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Leeds: Tim Dunn explores the birthplace of British locomotive manufacturing - Leeds, starting at the Round Foundry. S4 Ep9

Hull: Tim Dunn explores beautiful Hull Paragon station and finds out how Royal Leamington Spa got a wonderful art deco station. S4 Ep10

Chateau de Fontainebleau: The Chateau de Fontainebleau in France, which began life as a medieval castle in the 12th century before being turned into a renaissance palace in the 1500s. S1 Ep7

Peles Castle: A visit to Peles Castle in Romania, which was built in a medieval style in 1914 but is filled with modern technological innovations, including a hydro-electric power plant. S1 Ep8

Royal Palace of Stockholm: The Royal Palace of Stockholm, constructed on the site of a former castle called Tre Kronor, has been the official residence of the monarchy for over 250 years. S1 Ep9

Lukshmi Villas Palace: Behind the scenes of Lukshmi Villas Palace in India, which was built for the Maharaja of Baroda in 1890 and remains the home of the royal family to this day. S1 Ep10

Leeds: Tim Dunn explores the birthplace of British locomotive manufacturing - Leeds, starting at the Round Foundry. S4 Ep9

Hull: Tim Dunn explores beautiful Hull Paragon station and finds out how Royal Leamington Spa got a wonderful art deco station. S4 Ep10

Defender: Aircraft restoration expert Mark Masters and his son James rebuild a 1943 US Army Aeronca Defender liaison plane for its German owner. S1 Ep4

Piper Cub: A group of amateur pilots find their light plane has a glorious war record - and launch an ambitious project to rebuild the Piper Cub and restore its military markings. S1 Ep5

L39 Jet: At St Athan in Wales, engineer John Sparks and his team of ex-Navy and RAF engineers begin the task of reassembling the Czech-built jet from nine parts delivered by lorry. S1 Ep6

Tokyo: Anthony has travelled to Tokyo countless times, but on this trip he is in search of the city's dark, extreme, and bizarrely fetishistic underside in a country - Japan - that is a paradox. S2 Ep

Detroit: Anthony Bourdain explores the dramatic economic rise and fall of Detroit as he looks upon the past at the Packard Plant, the current urban decay, and the promise of the future. S2 Ep8

Chateau de Fontainebleau: The Chateau de Fontainebleau in France, which began life as a medieval castle in the 12th century before being turned into a renaissance palace in the 1500s. S1 Ep7

Peles Castle: A visit to Peles Castle in Romania, which was built in a medieval style in 1914 but is filled with modern technological innovations, including a hydro-electric power plant. S1 Ep8

Leeds: Tim Dunn explores the birthplace of British locomotive manufacturing - Leeds, starting at the Round Foundry. S4 Ep9

Hull: Tim Dunn explores beautiful Hull Paragon station and finds out how Royal Leamington Spa got a wonderful art deco station. S4 Ep10

Curious Cures: David Attenborough examines more creatures that have fascinated us for centuries. A look at some species with remarkable healing properties. S3 Ep5

Shopping from Home.

Arctic: Frozen Frontier: Steve and his team of explorers head to Greenland in the Arctic. Kayaking the world's largest fjord, they dodge giant icebergs and hungry polar bears. S1 Ep7

Mexico: Maya Underworlds: Steve heads into Yucatan, Mexico, on the trail of the ancient Maya. Uncovering secrets and artefacts, they push far into the underworld of the Maya. S1 Ep8

Arctic: Ice Mountain: Steve leads a team on a mission to climb a remote mountain in the Stauning Alps of Greenland, crossing a vast river and skiing across a glacier. S1 Ep9

Mexico: Flooded Caves: Steve leads a team into the largest unexplored cave network on Earth. Below the jungles of Mexico, they push further and deeper than anyone has gone before. S1 Ep10

Kamchatka: Steve and a team of world-class kayakers head to Kamchatka to take on white-water in a bid to explore a wilderness packed with more brown bears than anywhere else. S2 Ep1

Saudi Arabia: Steve joins forces with ropes expert Aldo Kane and Saudi Arabian geologists Mahmoud Al-Shanti and Hala Alwagdani to search for the longest lava tube in Arabia. S2 Ep2

Arctic: Frozen Frontier: Steve and his team of explorers head to Greenland in the Arctic. Kayaking the world's largest fjord, they dodge giant icebergs and hungry polar bears. S1 Ep7

Mexico: Maya Underworlds: Steve heads into Yucatan, Mexico, on the trail of the ancient Maya. Uncovering secrets and artefacts, they push far into the underworld of the Maya. S1 Ep8

Arctic: Ice Mountain: Steve leads a team on a mission to climb a remote mountain in the Stauning Alps of Greenland, crossing a vast river and skiing across a glacier. S1 Ep9

Mexico: Flooded Caves: Steve leads a team into the largest unexplored cave network on Earth. Below the jungles of Mexico, they push further and deeper than anyone has gone before. S1 Ep10

