INFAST US

Discovering two ways of achieving success: the young Jack Miller and the perfectionist Tito Rabat.

In Austria, falconer Doris Hiebeler dedicates her life to falconry. Raised in a family of bird breeders, Doris trains hawks and hunts with them in Central Europe's forests.

Morgan Vikne and his fiancée, Tone, navigate the challenging fjords of Norway; with his dark humor and passion for the outdoors, Morgan leads a rugged life that includes fishing, hunting and exploring Norway's fjords.

An exploration of the diverse wildlife that shares these rugged environments; we delve into the coexistence between humans and wildlife, revealing the mutual respect and careful balance required to thrive in these ecosystems.

During the summer months, life is transformed under the perpetual daylight of the Arctic and northern regions; in Finland, Aki and Emilia experience the midnight sun; Morgan and Tone in Norway take advantage of extended daylight for hunting.

The team saddle up and head for the Chatham Islands, a hapuka haven, and spend a few days diving off the remote and spectacular Pitt Island.

The team head to Milford Sound to try their luck after hearing reports of massive schools of bluefin tuna.

The team set off to help rookie spearo Ant bag his first-ever kingfish, before shifting their focus to more prized fish in the Bay of Islands blue water.

The team embark on a huge expedition to the remote Minerva Reefs, north of New Zealand, where they encounter incredible diving conditions.

Day one begins as the four two-man teams blast off from Hurricane Hole Marina in Key West with nine different cameras rolling on all the action including helicopter and underwater cameras.

Catch and release shark competition.

Teams do whatever it takes to avoid elimination.

Bolivian police bust a human trafficking ring, K9 Sombra finds cocaine in sugar and officers in Chile and Brazil seize cash and smuggled phones.

Agents hunt gangs on the Mexico-Guatemala border, find cocaine hidden in underwear and a pastry case, and investigate a body found in a river.

Thermal cameras catch migrants in a minefield, a mother is caught smuggling drugs internally, and police find cocaine hidden in lead-lined gears.

K9 Sombra finds cocaine in beauty products, a nun is caught with a backpack of cash, and Mexican residents block a border to stop COVID-19.

Chris and Dee Hathaway, a married couple deeply committed to rescue work in the Tetons, must help a skier who suffers a suspected spinal injury in the backcountry.

Several responders race to rescue an injured snowboarder; we also see how they juggle family dinners, day jobs, and sleepless nights.

When three calls come in within hours, Teton County Search and Rescue faces its toughest day yet; a lost hiker, a snowmobile crash, and a looming avalanche all demand immediate response.

Avalanche risk turns deadly after a skier is caught in unstable snow; the SAR team must use helicopters and controlled detonations to prevent further slides before attempting the rescue.

Odd FFP3 masks raise alarms for a pharmacist, a Pakistani man's papers cause chaos, and an Asian flyer hides an unexpected box.

An Italian flyer's Amsterdam trips unravel, a London tourist refuses deportation to the UK, and a domestic traveler acts odd.

Police detain a private pilot suspected of smuggling, a Pakistani man's papers raise alarms, and a duty-free thief is tracked.

A nervous passenger is exposed too much after getting x-rayed; mother and daughter must account for a large sum of money.

A young man returns to Cuba with a strange hidden religious sculpture; two suspicious friends pretend to go to the beach without bathing suits.

A woman arrives in Cuba with several parcels but knows little about what she is carrying, and a young man begs to avoid returning to his country.

An international film crew records, for the first time, the activities of the Cuban security forces.

An international film crew records, for the first time, the activities of the Cuban security forces.

An international film crew records, for the first time, the activities of the Cuban security forces.

An international film crew records, for the first time, the activities of the Cuban security forces.

An international film crew records, for the first time, the activities of the Cuban security forces.

Staffordshire Police carries out a series of raids targeting illegal cannabis farms hidden in suburban homes. As they dismantle dangerous operations and confront suspects, Billy also meets a reformed drug user turned mentor and sees how seized.

Billy partners with Cheshire Police as they utilize facial recognition technology and artificial intelligence to identify shoplifting suspects; he observes a business owner who operates a private surveillance system to monitor her property and assists Thames Valley Police in their search for an individual suspected of being a rogue trader.

