Discovery Science (Canada) HDTV (SCIEN)

Investigators look into what caused a Russian commercial flight to dive headfirst, and eventually changed the whole country's aviation system. (Repeat).

Brazil's underdog soccer heroes experience an inflight nightmare while on their way to a game. (Repeat).

The charred wreckage of a turboprop leaves little for investigators to work with, until the cockpit voice recorder reveals the smoking gun. (Repeat).

At the height of thunderstorm season in Arkansas, American Airlines Flight 1420 ends in disaster; exploring the time pressures and misjudgment that led to this accident. (Repeat).

The cargo door of United Airlines Flight 811 opens at an altitude of 9900 meters, nine passengers are sucked out. Investigating how delays in fixing known design faults have tragic consequences. (Repeat).

Office chairs; VinoBrew; reconditioned sander drums; and lithographs. (Repeat).

Included: fireplace bellows; calissons; diving watercraft. (Repeat).

Featured: artist brushes; DEF tank heaters; game tables; and art glass wall sconces. (Repeat).

Foosball tables; Marseille soap; and Laguiole pocket knives. (Repeat).

One camp throws themselves into the lion's den to hunt for big game; the other camp bands together for a group hunt and ends up finding a dangerous and unexpected food source. (Repeat).

A devastating injury and a vicious storm that destroys the survivalists' food supply threatens to tear apart the newly merged camp. (Repeat).

Risking retaliation from a dangerous nearby leopard, two survivalists scavenge the predator's kill to provide food for the team. Matt Wright joins the other survivalists and immediately causes a confrontation within the group. (Repeat).

Survivalists embark on several dangerous hunts to secure protein and prepare for their arduous extraction on the horizon. (Repeat).

Office chairs; VinoBrew; reconditioned sander drums; and lithographs. (Repeat).

Included: fireplace bellows; calissons; diving watercraft. (Repeat).

Featured: artist brushes; DEF tank heaters; game tables; and art glass wall sconces. (Repeat).

Foosball tables; Marseille soap; and Laguiole pocket knives. (Repeat).

One camp throws themselves into the lion's den to hunt for big game; the other camp bands together for a group hunt and ends up finding a dangerous and unexpected food source. (Repeat).

A devastating injury and a vicious storm that destroys the survivalists' food supply threatens to tear apart the newly merged camp. (Repeat).

Risking retaliation from a dangerous nearby leopard, two survivalists scavenge the predator's kill to provide food for the team. Matt Wright joins the other survivalists and immediately causes a confrontation within the group. (Repeat).

Survivalists embark on several dangerous hunts to secure protein and prepare for their arduous extraction on the horizon. (Repeat).

Office chairs; VinoBrew; reconditioned sander drums; and lithographs. (Repeat).

Included: fireplace bellows; calissons; diving watercraft. (Repeat).

Featured: artist brushes; DEF tank heaters; game tables; and art glass wall sconces. (Repeat).

Foosball tables; Marseille soap; and Laguiole pocket knives. (Repeat).

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).

Air traffic controllers manage a beach airport that is flooded twice a day; cutting-edge technology brings a centuries-old processed food to local delis; Bavaria's unofficial national costume helps keep ancient crafts alive. (Repeat).

Mike works his hardest construction job yet. He helps a team of rodbusters, who carry 2 tons of reinforced steel each for overpass construction. Next, Mike combats the ruination of rust by galvanizing infrastructural steel in an 850-degree zinc bath. (Repeat).

Nature is featured at its best, spotlighting the world's first driving dog, a bright blue tarantula, and the world's smallest horse. (Repeat).

Office chairs; VinoBrew; reconditioned sander drums; and lithographs. (Repeat).

Included: fireplace bellows; calissons; diving watercraft. (Repeat).

Featured: artist brushes; DEF tank heaters; game tables; and art glass wall sconces. (Repeat).

Foosball tables; Marseille soap; and Laguiole pocket knives. (Repeat).

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).

Air traffic controllers manage a beach airport that is flooded twice a day; cutting-edge technology brings a centuries-old processed food to local delis; Bavaria's unofficial national costume helps keep ancient crafts alive. (Repeat).

Mike works his hardest construction job yet. He helps a team of rodbusters, who carry 2 tons of reinforced steel each for overpass construction. Next, Mike combats the ruination of rust by galvanizing infrastructural steel in an 850-degree zinc bath. (Repeat).

Nature is featured at its best, spotlighting the world's first driving dog, a bright blue tarantula, and the world's smallest horse. (Repeat).

Flying water bikes; paint; cinnamon cordial; and handmade rasps. (Repeat).

Featured: berets; pastis; and stationary bikes. (Repeat).

Featured: steel bistro furniture; letterpress printing; bamboo ceramic lights; and asphalt compactors. (Repeat).

Featured: technological corks; zinc gutters; traditional ham; and chisteras. (Repeat).

In an epic two-hour event, the weak, divided group gets a much-needed victory when the hunters score a kill. To finish the challenge, the survivalists must complete a brutal extraction across deadly killing fields of lions, crocodiles and leopards. (Repeat).

12 elite survivalists enter an unprecedented 40-day XL challenge. In the ocean off the coast of the Philippines, they must survive a shark-infested ocean and then face the dense Philippine jungle crawling with deadly snakes and monitor lizards. (Repeat).

Elite survivalists are dropped into the South China Sea where they must survive for 40 days on land and sea. Also, two All-Star survivalists enter the same challenge looking to survive an unprecedented 60 days. (Repeat).

Featured: steel bistro furniture; letterpress printing; bamboo ceramic lights; and asphalt compactors. (Repeat).

