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'S2/E1 - Baja Mexico'. Steve Backshall travels to the Baja peninsula in Mexico, where he comes face to face with a tarantula hawk wasp and a speckled rattlesnake.

'S2/E2 - British Columbia'. In Canada, Steve finds a wolf eel and a giant Pacific octopus, and goes canoeing with some terrifying killer whales.

'S8/E10'. Michael Portillo visits the Bayeux Tapestry Museum to admire the striking 70-metre-long work of art. On the Normandy coastline, he recalls the D-Day landings of 1944.

'S4/E1'. Armed with his 1899 Appleton's Guidebook to Alaska, Michael Portillo begins his journey amid the snow-capped mountains and ice-cold inlets of the Kenai Peninsula.

'S4/E2'. Michael Portillo travels north on the Alaska Railroad to Talkeetna, a remote former gold rush town, where he experiences the pioneering lifestyle of a modern homesteader and helps clear land for a log cabin.

Wildlife adventurer Gordon Buchanan retraces the journeys of Arctic explorers with a dog team, exploring the ancient bond between humans and dogs while learning to train and travel with his team.

'Attenborough And The Jurassic Sea Monster'. 150 million years ago, dinosaurs ruled the land, but the oceans were dominated by a mysterious sea monster. Meet the pliosaur, the Tyrannosaurus rex of the seas!

'S2/E7 - Cold Harvest'. In Eagle, Andy's apprentice makes a costly mistake and he runs out of the wood that heats his tent and keeps him alive.

'S2/E9 - Breaking Point'. Sue Aikens heads out on an 85-mile unpredictable journey through the Alaskan tundra. Meanwhile, Chandalar Glenn searches for a fire kit.

'S1/E3'. Sue, and her new staff member Rick, are almost ready for their paying guests to arrive at the Kavik River Camp. Just a couple details left to be dealt with: a lost filter for her water line and a missing shipment of frozen food.

'S1/E4'. Glenn must fish to rebuild his food supply, but it's the mosquitoes, not the fish, that are biting. Sue is spots a strange figure in the distance and investigates it. Finding nothing, she searches for black gold instead.

'S1/E5 - Blood, Sweat and Fear'. Sue works to fill her freezer as summer comes to a close. She heads out on a caribou hunt.

'S1/E6 - There Be Monsters'. Glenn runs out of food and must begin the long journey back to Fairbanks. The Hailstones head out to Agnes' family camp to get salmon to put up for the summer. Sue must deal with running out of fuel.

'Steve Backshall's Extreme Mountain Challenge. S1/E1 - Part 1'. Steve and the team contend with river rapids, dangerous wildlife and a gruelling march through dense jungle, before climbing a previously unscaled tepui.

'S1/E1 - Episode 1'. Following the largest fish in the world on a year-long voyage to find out where they disappear to after feeding en masse on Australia's Ningaloo Reef.

Documentary following a pioneering team in Brazil as they track the elusive jaguar.

'S1/E3'. Rob and Rylan are on the final leg of their Indian adventure. They're bound for Varanasi, the spiritual heart of India, where millions come to wash away their sins before they die.

'Joanna Lumley's Danube: Europe's Mightiest River. S1/E1 - Germany and Austria'. Joanna follows the Danube from Germany's Black Forest to the Romanian-Ukrainian border, reflecting on D-Day and the end of World War II.

'S1/E2'. Alice takes a train to Herculaneum, where she braves hand-dug tunnels to search for priceless scrolls. In Capua, she tracks down a secret cult and learns about the lives of gladiators.

'S1/E1'. Captained by Bruce, the Wildcard targets 45 tonnes of mackerel in four months. Bad weather, engine trouble, and sharks threaten their season - but a lucky streak might just save the day.

'S1/E5 - The Horse'. How did the horse become so fast? Chris Packham explores the evolutionary origin of muscles, hearts and limbs that have come together in one of the most athletic animals on Earth.

'S1/E5'. Demystifying the extraordinary diversity of life on Earth and its interconnected stories.

'S1/E1 - Episode 1'. Following the largest fish in the world on a year-long voyage to find out where they disappear to after feeding en masse on Australia's Ningaloo Reef.