Glimpsing into the internet's most chaotic crevices; monster trucks on two wheels; tile smashing robots; massive slime bubbles.

Construction wood, recycling, hydroponic lettuce and fishing flies are put under the microscope to see where they came from.

Diamond cuttings, doors, paintballs and newspapers are featured.

Hydrogen cars; carpets; drinking water; laser eye surgery; acoustic guitars.

Fibercast boats, clothes driers, bubble gum and fireworks are put under the microscope to see how they were made.

How roulette wheels are made; making the world's purest olive oil; transforming a rusty wreck into a classic Batmobile.

Defusing thousands of World War II land mines; making crisp tasting cider; clearing undergrowth with a thin strip of nylon wire.

How accordions are built; how wasabi is made; how they produce a duck call that can trick birds.

How they build and design Japanese toilets; use remote control helicopters to catch smugglers; make a steel drill that can cut concrete.

Mike Rowe goes to the mountains in Utah and gives a dam to a couple nuisance beavers causing havoc for municipalities; Mike gets a little sticky while working with a special effects artist at a glue factory in LA.

Glimpsing into the internet's most chaotic crevices; monster trucks on two wheels; tile smashing robots; massive slime bubbles.

False teeth, steel safes and maple syrup; more objects are put under the microscope to find out how they were made and where they came from.

Gummies; aluminum cans; fish farming; bronze.

Aluminum pots and pans; artificial limbs; peanut butter; high intensity light bulbs.

Cars; grocery carts; rapid tooling and prototyping; collectible coins.

Desperate for food ahead of their day 40 extraction, Jen pushes Trish to hunt new territory; Dan, Waz and Matt corner one of the Amazon's apex predators, a 6-foot caiman; when Trish and Amber's paths cross again, tensions resurface.

Pushing past day 50, the final six survivalists come together as one group but must scramble to expand their shelter; the Amazon unleashes a bee swarm and a torrential storm; a knife accident threatens a survivalist's challenge.

False teeth, steel safes and maple syrup; more objects are put under the microscope to find out how they were made and where they came from.

Gummies; aluminum cans; fish farming; bronze.

Aluminum pots and pans; artificial limbs; peanut butter; high intensity light bulbs.

Cars; grocery carts; rapid tooling and prototyping; collectible coins.

Desperate for food ahead of their day 40 extraction, Jen pushes Trish to hunt new territory; Dan, Waz and Matt corner one of the Amazon's apex predators, a 6-foot caiman; when Trish and Amber's paths cross again, tensions resurface.

Pushing past day 50, the final six survivalists come together as one group but must scramble to expand their shelter; the Amazon unleashes a bee swarm and a torrential storm; a knife accident threatens a survivalist's challenge.

False teeth, steel safes and maple syrup; more objects are put under the microscope to find out how they were made and where they came from.

Gummies; aluminum cans; fish farming; bronze.

Aluminum pots and pans; artificial limbs; peanut butter; high intensity light bulbs.

Cars; grocery carts; rapid tooling and prototyping; collectible coins.

Rescuing the crew of a sunken submarine; a monster digger; a car that runs on beer.

Kepping a car on the road in a 24 hour race; turning sweet sugar cane into rum.

Farming the world's most expensive food; clay into china; Beckham and Kaka's boots.

Frankfurter; casino security; sniper rifles.

Mike helps New Orleans residents restore, rebuild and revive their city in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

After Neil Armstrong's moonwalk, he leads an expedition into the Amazon to find a legendary library that holds all knowledge of an advanced alien civilization; experts ask if a close encounter on the moon's surface inspired Armstrong's quest.

False teeth, steel safes and maple syrup; more objects are put under the microscope to find out how they were made and where they came from.

Gummies; aluminum cans; fish farming; bronze.

Aluminum pots and pans; artificial limbs; peanut butter; high intensity light bulbs.

Cars; grocery carts; rapid tooling and prototyping; collectible coins.

Rescuing the crew of a sunken submarine; a monster digger; a car that runs on beer.

Kepping a car on the road in a 24 hour race; turning sweet sugar cane into rum.

Farming the world's most expensive food; clay into china; Beckham and Kaka's boots.

Frankfurter; casino security; sniper rifles.

Mike helps New Orleans residents restore, rebuild and revive their city in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

After Neil Armstrong's moonwalk, he leads an expedition into the Amazon to find a legendary library that holds all knowledge of an advanced alien civilization; experts ask if a close encounter on the moon's surface inspired Armstrong's quest.

Ball bearings, electrical wires and automated machines are put under the microscope to see how they were made.

Pre-inked stamps; cranberries; cotton yarn; road signs.

Combination locks; pottery; recreational vehicles.

Front-end loaders; vegetable oil; hand tools; cotton swabs.

