Discovery Science (Canada) HDTV (SCIEN)

Grapples; dog sleds; athletic shoes; flavorings. (Repeat).

Sushi; retractable cords; wood-frame sports cars. (Repeat).

French horns; soy sauce; leather wallets; children's ride-on cars. (Repeat).

Glass paperweights; road salt; car doors; nutcrackers. (Repeat).

Instant attraction gives way to unforgiving conditions on a Nicaraguan island teeming with bull sharks and big cats. As the struggle to survive hits a low point a brutal flood threatens to wipe out the camp and all chances of survival. (Repeat).

One survivalist suffers from a third-degree sunburn, while another's life is threatened by an illness. (Repeat).

Surrounded by aggressive and territorial black bears day and night, two survivalists must compete against the apex predators for resources in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. (Repeat).

Grapples; dog sleds; athletic shoes; flavorings. (Repeat).

Sushi; retractable cords; wood-frame sports cars. (Repeat).

French horns; soy sauce; leather wallets; children's ride-on cars. (Repeat).

Glass paperweights; road salt; car doors; nutcrackers. (Repeat).

How the sitar is made; the origins of India's a favorite South African snack; and how monster bulldozers are produced. (Repeat).

How fedora hats and cement are made. Also: freezing fresh peas in less than three hours. (Repeat).

A mohair exchange in South Africa; the James Bond-inspired quad bike; and harps. (Repeat).

How South Africa's famous red bush tea is produced; how luggage makes it to the correct plane; and how hairbrushes are made for royalty. (Repeat).

Mike helps with a survey of the salmon population in a California river and makes gardening pots out of cow pies. Also: Mike checks the mail bag and answers a question about a segment in which he was bitten by a snake.

A man eats a red-hot coal; and a robot solves a Rubik's Cube in a second. Also: a freaky creature with a glowing beak. (Repeat).

Grapples; dog sleds; athletic shoes; flavorings. (Repeat).

Sushi; retractable cords; wood-frame sports cars. (Repeat).

French horns; soy sauce; leather wallets; children's ride-on cars. (Repeat).

Glass paperweights; road salt; car doors; nutcrackers. (Repeat).

How the sitar is made; the origins of India's a favorite South African snack; and how monster bulldozers are produced. (Repeat).

How fedora hats and cement are made. Also: freezing fresh peas in less than three hours. (Repeat).

A mohair exchange in South Africa; the James Bond-inspired quad bike; and harps. (Repeat).

How South Africa's famous red bush tea is produced; how luggage makes it to the correct plane; and how hairbrushes are made for royalty. (Repeat).

Mike helps with a survey of the salmon population in a California river and makes gardening pots out of cow pies. Also: Mike checks the mail bag and answers a question about a segment in which he was bitten by a snake.

A man eats a red-hot coal; and a robot solves a Rubik's Cube in a second. Also: a freaky creature with a glowing beak. (Repeat).

Black pudding; straight razors; steering wheels; inorganic pigments. (Repeat).

Biodiesel; clotheshangers; stone-wool insulation; cast-iron cookware. (Repeat).

Locomotives; clothespins; needles and pins; architectural moldings. (Repeat).

Fish food; motor homes; filigree glass. (Repeat).

Deadly creatures surround the survivalists in sun-scorched Brazil; and just days into their challenge, a standoff with a poisonous Fer-de-lance snake threatens to send both survivalists home. (Repeat).

Torrential downpours and brutal wind storms push two starving survivalists to their breaking points in the Honduran jungle. (Repeat).

Two superfans take on the Nicaraguan jungle to survive for 14 days with no food, water or clothes. They must overcome challenges, like freak injuries and thorny plants, and put their skills to the test to survive the jungle terrain.

Five Naked and Afraid All-Stars must survive exclusively on what the ocean provides for fourteen days, as they are stranded on a barren island in the middle of shark-infested waters. (Repeat).

Locomotives; clothespins; needles and pins; architectural moldings. (Repeat).

Fish food; motor homes; filigree glass. (Repeat).

Deadly creatures surround the survivalists in sun-scorched Brazil; and just days into their challenge, a standoff with a poisonous Fer-de-lance snake threatens to send both survivalists home. (Repeat).

Torrential downpours and brutal wind storms push two starving survivalists to their breaking points in the Honduran jungle. (Repeat).

Two superfans take on the Nicaraguan jungle to survive for 14 days with no food, water or clothes. They must overcome challenges, like freak injuries and thorny plants, and put their skills to the test to survive the jungle terrain.

