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The brothers realize they might have bitten off more than they can chew when a shipping container they intended to re-purpose gets stuck in the driveway.

The cottage lacks a beach.

Cold smoked samlon; yogurt; ravioli; fresh garden salad.

Refined sugar; apple danishes; eggs; tortillas.

Pureed buttercup soup; aerosol whipped cream; lollipops; crab sticks.

Tomatoes; muffins; candy; gnocchi.

Seasoned hoarders help Drew, including one who collects cement mixers.

Programa que muestra diversos productos para la venta.

Drew searches sheds of a stately home for items; Julian road tests a tank.

Drew is stranded in Somerset; a large-scale house clearance is organized at Tissington Hall in Derbyshire.

Firefighters race to save a woman and her two dogs from deadly hypothermia; police and fire crews coordinate a risky bridge rescue to reach a man fighting for his life in an icy lake below.

A woman is ready to bring a new dog into her home.

On a country house marathon with Julian, Drew's quest for rare and unique items takes him inside some of Britain's finest homes.

Alpha-Bits cereal; squid ink is used to create jet-black fettuccine; garden mix; an Indiana factory produces gummy peaches.

Popular demand spurs the return of a formerly discontinued strawberry cheesecake frozen treat; sea-salt caramels; a Jewish culinary classic gets a modern twist.

Fruit goodies; California rolls; cocktail bitters; a chocolaty corn snack that's nearly guilt-free.

Ketchup-flavored potato chips; Pal-o-Mine candy bars; Szechuan sauce; candy raisins.

Hundreds of gourmet BLT sandwiches are on the line as food workers deal with badly burned brioche buns, no-show bacon and tomatoes that are still green on the vine; ice sculptors race to complete an ambitious commission for a high-profile wedding.

A family-run bakery prepares a huge order for a prestigious hotel chain; an unsatisfactory taste test forces the producers of organic, cold-pressed juice to start over.

Description: Radio host Jim Dutton helps local Texas homeowners turn their outdated, barely functional home into their dream home.

Ohio taco artists prepare food for a thousand people; Toronto bakers make a signature dessert for a ladies' golf club.

A Las Vegas bakery works overnight to finish several wedding cakes; in Ontario, a catering company feeds hundreds of athletes.

A crew of Cape Cod fishermen struggle to fill a hefty fish order from Harvard University; Ontario farmers scour their fields for fresh ingredients with flashlights.

A Louisiana fishing boat faces mechanical breakdowns; a Toronto catering company struggles to prepare thousands of meals for travelers.

Bakers make 440 birthday cakes for a celebration at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs; an overnight crew prepares 250 gourmet meals for train passengers.

Les Stroud travels to the Mitre Peninsula, an unforgiving and inaccessible area of land in Argentina.

Take a trip to the meat market that invented the turducken.

Take a trip to the meat market that invented the turducken.

Les shows some of the many different ways he has attempted to create a fire during his survival scenarios.

After all his years of wilderness survival, the forests of Ontario's Temagami still rank as some of the most difficult, harrowing and challenging survival experiences Les has ever faced; Les and a friend get separated on their first night in Ontario.

Les and his 16-year-old son Logan find themselves trapped without supplies and without a way home while sea kayaking along the coastline of British Columbia.

Les and Logan set out for a fishing trip in a tin boat; stranded after their motor dies, Les and Logan are quickly plunged into an intense survival situation that could happen to any summer cottager.

Johnny and Jordyn explore local folklore surrounding a ghost called Old Man Gimli who haunts a former religious summer camp.