Kamchatka: Steve and a team of world-class kayakers head to Kamchatka to take on white-water in a bid to explore a wilderness packed with more brown bears than anywhere else. S2 Ep1

Saudi Arabia: Steve joins forces with ropes expert Aldo Kane and Saudi Arabian geologists Mahmoud Al-Shanti and Hala Alwagdani to search for the longest lava tube in Arabia. S2 Ep2

Arctic: Frozen Frontier: Steve and his team of explorers head to Greenland in the Arctic. Kayaking the world's largest fjord, they dodge giant icebergs and hungry polar bears. S1 Ep7

Mexico: Maya Underworlds: Steve heads into Yucatan, Mexico, on the trail of the ancient Maya. Uncovering secrets and artefacts, they push far into the underworld of the Maya. S1 Ep8

Arctic: Ice Mountain: Steve leads a team on a mission to climb a remote mountain in the Stauning Alps of Greenland, crossing a vast river and skiing across a glacier. S1 Ep9

Punjab, India: Anthony Bourdain dives into the ever-changing state of Punjab with a trip to Amritsar, sampling cuisine at a roadside restaurant. S3 Ep1

Las Vegas: Anthony Bourdain pals up with food author Michael Ruhlman as they visit the Huntridge Tavern and Jose Andres' restaurant. S3 Ep2

Mexico: Flooded Caves: Steve leads a team into the largest unexplored cave network on Earth. Below the jungles of Mexico, they push further and deeper than anyone has gone before. S1 Ep10

Kamchatka: Steve and a team of world-class kayakers head to Kamchatka to take on white-water in a bid to explore a wilderness packed with more brown bears than anywhere else. S2 Ep1

Saudi Arabia: Steve joins forces with ropes expert Aldo Kane and Saudi Arabian geologists Mahmoud Al-Shanti and Hala Alwagdani to search for the longest lava tube in Arabia. S2 Ep2

Arctic: Frozen Frontier: Steve and his team of explorers head to Greenland in the Arctic. Kayaking the world's largest fjord, they dodge giant icebergs and hungry polar bears. S1 Ep7

Remarkable Regeneration: David Attenborough examines creatures that have fascinated us for centuries. A look at some species with remarkable regenerative powers. S3 Ep6

Shopping from Home.

London's Super Sewer: A multibillion-pound 32km super sewer under the streets of London, an early sewer system at the Palace of Knossos and a piece of tunnel boring equipment from the past. S5 Ep1

Bluewaters Island: A vast new island in the seas off Dubai, which has been created to house the world's biggest observation wheel - twice the size of the London Eye. S5 Ep2

Whistler: The construction of Whistler on the Canadian Pacific seaboard, a remote ski resort whose creation was made possible with record-breaking engineering equipment. S5 Ep3

Seattle's Floating Bridge: A floating bridge in Seattle, one of the longest in the world, intended to connect the growing suburb of Bellevue with the high-tech downtown heart of the city. S5 Ep4

Boka Vanguard: The Boka Vanguard, the planet's largest heavy lift ship, capable of carrying the Eiffel Tower and the Statue of Liberty at the same time. S5 Ep5

NATO's AWACs: Nato's Airborne Warning and Control System, a cutting-edge aircraft that enables pilots to spot hostile intrusion as they protect state borders of the countries in the alliance. S5 Ep6

London's Super Sewer: A multibillion-pound 32km super sewer under the streets of London, an early sewer system at the Palace of Knossos and a piece of tunnel boring equipment from the past. S5 Ep1

Bluewaters Island: A vast new island in the seas off Dubai, which has been created to house the world's biggest observation wheel - twice the size of the London Eye. S5 Ep2

Whistler: The construction of Whistler on the Canadian Pacific seaboard, a remote ski resort whose creation was made possible with record-breaking engineering equipment. S5 Ep3

Seattle's Floating Bridge: A floating bridge in Seattle, one of the longest in the world, intended to connect the growing suburb of Bellevue with the high-tech downtown heart of the city. S5 Ep4

Boka Vanguard: The Boka Vanguard, the planet's largest heavy lift ship, capable of carrying the Eiffel Tower and the Statue of Liberty at the same time. S5 Ep5

NATO's AWACs: Nato's Airborne Warning and Control System, a cutting-edge aircraft that enables pilots to spot hostile intrusion as they protect state borders of the countries in the alliance. S5 Ep6

London's Super Sewer: A multibillion-pound 32km super sewer under the streets of London, an early sewer system at the Palace of Knossos and a piece of tunnel boring equipment from the past. S5 Ep1

Bluewaters Island: A vast new island in the seas off Dubai, which has been created to house the world's biggest observation wheel - twice the size of the London Eye. S5 Ep2

Whistler: The construction of Whistler on the Canadian Pacific seaboard, a remote ski resort whose creation was made possible with record-breaking engineering equipment. S5 Ep3