Strawberry Cheesecake & Sparkling Wine: Enjoy Valentine's Day with some sparkling wine, heart-shaped pasta, and the candy ring that's become an engagement tradition. (S6, ep 11).

Jersey Gore: The first ever spate of shark attacks on the Jersey Shore leaves four beachgoers dead, and a nation terrified. So, why did they happen? (S6, ep 5).

Trouble in SoCal: Southern California is the site of twelve shocking shark attacks in just two years. Experts race to find the cause behind this frightening spike. (S6, ep 6).

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Air: The air we breathe is in jeopardy with the increase in greenhouse gases, both polluting the air and trapping pollution under the smog. (9 of 10).

Collision Course: Experts investigate when a passenger plane slams into a fighter jet, and when two flights crash in a deadly mid-air collision. (S2, ep 3).

Deadly Airspace: Investigators seek answers for the families of 298 people killed when an airline went down over a warzone in eastern Ukraine. (S17, ep 4).

Deadly Display: Experts investigate how a brand new super jet with an expert crew managed to crash into a mountain during a demonstration flight. (S17, ep 5).

737 Max: A fatal 737 Max crash in 2013 is followed by another just five months later, leading investigators to question how these tragedies could have been avoided. (S1, ep 1).

JAL123: In 1985, Japan Airlines 123 was due to carry 524 passengers from Tokyo to Osaka. But just 12 minutes into the flight, the Boeing 747 suffered a fatal decompression. (S1, ep 2).

Hitler's Killer Warships: The team explores the wrecks of Hitler's high-tech battleships as they investigate the rise and fall of the Third Reich's deadly fleet.

Raining Death: Exploring a history of firsts, from the Fritz X to the world's first precision-guided weapon deployed during combat. (S1, ep 4).

Glacier Express: The Glacier Express train in the Swiss Alps is an engineering marvel traveling over treacherous gorges and through huge mountain ranges.

Austin 7 Chummy: Tim and Fuzz take on a 1924 Austin 7 Chummy that doesn't belong to its owner! If the boys can get the car working again, he'll be in for quite the surprise.

Operation Market Garden: It's 1944, and the Allies have launched a daring attack on the Nazi-occupied Netherlands in a bid to bring World War II to an end.

Niki Lauda: Tragedy In The Air: F1 driver Niki Lauda investigates the fate of Lauda Air Flight 004, uncovering a design flaw that could affect planes globally. (S13, ep 2).

Stealth Bomber Down: When a two-billion-dollar Stealth Bomber crashes in Guam, the US Air Force investigate the most expensive aviation accident of all time. (S21, ep 3).

Death at Narita: Investigators examine similarities between a crash landing at Tokyo's Narita Airport and an accident at Newark Airport more than a decade earlier. (S13, ep 5).

Investigation into US Airways Flight #1549's ditch in the icy Hudson river. Just after take off, its engines were crippled when it collided with a flock of birds.

Kathmandu Descent: Investigators scramble for answers when a vital piece of evidence fails to provide proof about a Pakistani airliner's crash in the Himalayas. (S19, ep 1).

Vintage Jordans and a Mobile: Travellers are reunited with lost treasures, including an expensive pair of vintage Air Jordans, sweaty boxing gear and a stuffed animal. (S1, ep 3).

Smorgasbord of Smack: As San Diego HSI seizes a medley of narcotics, CBP processes ferry travellers in Puerto Rico and officers at JFK discover some looted artefacts. (S3, ep 10).

Tractors: John Deere opens the doors to their Iowa mega-factory to reveal how they make the world's most powerful tractors, big machines designed to feed the world. (S1, ep 9).

Maryland Grist Mill: Jay makes major finds under a pile of rubble in an 18th-century mill, including a set of beautiful antique tiles that could be worth $140 each. (S1, ep 3).

Maine Paper Factory: The team search a sprawling disused paper factory. But with plans to turn it into a museum, will its owners be willing to sell its many treasures? (S1, ep 4).

Chocolate Eggs & Hot Cross Buns: Outdo even the Easter Bunny's Easter knowledge with these insights into carrot-shaped lollies, chocolate eggs and hot cross buns. (S6, ep 12).

Candy Wafers & Meat Pies: Lift the lid on a sweet that has been making mouths water since 1847, and discover how one company turns out thousands of pies every day. (S1, ep 1).

Bedlam in Brazil: Since the '90s, there have been more than 60, often fatal, shark attacks within the Recife area of Brazil. The question is, why? (S6, ep 7).

Australia's Deadliest Coast: In 2010 the number of shark attacks in Western Australia exploded. Join the experts as they try to identify the cause of this change. (S6, ep 8).

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Vintage Jordans and a Mobile: Travellers are reunited with lost treasures, including an expensive pair of vintage Air Jordans, sweaty boxing gear and a stuffed animal. (S1, ep 3).

Pride: When a train loses power, it's a race against time for traffic control and emergency responders. 7+. (5 of 6).

Deadly Climb: In 1985, the deadliest year in civilian aviation, a DC-9 commuter plane crashes seconds after take-off from Milwaukee. (S24, 6 of 10).

Lost and Found: The station is undergoing an impressive transformation, with the old railway bridge being replaced by a gigantic steel structure. 7+. (6 of 6).