North Yorkshire Police launch daring dawn raids to take down ruthless organised drug gangs terrorising local communities; Billy also follows the Welsh Environment Agency's high-tech fight against illegal fly tipping.

The Midlands Illegal Money Lending team prepares for a surprise raid on a notorious loan shark preying on vulnerable people, with Billy joining the operation. Council officers hunt rogue landlords, and the Environment Agency tackles an illegal waste.

Cleveland Police face a day of intense challenges, responding to a machete threat, dangerous trespassing, drug dealing, and theft. Meanwhile, Trading Standards crack down on illegal knife sales and rural crime teams tackle countryside offenders.

In this episode the challenge is on water. The remaining five teams have to row a traditional fishing boat, but there's a catch.

The teams face another mind-blowing challenge as they gather themselves at the top of one of the most beautiful hidden canyons in Indonesia.

All teams work together in an attempt to make it to the semi-finals.

The five remaining teams left in the competition must complete a water challenge, but some team members are uncomfortable with water assignments.

Terry and Larry go on a swashbuckling adventure when they test two scenes from the 1920s film, "The Black Pirate"; Terry sees if he can knock down a ship's mast with a cannon; he tests gravity as he slides down a sail with only a knife.

Terry travels back in time to the 70s where he gets to relive his childhood dreams of becoming a 70s TV cop. Larry helps Terry test several scenarios, including hiding behind a car door for cover.

Terry falls victim to Walter White in "Breaking Bad," and Terry and Larry test three separate scenes from this series, two of which need the help of special effects artist Andre Ellington.

Getting to know Larry's friend Rick O'Shea, or Ricochet; Terry and Larry test several different films in which bullets are manipulated; they test scenes from "Skyfall," "Suicide Squad," "American Ultra" and "The Bear.".

Mario risks it all by rafting down the deadliest strip of water in Africa, the Zambezi River, towards Lake Kariba, only to find himself in front of some of the biggest and baddest problematic man-eating crocodiles on the planet.

Mario was told by locals that deep in the Namibian desert there is an odd-looking creature.

In the Kalahari Desert, there is an ancient tribe lives off the land.

Just off the coast of Africa is a strip of 115 islands called the Seychelles; Mario educates his audience as to how to fish reefs; species like bonefish and milk fish are caught for fun and Mario even attempts to swim with sailfish.

After weeks of trying to survive in Saskatchewan, time is running out as the bear begin to hibernate.

Chris and Casey reflect on the challenges they have faced so far, and the challenges that still lie ahead.

Chris lays it all on the line; Casey must finish one final task.

Deep dive into the season of Dropped as the Brothers recap an epic 30-Day adventure through the Canadian Bush.

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.

A challenge to race each other through a labyrinth of narrow streets and hidden passages will make this one of the trickiest challenges.

Parkour athletes Max and Benj Cave look back over their travels and discuss the best places for practicing parkour.

Osaka has more than 19 million inhabitants with a rising number of emergency calls due to the aging population; Mexico City is home to 20 million inhabitants, same problem.

Israel's ambulance service Magen David Adom responds to medical emergencies that arise during Yom HaZikaron and Yom HaAtzmaut; on July 21, Belgians cause an upsurge in medical emergencies.

During the tourist season, Ibiza's hospitals and medical clinics become overwhelmed; in Thailand, nurses keep watch over partygoers during the Full Moon Party.

Overindulging in pleasures during Carnival can often end in a visit to the emergency room for some; in Barcelona, stations are set up to quickly help the injured during the la Mercè Festival.

The wardens investigate a possible elk harassment case and possible poaching in Montana.

Nick Taylor responds to a call about duck hunters shooting over thin ice; Bryan Golie keeps an eye on the Bear Tooth Game Range on opening day of elk season.

Joe Kambic sets up an elk decoy to help nab illegal hunters; Kqyn Kuka tries to save a deer in the river.

Bryan Golie is after suspicious hunters during elk hunting season in Montana; Paul Luepke deals with hunters who shot mule deer does without proper permits.

Warden Jon Obst checks recreational boaters for life vests; Warden Kyle Miller keeps campers informed on guidelines.

The cops rush out to a burning boat and the sheriff gets himself in a 60mile/hour boat chase.

