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Veteran bush pilot Bob Stanford risks everything to save hunters struggling to stay alive in a remote area of Kodiak.

Testing one of the most requested films, "Quigley Down Under"; Terry will see if he can hit a 564-yard shot with a Sharps rifle, and then we will attempt the Quigley; an 800-yard shot, trying to kill 2 bad guys with 1 bullet.

Terry and Larry test the effectiveness of driving a vehicle with fully automatic machine guns mounted to the car, just like James Bond does with his Aston Martin DB5.

Terry and Larry test two scenes from "Justified" where Terry, as Raylan Givins, finds himself in a bathtub and a dead body lying over top of him; a woman stands ready to end his life when Raylan shoots his service revolver.

Terry and Larry test a scene from "Reindeer Games" when Ben Affleck and Charlize Theron get trapped under a frozen lake; they shoot three shots with a 12-gauge shotgun underwater to blast a hole in the ice to escape.

The second elimination game will take place. Who will be on a flight home?

One of the contestants will be going home.

Another elimination game is coming up and with a big game changer.

Anabel and Francesca, the only females left, try to stay in the fight.

In Miami, players share stories of hardship and loss, showing how streetball becomes a refuge and a path to rebirth in the city's vibrant culture.

In Newark, the squad faces tough locals as Leaky Roof returns and JJ visits family while his wife battles cancer, pushing the team toward Rucker Park.

In New Orleans, Kenny's squad meets hoopers shaped by loss, faith and pride; raw stories of struggle and resilience that keep the city's game alive.

In the first episode of the Photonis Ultimate Forces Challenge we meet the seven contesting teams.

Our teams face two specific challenges - one underwater contest and an obstacle run.

After the first assignment of episode two, the second Dutch team decided to leave the competition.

The teams are set two assignments and one of the challenges will be harder than any they have previously seen.

Jalou and Kevin travel to colder places to challenge each other in an ice climbing competition; Jalou conquers her fear of heights in New Zealand, and Kevin is in Argentina.

Kevin finds out that desert racing is difficult in China; In Bolivia, Jalou wants to prove that women can be better drivers.

Jalou has to get over a fear when she goes white water kayaking in Peru; in Thailand, Kevin feels the pressure during this second-to-last race.

Kevin and Jalou are both in Canada; they travel from Vancouver to snowy Whistler for the final challenge: ski mountaineering.

Pilot Peter Rosendahl combats gale force wind and choppy seas while taxiing a group of hunters to a floating lodge.

An intake of new bush pilots take a number of aptitude tests to determine their suitability as a pilot for Island Air.

Island Air delivers a much-needed boat part to one of the residents; a couple of surfers use Island Air to reach a remote surfing spot with huge waves.

As the Christmas season approaches, Island Air's schedule lessens and the focus turns to delivering groceries, parcels, and presents to remote residents; an unexpected storm delays plans for plane maintenance.

In Catalonia, the regional police have taken over from Spain's national force, deploying a rapid-response motorcycle unit to tackle urban crime; police operate under strict laws shaped by terrorism threats and ongoing regional conflict.

The center of trafficking is the Parana river, separating Brazil and Paraguay, where the Brazilian government has established a special police unit called NEPOM.

In Buenos Aires and Haiti, the government establishes a special police department aimed to work in the marginal neighborhoods and reassure the public.

A pub landlord paid £10,000 for wind turbines on the roof of his Dartmoor pub that didn't work; the sheriffs go in search of his money.

Lawrence and Kev visit a London guitar store that sold a customer's guitar, but failed to pass on the money; a parking officer is dismissed on the spot and denied the money he is entitled to.

A building owned by a charity has been occupied by squatters in East London; the Sheriffs must get the squatters out and return the building to its rightful owners.

A Lancashire farmer is fleeced after shearing 3000 sheep and then not paid for his work; Sheriff Pete pays the debtor a visit to try and get him to pay up.

A look inside Sergeant Manny Malgor's highly trained unit, who are trained for special response and violent crime situations; the team tackles a situation involving drugs and heavy weapons.

Sergeant Malgor describes his team's fitness routine, which involves running once a week; the team responds to an emergency call-out involving a domestic dispute after someone has heard shots fired.

The Ghouls begin the 45-day restoration of a 1970 Road Runner owned by tool creator Mark Martinez, who drove the car in his youth and believes it showed him his life's calling.

The Ghouls attempt to finish the 45-day restoration of a 1970 Road Runner owned by tool creator Mark Martinez, who can't wait to take it for its first drive.

Mark's loyalties are tested when he becomes enamored with the Road Runners he previously restored.

Mark and George bust out the welders and rebuild the body for the deadest 1971 'Cuda they've ever encountered in the history of GYC.

The team starts their adventure at dawn off the tip of 90 Mile Beach and heads north to Manawatawhi, home to dozens of record-calibre fish.

The team is in the deep South, heading to Stewart Island's pristine waters before using a clear break in the weather to reach remote Solander Island, also known as The Rock.

