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Revealing an extraordinary medical first, a woman pulls live worms from her eye; a hunter discovers that a tick bite has turned eating everyday food into a dangerous gamble; a woman returns from Hawaii with parasites attacking her nervous system.

Josh dives the Atlantic in search of millions in lost coins that sunk with America's Titanic.

Josh Gates takes on the Indian Ocean's punishing waters as he chases a lost treasure that is rumored to be worth more than $1 billion.

Josh Gates travels the world in search of adventure, leaving no stone unturned as he investigates history's most iconic legends. Now, he's offering brand-new updates on his favorite stories, including behind-the-scenes details he's never shared before.

Revealing an extraordinary medical first, a woman pulls live worms from her eye; a hunter discovers that a tick bite has turned eating everyday food into a dangerous gamble; a woman returns from Hawaii with parasites attacking her nervous system.

Josh dives the Atlantic in search of millions in lost coins that sunk with America's Titanic.

A Mediterranean island paradise is not all that it seems; a complex of abandoned buildings once served to imprison the world's most dangerous Mafiosi; experts reveal who was imprisoned here and the secrets they left behind.

A complex of tall, windowless buildings in the American Rust Belt hold the secrets to a lost empire of industry and wealth; experts investigate these mysterious structures to reveal why this once powerful metropolis is now home to abandoned ruins.

Leather briefcases; crop-dusters; corn whiskey; drag-racing clutches.

Worcestershire sauce; lawn bowls; radio-controlled model jets.

How flying water bikes, paint and cinnamon cordial are made.

An insight into how steel bistro furniture, letterpress printing, bamboo ceramic lights and asphalt compactors are made.

Witness samples; pressure washers; beehives; cast iron cookers.

Fish rubbings; clay shooting machines; almonds; high-end motorcycles.

The processes of making compression and extension springs, micro drill bits, skiffs, and painted glass backsplashes.

Steamer baskets; three-wheel scooters; pre-fabricated conservatories; copper cookware.

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

How classic car gauges, chocolate marble cake, ghillie kettles and rubber gloves are made.

Exploring how everyday items like pasta dies, blueberries, composting toilets and surge arresters are made.

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

Matt chases a rare copy of the Declaration of Independence in a hoard; he digs through a 4,000-square-foot chicken coop for vintage motorcycles; a vintage Coca-Cola vending machine could be a big find if they can get it out of the chicken coop.

The team pulls 50,000 pounds of trash from a hoarder's Tennessee farmhouse. A safe could hold a generational jewelry collection. Matt takes down a hazardous barn and salvages the wood for hard cash. A rare Spider-Man comic sells for more than $15,000.

A New York City home features Back to the Future self-lacing sneakers worth up to $100,000, mint-condition Knight Rider toys, and hip-hop tour jackets. The team also cleans a rural property covered in scrap metal to hunt for rare Olympics memorabilia.

A widower's home is so dangerously packed and impassable that his family will no longer visit. Matt's team scrambles to sell boats, vintage motorcycles, and barbershop equipment. A surprise find of unique Magic Johnson memorabilia could score big bucks.

Matt hunts for rare liquor, hand-rolled cigars and vintage drums in two California hoards; when the owners refuse to part with key items, Matt's bottom line is threatened.

Matt and his troops head to the Pacific Northwest to search a three-barn hoard loaded with U.S. military treasures, including Willy's Jeeps and uniforms; a biohazard mess hides first-generation computers and video equipment at a second location.

The team tests if NASA really did land on the Moon.

Adam and Jamie take a fan mail film and use it to dial in on a phone book fable; the rest of the team test a fishy tale of Hollywood pyrotechnics with their own big bang theories.

The MythBusters go to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to test racing myths.

Adam and Jamie test whether hands-free driving is a safe way to make a call while behind the wheel.