Five Naked and Afraid All-Stars must survive exclusively on what the ocean provides for fourteen days, as they are stranded on a barren island in the middle of shark-infested waters. (Repeat).

Locomotives; clothespins; needles and pins; architectural moldings. (Repeat).

Fish food; motor homes; filigree glass. (Repeat).

How fraud-proof credit cards are made; how hot lunches are delivered to Mumbai workers; and how a thousand-ton ship is hoisted hundreds of feet into the air. (Repeat).

How electricity is delivered in London. Also: using NASA technology to make a perfect pizza in minutes; and turning pine trees into playhouses. (Repeat).

Scottish manufacturers use pedal power to weave a high-demand fabric for catwalks throughout the world; an Italian company leads the turnaround of the turntable; and an Icelandic delicacy has a fishy tale to becoming edible.

Humble horsehair is turned into a bed fit for royalty, a 20-million-dollar, space-faring picnic basket keeps astronauts fed and watered for months at a time and subterranean salad is grown in a World War II bomb shelter below London's busy streets.

Mike joins forces with a master-cooper, or in laymen's terms, a barrel maker. Mike also teams up with some mule loggers.

Two astronauts are trapped in the vacuum of space; the first close up images of Pluto reveal an alien landscape; and residents of Houston ponder unidentified flying lights above their city. (Repeat).

Black pudding; straight razors; steering wheels; inorganic pigments. (Repeat).

Biodiesel; clotheshangers; stone-wool insulation; cast-iron cookware. (Repeat).

Locomotives; clothespins; needles and pins; architectural moldings. (Repeat).

Fish food; motor homes; filigree glass. (Repeat).

How fraud-proof credit cards are made; how hot lunches are delivered to Mumbai workers; and how a thousand-ton ship is hoisted hundreds of feet into the air. (Repeat).

How electricity is delivered in London. Also: using NASA technology to make a perfect pizza in minutes; and turning pine trees into playhouses. (Repeat).

Scottish manufacturers use pedal power to weave a high-demand fabric for catwalks throughout the world; an Italian company leads the turnaround of the turntable; and an Icelandic delicacy has a fishy tale to becoming edible.

Humble horsehair is turned into a bed fit for royalty, a 20-million-dollar, space-faring picnic basket keeps astronauts fed and watered for months at a time and subterranean salad is grown in a World War II bomb shelter below London's busy streets.

Mike joins forces with a master-cooper, or in laymen's terms, a barrel maker. Mike also teams up with some mule loggers.

Two astronauts are trapped in the vacuum of space; the first close up images of Pluto reveal an alien landscape; and residents of Houston ponder unidentified flying lights above their city. (Repeat).

Walking sticks; ketchup; surgical instruments; double-decker buses. (Repeat).

Metal snare drums; audio vacuum tubes; light bars; wooden model aircraft. (Repeat).

Hydraulic cylinders; kitchen accessories; central vacuums. (Repeat).

NASCAR engines; clay liquor jugs; poultry deli meats. (Repeat).

A dangerous burn and clashing survival strategies plague survivalists Angela and Steven in the jungles of Panama. (Repeat).

Spiders, botflies, mosquitos, and other bugs and insects are often an unexpected threat that takes down survivalists.

Survivalists Angela and Chad fight the elements and each other as they look for double redemption in South Africa. They are stalked by aggressive leopards and unable to get fire for protection. (Repeat).

Surviving 21 days Naked in the wilderness leads to weird and awkward moments. From bizarre pre-challenge prep and mortifying naked intros, to night-time cuddling gone wrong and learning wildlife bathroom routines the hard way, Naked and Afraid gets weird (Repeat).

Walking sticks; ketchup; surgical instruments; double-decker buses. (Repeat).

Metal snare drums; audio vacuum tubes; light bars; wooden model aircraft. (Repeat).

Hydraulic cylinders; kitchen accessories; central vacuums. (Repeat).

NASCAR engines; clay liquor jugs; poultry deli meats. (Repeat).

A dangerous burn and clashing survival strategies plague survivalists Angela and Steven in the jungles of Panama. (Repeat).

Spiders, botflies, mosquitos, and other bugs and insects are often an unexpected threat that takes down survivalists.

Survivalists Angela and Chad fight the elements and each other as they look for double redemption in South Africa. They are stalked by aggressive leopards and unable to get fire for protection. (Repeat).

Surviving 21 days Naked in the wilderness leads to weird and awkward moments. From bizarre pre-challenge prep and mortifying naked intros, to night-time cuddling gone wrong and learning wildlife bathroom routines the hard way, Naked and Afraid gets weird (Repeat).

Walking sticks; ketchup; surgical instruments; double-decker buses. (Repeat).