The team go wide, taking an overnight trip aboard The Orca in the deep waters of the Far North.

We return to Fiordland in the hope of going one step better in slotting a hapuka on a spear; the presence of Bluefin Tuna off the coast and Wapiti Bulls on the slip faces proves a distraction from the task at hand!

The rookies sweat it out in a grueling series of fitness challenges; Team Davison turns up the heat and wins 3 out of 3 challenges.

In a race against the clock, the rookies work in pairs, each couple changing two tires on a car; find out who will make it through.

The story of Audi's rise to fame is a harrowing tale of perseverance, persistence and engineering excellence.

Tracing the lineage of the most famous motoring marques by highlighting five key machines, and five key moments that brought them to prominence.

Explore the journey of Lamborghini, the Italian supercar manufacturers.

Nick and Laura create tests to explore the immense power and startling speed of grizzly bears; they use Hollywood stunt tools to experience an attack and then try to recreate a miracle arrow shot that saved a man from being killed by a bear.

Finding out the reasons why tree stand accidents happen and how one can prevent them; cool science mixed with dynamic experiments send the hosts, stunt team and special crash test dummies plummeting to the ground.

In addition to marksmanship and long-range shooting, military snipers are trained in a variety of skills: detection, stalking, camouflage, infiltration, special reconnaissance and target acquisition.

Laura and Nick travel to a state-of-the-art direct effects lightning test lab. With some "explosive" experiments, they'll determine the power of lightning, and they'll find out how hunters and fishermen can protect themselves.

Mario ventures high into the Pyrenees mountain range in search of the elusive chamois, and decides to meet up with an old friend who is a French winemaker.

In Córdoba, Argentina doves and pigeons are considered to be in plague proportions and culling them is necessary to maintain balance in the region; Mario brings his dad along to help.

A local Spanish baker leads Mario high into the Becite mountain range after Iberian Ibex, but he must first forage for truffles in order to make a European style pasta with the offal of this cagey mountain goat.

Mario ventures into the Atacama Desert of Chile, where the volatile land filled with volcanic mountains and unforgiving terrain becomes a brutal mission that leaves him rappelling down massive waterfalls to discover active puma dens.

Bear Grylls puts eight celebrities to the test in a 12-day survival mission where they must learn to navigate difficult terrain, build shelter, make fire and eat the food that nature provides.

This time, Bear is putting eight celebrities to the test, as they face a 12-day survival mission unlike anything they've ever experienced before; To stay alive they must learn to navigate terrain, build shelter, and eat food that nature provides.

Bear is putting eight celebrities to the test, as they face a 12-day survival mission unlike anything they've ever experienced before; to stay alive, they must learn to navigate difficult terrain, build shelter, and eat food that nature provides.

Hoping the celebrities remain cheerful in the face of adversity, Bear transports them by military truck to a nearby two-mile cave system.

Teams do whatever it takes to avoid elimination.

Teams catch and release the biggest and dangerous sharks they to accrue points.

With three teams remaining, they find themselves weary after two days of battling sharks and each other.

With three teams remaining, they find themselves weary after two days of battling sharks and each other.

Mark Melnyk travels to Andros Island to fly fishing at four different lodges to experience the ultimate bonefish trip.

Mark Melnyk is in beautiful Yellowstone/Teton territory, fly fishing for rainbow trout and cutthroat. He is the guest of Teton Valley Lodge.

Jenna McKeown is on the hunt for big smallmouth bass on topwater flies in Northern Ontario; she is in luck as a major dragonfly hatch is about to happen.

Labrador is renowned for big brook trout but also Atlantic salmon. Host Colin McKeown visits one of the top salmon lodges in the world.

Mark Melnyk is in Casper, Wyo., fishing early season trout on the North Platte River.

Meeting Nigel McNally and the team from Kestrel Beer who has hopes of breaking the land speed record in a restored 1930's Riley Kestrel 9.

In La Herradura, east of Malaga, the teams are up against their first challenge of mastering the obstacles and also securing their positions within the group.

With Katie and Dieako out, it's on to the second track; the teams have to wade through an aqueduct.

The competition continues crossing an impressive canyon; the contestants seek to lean on each other while dealing with group dynamics.

Unity and team play are replaced with strategy and mind games in team red; tactfulness is essential for the teams crossing the industrial zone.

Vinnie and team at Muscle Cars of Texas go under the hood of the 69 Malibu. The 63 Z06 factory race car, you have to see what it takes to make this race car look like it came out of the factory. Tagging and bagging time on the 72 Corvette.

Vinnie is in Scottsdale Arizona for Barrett Jackson 2024. There is so much happening, from checking out awesome vendors, looking at awesome classic cars, and even trying amazing food.

Vinnie and team at Muscle Cars of Texas are working on a frame restoration on the 1972 Corvette; the 59 Ford pickup truck is ready to go home to the owner; the 1964 Corvette Fuelie gets a new bumper.

