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Sung dives into Poland's car culture, discovering new freedoms in a thrilling experience.

Alex Hirschi started her own vlog reviewing the world's most exclusive and expensive supercars and her meteoric rise has seen her gain millions of followers and her very own TV series.

Rio de Janeiro is famous for its sea-costs and beaches loved by tourists from all over the world; behind this postcard image 20 percent of the population lives in chanty towns called favelas; in these zones drug dealers make their own rules.

Sinchi, a special anti-drug group, was created in order to fight drug trade in the Peruvian forest area.

Gang wars and bloody struggles have made Acapulco less attractive for foreign tourists; members of special anti-criminal unit risk their lives every day to maintain security.

TSG, a special unit, fights against every Nothing Hill gang.

The new version of the Flying Kestrel is ready to be put to the test at a wind tunnel; has the team done enough to create a record-breaking car?

The Beast from the East descends, covering parts of the UK in a blanket of snow and ice and bringing some of the country's busiest roads to a standstill; phones ringing off the hook at as scores of drivers are left stranded on Britain's roads.

A heavy loader carrying cardboard bales tips onto its side; the quaint rural roads of Staffordshire are seemingly no match for former army boy Jim; on a Midlands mission, snow threatens to leave rescuer Mark stranded.

Host Ott DeFoe hunts down double-digit largemouth bass in the alleyways and cuts of northern Florida waters.

Host Ott DeFoe hunts down double-digit Largemouth Bass in waters that haven't been fished in decades.

Countdown through the season to reveal the true monster largemouth bass.

For the first time in years, the Keefer Brothers' boots hit the gravel in remote Alaska.

Over a decade later, Maniac Mountain provides another first for the brothers.

The top of the food chain comes into question as the Keefer brothers find themselves between a grizzly and a wolf.

Animals are everywhere, but that doesn't mean anything is going to be easy.

Sunrise gives life to the valley and animals are on the move.

Miles upon miles remain on the trip, the brothers wonder if they should leave animals to find animals.

Alaska doesn't ask people to leave, she tells them to leave.

The Keefer Brothers give an inside look at how "Dropped" came to be.

A look at life behind the lens from the men that make it happen.

Favorite moments from "Dropped" seasons 1-8.

Les Stroud travels to the Mitre Peninsula, an unforgiving and inaccessible area of land in Argentina.

Les journeys to an active volcano chain found in the Grenadine Islands.

Les shows some of the many different ways he has attempted to create a fire during his survival scenarios.

After all his years of wilderness survival, the forests of Ontario's Temagami still rank as some of the most difficult, harrowing and challenging survival experiences Les has ever faced; Les and a friend get separated on their first night in Ontario.

Les and his 16-year-old son Logan find themselves trapped without supplies and without a way home while sea kayaking along the coastline of British Columbia.

Les and Logan set out for a fishing trip in a tin boat; stranded after their motor dies, Les and Logan are quickly plunged into an intense survival situation that could happen to any summer cottager.

Les Stroud shipwrecked on the desert island of Tiburon; after five days of surviving on the shore, he treks inland in search of food, water and shelter; in the desert landscape, Les must avoid packs of wild coyotes, scorpions and rattlesnakes.

Region four Warden Bryan Golie chases down hunters that dodged a game check station; a nearly four hour investigation reveals exactly what they were hiding.

Region five Warden Nick Taylor is in the crosshairs when a hunter points a gun directly at him; in Region two Wardens find a huntress with a secret she is hiding.

Region three Wardens chase down a check station runner only to find the hunters have shot a deer.

The drought conditions in Montana threaten to close down hunting and fishing in the Treasure State; dead fish and restrictions are the least of the Warden's worries when the Bears come to town.

Block Management is one of the keys to great hunting in Montana, but the rules are set; if you are going to break them the Wardens will be there to hold you accountable.

When a report of an illegal buck surfaces Warden Joe Kambic goes to work to find the shooters; things heat up for Warden Rick Smauch when he responds to a fire, and Bryan Golie fights the winter weather just to patrol his area.

Drownings happen every summer on Montana's rivers and lakes; region one Warden Chris Crane steps in to save a kayaker while Region two Wardens catch friends fishing in the wrong spot.

Joe goes for medical testing in Arizona; Jeff and Sam stress over their checkflights; Joe celebrates turning 17.