More as details become available, but just had a note that Jesus: Rise to Power is airing on National Geographic at the end of March. It is a three-parter presented by Michael Scott. The subject matter is pretty self explanatory, but for those who are interested, I witter on about why Julian the Apostate never had a chance and how Theodosius I turned Christianity into a tool for Roman imperialism in the final episode. It airs on March 30.
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