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Legend Steven Lee Hall Jr. joins two first-time survivalists for 21 days in the brutal backwoods of Kentucky; its deadly copperheads and violent storms push even the King of the Forest to his breaking point.

Two foreigners try to become the first survivalists to endure 21 days on U.S. soil; rattlesnakes, unfamiliar terrain and plummeting temperatures threaten to send them back across the pond.

As the first Siberian storm slams the grounds, Sig sets into 40-knot winds, risking capsizing when his tank floods; Sophia must prove she can drive a boat and lead her crew in severe weather while Jake battles insubordination from his own new crew.

Sig deploys tactics from the old country to zero in on the Bairdi crab mother lode; Jack earns a windfall of new quota, but it comes at the cost of drug testing his crew.

Tizzy tracks down a pipe-wielding road-rager who violently attacks cars and threatens drivers across Los Angeles; a woman is caught on camera shamelessly defecating on a car, and an enraged man makes off with a tow truck, wreaking havoc through the streets of New York City.

Before becoming America's Sports Car, the Chevrolet Corvette was the bane of General Motors' existence; when the automaker attempted to discontinue the line in 1983, a small team of self-funded true believers went rogue, sparking a civil war within GM.

Discovery's "The RVers" is an informational TV series about the people who roam the world in recreational vehicles. The show's creator and producer Anthony Nalli hosts, along with full-time RVers Chris Dunphy and Cherie Ve Ard (RVMobileInternet.com), Peter Knize and John Sullivan (RVgeeks) and Tom and Caitlin Morton (Mortons on the Move), all of whom bring their experience, knowledge and expertise

As the American military outgrows the Jeep, it needs something strong, tough, more versatile, and the Humvee is the answer; from Desert Storm to Rodeo Drive, it became America's vehicle of choice, courtesy of its big fan, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Patrice and Kevin McCabe camp at Bald Eagle State Park in Howard, Pennsylvania; later, they visit Penn State University and Penn's Cave.

Parker and Tony set 13,000-ounce gold totals, sparking a battle to see who can mine the most and reigniting an old feud; Rick faces health issues and an uncertain future; a new player enters the Klondike fray.

As the first weekend of the busy season kicks off at the Golden Nugget, a missing $1,000 chip sparks a high-tech and hotel-wide hunt to find the person who took it; gaming surveillance cracks down on a team of card counters hitting Fremont Street casinos; tempers flare at the hotel check-in line and a confrontation puts security on alert and a VIP host pulls strings to keep a high roller happy and

Over-capacity and on the brink, Louisiana's Washington Parish Jail is spiraling into chaos; the new sheriff struggles to bring stability and control while facing the mistakes of the past.

In Bristol County Jail, half of the cells don't lock; as changing demographics bring in more violent, gang-affiliated criminals, staff must manage a higher-risk population without the facility slipping into chaos.

Inside Butler County Jail, a six-term sheriff and his seasoned staff confront an opioid crisis; as drugs flood the facility, officers work to dismantle the supply ring and maintain order.

On Florida's Treasure Coast, home to some of the priciest real estate in the state, Indian River County Jail serves the people who wealth left behind. Deputies invest in programs, mentorship and second chances to keep them from coming back.

Anderson County, Tennessee, is federally recognized as an area affected by drug trafficking and gangs. With only one county jail, Sheriff Barker and his team combat crime while offering unique inmate reentry programs that reduce recidivism.

At Tennessee's Dyer County Jail, overcrowding, contraband and violence strain an understaffed facility, where drugs have been smuggled in by officers and violence among inmates has turned deadly.

When a rare EF-3 tornado touches down in northern Michigan, cameras capture the chaos and disbelief.

As Hurricane Idalia makes landfall along Florida's Gulf Coast, evacuation holdouts face a 12-foot storm surge and 125 mph winds. The once-in-a-generation storm devastates inland structures and overturns rush-hour traffic 350 miles away in Charleston, SC.

Tourists and locals endure catastrophic winds and flooding as Category 5 Hurricane Melissa tears across Jamaica; as guests scramble to take shelter, resorts in Montego Bay suffer structural failure, while torrential rain inundates the town of Black River.

In January 2026, a 2000-mile winter storm unleashes chaos across 40 states; a 100-car pileup traps motorists in Michigan, a freight train smashes a stranded semi and first responders race to save a driver sinking in a frozen pond.