Second Thoughts: A commuter turboprop descends into heavy fog above Luxembourg when something goes horribly wrong. (S24, 5 of 10).

Vintage Jordans and a Mobile: Travellers are reunited with lost treasures, including an expensive pair of vintage Air Jordans, sweaty boxing gear and a stuffed animal. (S1, ep 3).

Crashes: Explores the 10 most significant air crashes and train accidents, uncovering the tragic events that captured global attention and impacted countless lives. (2 of 9).

Second Thoughts: A commuter turboprop descends into heavy fog above Luxembourg when something goes horribly wrong. 7+. (S24, 5 of 10).

Raining Death: Exploring a history of firsts, from the Fritz X to the world's first precision-guided weapon deployed during combat. (S1, ep 4).

Deadly Climb: In 1985, the deadliest year in civilian aviation, a DC-9 commuter plane crashes seconds after take-off from Milwaukee. 7+. (S24, 6 of 10).

Hitler's Evil Elite: Former members of Hitler's SS speak openly about their part in one of the most powerful and feared organisations in Nazi Germany. (1 of 2).

Battle of Berlin: As the war reaches its endgame, the Western and Soviet Allies race to take Berlin, the heart of Nazi Germany. (S3, 5 of 6).

Hitler's Killing Machine: Former members open up about their time in the SS - the paramilitary organisation ordered by Hitler to eradicate enemies of the Nazi regime. (2 of 2).

Battle of Kursk: Hitler gathers 800,000 Nazi soldiers to launch a major attack against Stalin and aim to eliminate the Red Army. (S3, ep 6 of 6).

Hitler's Megaships: Climb aboard the Bismarck and Tirpitz, battleships of record-breaking proportions and the ultimate status symbols of the Third Reich. (S2, ep 5).

USS Indianapolis: Abandoned at Sea: USS Indianapolis is violently sunk with hundreds of men lost at sea as they fight off exposure and shark attacks. (S1, ep 1).

Hitler's Rise To Power: From footage of Hitler relaxing in his Alpine retreat shot by Eva Braun, to haunting images of Jewish persecution, see the true story of World War II.

Nazi Secrets: Marine archaeologists investigate the lost wrecks of World War II as they investigate the Nazi secrets that are hidden under water. (S1, ep 2).

Hitler's Rise To Power: From footage of Hitler relaxing in his Alpine retreat shot by Eva Braun, to haunting images of Jewish persecution, see the true story of World War II. 16+.

USS Indianapolis: Abandoned at Sea: USS Indianapolis is violently sunk with hundreds of men lost at sea as they fight off exposure and shark attacks. (S1, ep 1).

Collapse Of France: Footage reveals hidden stories behind the collapse of France, from German soldiers celebrating on the Dunkirk beaches, to French civilians fleeing the Nazi advance. 16+.

Former radar specialists, pilots and security guards at Area 51 cast new light on the secretive and ground-breaking research conducted at the Groom Lake Testing Facility.

Seconds From Disaster: During the Falklands War, a low level bomb attack from Argentinian jets capsizes the HMS Coventry within 20 minutes. Why did the ship fall so quickly? RATING: AA.

Massacre Over The Mediterranean: In 1980, Itavia Flight 870 exploded over the sea. After 30 years of investigations, experts reveal the truth behind the mysterious disaster.

Healey 3000: The guys head to County Durham to secretly fix-up an Austin Healey for John, who has Parkinson's disease - and set out to make his classic car dreams come true. All ages.

Ford Model A: Tim and Fuzz do up a 90-year-old Ford in a secret bid to surprise its owner Craig, whose life was turned upside down by a terrible motorcycle accident. RATING: AA (S7, ep 5).

In the final episode of the series, Tim and Fuzz travel to Eastbourne to help car lover and Alzheimer's suffer Andy restore his 1954 Citroen Traction Avant. (S3, ep 10) RATING: AA.

A Night of Havoc: A salmon truck crashes and sparks a night of havoc, as Thord and Bjorn attempt to rescue the valuable load. Plus, rookie Domenic embarks on a solo mission. 7+. (S9, ep 2).

Pacific Plunge: When Alaska Airlines Flight 261 suddenly nosedives into the Pacific, investigators uncover a critical maintenance issue. All ages. (S21, ep 5).

Danger Zone: Thord puts his life in danger to rescue one truck that skidded to a stop on the ice, while rookie Raido battles icy conditions to recover a fish truck. (S9, ep 3).

Terror Over Michigan: After a Boeing 727's near-fatal nosedive over Michigan, investigators risk their own lives to determine why the plane fell out of the sky. All ages. (S21, ep 6).

Coke Floats: A fisherman's tip leads Air and Marine agents in the US Virgin Islands to over 80 kilos of cocaine washed ashore on a public beach. 7+. (S1, ep 7).

Terror Over Michigan: After a Boeing 727's near-fatal nosedive over Michigan, investigators risk their own lives to determine why the plane fell out of the sky. (S21, ep 6).

Four first-time flyers embark on a transformative journey across seven countries, blending art, science and human stories through AI. 7+.

Macaroni Pasta & Cheesecake: A look at how millions of cherry chews are made, with macaroni, cranberry cheesecake and more. RATING: AA (S5, ep 2).

