Travel Channel Picks Up MYSTERIES AT THE MUSEUM for 11th Season

Expanding its commitment to exploring mysteries around the globe and the hidden history behind some of the world's most iconic places, Travel Channel has announced the renewal of "Mysteries at the Museum" with host Don Wildman. Among viewers P25-54, the season 10 premiere of "Mysteries at the Museum" rated 26 percent higher than the season nine average. And, among W25-54, the season 10 premiere rated 38 percent higher than the previous season average. In the 11th season, Wildman will take a deeper dive into local archives, storefront collections and stately institutions. Through compelling interviews, rarely-seen archival footage and captivating recreations, he'll journey to find incredible treasures.

"Don is an incredible story teller so we'll keep all the great stories that are at the show's core but, fans of the series will find that the upcoming season amps up the fun, is a bit lighter and has shorter segments that are easier to digest," said Courtney White, senior vice president, programming and production, Travel Channel. "'Mysteries at the Museum' scratches that CURIOSITY itch for viewers - giving them a roadmap so they can travel to discover the fascinating tales behind the world's hidden treasures."

Travel Channel is a multiplatform travel lifestyle brand with the core mission of providing inspiring and compelling programming that takes viewers beyond their everyday destinations, making the unfamiliar familiar, whether it's around the world or around the block. A dual feed network that is also available in HD, Travel Channel is the world's leading travel media brand, and is available in over 89 million U.S. cable homes. Owned and operated by Scripps Networks Interactive (NASDAQ: SNI), Travel Channel has offices in Knoxville, Tenn., and New York, N.Y. Scripps Networks Interactive (NASDAQ: SNI) also owns and operates HGTV, DIY Network, Food Network, Cooking Channel and Great American Country.