Metal snare drums; audio vacuum tubes; light bars; wooden model aircraft. (Repeat).

Hydraulic cylinders; kitchen accessories; central vacuums. (Repeat).

NASCAR engines; clay liquor jugs; poultry deli meats. (Repeat).

An Italian manufacturer makes a hat with enough flair for Hollywood's biggest stars; a low-fat, Icelandic dairy dish is set on conquering the world; and a British company is engineering the ultimate commuter companion.

Manufacturers give a behind-the-scenes look at the chart-topping, six-string star of rock and roll, the motorsports secrets to racing around the clock with a road car turned endurance racer and the popular seafood spread made from cod roe.

Engineers look at Pisa's gravity-defying tower that has been tipping for 800 years; a lucky duck is unharmed while its down is used in the world's most expensive duvets; a factory reveals the gastronomic genius behind a favorite teatime accompaniment. (Repeat).

History's greatest moments are preserved for all time on skin, the fastest moving object in the world of sports takes flight and Vikings harness the explosive power of volcanoes to make gourmet salt. (Repeat).

Mike teams with the Bowie BaySox as a groundskeeper; and works with a water company, digging through mud, rock, gravel, sand and water in Tennessee. Also: letters from the mail bag.

Astronauts evacuate when a mystery object hurtles towards the ISS; a NASA agent goes undercover to recover missing moon rocks; and scientists discover a huge void at the edge of the solar system. (Repeat).

Walking sticks; ketchup; surgical instruments; double-decker buses. (Repeat).

Metal snare drums; audio vacuum tubes; light bars; wooden model aircraft. (Repeat).

Hydraulic cylinders; kitchen accessories; central vacuums. (Repeat).

NASCAR engines; clay liquor jugs; poultry deli meats. (Repeat).

An Italian manufacturer makes a hat with enough flair for Hollywood's biggest stars; a low-fat, Icelandic dairy dish is set on conquering the world; and a British company is engineering the ultimate commuter companion.

Manufacturers give a behind-the-scenes look at the chart-topping, six-string star of rock and roll, the motorsports secrets to racing around the clock with a road car turned endurance racer and the popular seafood spread made from cod roe.

Engineers look at Pisa's gravity-defying tower that has been tipping for 800 years; a lucky duck is unharmed while its down is used in the world's most expensive duvets; a factory reveals the gastronomic genius behind a favorite teatime accompaniment. (Repeat).

History's greatest moments are preserved for all time on skin, the fastest moving object in the world of sports takes flight and Vikings harness the explosive power of volcanoes to make gourmet salt. (Repeat).

Mike teams with the Bowie BaySox as a groundskeeper; and works with a water company, digging through mud, rock, gravel, sand and water in Tennessee. Also: letters from the mail bag.

Astronauts evacuate when a mystery object hurtles towards the ISS; a NASA agent goes undercover to recover missing moon rocks; and scientists discover a huge void at the edge of the solar system. (Repeat).

Nail clippers; poster restoration; digital dentistry. (Repeat).

Hummus; fuel containers; sombreros; dial thermometers.

Water beds; flip-flops; silver; tequila.

Salsa; dragsters; composite propane cylinders; water-pumping windmills. (Repeat).

Dropped onto a frozen Alaskan Glacier, All-Star survivalists Laura Zerra and Steven Hall scramble to stave off frostbite and hypothermia. And 7,000 miles south, two new survivalists take on a sun-scorched Brazil island, with anaconda and deadly stingray. (Repeat).

Two pairs of survivalists are surprised when they must take on the deadly jungles of Panama side-by-side. But before their 21-day challenge begins, they have to re-think their survival strategies along gender lines. (Repeat).

Nail clippers; poster restoration; digital dentistry. (Repeat).

Hummus; fuel containers; sombreros; dial thermometers.

Water beds; flip-flops; silver; tequila.

Salsa; dragsters; composite propane cylinders; water-pumping windmills. (Repeat).

Dropped onto a frozen Alaskan Glacier, All-Star survivalists Laura Zerra and Steven Hall scramble to stave off frostbite and hypothermia. And 7,000 miles south, two new survivalists take on a sun-scorched Brazil island, with anaconda and deadly stingray. (Repeat).

Two pairs of survivalists are surprised when they must take on the deadly jungles of Panama side-by-side. But before their 21-day challenge begins, they have to re-think their survival strategies along gender lines. (Repeat).

Nail clippers; poster restoration; digital dentistry. (Repeat).

Hummus; fuel containers; sombreros; dial thermometers.

Water beds; flip-flops; silver; tequila.