No Country For Gold Men: Dave hopes to get gold from the ground using a stamp mill. Diego learns that a local horse hospital could hold the key to his fortune. But how?. All ages.

Electric Cars: Tesla in Fremont, California, share electrifying insights into one of the most iconic electric cars - the Model 3. (S1, ep 1) RATING: AA.

Lake House Riches: Action-packed series following a demolition crew. After winning a blind bid on a property, they empty it of its valuables before tearing it to the ground. All ages.

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Surfside, Kursk, Kings Cross: The Champlain Towers Condominium collapse in Surfside. The Kursk submarine disaster sinking in the Barents Sea. The Kings Cross train station fire. 7+ (5 of 8).

The Road to Lindisfarne: Explore the Vikings' beginnings in Scandinavia and the attack on the holy island of Lindisfarne that heralded the start of the Viking Age. (S1, ep 1).

Three real-world disasters forensically dissected: Lac-Mégantic train crash, Imperial Sugar refinery explosion, Ever Given container ship accident. (6 of 8).

The Great Heathen Army: Welcome to The Siege of York. It's 866, and the Great Heathen Army has laid claim to the Northumbrian capital of York. (S1, ep 2).

All Engines Failed: In 1982, a British Airways jet plunged toward the ocean after flying through volcanic ash from an eruption. Could the crew restart the engines? Rating: All ages.

Origins: Investigations across Italy explore the roots of this symbol of Roman power and the gladiator games that were held there. (S1, ep 1).

Tragic Takeoffs: An early-morning flight from Lexington, Kentucky ends in disaster when a twin-engine jet careens off the tarmac. RATING: NU7.

Domination: Archaeologists dig beneath the Colosseum to uncover the Roman games, gladiator secrets and remains of ancient beasts. (S1, ep 2).

Britain's Worst Air Crash: The series homes in on the controversial findings of the investigation into the crash of British European Airways 548, which killed 118 people in 1972. All Ages.

The Fall: Investigations take archaeologists to ruins in Austria, Tunisia and Rome as they uncover the story of the empire's collapse. (S1, ep 3).

Forest Hell: An American soldier must crawl through an enemy minefield to capture to German machine gun nests holding up his unit in the Hurtgen Forest. U.

Tragic Takeoffs: An early-morning flight from Lexington, Kentucky ends in disaster when a twin-engine jet careens off the tarmac.

Audie Murphy's Finest Hour: As the Allies try to clear the Colmar Pocket, American second Lieutenant Audie Murphy sends his company back during an enemy counterattack. U.

All Engines Failed: In 1982, a British Airways jet plunged toward the ocean after flying through volcanic ash from an eruption. Could the crew restart the engines.

Raining Death: Exploring a history of firsts, from the Fritz X to the world's first precision-guided weapon deployed during combat. (S1, ep 4).

Battle For Norway: In April 1940, German battleships infiltrate Norwegian fjords in a bid to seize key ports and secure Hitler's supply of iron ore. (S3, 1 of 6).

The most famous shipwreck in the world lies 12,000 feet down in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. No one has fully recorded the extent of what remains of the Titanic - until now. RATING: AA.

Hunt for Hitler's Bismark: A fearsome new Nazi battleship, sets sail for the Atlantic with a mission to destroy Allied supply ships. (S3, 2 of 6).

How was Titanic wreck's discovery linked to the Cold War's darkest days? Learn about the clandestine operation that brought one of the great nautical mysteries to the surface. RATING: AA.

Drain The Battle of Britain: Uncover the wreckages and reveal how Britain stood firm against the Nazis in the summer of 1940 and defeated Hitler in the Battle of Britain.

Former radar specialists, pilots and security guards at Area 51 cast new light on the secretive and ground-breaking research conducted at the Groom Lake Testing Facility. RATING: AA.

The Menace: Rare colour footage shows how Hitler revealed his haunting mission to save Germany. But few would listen to the mediocre artist. until the 1929 economic crisis. (1 of 2).

Experts investigate the fate of Port Royal. Known as 'the wickedest city on Earth', it was a famous hangout for pirates until an earthquake and tsunami sucked it into the ocean. All ages.

The Fuhrer: Colour footage reveals how Germany sank into despair. With no-one to defend democracy, Hitler becomes chancellor. He advocates peace. but the Nazis prepare for war. (2 of 2).

USS Ward: America's First Shot: Explorers aboard the research vessel Petrel detect a wreck off the coast of the Philippines that fits the profile of an American destroyer. 12+ (S1, ep 2).

In the chaos of JFK's death, detectives left one bullet unaccounted for, launching tens of conspiracy theories. Now, remastered footage solves the mystery of the third bullet. 12+.

To Listen to a Killer: Dr Ann Burgess gets a call from the FBI that results in her participation in a new task force aimed at catching serial predators. 16+ (S1, ep 1).

To Hunt A Killer: Ann dives deeper into the minds of serial killers, as the Behaviour Science Unit races to prove the success of profiling. (S1, ep 2).

To Defend A Killer: Ann publishes her groundbreaking study. Serial crimes go down but she quickly comes to realise that there is never time to rest. (S1, ep 3).

Coke on the Water: CBP officers at PortMiami find nine kilograms of cocaine worth $460,000 magnetically attached to a ship. (S3, ep 15).