With day 60 extraction looming, a hunt goes awry and leads to an all-out jungle search for wounded prey; the team's large-scale raft build could be a crushing waste of time and calories; a survivalist decides this will be their last challenge.

Scrambling from the start, 12 elite survivalists take on their harshest location yet, the sub-freezing Rocky Mountains of Montana.

With Joe on the brink, Ky and Gabby secure the first food win; looking to catch trout, Waz and Jake risk hypothermia to dam a frigid stream; medics must intervene after a fainting spell; a survivalist is forced from the challenge.

Desperate for food, Jake and Waz brave frigid water to build a dam; Gabby takes a risk that could lead to hypothermia.

Ball bearings, electrical wires and automated machines are put under the microscope to see how they were made.

Pre-inked stamps; cranberries; cotton yarn; road signs.

Combination locks; pottery; recreational vehicles.

Front-end loaders; vegetable oil; hand tools; cotton swabs.

With day 60 extraction looming, a hunt goes awry and leads to an all-out jungle search for wounded prey; the team's large-scale raft build could be a crushing waste of time and calories; a survivalist decides this will be their last challenge.

Scrambling from the start, 12 elite survivalists take on their harshest location yet, the sub-freezing Rocky Mountains of Montana.

With Joe on the brink, Ky and Gabby secure the first food win; looking to catch trout, Waz and Jake risk hypothermia to dam a frigid stream; medics must intervene after a fainting spell; a survivalist is forced from the challenge.

Desperate for food, Jake and Waz brave frigid water to build a dam; Gabby takes a risk that could lead to hypothermia.

Ball bearings, electrical wires and automated machines are put under the microscope to see how they were made.

Pre-inked stamps; cranberries; cotton yarn; road signs.

Combination locks; pottery; recreational vehicles.

Front-end loaders; vegetable oil; hand tools; cotton swabs.

Powerboats that can go faster than sports cars; making Swiss watches; creating wallpaper fit for palaces and parliaments.

Navigating a cruise ship under a low bridge; locating Alba's famous white truffles; mining Trinidad's natural asphalt lake.

How a 1700-seat circus tent is set up in 36 hours; turning Japanese maple and mahogany into an electric guitar.

Tsukji; cricket bats; Parcels.

Join the intrepid Mike Rowe as he heads to a farm specializing in making garden pots from cow manure; he them visits California to check out the state's salmon population.

When NASA begins a strange experiment to communicate with dolphins, experts investigate if it's a prelude to making alien contact; some fear that such a discovery could have apocalyptic consequences.

Ball bearings, electrical wires and automated machines are put under the microscope to see how they were made.

Pre-inked stamps; cranberries; cotton yarn; road signs.

Combination locks; pottery; recreational vehicles.

Front-end loaders; vegetable oil; hand tools; cotton swabs.

Powerboats that can go faster than sports cars; making Swiss watches; creating wallpaper fit for palaces and parliaments.

Navigating a cruise ship under a low bridge; locating Alba's famous white truffles; mining Trinidad's natural asphalt lake.

How a 1700-seat circus tent is set up in 36 hours; turning Japanese maple and mahogany into an electric guitar.

Tsukji; cricket bats; Parcels.

Join the intrepid Mike Rowe as he heads to a farm specializing in making garden pots from cow manure; he them visits California to check out the state's salmon population.

When NASA begins a strange experiment to communicate with dolphins, experts investigate if it's a prelude to making alien contact; some fear that such a discovery could have apocalyptic consequences.

Temporary metal fences; asphalt shingles.

Horse-drawn carriages; artificial eyes; cat and dog food.

Yogurt; candles; neon signs; bookbindings.

Prepared mustard; violins; nuts and bolts; toilet paper.

An overnight snowstorm tests the survivalists' will; pushing through foot injuries, Jake scavenges a challenge-changing food win; with Jeremy struggling, Trish needs to step up; heart conditions put Sarah and Joe's challenges at risk.

Wes confronts Sarah about her contributions to the team; a mountain lion stalks the survivalists; Jermaine's trapping efforts are rewarded; Ky taps her primitive skills to treat an injury; Medics are forced to remove a survivalist from the challenge.

Just days before extraction, a grizzly bear mauling leads to a frightening search-and-rescue mission; Montana delivers a ferocious windstorm the night before extraction; Jake's damaged feet have medics looking to pull him from his final challenge.

In a new, bigger challenge, 14 of "Naked and Afraid's" best go head-to-head; big skills and bigger egos clash as bare-handed killer bulent, survival expert Ky, as well as previous competitors.

Temporary metal fences; asphalt shingles.

Horse-drawn carriages; artificial eyes; cat and dog food.

Yogurt; candles; neon signs; bookbindings.

