2024-09-15
Heather and Phil continue their investigation of Savannah, GA: America's most haunted city. Their quest takes them deep into the wilderness, where they discover a place of terrible tragedy that many locals believe has led to powerful paranormal activity. (Repeat).
At the site of America's deadliest avalanche, witnesses report bizarre apparitions and sickly feelings of dread. Phil and Jess venture deep into Washington's Cascade Mountains to investigate a shocking cover-up and test a mind-bending scientific theory. (Repeat).
Dakota Fred and his son Dustin risk their lives to find a fortune in gold nuggets, taking them deep beneath the waters of one of Alaska's wildest creeks. (Repeat).
A lighting strike sets off a massive oil tank explosion, a Russian fighter jet crashes in front of an air show crowd and a motorist crashes her truck into a Kansas store. Also, firefighters scramble as a motel roof collapses. (Repeat).
Explore Sarasota's snook and pompano fishing from the beaches to the bay, canoeing the historic Myakka River and kayaking the shady mangrove tunnels of Lido Key. (New).
Join us as we explore Michigan's famous Hex hatch and its amazing steelhead runs. We are joined by our friends from Stealthcraft boats for an incredible show. (Repeat).
A 32-story Madrid office building goes up in flames, a toppling construction crane nearly crushes a woman in her car, and a flood caused by heavy rains obliterates a bridge and dozens of boats. (Repeat).
Left out in the cold by his crew, Chris McCully risks an unprecedented winter solo dive without a tender. The Kellys look to continue their new hot streak, but hypothermia becomes a serious threat for one diver when equipment begins to fall apart. (Repeat).
A perilous plunge into deeper depths wreaks havoc on Chris McCully's air compressor. Shawn scours foreign ground for gold to keep his operation funded. A faulty sluice box could spell disaster for the Kellys. (Repeat).
In Arizona, a scientist turned miner gambles his retirement to secure a legacy for his son. Against logic, Freddy and Juan must turn up the heat to fix the miner's innovative, self-designed "dry washer" to save the mine. (Repeat).
Bitter rivals Dan and Jeff must work together to grab a key survival item. Darrin's injury slows his camp and puts his challenge at risk. When Dani refuses to trade assets, Gary plots to get the others to feed him, leading to an explosive standoff. (Repeat).
An elimination challenge tests survivalists' bow-hunting and game-processing skills. When two camps secure warthogs, one quickly preserves its win; the other camp's meat spoils, making someone violently ill. Medics remove a competitor from the challenge. (Repeat).
Dan's big game kill puts his camp in a power position. Gary's trek in scorching heat forces medics to intervene. For the first time ever, competitors face a night elimination. They must craft a primitive torch, using its light to build a figure-four trap. (Repeat).
Gary's food win is diminished when he falls ill after eating rotten meat. Fernando is in a power position after securing a critical tool. Aggressive elephants and a punishing storm threaten the camp. Medics remove a survivalist from the competition. (Repeat).
Temperatures rise during a grueling challenge where survivalists must dig seep wells and boil water primitively. The loser forfeits their hard-earned items to the winner. Ky's allegiances are tested. A shocking big-game kill tips the balance of power. (Repeat).
A triple-elimination fire challenge cuts the field in half. A scorpion sting puts a competitor at risk. Finalists must preserve fire, bushcraft a boom stick and master an unprecedented bow competition. The winner earns $100,000 and a perfect 10.0 PSR. (New).
A transgender Air Force Vet and a South African farmer tackle the deadly bush of Zambia where territorial elephants, baboons and crocodiles threaten their every move. But when disaster strikes, a sibling seeks redemption. (Repeat).
A triple-elimination fire challenge cuts the field in half. A scorpion sting puts a competitor at risk. Finalists must preserve fire, bushcraft a boom stick and master an unprecedented bow competition. The winner earns $100,000 and a perfect 10.0 PSR. (Repeat).