MDMA on the Move: HSI agents execute a controlled delivery of 163 grams of ecstasy. CBP officers in El Paso find 240 grams of fentanyl worth $7,800 abandoned in a bathroom. (S3, ep 16).

Vintage Jordans and a Mobile: Travellers are reunited with lost treasures, including an expensive pair of vintage Air Jordans, sweaty boxing gear and a stuffed animal. (S1, ep 3).

Shortbread & Honey: Get the inside scoop on honey, sprouted wheat bread, a checkerboard cookie, and irresistible chocolate-covered cherries. (S5, ep 3).

Soup & Sunflower Seeds: Get the skinny on a rainbow of candies, ancient rice vinegar, a tangy Thai soup-in-a-bag, and gourmet caramels with a twist. (S5, ep 4).

Electric Guitars: Gibson Guitars in Nashville, Tennessee, spill the beans on how they make their iconic instruments. (S1, ep 2).

Helicopters: In this episode, see how Airbus make the H-125 - the most popular single engine chopper on the planet. (S1, ep 4).

House-Fire To Fortune: Danley Demolition Crew gamble on a fire-damaged property. Can they salvage enough treasure from its ashes to cover the cost of the demolition.

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Inferno: A warmer planet is creating drier conditions and increasing lightning activity. This means more fuel and ignition, causing catastrophic wildfires. (7 of 10).

Engines Out: Following a terrifying freefall, passengers hail their captain a hero, but the investigation tells a different story. (S2, ep 4).

Deadly Mission: With the future of space tourism hanging in the balance, experts investigate the fatal crash of Virgin Galactic's revolutionary rocket plane. (S17, ep 6).

Free Fall: Experts investigate the mysterious malfunction that caused Qantas Airways Flight 72 to take a sudden nosedive over the Indian Ocean. (S17, ep 7).

There Be Dragons: Since the explosion of air travel, we have been trying to go faster, farther and bigger, culminating in The C5 Galaxy. (S1, ep 3).

Sub-Zero Supermachines: Discover the machines making the coldest parts of our world inhabitable, from ice breakers to snow ploughs to an all-terrain vehicle. (S1, ep 4).

Hitler's Evil Elite: Former members of Hitler's SS speak openly about their part in one of the most powerful and feared organisations in Nazi Germany. (1 of 2).

Hitler's Killing Machine: Former members open up about their time in the SS - the paramilitary organisation ordered by Hitler to eradicate enemies of the Nazi regime. (2 of 2).

Australia's Outback Railway: Luxury train the Ghan and its 3,000 kilometres of track need constant and skilled maintenance as they traverse the Australian outback.

Mg Metro 6R4: Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend take on a 1980s legend; a British championship winning Metro 6R4 that was found languishing in a scrapyard. (S8, ep 10).

Road to Rome: It's September 1943 and Operation Avalanche is underway. But, the battle through Italy to liberate Rome will be one of the longest and bloodiest campaigns of the war.

Vanishing Act: Investigators face a baffling mystery when Varig Flight 254 crash-lands in a remote jungle nearly 700 miles off course. (S13, ep 3).

Jensen Interceptor: Tim and Fuzz are off to Southampton to take on a 1969 Jensen Interceptor. The owner adored the car until he got extreme arthritis.

Vauxhall Cavalier Turbo: Tim and Fuzz head to Stockport to take on a 1994 Vauxhall Cavalier Turbo, whose owner Darren was left tetraplegic after a horrific accident. (S10, ep 9).

Cartel USA: A cartel murder in a small Georgia town launches Mariana's investigation into the true reach of Mexican organized crime in America. (1 of 10).

Impossible Pitch: A terrifying story of chaos and confusion emerges as experts investigate a cargo jet that plummeted to Earth in the Swedish Arctic. (S19, ep 2).

Superstore Collapse: In 1995, almost 500 people were crushed to death when the roof of the Sampoong Superstore in Seoul caved in. Now the tragedy is investigated.

Killer Ketamine: While HSI San Diego chases down a truckload of meth buried in garlic, CBP hunts for party drugs and counterfeit merchandise. (S3, ep 11).

Sneakers: New Balance reveal how high-tech machinery, hand-crafting skills and global logistics combine to make their best-selling sneaker across the world. (S1, ep 3).

Mississippi Homestead: The guys hit the jackpot in an old farmhouse, finding a Windsor icebox, an Edison phonograph and a secret manual for the Boeing B-52 bomber. (S1, ep 5).

Georgia Cotton Gin: The crew head to a disused cotton gin in Georgia, where a depression-era portrait, a Zenith radio and a home-made hot rod set their hearts racing. (S1, ep 6).

Chocolate Syrup, Tortillas & Mac And Cheese: Discover a syrup's blockbuster connection to Hollywood and how one facility pumps out over half a million tortillas every day. (S1, ep 2).

Minty Cheesy Taffy: Uncover a recipe that hasn't changed in over a century and a cheese's odd connection to handbags. Plus, visit a factory producing mints on a mega scale. (S1, ep 3).

Fear In Fire Island: New Smyrna Beach in Florida has the most recorded shark attacks in the world. What is it that attracts sharks to this coastline? (S6, ep 9).