Prepared mustard; violins; nuts and bolts; toilet paper.

An overnight snowstorm tests the survivalists' will; pushing through foot injuries, Jake scavenges a challenge-changing food win; with Jeremy struggling, Trish needs to step up; heart conditions put Sarah and Joe's challenges at risk.

Wes confronts Sarah about her contributions to the team; a mountain lion stalks the survivalists; Jermaine's trapping efforts are rewarded; Ky taps her primitive skills to treat an injury; Medics are forced to remove a survivalist from the challenge.

Just days before extraction, a grizzly bear mauling leads to a frightening search-and-rescue mission; Montana delivers a ferocious windstorm the night before extraction; Jake's damaged feet have medics looking to pull him from his final challenge.

In a new, bigger challenge, 14 of "Naked and Afraid's" best go head-to-head; big skills and bigger egos clash as bare-handed killer bulent, survival expert Ky, as well as previous competitors.

Temporary metal fences; asphalt shingles.

Horse-drawn carriages; artificial eyes; cat and dog food.

Yogurt; candles; neon signs; bookbindings.

Prepared mustard; violins; nuts and bolts; toilet paper.

Creating America's best-selling multi-tool; building the world's fastest racing car; the classic Finnish Aalto vase.

Panama hats; rounding up Florida's escaped pythons; keeping drivers safe in the world's longest tunnel.

How volcanoes help produce the world's best guacamole; building a truck that can cross a swamp; Fiskars scissors.

How traditional Tennessee whiskey is made; how night-vision goggles work; how Finns relax in a 160-degree sauna.

If a massive asteroid collides with Earth, it could end life on the planet as one knows it; new discoveries reveal just how close civilization is to apocalypse and what it would take for the world's leading space agencies to stop it.

Temporary metal fences; asphalt shingles.

Horse-drawn carriages; artificial eyes; cat and dog food.

Yogurt; candles; neon signs; bookbindings.

Prepared mustard; violins; nuts and bolts; toilet paper.

Creating America's best-selling multi-tool; building the world's fastest racing car; the classic Finnish Aalto vase.

Panama hats; rounding up Florida's escaped pythons; keeping drivers safe in the world's longest tunnel.

How volcanoes help produce the world's best guacamole; building a truck that can cross a swamp; Fiskars scissors.

How traditional Tennessee whiskey is made; how night-vision goggles work; how Finns relax in a 160-degree sauna.

If a massive asteroid collides with Earth, it could end life on the planet as one knows it; new discoveries reveal just how close civilization is to apocalypse and what it would take for the world's leading space agencies to stop it.

An investigation into the remote-controlled machines completing tasks too dangerous for human divers; handmade teddy bears; India's favorite cheese.

Chasing a lead, Josh Gates rushes to Poland to join locals opening a secret Nazi tunnel system dug into a dormant volcano; he helps remove the stone wall built by the retreating Germans and enters to see what's been hidden for more than 75 years.

Josh Gates rafts into an abandoned tunnel system to chase art and treasure stolen by the Third Reich; the diary of a high-ranking SS officer leads to a search for tons of stolen gold; Josh searches for a buried Nazi Enigma machine.

Josh Gates heads to the Wild West in search of the hidden loot heisted by infamous lawmen turned criminals, the Dalton Gang; retracing the Gang's last steps and investigating their final, deadly shootout, Josh chases a fortune worth millions today.

Josh Gates goes on a worldwide search for one of aviation's most famous lost planes; just before Lindbergh made history, two rivals attempted a Paris to New York trans-Atlantic flight.

On the trail of the secretive Knights Templar, Josh chases the legendary warriors' lost fortune, including the coveted Holy Grail; in England, Josh digs in to find a Templar buried tunnel then travels to Poland to excavate a rare Templar grave site.

Josh Gates chases the lost fortune of Prohibition's infamous bootlegger Dutch Schultz; Josh dives the murky shore near Dutch's lavish New York mansion and searches the underground bunker that housed his secret distillery.

Josh Gates travels to the Kingdom of Kush to dive the flooded pyramid tomb of a king; the murky water provides zero visibility, and the pyramid is at risk of collapse; the dive could unlock the mystery of a civilization that once conquered Egypt.

The conclusion to Josh Gates' dive into a Kush king's flooded pyramid tomb; Josh scales a mountain to learn how the Kingdom of Kush conquered Egypt and braves the murky waters for one more dive to find the king's mummified remains.

Josh travels to the Holy Land to find a lost city where Jesus performed many miracles and is home to three apostles; while investigating competing sites that claim to be the lost city, Josh reveals an inscription that hasn't been seen in 1,400 years.