Salsa; dragsters; composite propane cylinders; water-pumping windmills. (Repeat).

The wizardry behind the push-button ballpoint pen saves millions of shirts from annoying ink stains; soldiers get their pizza fix deep behind enemy lines; and a bunch of rivers weeds are transformed into hefty, must-have rugs.

Craftsmen reveal the 300-year-old secret to hand making violins; millions of bottles of milk are delivered from farm to front door in under 48 hours; and a rock born of Icelandic flame is bringing fire to homes throughout the world.

A Dutch company reveals their two-year process for building superyachts, astronauts are protected from the most hostile environment known to man with space suits and a skilled Japanese chef creates a delicacy out of year-old, moldy fish.

Manufacturers reveal the ancient Roman technique behind one of the world's most-popular cured meats; the science behind the iconic signs of the London Underground; the ingenious woodwork that gives Olympic rowers a water-powered workout. (Repeat).

The universe is a dangerous place, and we explore the deadliest spots in the cosmos. Between earth and the edge of the universe, there are a million ways to die, and our crash test dummy is on a mission to reveal the worst. (Repeat).

Life once existed on Mars, but devastating mass extinctions have now made life nearly impossible. The latest science shows how Martian life keeps bouncing back as it transforms from a watery world like Earth into a desert planet. (Repeat).

Nail clippers; poster restoration; digital dentistry. (Repeat).

Hummus; fuel containers; sombreros; dial thermometers.

Water beds; flip-flops; silver; tequila.

Salsa; dragsters; composite propane cylinders; water-pumping windmills. (Repeat).

The wizardry behind the push-button ballpoint pen saves millions of shirts from annoying ink stains; soldiers get their pizza fix deep behind enemy lines; and a bunch of rivers weeds are transformed into hefty, must-have rugs.

Craftsmen reveal the 300-year-old secret to hand making violins; millions of bottles of milk are delivered from farm to front door in under 48 hours; and a rock born of Icelandic flame is bringing fire to homes throughout the world.

A Dutch company reveals their two-year process for building superyachts, astronauts are protected from the most hostile environment known to man with space suits and a skilled Japanese chef creates a delicacy out of year-old, moldy fish.

Manufacturers reveal the ancient Roman technique behind one of the world's most-popular cured meats; the science behind the iconic signs of the London Underground; the ingenious woodwork that gives Olympic rowers a water-powered workout. (Repeat).

The universe is a dangerous place, and we explore the deadliest spots in the cosmos. Between earth and the edge of the universe, there are a million ways to die, and our crash test dummy is on a mission to reveal the worst. (Repeat).

Life once existed on Mars, but devastating mass extinctions have now made life nearly impossible. The latest science shows how Martian life keeps bouncing back as it transforms from a watery world like Earth into a desert planet. (Repeat).

Following the CCGS Amundsen as the ice-breaking research-vessel ferries scientists to the Arctic to study global warming changes. (Repeat).

Spotlighting Le Boreal, a cruise ship built to survive severe weather conditions, including towering waves. (Repeat).

Spotlighting the North Star, a cargo ship that ferries supplies to Alaska. (Repeat).

Spotlighting the Norwegian cruise ship Epic. (Repeat).

Examining the USS Gravely, a guided-missile destroyer, as the crew test the warship. (Repeat).

Mike dives underwater to take a seaplane; Ken and Danny pursue a tricky debtor; and Kevin is recognized at an airport. (Repeat).

Mike and his wife Valerie crash a high-stakes poker game to learn the location of a jet; Ken and Danny hunt down the luxury yacht of someone they consider a womanizing sleazebag; and Kevin has his life threatened when he attempts to repossess a debtor's crop duster. (Repeat).

Following the CCGS Amundsen as the ice-breaking research-vessel ferries scientists to the Arctic to study global warming changes. (Repeat).

Spotlighting Le Boreal, a cruise ship built to survive severe weather conditions, including towering waves. (Repeat).

Spotlighting the North Star, a cargo ship that ferries supplies to Alaska. (Repeat).

Spotlighting the Norwegian cruise ship Epic. (Repeat).

Examining the USS Gravely, a guided-missile destroyer, as the crew test the warship. (Repeat).

Mike dives underwater to take a seaplane; Ken and Danny pursue a tricky debtor; and Kevin is recognized at an airport. (Repeat).

Mike and his wife Valerie crash a high-stakes poker game to learn the location of a jet; Ken and Danny hunt down the luxury yacht of someone they consider a womanizing sleazebag; and Kevin has his life threatened when he attempts to repossess a debtor's crop duster. (Repeat).