Nightmare on the Cape: In 2017 and 2018, three Cape Cod beachgoers are attacked by sharks, and one of them is killed. Why did these awful events take place? (S6, ep 10).

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Border Trouble: The Coastguard follow a smugglers' trail, a family in danger is rescued, the Customs Surveillance team take on a special operation and divers protect Roman artefacts.

Fuel Trouble: Three accidents, one deadly culprit. Experts investigate fatal fires and malfunctions, including a deadly ditch in the Amazon. (S2, ep 5).

Deadly Inclination: Everyone on board was killed when Alitalia Flight 404 crashed into a hill on its way into Zurich. But why was the plane flying so low? U. (S17, ep 8).

Deadly Go Round: Investigators examine the debris of China Airlines Flight 140, which crashed into the ground at Japan's Nagoya Airport in 1994. (S17, ep 9).

Indonesian Island Mystery: Hundreds of human skeletal remains unearthed on the island of St Helena reveal a dark and sorrowful past. (7 of 10).

Ghost Island: Mysterious structures on an abandoned Italian island reveal a dark past. An exploration of Japan's Battleship Island reveals a troubled history. (8 of 10).

Nazi Tank Hunters: After a night-time crossing of the Savio River, a platoon of Canadian tank hunters fights off Nazi Panther tanks with only the weapons they can carry. (S4, ep 6).

Himmler's Folly: In a bid to support the Battle of the Bulge, Himmler launches a surprise offensive into France against nearly arrived, green US troops. (S4, ep 5).

Norway's Bergen Railway: Witness a triumph of engineering - the Bergen line - built to overcome extraordinary natural obstacles, from fjords to freezing conditions.

Jensen Interceptor: Tim and Fuzz are off to Southampton to take on a 1969 Jensen Interceptor. The owner adored the car until he got extreme arthritis.

Battle for Poland: From a daring escape from Auschwitz to the desperate fight to save Warsaw from complete destruction, discover the untold story of the Battle for Poland.

Sideswiped: After taking off with a major storm on the horizon, Copa Airlines Flight 201 disappears from the radar over one of the most remote jungles on Earth. (S13, ep 4).

France: In 1944, the Allies stormed Normandy to take Hitler's Europe, while France endured the devastation of total war on its own soil. (1 of 4).

Belgium and the Netherlands: Colourised footage and eyewitness accounts show the price paid by troops and civilians to liberate Belgium and the Netherlands from Nazi rule. (2 of 4).

USS Ward: America's First Shot: Explorers aboard the research vessel Petrel detect a wreck off the coast of the Philippines that fits the profile of an American destroyer. (S1, ep 2).

Explosive Touchdown: Experts fail to find a bomb when a Taiwanese plane explodes, but they uncover something shocking in the overhead lockers. (S19, ep 3).

The 2004 tsunami was the most brutal natural disaster of our time. What contributed to the magnitude of the killer wave, and how can a similar tragedy be prevented.

Jungle Stash: Agents at the US Customs and Border Protection hunt for drugs in a jungle and finds meth in a car bumper. All Ages. (S3, ep 12).

SUVs: Jeep is the original all-terrain car maker. Here, unprecedented access to the brand's Ohio factory lifts the lid on how the iconic 4x4 Jeep Wrangler is made. (S1, ep 10).

Pabst Blue Ribbon Factory: Jay and the team search the former headquarters of Pabst Brewing Company, finding an intriguing blueprint and valuable collectibles. (S1, ep 7).

Oil City, Pennsylvania Bank: The team salvage elegant furnishings and historic gems, as they search a former bank that once held the fortunes of rich oil barons. (S1, ep 8).

Fishy Nutty Soda: Discover how a company makes 300 million ready-to-eat fillets a year, then take a swig out of a soda that's so cool it spawned its own adjective. (S1, ep 4).

Cannoli & Cheese Balls: Step inside the Cheez Doodles empire, where 44,000 deliciously cheesy balls are made every minute, and explore the world's largest cannoli supplier. (S1, ep 5).

Four Strike Summer: The beaches of North Carolina are the site of four shark attacks, and experts are determined to find out why. (S6, ep 11).

Cub Nation: It's a busy week at The Columbus Zoo as the companion dogs look after three new adorable cheetah cubs, and a scimitar oryx calf is born. (S1, ep 1).

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Back on the Radar: A drug trafficker seems to be back in action, three patrol boats round up tobacco smugglers and another unit tracks down human traffickers. (S2, ep 7).

Perilous Payload: Experts discover a deadly oversight when a packed commuter flight slams into a hangar. Plus, a cargo plane crashes in Miami in a totally avoidable accident. (S2, ep 6).

Dead of Winter: Commercial flying is changed forever when investigators discover what caused Continental Airlines Flight 1713 to crash during heavy snow. (S17, ep 10).

Deadly Descent: The captain of Cathay Pacific Flight 780 averted crashing when both of the engines failed. But then, he realised he couldn't slow down for landing. (S18, ep 1).

Vw Dune Buggy: Once intended as a retirement project for its owner, Paul, his plans were put on hold when he became a full-time carer for his wife. (S13, ep 3 of 10).

Ford Escort XR3i: Tim and Fuzz restore an 80s Ford Escort XR3i to surprise a diehard Leeds United fan on his 21st birthday. (S13, ep 4 of 10).

