Discovery Science

The team are in unchartered territory as they go to Montana. They're investigating the streets of Virginia City, known for its mass hangings and excessive crime.

A look into how pencils, giant screws and pickles are manufactured.

How to make all kinds of products, from the most common to the most complex.

How did the ancient Greeks invent parchment with techniques still used today? Plus, how do they make shuttlecocks?

With her weight spiralling, Stephanie needs her mum's help to care for her three kids. Now, she's at the point where she'll have to lose weight or risk not having the chance to see her kids grow up.

As a typhoon rocks the Bering Sea, the Summer Bay suffers a collision. Sig gambles all his pots in one spot, while Casey takes a scientific approach to finding the elusive bairdi crab.

The team head to Louisiana's rumoured paranormally charged Manchac Swamp. They're the first team to ever investigate the site of America's largest slave revolt.

Lewis makes a voodoo doll and tries to get it to work; Alex persuades New Yorkers to hand over their car keys.

Lewis uses the power of suggestion to solve the Rubik's cube. Also, Alex fools people into thinking they can smell his perfume - but it's just plain water.

How did the ancient Greeks invent parchment with techniques still used today? Plus, how do they make shuttlecocks?

Focuses on creative garage innovators taking inventions to the next level, from using fire to charge phones to creating the world's fastest electric dragster.

A look into how pencils, giant screws and pickles are manufactured.

How to make all kinds of products, from the most common to the most complex.

Was one of Houdini's greatest escapes a conspiracy to spy for the US government? Experts investigate by recreating his break from a Siberian prison van.

Dr Emma provides effective treatment for the persistent skin issue that Mel has struggled with since her early years.