A lone supercell thunderstorm in March 2026 spawns unexpected late winter tornadoes in the upper Midwest, including the earliest-ever EF-3 tornado to hit Michigan; following close behind, an even larger storm system unleashes deadly tornadoes in Illinois.

Hurricane Helene barrels north into Appalachia, dumping 30 inches of rain; as hundreds of cameras capture flooding and mudslides, one woman gets swept away by the deluge, until a man attending a wedding rehearsal jumps into the water to save her.

Tourists and locals endure catastrophic winds and flooding as Category 5 Hurricane Melissa tears across Jamaica; as guests scramble to take shelter, resorts in Montego Bay suffer structural failure, while torrential rain inundates the town of Black River.

In January 2026, a 2000-mile winter storm unleashes chaos across 40 states; a 100-car pileup traps motorists in Michigan, a freight train smashes a stranded semi and first responders race to save a driver sinking in a frozen pond.

A lone supercell thunderstorm in March 2026 spawns unexpected late winter tornadoes in the upper Midwest, including the earliest-ever EF-3 tornado to hit Michigan; following close behind, an even larger storm system unleashes deadly tornadoes in Illinois.

Hurricane Helene barrels north into Appalachia, dumping 30 inches of rain; as hundreds of cameras capture flooding and mudslides, one woman gets swept away by the deluge, until a man attending a wedding rehearsal jumps into the water to save her.

A repeat client wants a tall, big work truck, so the team decides to build the world's first-ever, lifted Hummer EV; Ashley sets a company sales goal of 25 trucks at the upcoming Palm Beach Boat Show, sparking family tension.

Johnathan alters time in an attempt to get to port for an anniversary he promised Heather on land; Rick battles a Bering Sea gale that knocks his deckhand out of commission; Sophia helms the Seabrooke in the roughest weather she's ever seen.

Mike braves a potential suicide mission in California; Kevin is at the mercy of a mechanic and a windy night.

Mike braves gators in Florida to retrieve a Cessna Float plane; Ken and Danny have an encounter with an angry debtor.

Mike Kennedy sky-dives into an airfield in a bid to snatch a de Havilland Twin Otter; Ken Cage and Danny Thompson attempt a risky two-vehicle snatch.

Ken Cage tries to repossess two high-end yachts in just two days; Kevin Lacey attempts a white-knuckle landing on a runway with no lights.

Aerospace fasteners; cactus pear purée; lab reactors.

Curious minds find out how things like graphene, the world's smallest car, force testers and composite cars are manufactured.

Mountain bike tires; leaf and debris vacuums; canned meat; fillet knives.

How foosball tables, Marseille soap and Laguiole pocket knives are made.

Following how fireplace bellows, calissons and recreational watercraft are made.

Find out how peaked caps, custom water heaters, electric boats and fencing foils are made.

Educational robots; boxing belts; boat radar mounts; European-style radiators.

Rice cookers; concealment furniture; promotional origami; hedge shears.

Learning how race car oil, plaster moldings, lemongrass oil and fly tying vices are made.

Exploring the production processes of everyday items, including spinning reels, plasma protein therapies, 3D cups and stainless steel beer kegs.

After a K9 alerts to a vehicle, officers have trouble finding anything, but eventually a secret compartment reveals its contents; officers question a man who claims he's driving his friend's truck across country because his buddy needed to eat dinner.

Officers find a man and his family driving a suspiciously modified truck; a young man is caught with narcotics strapped to his body; a crosser is detained for having a record of smuggling an illegal migrant across the border.

Cartels hope CBP won't inspect happy families, but officers know not to fall for that smuggling trick. Due to avian flu, live chickens can't be brought into the U.S. A family is forced to choose: go home to save their pet or surrender the bird to CBP.

The border between the USA and Mexico is the busiest in the world. This series follows the work of America's Customs and Border Protection agency, whose job is to defend the border and stop terrorists, drugs and illegal weapons from entering the country.

Tourist Day celebrates the thousands of Americans who migrate south during the winter months. With 11,000 visitors expected, officers are preparing themselves for festivities fueled by alcohol and drugs -- and smugglers taking advantage of the crowds.

Millions of travelers cross the U.S. borders every year. And while some are innocent couples, others are partners in crime. Because at the border, love isn't always what it seems.

In one of America's wealthiest counties, Loudoun County Adult Detention Center serves the wealthy and the impoverished alike by running rehab programs, chasing contraband, and giving every inmate — rich or poor — a shot at a brighter future.

At Tennessee's Dyer County Jail, overcrowding, contraband and violence strain an understaffed facility, where drugs have been smuggled in by officers and violence among inmates has turned deadly.