Josh finds treasure from the greatest score in pirate history; the most feared pirate of his time, Henry Avery stole a fortune worth more than $100 million today; Josh leaps into the frigid North Atlantic to recover Avery's riches.

Diving into Lake Superior, Josh has brand-new intel that may finally solve a 100-year-old mystery: the resting place of two WW1 minesweepers; on their way to combat German mines in the Atlantic, the warships sank and took the lives of 79 sailors.

Plunging hundreds of feet below ground, Josh explores Spain's treacherous La Garma cave system and finds a floor littered with human remains more than 1,000 years old; Josh's deep dive is a quest for scientific proof of Spain's legendary King Pelayo.

Tackling the most famous prison break of all time, Josh retraces the 1962 Alcatraz escape; new leads take Josh from San Francisco to the jungles of Brazil, where he finds witnesses and evidence that rewrite the FBI's version of the story.

With breakthrough discoveries in Egypt, Josh races to join an active dig of 4,000-year-old tombs; Josh gains exclusive access and uncovers mummies and treasure that could solve the mysterious collapse of ancient Egypt's Old Kingdom.

Investigating the mysterious collapse of Egypt's old kingdom, Josh completes his Saqqara necropolis dig; opening several tombs, Josh finds treasure, clues and haunting remains; testing results may prove they've discovered Egypt's oldest royal mummy.

Josh digs deep into the swamp to hunt the lost fortune of notorious bootleggers and bank robbers the Ashley Gang; Josh needs to retrace the outlaw family's criminal empire, which included a blood feud with the local Florida sheriff.

Looking to answer enduring questions around Moses' existence and the story of Exodus, Josh takes an epic adventure that starts with opening an ancient Egyptian tomb and ends with trekking what could be the true Mount Sinai.

Pushing into remote jungles, Josh investigates one of the 20th century's biggest heists - looting of Cambodian statues worth hundreds of millions; Josh rappels into a crumbling pyramid and digs up a treasure trove of missing monuments.

A clandestine meeting with a Cambodian looter puts Josh on the trail of multi-million-dollar stolen monuments; Josh dives into a murky moat, where he unearths a priceless lost statue and a missing piece of a national treasure.

Josh Gates retraces Moses' steps from the peak of Mount Sinai deep into the Israeli desert; to separate man from myth, Josh dives the Sea of Galilee and investigates what is said to be Moses' tomb.

Josh treks the punishing Donner Pass to uncover how desperate pioneers who were trapped by blizzards in the Sierra Nevada turned to cannibalism; in an unprecedented six-month investigation, Josh retraces the steps of the courageous rescue teams.

Searching a city of the dead, Josh unearths artifacts from the Etruscans who ruled central Italy before being conquered by the Roman Empire; a dig site unearths clues that reveal the Etruscans may have inspired Rome's greatest achievements.

Chasing a lead, Josh Gates rushes to Poland to join locals opening a secret Nazi tunnel system dug into a dormant volcano; he helps remove the stone wall built by the retreating Germans and enters to see what's been hidden for more than 75 years.

Hikers are going missing amid reports of grotesque, human-like creatures prowling Appalachia's Great Smoky Mountains; Phil and Jess venture into the unforgiving wilderness to investigate the truth behind terrifying sightings of feral people.

Horrified locals in southern Iowa are reporting sightings of a mysterious beast that terrorized the town of Van Meter 100 years ago; Phil and Jess are on a mission to unearth clues to what's lurking in the shadows.

Josh sends Phil and Jessica to Bangkok to search for the group behind terrifying warnings of global catastrophes and natural disasters.

Lake Superior's treacherous waters have claimed thousands of lives; after witnesses report ghostly lights and sounds, Phil and Jess dive into an investigation to uncover the truth behind alleged paranormal activity on Michigan's Shipwreck Coast.

Phil and Jess gain unprecedented access to investigate ghostly voices and apparitions in the massive Civil War stronghold, Ft. Morgan; Gulf Coast storms threaten to destroy the 200-year-old fort and the mysteries inside.

Jess and Phil dive deeper into the tragic history of Fort Morgan; haunting bell sounds beyond the Fort's walls trigger a dangerous search in the churning waters off Alabama's coast; "Kindred Spirits'" Amy Bruni and Adam Berry join the investigation.

Phil and Jess probe the science behind a strange phenomena while investigating mysterious objects flying around Mexico's tallest active volcano.

Jess and Phil venture deep into the Ozarks to investigate a mysterious predatory beast; eyewitnesses, surveillance footage and new recordings of bone-chilling howls lead the team to a shocking revelation about the legendary creature.

In the Yucatan, Phil and Jess investigate watery caverns believed to be portals to the Maya underworld; some say angry spirits are to blame for strange lights and bizarre animal behavior, but the sacred cenotes hide secrets darker than any legend.