Featured: technological corks; zinc gutters; traditional ham; and chisteras. (Repeat).

In an epic two-hour event, the weak, divided group gets a much-needed victory when the hunters score a kill. To finish the challenge, the survivalists must complete a brutal extraction across deadly killing fields of lions, crocodiles and leopards. (Repeat).

12 elite survivalists enter an unprecedented 40-day XL challenge. In the ocean off the coast of the Philippines, they must survive a shark-infested ocean and then face the dense Philippine jungle crawling with deadly snakes and monitor lizards. (Repeat).

Elite survivalists are dropped into the South China Sea where they must survive for 40 days on land and sea. Also, two All-Star survivalists enter the same challenge looking to survive an unprecedented 60 days. (Repeat).

Featured: steel bistro furniture; letterpress printing; bamboo ceramic lights; and asphalt compactors. (Repeat).

Featured: technological corks; zinc gutters; traditional ham; and chisteras. (Repeat).

Fishermen transport lobster from the ocean floor to fine dining restaurants in just a few hours; craftsman follow a three-hundred-year-old design when hand-crafting couches; cutting-edge camera lenses are capable of seeing more than the human eye. (Repeat).

Handmade baseball gloves can mean the difference between a shattered finger and a high-speed catch.Traditional Christmas puddings brighten up holiday settings. (Repeat).

The secrets behind how the world's biggest newspaper delivers over 80-million copies a day, how the modern sock is crafted to perfection and how ten-thousand tons of blackcurrants are turned into a famous, fruity drink.

A family business in California grows grapes and raises raisins on a grand scale, German engineers create the next generation of high-tech showers and traditional Japanese paper continues to be made using centuries-old traditions.

Mike Rowe joins a fourth-generation fisherman's crew in Georgia as they harvest cannonball Jellyfish for food, a trade known as "Jellyballing." Then Mike helps a father-son team install epoxy flooring at a restaurant in time for the dinner rush. (Repeat).

Episode details to be confirmed. (Repeat).

Flying water bikes; paint; cinnamon cordial; and handmade rasps. (Repeat).

Featured: berets; pastis; and stationary bikes. (Repeat).

Featured: steel bistro furniture; letterpress printing; bamboo ceramic lights; and asphalt compactors. (Repeat).

Featured: technological corks; zinc gutters; traditional ham; and chisteras. (Repeat).

Fishermen transport lobster from the ocean floor to fine dining restaurants in just a few hours; craftsman follow a three-hundred-year-old design when hand-crafting couches; cutting-edge camera lenses are capable of seeing more than the human eye. (Repeat).

Handmade baseball gloves can mean the difference between a shattered finger and a high-speed catch.Traditional Christmas puddings brighten up holiday settings. (Repeat).

The secrets behind how the world's biggest newspaper delivers over 80-million copies a day, how the modern sock is crafted to perfection and how ten-thousand tons of blackcurrants are turned into a famous, fruity drink.

A family business in California grows grapes and raises raisins on a grand scale, German engineers create the next generation of high-tech showers and traditional Japanese paper continues to be made using centuries-old traditions.

Mike Rowe joins a fourth-generation fisherman's crew in Georgia as they harvest cannonball Jellyfish for food, a trade known as "Jellyballing." Then Mike helps a father-son team install epoxy flooring at a restaurant in time for the dinner rush. (Repeat).

Episode details to be confirmed. (Repeat).

How petanque balls, biologic medicines, asphalt pavers, and basque espadrilles are made (Repeat).

Leather basketballs; flood gates; wood-panel canvases; shoelaces. (Repeat).

The creation of power-steering pumps, Asian bowl meals, and walking canes are featured. (Repeat).

Featured: lab extractors; custom-made chandeliers; power trainers; coffee pods. (Repeat).

With resources dwindling, the survivalists venture into the shark-infested waters of the South China Sea searching for a much-needed meal. The all-female team is punished by scorching heat, brutal storms and a deadly insect that could end their challenge. (Repeat).

Ambushed by violent tropical storms, the survivalists are pounded by torrential rain and heavy surf. When one team takes to the open seas they are stalked by territorial sharks. The storms and lack of food brings one survivalist to their breaking point. (Repeat).

With extraction on the other side of the island, and the open sea too dangerous to navigate, the only way out for the survivalists is to go in. But trekking through the thick jungle they must watch out for venomous centipedes, vipers, and monitor lizards. (Repeat).

How petanque balls, biologic medicines, asphalt pavers, and basque espadrilles are made (Repeat).

Leather basketballs; flood gates; wood-panel canvases; shoelaces. (Repeat).

The creation of power-steering pumps, Asian bowl meals, and walking canes are featured. (Repeat).

Featured: lab extractors; custom-made chandeliers; power trainers; coffee pods. (Repeat).

With resources dwindling, the survivalists venture into the shark-infested waters of the South China Sea searching for a much-needed meal. The all-female team is punished by scorching heat, brutal storms and a deadly insect that could end their challenge. (Repeat).

Ambushed by violent tropical storms, the survivalists are pounded by torrential rain and heavy surf. When one team takes to the open seas they are stalked by territorial sharks. The storms and lack of food brings one survivalist to their breaking point. (Repeat).

With extraction on the other side of the island, and the open sea too dangerous to navigate, the only way out for the survivalists is to go in. But trekking through the thick jungle they must watch out for venomous centipedes, vipers, and monitor lizards. (Repeat).

How petanque balls, biologic medicines, asphalt pavers, and basque espadrilles are made (Repeat).

Leather basketballs; flood gates; wood-panel canvases; shoelaces. (Repeat).