As an opioid epidemic grips the county, a law-and-order sheriff uses rehabilitation to help inmates break the cycle of addiction while officers work around the clock to maintain safety, security and order inside one of New York's busiest jails.

Millions of travelers cross the U.S. borders every year. And while some are innocent couples, others are partners in crime. Because at the border, love isn't always what it seems.

In one of America's wealthiest counties, Loudoun County Adult Detention Center serves the wealthy and the impoverished alike by running rehab programs, chasing contraband, and giving every inmate — rich or poor — a shot at a brighter future.

At Tennessee's Dyer County Jail, overcrowding, contraband and violence strain an understaffed facility, where drugs have been smuggled in by officers and violence among inmates has turned deadly.

As an opioid epidemic grips the county, a law-and-order sheriff uses rehabilitation to help inmates break the cycle of addiction while officers work around the clock to maintain safety, security and order inside one of New York's busiest jails.

Dave Turin shows where everyday miners can find the new gold uncovered in California, talking about a number of ways ranging from picking nuggets out of rivers to metal detecting rare gold worth millions.

With the clock ticking on the fall season, Sig devises a way to simultaneously silence his crew and fish faster; as Wild Bill goes under the knife, he elevates Landon to captain the Summer Bay; after giving Jack fishing intel, Keith smells a rat.

Pineapple argues with a woman who has a hall pass from her husband; Jeremy gets in a fight, and Elmer hunts for a massive haul; TW's easy tow turns into an ordeal, while a crazy customer goes ballistic on Bridgett; Shawn makes a spooky discovery.

At a call on the Strip, tow truck driver Shawn is shocked by a six-foot python in a car's front seat; TW tangles with a motel customer twice his size; when a gun is pulled, Elmer races to rescue a fellow driver in danger; a driver's window is smashed.

The tow truck drivers hustle on the craziest night of the year in Las Vegas: New Year's Eve; Jeremy tries to break a record; Elmer makes a life-changing decision; Pineapple faces the wrath of his boss.

Mark, Digger and Tim investigate a Prohibition-era speakeasy in Connecticut that used to serve bootleg liquor to the hottest celebrities of the day; when New York's mobsters come calling, glamour gives way to gunplay, federal agents close in for the kill.

Mark, Digger and Tim investigate a small TX town that became a moonshine capital during Prohibition. When the Texas Rangers flip a local bootlegger, his knowledge of the outlaw liquor trade leads to raids, arrests and the turncoat's own unsolved murder.

Mark, Digger and Tim uncover a backcountry murder mystery tied to Kentucky moonshiners who swapped cannabis for corn liquor; what had been, for decades, a cat-and-mouse game between bootleggers and revenuers erupts into a life-or-death fight for survival.

When a moonshine kingpin murdered a rogue bootlegger in 1948, fear kept witnesses silent. But when forensic evidence led the investigating sheriff across county lines, two tenant farmers and a local psychic helped bring justice to a rural town in Georgia.

In Montana, the Raneys intervene with a family on winter's doorstep; they must scramble to expand their shelter and food storage before being snowed in for good; a surprising revelation in the middle of the rescue threatens to upend the Raneys' plan.

On a mesa in Arizona, the Raneys step into a homestead and marriage under strain; to secure the family's future, they must pull an ambitious husband away from his years-long, unfinished passion project, and force a hard reset before total collapse.

On a mesa in Arizona, the Raneys step into a homestead and marriage under strain; to secure the family's future, they must pull an ambitious husband away from his years-long, unfinished passion project, and force a hard reset before total collapse.

After the tragic loss of his father and wife, a young homesteader attempts to survive alone in the mountains of NC using off-grid skills he learned online; when the Raneys intervene, they find a crumbling shelter and no means of subsistence.

In the Season 16 premiere, demand spikes for Tim and Tickle's duty-free shine, but big profits breed competition in the Virginia backwoods; Mark and Digger buy 90,000 bushels of surplus corn, but must run stills 24/7 to empty the grain silos in 60 days.

Tim and Tickle's tariff-dodging operation is threatened when a stranger appears at their still site; Mark and Digger face buyer's remorse over their $70K corn purchase; Jerry reaches his breaking point when Mike's $4K moonshine deal goes south.

Reports of loud bangs and bullet holes on the eighth floor spark a tense night before the cause of the chaos is discovered one floor above; a VIP host loses her most valuable client and puts all her hopes of making her monthly quota on a walk-in whale.