Josh Gates and his team investigate the realms beyond the unknown.

Phil and Jess search whitewater rapids and a frigid Alaskan lake for a legendary beast that's now the target of serious scientific inquiry.

Phil tracks what could be an unknown species, while Jess hunts for evidence that a legendary creature is nearby.

Hikers are going missing amid reports of grotesque, human-like creatures prowling Appalachia's Great Smoky Mountains; Phil and Jess venture into the unforgiving wilderness to investigate the truth behind terrifying sightings of feral people.

Horrified locals in southern Iowa are reporting sightings of a mysterious beast that terrorized the town of Van Meter 100 years ago; Phil and Jess are on a mission to unearth clues to what's lurking in the shadows.

Josh sends Phil and Jessica to Bangkok to search for the group behind terrifying warnings of global catastrophes and natural disasters.

Lake Superior's treacherous waters have claimed thousands of lives; after witnesses report ghostly lights and sounds, Phil and Jess dive into an investigation to uncover the truth behind alleged paranormal activity on Michigan's Shipwreck Coast.

Phil and Jess gain unprecedented access to investigate ghostly voices and apparitions in the massive Civil War stronghold, Ft. Morgan; Gulf Coast storms threaten to destroy the 200-year-old fort and the mysteries inside.

Jess and Phil dive deeper into the tragic history of Fort Morgan; haunting bell sounds beyond the Fort's walls trigger a dangerous search in the churning waters off Alabama's coast; "Kindred Spirits'" Amy Bruni and Adam Berry join the investigation.

Jess and Phil venture into the deadly waters around Andros Island to investigate the suspected presence of a sea monster, but they find something far more shocking.

Phil and Jess probe the science behind a strange phenomena while investigating mysterious objects flying around Mexico's tallest active volcano.

Jess and Phil venture deep into the Ozarks to investigate a mysterious predatory beast; eyewitnesses, surveillance footage and new recordings of bone-chilling howls lead the team to a shocking revelation about the legendary creature.

In the Yucatan, Phil and Jess investigate watery caverns believed to be portals to the Maya underworld; some say angry spirits are to blame for strange lights and bizarre animal behavior, but the sacred cenotes hide secrets darker than any legend.

Josh Gates and his team investigate the realms beyond the unknown.

Phil and Jess search whitewater rapids and a frigid Alaskan lake for a legendary beast that's now the target of serious scientific inquiry.

Go beneath the surface to understand forest fires, car exhaust and the space station.

Turning the family car into a rally car; titanium and letters.

Secrets behind nuclear submarines; crash-test dummies; growing fruits and vegetables.

The world's largest land-mining machine; how airboats are built; warehouse for car parts.

How black boxes survive an airplane crash; transporting giant steam turbines; making fireproof suits for race-car drivers.

The Blue Angels, the U.S. Navy's flight demonstration squadron; an indoor ski slope located in one of the world's hottest deserts; turning fresh fish into sushi.

Turning garbage from a St. Patrick's Day parade into energy to power New York City; turning luxury cars into sports cars; Damascus Steel.

Cowboy hats; deep-sea diving; in-flight catering.

How they stop planes from icing up in cold weather; how clay is used to keep glossy magazines looking sharp; making a 200km-per-hour electric car.

Feeding 3,600 guests at one of the world's largest hotels; the use of lasers; building a golf course in the middle of a Dubai desert.

Drilling through a mile of solid rock; producing fresh orange juice all year round; bending glass.

Servicing jumbo jets; creating nuclear power; building pianos.

Creating artificial reefs; earthquake-proof buildings; running cars on rocket fuel.

G-Suits stop pilots from blacking out in flight; smart grid; tracking and stopping a stolen car.

Designing assembly lines; sealing wine bottles; removing salt from sea water.

Designing airplane parachutes; solar power; sunglasses.

Blasting through rocks; mapping Earth; providing flowers year round.

Working in 600-degree heat; making champagne; expanding a port.

Manufacturing propellers; intelligent cars; turning metal into magnets.

How to maintain the world's biggest aquarium;, how to grow precious stones; building a Bentley.

Creating expensive perfumes, the recycling solution to solve Singapore's waste and overcrowding problems; making batteries.

Dirt is used for stainless steel; luxury limousines are lengthened to make a smooth ride; koalas' favorite snack is turned into office stationary.

Go beneath the surface to understand forest fires, car exhaust and the space station.

Turning the family car into a rally car; titanium and letters.

Secrets behind nuclear submarines; crash-test dummies; growing fruits and vegetables.

The world's largest land-mining machine; how airboats are built; warehouse for car parts.

How black boxes survive an airplane crash; transporting giant steam turbines; making fireproof suits for race-car drivers.

