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Josh Gates investigates three aquatic mysteries: the Kraken, Lake Lanier and Atlantis. From terrifying sailor lore, to a deadly lake's dark past, and a lost city beneath the sea, he searches for evidence behind legends shaped by fear, myth and history.

Andrew investigates:what really happened to Jeffrey Epstein? Byreconstructing the crime scene using insider insights, expert analysis, and a fullreplica ofhisjail cell,he tests whether the evidence points to suicide, murder ... or something darker.

When a swarm of craft floods New Jersey's skies, panic erupts online; Andrew digs into every conspiracy theory, interviewing eyewitnesses and testing cutting-edge drone tech, until he uncovers the truth behind the incident.

A gambler wagers his life savings on a single spin of the roulette wheel; a charismatic crook makes money by any means necessary; a pool hustler's life is on the line after being set up and robbed at gunpoint.

Fred opens the door to a new site that he and Dustin have dreamed about for over a decade; after a bust-up with Fred, Kayla makes a discovery that will change the course of their entire season.

The team dives into "Hell's Kitchen" to test two potential kitchen catastrophes and myths involving grease fires and water; the build team tries to blow up C4 in a microwave and use cheese in a cannon.

Testing the hijinks from the "Indiana Jones" franchise.

Swinging Luke and Leia across a chasm with a grappling hook; an Ewok log crushing an Imperial "Chicken Walker"; surviving in a tauntaun's belly.

The teams test two myths of locomotion from the reliable horse to the sometimes-unreliable motor car.

The team rolls out the sticky carpet for the most versatile implement in the toolbox while tackling a trio of tall tales about duct tape.

Supersonic ping pong; lighting a frozen fuse on an ice cannon.

How wood utensils, refrigeration units, moccasins and impact drills are made.

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

Throttle bodies; limestone fireplace mantels; candied fruit; linen ukuleles.

NASCAR car bodies; hurley sticks; tube power amplifiers; thermal coffee pots.

Recycled skateboards; braided pastry; construction trailers; and metalworking vises.

Rubber balls; motion chairs; Montreal smoked meat; motorized scooters.

Spiral stairs; pita bread; exhaust headers; molded limestone artwork.

The host explores and explains the proper making of leather basketballs, wood panel canvases, shoelaces and floodgates in large quantities for public use.

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

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

Power steering pumps; Asian bowl meals; walking canes.

Aerospace fasteners; cactus pear purée; lab reactors.

Mike learns to be a specialty fireworks technician, then checks out a cow with a hole in its stomach at Arkansas State University.

Mike trains as a trauma surgeon, learning under simulated battlefield conditions; Mike helps to control iguanas on the Florida coast.

Mike Rowe goes to the mountains in Utah and gives a dam to a couple nuisance beavers causing havoc for municipalities; Mike gets a little sticky while working with a special effects artist at a glue factory in LA.

Mike works his hardest construction job yet; he helps a team of rodbusters, who carry 2 tons of reinforced steel each for overpass construction.

Mike sucks rocks off an industrial roof with a massive vacuum; then, he travels to the Black Hills to carve one of the largest monuments in the world: Crazy Horse.

Mike visits a jelly bean company to create a flavored jelly bean based on the smell of his boots; he then travels to Maine to harvest blueberries, before joining in a pie bakeoff.

Mike Rowe goes to the mountains in Utah and gives a dam to a couple nuisance beavers causing havoc for municipalities; Mike gets a little sticky while working with a special effects artist at a glue factory in LA.