Another drugs bust and the Water Cops are on the front line.

The Special Ops learn the ropes of spy swimming.

Distress signals at sea - the wildlife patrol to the rescue.

Medellín police seize bulk cash, while a bus search in Peru reveals a massive drug haul. In Bolivia, a traveler is caught with a weapon in his bag.

Bolivian agents find dual passports, Tijuana police seize pink cocaine, and a woman in Peru is caught with two firearms hidden under her clothes.

A fake passport bust in Bolivia, a drug den raid in Tijuana and cannabis found in Peru; in Chile, a routine stop saves a domestic abuse victim.

A K-pop band risks deportation in Chile, K9s track drugs in Mexico, and gears hide cocaine in Colombia. In Peru, a woman wears ten pairs of pants.

It's summertime in Alaska so Tom and Kia are making the most of the twenty-four hours of daylight.

It's a big year for the Cripple River mining camp in Nome, Alaska; the crew is extremely busy, and the participants are already finding some of the biggest gold in recent history.

Tom's been dredging a spot on Arctic Creek for the past couple of years; now is the time he and Kia are going to open the hole up in hopes of finding some serious gold.

The couples move deeper into the beautiful Okavango Delta with empty stomachs, their minds determined to survive and their camp surrounded by wildlife.

With Liz in exile and trying to survive Kieran, her husband Ryan and the others continue their journey and search for food along the Mababe River.

Kieren exchanges exile for the main camp and instantly irritates Ola, James and Ryan, whose disgust over their new companion grows by the minute.

Liz is reunited with Ryan; they have to compete against Ola and James in a thrilling semifinal.

Dmitrij Sribnyj reveals his life story for the first time, from his evacuation during the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster to becoming a four-time Gymkhana Grid champion.

Jedd Monsoor is tough on his crew. Mike Johnson and his brother try their luck in the icy waters of Wisconsin.

Mike Johnson and son keep looking for that big haul; Tim Adams and crew face their own unique challenges.

In the first week of April, fisherman go looking for record-setting hauls.

Everyone deals with harsh conditions on a tough Lake Pepin.

This time, Magical Bones is in Seoul. He goes to the B-Boy championships and visits his friend Ji, who owns a vintage shop to perform a spectacular trick on a shirt.

Pete takes to the streets of India's capital city, Delhi. He performs a series of fun and baffling tricks for locals and visitors, including a levitation attempt.

Pete is in Delhi and Mumbai performing magic to a variety of people, including a baffling thirst-quenching trick, as well as making rings and himself vanish!

Pete Heat is in Manchester visiting the famous Old Trafford. For his finale, he wows a group of friends with his unique and comedic magic skills.

Rob Heal visits the beautiful PAGO region of Pennsylvania and fishes the Clarion River for both brown trout and smallmouth bass.

The Gander River in eastern Newfoundland is renowned for its massive runs of Atlantic salmon; join Rob as he fishes this river for the first time.

Colin McKeown and friend Terry Loates visit the Algoma region of Northern Ontario to fish for early season smallmouth bass.

Jenna McKeown explores the small streams in and around Wind River, a region famous for its landscapes and great trout fishing.

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.

A failed bear hunt leaves Ryan determined to leave no stone unturned for an end of summer goat hunt in high mountain terrain where anything can go wrong.

Ryan, Joel and Ryan's wife run a moose hunt along a river, spending the night in a rotten cabin before an unexpected elk harvest; meeting Bernard McCay, they explore B.C.'s LEH lottery and the trials of a first-time hunter.

To redeem last year's failed bear hunt, Ryan leads Joel into the challenging spring of Williams Lake and Horsefly; lost in tough terrain, Joel faces his fear of bears and the sacred, complex balance of taking an animal for food.

Ryan tests Joel's progress with a spring foraging trip in Prince George with expert Jenifer Côtè; fighting mosquitoes and grizzly sign, they trek to Cousin Eli's remote cabin and attempt to forage dinner — without picking the wrong plants.

Ryan forces Joel to face a freezing British Columbia winter through ice fishing and trapping; with a stop at Barkerville Brewing and a visit to a remote trapline, they uncover the rules of trapping cabins and efforts to revive the region's caribou.