Drain The Battle of Britain: Uncover the wreckages and reveal how Britain stood firm against the Nazis in the summer of 1940 and defeated Hitler in the Battle of Britain.

USS Ward: America's First Shot: Explorers aboard the research vessel Petrel detect a wreck off the coast of the Philippines that fits the profile of an American destroyer. (S1, ep 2).

Copper Canyon Railway: Witness a wonder of Mexican engineering as the luxury El Chepe train glides through the world's largest canyon region, Copper Canyon.

Fiat X1/9: The hosts take on a Car SOS emergency. Fiat X1/9 owner Steve has terminal cancer but is desperate to see his son drive the car before it's too late.

Road to D-Day: Matching archive film and photography to their original locations, witness the most extraordinary events of Word War II from a unique perspective. (S1, ep 1).

Death at Narita: Investigators examine similarities between a crash landing at Tokyo's Narita Airport and an accident at Newark Airport more than a decade earlier. (S13, ep 5).

Future Aryan Soldier: From mundane questions of survival to creating a stronger and better soldier and how the Nazis used science to study human constitution and its limits. (S1, ep 5).

Hitler's War in the Skies: As Hitler calls for Total War, every man, woman and child is forced to play their part. The result is one of the greatest air defence systems ever.

Guard the Rhine: After most of his regiment is wiped out, a Canadian battalion adjutant who normally stays behind to coordinate logistics must lead his company into battle on the Rhine.

Taxiway Turmoil: The pilots' personal lives come under scrutiny after eight people are killed in a two-plane collision on a foggy Detroit runway. (S19, ep 4).

Washington Air Crash: In 1982, a flight from the US capital crashed into a bridge on the River Potomac. All but five of the passengers perished under the water. What went wrong.

Guns of New York: HSI busts an illegal gun operation in NYC, while CBP is kept busy with a meth surge from Mexico. (S3, ep 13).

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As US forces spread across the Pacific, Japan threw suicide bombers into action, built the world's biggest battleship and started building deep beneath Okinawa.

Canada's Wilderness Railroad: The Winnipeg to Churchill train traverses the province of Manitoba, powered by a potent mix of force, fire and determination.

VW Wizard: The hosts come to the rescue of their first ever-custom car: a radically modified VW Beetle called a VW Wizard. Suitable for all audiences. (S9, ep 3).

Hitler's Vengeance Weapons: In 1942, the Nazis develop the world's first cruise and ballistic missiles. Can the Allies stop Hitler before he rains down terror from above? (S1, ep 2).

The Death of JFK Jnr: The celebrity son of JFK disappeared along with his plane in 1999. Investigators found the wreckage, but what brought the aircraft down? (S13, ep 6).

Diamonds, Costumes and Cash: Lost-and-found workers desperately try to find the owner of a fanny pack as it contains much-needed medication and $3,000 in cash. (S1, ep 4).

Britain's Worst Air Crash: The series homes in on the controversial findings of the investigation into the crash of British European Airways 548, which killed 118 people in 1972.

We Can Do Hard Things: Troy explores sunken boats for lost treasures. Veronica and Terry work together to revamp the garden Litzi left behind. (S8, ep 6).

Runway Breakup: The pilots blamed bad weather when their plane slammed into the ground, but investigators discovered a very different cause of the crash. (S19, ep 5).

Comet Air Crash: In 1954, one of the first passenger jets crashed into the Mediterranean. All on board died. After a second crash, the future of jet aviation looked bleak.

Gas Tank Meth: As HSI San Diego catches a truckload of meth, CBP's Beagle Brigade sniffs out bioterrorism and wrong turns at the northern border lead to drug arrests. (S1, ep 14).

Newcomers: The hunters visit a local dentist in search of precious metal to melt for cash. Plus, can they find treasure in medical supplies and aeroplane engines.

Hot Springs Hotel: The team head to Hot Springs, where they search for profits among the rooms of the Majestic Hotel, famous for hosting Babe Ruth and Al Capone. (S1, ep 5).

Vermont Marble Factory: The guys search the factory where marble was made for the US Supreme Court. They also find White House blueprints in an old bomb shelter. (S1, ep 12).

Carrot Cake & Ice Cream: Learn how one company make 80,000 carrot cakes every day, discover what a cryogenic processor does and step inside Budweiser Beer's headquarters. (S1, ep 9).

Bourbon & Burritos: Meet the great grandson of legendary Kentucky bourbon maker Jim Beam, before discovering how TruMoo chocolate milk is produced. (S1, ep 10).

Giraffe Goals: Everyone at the Columbus Zoo is waiting for the first baby giraffe to be born in over 20 years. (S1, ep 4).

Downward Facing Elephant: At the Columbus Zoo, there's a gator on the loose and Hank the elephant practices his yoga. At The Wilds, an African painted dog overheats. (S1, ep 5).

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On Patrol 24/7: A routine check has shocking consequences, headquarters investigate a suspicious speedboat and coastguard teams handle a case of alleged domestic violence.

Climbing Earth's Pandora - Zhangjiajie: Climbers Tagir Izmailov and Xiao Ting explore Zhangjiajie's otherworldly landscape, which inspired the movie Avatar. (S2, ep 2).