Drilling through a mile of solid rock; producing fresh orange juice all year round; bending glass.

Servicing jumbo jets; creating nuclear power; building pianos.

Creating artificial reefs; earthquake-proof buildings; running cars on rocket fuel.

G-Suits stop pilots from blacking out in flight; smart grid; tracking and stopping a stolen car.

Designing assembly lines; sealing wine bottles; removing salt from sea water.

Designing airplane parachutes; solar power; sunglasses.

Blasting through rocks; mapping Earth; providing flowers year round.

Working in 600-degree heat; making champagne; expanding a port.

Manufacturing propellers; intelligent cars; turning metal into magnets.

How to maintain the world's biggest aquarium;, how to grow precious stones; building a Bentley.

Creating expensive perfumes, the recycling solution to solve Singapore's waste and overcrowding problems; making batteries.

Dirt is used for stainless steel; luxury limousines are lengthened to make a smooth ride; koalas' favorite snack is turned into office stationary.

Making military helicopters; metro systems; engineering artificial reefs.

How Japanese master chefs prepare the extremely poisonous puffer fish; freight trains; how Scots weave over 700 types of tartan for kilts.

Bowling balls; tower bridge; Gummy Bears.

Navy scout; Tabasco; decaf coffee.

A 700-hundred-year-old tree is made into a two-ton Japanese drum; how a factory produces thousands of cars and stays green; how Italians make pasta.

New York's Rikers Island prison; how the famous Royal Mail mail boxes are made; turning fruit into jam.

How Swiss cheese gets its holes; restoring a classic battle tank; robotic librarians run one of the world's biggest book collections.

How an oyster grows a perfect pearl; how they put the twist in classic Pennsylvania pretzels; how they build Venice's traditional gondolas.

Making playing cards that can defeat a cheat; brewing more than a billion bottles of lager a year; the world's most luxurious private jets.

CNC assembly machines; lemon tarts; miniature war figures.

Chemical tank pressure vents; candy wafers; food trucks; traditional ropes.

Graphene; world's smallest car; force testers; composite cans.

LED tubes; chocolate peanut butter bars; robotic medication dispensers.

Commercial drones; aquarium fish; runway cleaners.

Mortars and pestles; bowling lane conditioners; crematories.

Wooden matches; tillage machines; telescopic gangways.

Mosquito coils; solar assist tricycles; palm oil.

Wood toys; retro toasters; laboratory furnaces.

Combination squares; farmed shrimp; ball valves.

How classic car gauges, chocolate marble cake, ghillie kettles and rubber gloves are made.

How Chinese-style furniture, electrical switches and Thai fish sauce are made.

The making of race car oil tanks; plaster mouldings; lemongrass oil.

Coconut charcoal; dial indicators; wet downdraft tables; bassoon reeds.

Pasta dies; blueberries; composting toilets; surge arresters.

Learning how angle grinders, berry baskets and omnidirectional speakers are made.

Cartridge blades; chocolate banana loaves; vending machines; dive computers.

How ultra-thin glass, pallet dismantling machines, cupcakes, and seamless stainless steel tubes are made.

Learning how potash, leather bracelets and wild rice are made.

Learning how metal nail files, birch bark canoes and cruiser boat hardtops are made.

The making of macarons, pine needle baskets and micrometers.

Examining how endoscopes, megaphones and uranium are made.

How hollow disk pumps, palm sugar, and yachts are made.

How collagen, digital-to-analog converters, wood mouldings and plier staplers are made.

How Thai barbecues, diving masks and fins, and bassoons are made.

How wood utensils, refrigeration units, moccasins and impact drills are made.

CNC assembly machines; lemon tarts; miniature war figures.

Chemical tank pressure vents; candy wafers; food trucks; traditional ropes.

Graphene; world's smallest car; force testers; composite cans.

LED tubes; chocolate peanut butter bars; robotic medication dispensers.

Commercial drones; aquarium fish; runway cleaners.

Mortars and pestles; bowling lane conditioners; crematories.

Wooden matches; tillage machines; telescopic gangways.

Mosquito coils; solar assist tricycles; palm oil.

Wood toys; retro toasters; laboratory furnaces.

Combination squares; farmed shrimp; ball valves.

Coconut charcoal; dial indicators; wet downdraft tables; bassoon reeds.

Pasta dies; blueberries; composting toilets; surge arresters.

Learning how angle grinders, berry baskets and omnidirectional speakers are made.

Cartridge blades; chocolate banana loaves; vending machines; dive computers.

How ultra-thin glass, pallet dismantling machines, cupcakes, and seamless stainless steel tubes are made.

Learning how potash, leather bracelets and wild rice are made.

Learning how metal nail files, birch bark canoes and cruiser boat hardtops are made.

