) — The powder keg that is porn culture has exploded in the lives of North American children. A look at how our hyper-sexualized culture has hijacked childhood and what parents and edu
• E23: Cat Crazed (2012-03-01) — The overpopulation of cats is fast becoming a crisis.
• E24: Conspiracy Rising (2012-03-08) — The moon landings were faked. 9/11 was an inside job. Conspiracy theories are everywhere but how and why do we believe them?
• E25: The Age of Anxiety (2012-03-15) — The effect of the medical and pharmaceutical industries on how anxiety is defined, and thus, how and how often diagnoses are made… and treatments prescribed.
• E26: Scandal: Inside the Murdoch Empire (2012-03-22) — The scandal that rocked media baron Rupert Murdoch's empire
• E27: Titanic: The Canadian Story (2012-04-05)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Doc Zone have? 9 season(s) with 224 episodes.

Where can I watch Doc Zone? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.