Speed Trap: On 6 June 1971, Hughes Airwest Flight 706 collided with a US Marine Corps F-4 Phantom at 15,000 feet over California. What was the cause of this fatal disaster.

Fatal Approach: A minor electrical problem sparked a catastrophic chain of errors that caused KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 to crash en route from Amsterdam to Cardiff. (S18, ep 3).

BD092 - Kegworth: Hear from survivors of flight BD092, a routine flight from London to Belfast that ended in tragedy after crashing onto a motorway embankment near Kegworth. (S1, ep 3).

Pakistan 83: Pakistan International Airlines Flight 8303 was near the end of a 90-minute journey when it dramatically crashed in 2020 - leaving just two survivors. (S1, ep 4).

Documentary exploring the history of the Hitler Youth, which absorbed all other organisations for young people, indoctrinating a whole generation of German boys.

Future Aryan Soldier: From mundane questions of survival to creating a stronger and better soldier and how the Nazis used science to study human constitution and its limits. (S1, ep 5).

Darjeeling Himalayan Railway: Follow a century-old steam loco on its mesmerising route from the plains of New Jalpaiguri to the foothills of the Himalayas.

Jaguar Xj-S V12: The hosts are off to Wolverhampton to take on a 1980 Jaguar XJ-S V12, a great British Grand Tourer that has sadly fallen into neglect.

Dambusters: It's 1943, and the Allied commanders assemble the very best of their air forces to attempt one of the most audacious bombing missions of WWII. (S1, ep 4).

Concorde: Up in Flames: Aviation experts determine what went wrong when a Concorde exploded into flames moments after leaving a Paris runway. (S13, ep 7).

Military Crash Conspiracy: A shocking look at the mysterious crash of Arrow Air Flight 1285, which killed 248 returning American soldiers when it dropped from the sky in 1985.

Hear from insiders who secretly worked on jaw-dropping aircraft and weapons systems at the highly classified military base.

Malaysia Airlines 370: The series digs into the world's biggest aviation mystery to explore how MH370 crashed without a trace. (S1, ep 10).

Icy Descent: Investigators struggle for answers when a crash off the Patagonian coast kills everyone on board. Then, a microscopic filament provides a vital clue. (S19, ep 6).

Cartel USA: A cartel murder in a small Georgia town launches Mariana's investigation into the true reach of Mexican organized crime in America. (1 of 10).

Diamonds, Costumes and Cash: Lost-and-found workers desperately try to find the owner of a fanny pack as it contains much-needed medication and $3,000 in cash. (S1, ep 4).

Newbies Dash For Cash: The treasure hunters visit estate sales and auction houses in search of silverware. But can they bag profit-making pieces at the right prices.

Scranton Lace Factory: Given permission to take whatever they can carry, Jay and the team fill their truck with unusual and valuable items from an abandoned lace factory. (13 of 14).

Electric Cars: Tesla in Fremont, California, share electrifying insights into one of the most iconic electric cars - the Model 3. (S1, ep 1).

Ramen & Challah: Uncover the secret to a perfect bowl of tasty ramen noodles and discover how Challah egg bread is lovingly made by hand. (S1, ep 11).

Beans, Farfalle & Tea: Discover how Del Monte canned beans are kept super fresh, before learning how to produce perfect farfalle pasta. (S1, ep 12).

Bon Voyage Bears: The staff at the Columbus Zoo say goodbye to their polar bears Neva and Amelia Gray before they head off to the Maryland Zoo. (S1, ep 6).

Catch Me If You Can: A Muntjac deer name Chowlie suffers from mysterious seizers, but the keepers will need to catch him first before they find out why. (S1, ep 7).

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Lives at Stake: The summer season is frantic for maritime authorities. As drug boats and small dinghies sail towards Spanish territory, small vessels wait to refuel them. 7+. (1 of 8).

Land, Sea or Air: In Almería, a patrol boat tries to seize two empty dinghies after unloading illegal occupants, while colleagues chase drug trafficking rafts in Cádiz. 7+. (2 of 8).

Diamonds, Costumes and Cash: Lost-and-found workers desperately try to find the owner of a fanny pack as it contains much-needed medication and $3,000 in cash. (S1, ep 4).

Pacific Ditching: Moments after taking off from Honolulu, the pilots of TransAir Flight 810 battle to keep their cargo plane airborne. 7+. (S24, ep 7 of 10).

Collision Catastrophe: Two planes collide in the skies above southern Germany and the catastrophe is witnessed by scores of people on the ground. 7+. (S24, 8 of 10).

Battle of Britain: Soar through the Battle of Britain from a unique aerial perspective, as over 1500 British and German planes engage in a duel to the death above England.

Battle of the Atlantic: Told from a unique aerial perspective, discover the story of the longest military campaign of World War II as the Nazis attempt to starve Britain.

USS Ward: America's First Shot: Explorers aboard the research vessel Petrel detect a wreck off the coast of the Philippines that fits the profile of an American destroyer. (S1, ep 2).

Kamikaze Suicide Bombers: Attention turns to one of the most fearsome weapons of war, the Kamikaze, a tactic explored by the Nazis and perfected by the Japanese.