The making of macarons, pine needle baskets and micrometers.

Examining how endoscopes, megaphones and uranium are made.

How hollow disk pumps, palm sugar, and yachts are made.

How collagen, digital-to-analog converters, wood mouldings and plier staplers are made.

How Thai barbecues, diving masks and fins, and bassoons are made.

How roulette wheels are made; making the world's purest olive oil; transforming a rusty wreck into a classic Batmobile.

Defusing thousands of World War II land mines; making crisp tasting cider; clearing undergrowth with a thin strip of nylon wire.

How accordions are built; how wasabi is made; how they produce a duck call that can trick birds.

How they build and design Japanese toilets; use remote control helicopters to catch smugglers; make a steel drill that can cut concrete.

Rescuing the crew of a sunken submarine; a monster digger; a car that runs on beer.

Kepping a car on the road in a 24 hour race; turning sweet sugar cane into rum.

Farming the world's most expensive food; clay into china; Beckham and Kaka's boots.

Frankfurter; casino security; sniper rifles.

Powerboats that can go faster than sports cars; making Swiss watches; creating wallpaper fit for palaces and parliaments.

Navigating a cruise ship under a low bridge; locating Alba's famous white truffles; mining Trinidad's natural asphalt lake.

How a 1700-seat circus tent is set up in 36 hours; turning Japanese maple and mahogany into an electric guitar.

Tsukji; cricket bats; Parcels.

Creating America's best-selling multi-tool; building the world's fastest racing car; the classic Finnish Aalto vase.

Panama hats; rounding up Florida's escaped pythons; keeping drivers safe in the world's longest tunnel.

How volcanoes help produce the world's best guacamole; building a truck that can cross a swamp; Fiskars scissors.

How traditional Tennessee whiskey is made; how night-vision goggles work; how Finns relax in a 160-degree sauna.

How a working miniature airport is built; designing a house to survive a hurricane; growing rhubarb in the dark.

Building a modern fighter jet; Belgium's Trappist monks make the world's finest beers; America's best performing SUV.

Making footballs for the National Football League; how mussels are farmed; designing the ultimate fighter pilot's helmet.

How billions of bees produce a million tons of California almonds; clearing snow to keep Norway's planes flying; removing the toughest stains.

Making a cable strong enough to hold a bridge; modern hunters use medieval weapons; how stores determine the right sizes and colors to have in stock.

Building the world's most powerful trucks; solving crimes using the world's largest DNA database; making cheese with paraffin.

Crafting the finest classical guitars; how climbers keep the blades turning on a 100-meter wind turbine; making America's ultimate mowing machine.

Building a liferaft that will hold 150 people; golfers improve their shots with mind control; designing Jubilee postage stamps.

A drink made from cactus; New York City uses steam; making soft ice cream.

How stuntmen survive a day of being knocked down and beaten up; how they make a watercraft that can swim like a dolphin; how they mine precious amber.

Making and testing tennis balls; the ultimate surround sound home cinema system; supplying New York with the finest steaks.

How to turn trees into clothing and cloth; how to make English snuff; how to make fizzy drinks.

How to connect a billion people across the world; using grass to make vodka; building the world's most expensive cable car.

A skydiving suit that makes a man fly; making the world's smelliest food; turning weeds into walls.

How to turn rubber into chewing gum; making a fish hook to catch a shark; building the models at the world's largest Legoland.

How do they grow the world's favorite ice cream flavor; build the anchors for the world's largest ships; produce 12 million lighters a year.

How they make opal; stunt planes; and nougat.

How do they make toilet paper; absinthe; and cricket balls.

Locomotives; Clotted Cream; Boomerangs.

Sardines; Scooters; Erector Sets.

How lush green salad is cultivated on scorching desert plains; how rigging for ships is made; how life-saving insulin is produced from a loaf of bread.

Plane Painting; Clogs; Pasties.

Paris sewers; beretta; cotton.

Bells; hurricane clean up; dates.

World-famous Russian nesting dolls are carved from tree trunks.

Find out how ball-bearings are manufactured, what goes into cartoonist's ink and how false eyes are made.

Saffron; Ice Roads; Shelby.

Titan tires; espresso; diamond cutting.

Lion dance; tunnel; super sopper.

Chinamax; Russian standard; abalone.

Finding out how wrecker trucks are built; how Roquefort cheese is produced; how trees are transported.

How they make pistachios; what is the Forbidden City; producing radars.

Skateboard wheels; baklava and galaktoboureko; CO2 scrubbers; honeycomb candles.

Everyday items go under the microscope, including kimchi, drum crushers and traditional parquet floors.

Examining how wood watches, mechanical sensors and raw pet food are made.

How thermoplastic fire helmets, basketry sculptures and coffee roasters are made.