Ryan takes Joel to Vancouver Island to experience ocean foraging and explore the fragile balance between commercial fishing and conservation.

An experienced outdoorsman pulls his city-raised cousin into the wild, where hunting, fishing, and foraging become lessons in survival, humility, and the quiet power of living off the land.

A father desperately attempts to save his son's life after a grizzly bear attack while out hunting together.

We take a look back at our season's survival stories with a more in-depth look with the help of former Army Special Forces soldier, Terry Schappert.

A rock-climbing disaster hurtles climber Craig DeMartino 100 feet down a granite cliff. A shattered heap of broken bones, Craig clings to life. In a split second, Craig's life becomes an inspiring fight to survive.

An accident leaves a fisherman fighting for his life after becoming trapped under a boulder, with water reaching up to his neck.

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.

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

Amidst the Spanish Alpujarras mountains lies Ronda where today's manhunt takes place; US TV presenter Zay Harding has an insatiable appetite for adventure.

Amy Hughes, 28-year-old athlete in peak physical condition from the UK, tries to outsmart two professional chasers.

In Spain's Sierra Nevada lies the town of Órgiva, a perfect place for a manhunt; the challenger is 41-year-old Zay Harding from Los Angeles, USA.

Amy Hughes, a 28-year-old challenger from the United Kingdom, claims to outsmart former British military specialists Ben Major and Ewan Ross.

The Special Response Team reacts to a man who has reportedly barricaded himself inside his home.

The team targets notorious gangsters and drug dealers while carrying out seven tactical assaults.

Near the junction to East Midlands airport, a trailer sheds its load and causes rush hour chaos; Adam dispatches a crack team of his finest recovery ops, in the hope they will be able to resolve the situation quickly.

A 20-ton digger has been written off after falling into the Thames; Rory is dispatched to rescue a Sprinter blocking a bus lane, and Jim has to work fast to get a stranded HGV driver to safety.

A seven car motorway pile-up leaves a local council's waste truck in trouble. Fluff does his best to shift one of the heaviest loads his vehicle can lift. Meanwhile, Fluff's girlfriend Marta is called to a stranded truck in a quarry.

Steve and Marta recover a burnt-out van stranded by a canal using a specialist truck; Fluff races to move a Tarmac-laden truck before the load hardens, while Roman navigates tight lanes with a 30-foot crane.

Vinnie and the team are hard at work on the 1976 Trans Am. The 1972 Corvette is getting a custom paint job. The 66 Mustang needs a tune up.

Vinnie and the team are priming the 1972 Nova to help prevent it from rusting. We take a look back at all the cool stuff that has happened in the shop.

Vinnie and the team at Muscle Cars of Texas install airbags on the 48 Dodge; team gets ready for the Galveston Classic Car show.

Vinnie and the team at Muscle Cars of Texas install airbags on the 48 Dodge; team gets ready for the Galveston Classic Car show.

The filmmakers take a look at the fanaticism of riders who achieve success through friendship.

A slow, outdated 1959 Mercedes-Benz 180 D is modified with a bargain budget to include new wheels and an American V8 muscle motor.

A 1927 Ford Track T Roadster is incomplete and needs Titan Restoration's finishing touch with its flathead V8 engine.

A 1957 Ford Thunderbird gets the restoration treatment with new paint, interior, and a rebuilt V8 motor.

An ultra-rare 1957 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Roadster is "resto-modded" using a modern Mercedes-Benz SLK 230 as a donor vehicle.

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.

Mat hunts throughout Europe for a Volvo P1800, a classy Nordic coupe.

Mat is asked to track down a Fiat 500 for a client with a tiny garage.

On a quiet evening in 1904, Charles Stewart Rolls and Frederick Henry Royce have dinner together; that is how Rolls-Royce is born.

Explore how Volkswagen rose from the ashes of the war to transform itself into the icon of the peace and free love sixties; it's a key product of eighties excess and today, it's one of the world's largest carmakers.

Take a look at the Bugatti brand; explore how it is creating one of the fastest cars in the world.

Sweden's most famous car company and an engineering powerhouse that redefines automotive safety for humanity; the story of Volvo is a powerful tale of continually pushing to build a better and more secure car.

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