The 63 Z06 is getting more fiber glass work done on the inside; Vinnie is working on replacing the windows on the 442 and putting the guts in the door; we head to Galveston for the Galveston Corvette Show.

Terry and Larry test a famous scene from an X-Men film; they attempt to see if one can split a bullet with a katana sword.

Terry and Larry test two scenes from Mel Gibson's film "Payback"; Mel's character is in the back of a taxi when four bad guys pull up next to him in an SUV, they open fire and Mel uses a bad guy in the cab as a shield.

Terry and Larry test different shots from westerns; determine if you can shoot a cowboy hat off the bad guy; find out if a shotgun blast can really throw you back through a window; can a single shot from a colt revolver break shackles?

Terry and Larry test a famous scene from "Underworld" with Kate Beckensale; Terry attempts to shoot a circle around himself in the floor and fall through to save himself from the pack of werewolves.

Racing driver Andy Soucek competes in the Bentley Continental at the 2018 Total 24 Hours of Spa race held at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit.

Racing driver Ahmad Al Harthy competes in the Aston Martin Vantage at the 2018 Total 24 Hours of Spa race at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit.

Racing driver Albert Costa competes in the Lexus RC F at the 2018 Total 24 Hours of Spa race held at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit.

The Strakka Racing team competes in a Mercedes AMG GT3 at the 2018 Total 24 Hours of Spa race at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit.

Jay Jay, a former rugby player, has 48 hours to get from Prado harbor to Cunday; his route will take him over water and bumpy dirt roads.

Gymkhana Grid founder Ken Block gives a detailed account of the creation of one of the fastest-growing events in the world.

Boyzone band member Shane Lynch hangs up his microphone and gets behind the wheel.

Two-time WRX champion Petter Solberg gives a master class in drift driving; defending his first Gymkhana Grid win, Petter is forced to up his game.

Hungarian Gymkhana champion Nikolett Szanto balances her racing career with her day job.

Nik showcases the BMW 4 series design and discusses car tech evolution; Mike explores the BMW U.S. Motorcycle Academy; Nik highlights the Cadillac CT5; they reveal recent advancements in pick-up trucks.

Nik presents the lavish Rolls Royce Ghost and praises the 2021 Chevy Trailblazer; he showcases Genesis' new arrivals and introduces Chevrolet's Bolt EUV and EV.

Nik unveils the bold Cadillac Escalade while Mike praises the redesigned Nissan Rogue; Nik shares Alfa Romeo's rich 110-year legacy then cruises in the Lexus LC500 with the top down.

Nik tests the 2021 Toyota Land Cruiser; Mike explores the 2021 Kia Telluride; Nik showcases the 2021 Hyundai N Line; Nik is blown away by the new Kia K5.

The fanaticism of riders who achieve success through friendship.

Can the team behind Kestrel Beer and one of the world's best drag racing engineers break multiple land speed records in a 1930s Kestrel Riley classic car?

Meeting Nigel McNally and the team from Kestrel Beer who has hopes of breaking the land speed record in a restored 1930's Riley Kestrel 9.

The record attempt is only one week away and everything seems to be on track, until the results of a dyno test put a spanner in the works.

The official launch of The Flying Kestrel at legendary racetrack, Santa Pod; the Kestrel team is joined by Victor Riley of Riley Cars and celebrity Rachel Riley.

The transformation is complete and it's time for the Flying Kestrel to be put to the test.

The finishing of a 1969 GTX sparks the tale of its shaky restoration leading up to its delivery; this is only the latest of five previously-restored GTXs that the crew has brought back from the dead.

While researching early Mopars, Alyssa discovers what is so appealing about the 1966 model year for die-hard Charger enthusiasts.

Nostalgic reminiscing ensues after Mark stumbles upon information about his childhood Charger while archiving files from past restorations.

An exceptionally-kept survivor Daytona is finally getting the attention it deserves during assembly.

Dirt tracker, Brayden Elliot, is very nervous about his first jump; motocross rider, Ryan Mitchell, joins the rookies to give them a class "Jumps" and "Berms.".

After five weeks of tough competition, the leader board is tight, with only one point separating the top four rookies; the rookies face their most physical challenge yet with a beep test.

Things get serious with a Super Motard challenge, designed to test the rookie's dirt, road and motocross riding skills; the judges have a new rule up their sleeves that will change the game.

Only three rookies remain in the fight for the title of The Ultimate Rider, and the $20,000 dollar cash prize. But first the rookies will have to complete four timed laps of the entire road track. The fastest single lap time, will win.

Ten of the best mountain bike riders gather to compete against one another in South Africa for Dark Fest, a unique and ambitious free riders' event.

Sung returns to Korea, exploring its emerging car culture and finding peace with his estranged mother.

Japanese car culture holds a special place in Sung's heart and he's back to explore the home of drifting.

Sung travels to the U.S. to uncover the best of Chicago's car culture.