Origins Of The Holocaust: Previously unseen footage reveals how, as Nazi soldiers enjoy rest and recreation in Paris, Jews and Polish prisoners are forced into slave labour. 16+.

American Allies: New footage reveals the conflict raging in Asia, Stalingrad and Egypt. While in Europe, the darkest days of the war approach as the Nazis instigate The Final Solution. 16+.

Runaway Train: Gripping investigation into the devastating train crash that killed more than 100 people in Amagasaki, Japan in 2005. What caused the commuter train to derail? RATING: AA.

Messerschmitt KR200: Tim and Fuzz hope to surprise bubble car owner Sam with a secret fix-up of his much-loved Messerschmitt. But a tiny car proves a big challenge for the boys. RATING: AA.

Skyline Sensation: Kim is determined to restore her late husband's dream car - a 1995 Nissan Skyline GTR - but, with a family to look after, she needs help from Tim and Fuzz. All ages.

Vw Dune Buggy: Once intended as a retirement project for its owner, Paul, his plans were put on hold when he became a full-time carer for his wife. (S13, ep 3 of 10).

Convoy Carnage: As wild weather and traffic convoys cause havoc, Thord races to rescue stranded drivers. Plus, Ole Henrik takes the company's new truck on its first mission. 7+. (S9, ep 4).

Holding Pattern: When Flydubai Flight 981 nosedives into Rostov Airport's runway, investigators uncover one of the most lethal traps in aviation. All ages. (S21, ep 1).

Peril Over Portugal: A Martinair flight crashes in Portugal amid thunderstorms, and when investigators gather the evidence the mystery only deepens. All ages. (S21, ep 2).

Fast Pursuit of Powder: US Virgin Islands Air and Marine agents chase a boat through international waters, seizing over 1,800 kilos of cocaine. 7+. (S1, ep 8).

Noodles & Butternut Squash: Feast your eyes on a waterfall of chocolate, meet the saucy squad behind cannelloni and find out what it takes to prepare butternut squash. RATING: AA (S5, ep 5).

Maple Syrup and Toffee Popcorn: From tree to bottle, follow the story of maple syrup and find out about the 'tower of power' behind Almond Roca butter toffee popcorn. RATING: AA (S5, ep 6).

Whiskey: America's most famous liquor started with humble beginnings, 150 years ago, in Lynchburg, Tennessee. This is the story of how Jack Daniels is made. (S1, ep 6).

Space Rockets: Discover the story of how space rockets are built - from metal sheets to a 1.3-million pound-heavy service to the stars - with US rocket builder ULA. (S1, ep 7).

The Cash Factory: The destruction of an old paper mill proves a demolition nightmare for the Danley crew. Can they salvage enough to make it worth their while?. All ages.

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Three real world disasters forensically dissected. Fukushima nuclear plant, a Manhattan crane collapse, the fire on aircraft carrier USS Forrestal. 7+. (7 of 8).

Examining the Air France Concorde crash in Paris, France, the funicular railway tunnel fire in Kaprun and the explosion in the Gulf of Mexico. 7+. (8 of 8).

Death In The Arctic: Mid-air hijack? Mechanical breakdown? Pilot error? Follow aviation experts as they dissect this mysterious case. U. (S13, ep 10).

Lockerbie: Documentary looking at the tragic circumstances of the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, which was the largest terrorist attack on Americans before the events of 9/11. RATING: AA.

Air France 447: Vanished: With wreckage lost in the Atlantic Ocean, the crash of Air France Flight 447 in 2009 launched one of the toughest disaster investigations of all time. RATING: AA.

Conquering Living Space: It's June 1941, and Hitler is busy invading the USSR. He's eager to conquer this 'living space'. (1 of 2).

The Decisive Fight: In October 1941, Hitler thinks his victory over the USSR is imminent, but his madness leads to an apocalypse on the Eastern front. (2 of 2).

Future Aryan Soldier: From mundane questions of survival to creating a stronger and better soldier and how the Nazis used science to study human constitution and its limits. (S1, ep 5).

Documentary exploring the horror of the final year of WWII and the infamous Panzer elite division that perpetrated huge massacres on the Eastern Front. (1 of 2) RATING: NU12.

Documentary exploring the horror of the final year of WWII and the infamous Panzer elite division that perpetrated huge massacres on the Eastern Front. (2 of 2) RATING: NU12.

Hitler's Flying Force: Hitler fast tracked a revolutionary air force in the build-up to WWII, creating two deadly new bombers designed to annihilate the enemy from above.

Drain the Top Secret Wrecks: Explore the tragic trail of wreckage Pearl Harbour, HMS Prince of Wales and USS Lexington left behind on the ocean floor. Suitable for all audiences.

Lady Lex - Queen Of The Coral Sea: The USS Lexington was victorious in the first carrier-to-carrier battle during WWII. The Petrel hopes to spot the wreck 80 years later. (S1, ep 3).

Historian Tim Maltin unearths compelling proof that the disaster of the supposedly 'unsinkable ship' was caused by unique atmospheric conditions and a fatal trick of the light. All Ages.

Meth in the City: CBP busts drug smuggling in Florida, NYC and San Diego. Ketamine, $100K cocaine, 1.25kg meth delivery and 61.4kg meth seized from a car worth $470K. (S3, ep 17).