Discovering how office chairs, vinobrew and reconditioned sander drums are made.

Following how fireplace bellows, calissons and recreational watercraft are made.

How artist brushes, DEF tank heaters and game tables are made.

How foosball tables, Marseille soap and Laguiole pocket knives are made.

How flying water bikes, paint and cinnamon cordial are made.

How berets, pastis and stationary bikes are made.

Exploring how steel bistro furniture, letterpress printing and bamboo ceramic are made.

Technological corks; zinc gutters; traditional ham; chisteras.

Pentanque ball; biologic medicines; asphalt pavers; basques espadrilles.

Leather basketballs; flood gates; wood panel canvases; shoelaces.

Power steering pumps; Asian bowl meals; walking canes.

Lab extractors; custom-made chandeliers; power trainers; coffee pods.

Witness samples; pressure washers; beehives; cast iron cookers.

Leather sculptures; travel hot plates; ochre; hurdy gurdies.

Recycled skateboard guitars; solar street lights; dolls.

Recycled skateboard guitars; solar street lights; dolls.

Glass sculptures; racing pulley systems; inductors; medicine balls.

Fish rubbings; clay shooting machines; almonds; high-end motorcycles.

Throttle bodies; limestone fireplace mantels; candied fruit; linen ukuleles.

Rubber balls; motion chairs; Montreal smoked meat; motorized scooters.

Aerospace fasteners; cactus pear puree; lab reactors.

Wall beds; sundae cups; digital paintings; badminton rackets.

Skateboard wheels; baklava and galaktoboureko; CO2 scrubbers; honeycomb candles.

Everyday items go under the microscope, including kimchi, drum crushers and traditional parquet floors.

Examining how wood watches, mechanical sensors and raw pet food are made.

How thermoplastic fire helmets, basketry sculptures and coffee roasters are made.

Discovering how office chairs, vinobrew and reconditioned sander drums are made.

Following how fireplace bellows, calissons and recreational watercraft are made.

How artist brushes, DEF tank heaters and game tables are made.

How foosball tables, Marseille soap and Laguiole pocket knives are made.

How flying water bikes, paint and cinnamon cordial are made.

How berets, pastis and stationary bikes are made.

Leather basketballs; flood gates; wood panel canvases; shoelaces.

Power steering pumps; Asian bowl meals; walking canes.

Lab extractors; custom-made chandeliers; power trainers; coffee pods.

Witness samples; pressure washers; beehives; cast iron cookers.

Leather sculptures; travel hot plates; ochre; hurdy gurdies.

Recycled skateboard guitars; solar street lights; dolls.

Recycled skateboard guitars; solar street lights; dolls.

Glass sculptures; racing pulley systems; inductors; medicine balls.

Fish rubbings; clay shooting machines; almonds; high-end motorcycles.

Throttle bodies; limestone fireplace mantels; candied fruit; linen ukuleles.

Rubber balls; motion chairs; Montreal smoked meat; motorized scooters.

Aerospace fasteners; cactus pear puree; lab reactors.

Marble; mahjong; escape slides.

Finding out how products are manufactured around the world; this episode features information on Kamaz trucks, products for the hair, and the Canton Tower.

Civet coffee; Petersburg Metro; chip maker.

Leather; grand canal; flyboard.

Parmesan; runways; reclining chairs.

Carpets; skiis; Niagara power.

Nori; beer bottles; shark deterrents.

Brass; ice patrol; penjing.

Racing bikes; stunt pilots; oil well.

Bagels; racing tires; liuli glass.

Trash collecting in Venice; Australian sheepskin boots; pond algae as a health supplement.

Turkish delight; silver; sunscreen.

Canvas; stinky tofu; bottle recycling.

Beekeeping; trikes; body armour.

How do they mine the mineral that's an essential ingredient in glass cookware? How do they keep cash safe inside an ATM? And, how do they build a hyper-car out of sheets of cloth?

Aquavit; motorcycle leathers; cathedral.

Dock cranes; plastic bags; baubles.

Balsamic vinegar; drysuits; stunte plane.

Steel; wool; kiteboards.

Mattresses; aircraft seats; bras.

Plaster; awards; special forces plane.

How car windows are made to keep out wind, rain, stones, thieves, noise and harmful UV rays; how the gloss is put on the perfect shade of lipstick.

How they make George Washington's favorite tipple; crashing test aircraft seats without crashing a plane; producing billions of batteries a year.

Nickel, locks and bubble tea.

Building the world's most advanced heavy lift plane; making boots that stay supple even when it's frozen solid; keeping store shelves stocked with ripe yellow bananas.

Turning Canadian red cedar into miles of timber cladding; handcrafting Spain's famous painted tiles; making five million jaffa cakes a day.