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As a Coastguard naval vessel attempts to intercept a drug boat, the crew of a helicopter is called out to perform a dangerous rescue. 7+.

Aeroperú Flight 603 crashed into the ocean in October 1996, killing 70 onboard. The crew received false speed and altitude readings due to leftover duct tape. (7 of 10) 7+.

Technology reveals a hotbed of volcanoes and earthquakes under the Pacific ocean, including catastrophic threats lying off Seattle and New Zealand. (S1, ep 1) 7+.

Revenant Skeleton, Spy Cam, Shakespearean Mangle: Why is a skeleton found with a blade across its stomach, a stone on its neck and a strange green colour in its mouth? (S3, ep 6) 7+.

Three Mile Island, Mont Blanc Tunnel, Sampoong Mall: How did a nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island melt down? And how did a small truck fire become a lethal inferno? 7+. (3 of.

Rock drummer Fuzz Townshend joins presenter Tim Shaw on a series of secret fix-up missions, wowing British car owners with expert revamps of their iconic motors. 7+.

Landing at LAX, US Air 1493 collided with another aircraft and burst into flames. 21 passengers were unable to escape - investigators need to figure out why. 7+.

When it first flew in 1952, the Avro Vulcan pushed the boundaries of aviation by flying higher and farther than any previous long-range bomber. (2 of 5) 7+.

A gas leak caused a explosion in a commercial building in San Juan, killing 33 people. Could the blast have been prevented? Was negligence to blame? 7+.

Car SOS tackles a 2002 Suzuki Jimny, gifted to retired NHS nurse Joanna by her late father. A cherished 4x4, filled with memories, gets new life. (S13, 9 of 10) 7+.

Baggage manager Brodie races against the clock to reunite a passenger with their lost luggage and an airport visitor faces an unexpected mishap. (S1, ep 8) 7+.

Travelling home from a European Cup match in 1958, the plane carrying Matt Busby's Manchester Utd football team crashed on take-off, killing 23 on board.

Moments after taking off from the Norwegian island of Vaeroy, a turboprop plunges into the North Atlantic. (8 of 10) 7+.

The US Coast Guard stops smugglers with over 13,000 kilos of cocaine at sea and transfers custody to Homeland Security Investigations for prosecution. (4 of 8) 7+.

While hunting for evidence in a possible case of poaching, conservation officer Logan encounters a potentially life-threatening situation with two aggressive bears.

The pilots blamed the weather when USAir Flight 1016 fell from the sky, killing 37 people. But were severe rains only part of the story? (S16, ep 6) 7+.

Tim and Fuzz take on a Mercedes SLK with huge sentimental value for owner Lili, but this stylish roadster hides major mysteries. (2 of 10) 7+.

As San Diego HSI seizes a medley of narcotics, CBP processes ferry travellers in Puerto Rico and officers at JFK discover some looted artefacts. (S3, ep 10) 7+.

New Balance reveal how high-tech machinery, hand-crafting skills and global logistics combine to make their best-selling sneaker across the world. (S1, ep 3) 7+.

Jay makes major finds under a pile of rubble in an 18th-century mill, including a set of beautiful antique tiles that could be worth $140 each. (S1, ep 3) 7+.

The team search a sprawling disused paper factory. But with plans to turn it into a museum, will its owners be willing to sell its many treasures? (S1, ep 4) 7+.

How do you get tomatoes to ripen twice as fast as usual? Or transform 100,000 pounds of cheese into mozzarella sticks every day? Find out here. (S2, ep 13) 7+.

One of America's longest-running companies tells all, as an Indiana outfit reveals how they turn out 40 million pounds of corn dogs every year. (S2, ep 15) 7+.

At the Columbus Zoo, there's a gator on the loose and Hank the elephant practices his yoga. At The Wilds, an African painted dog overheats. (S1, ep 5) 7+.

The staff at the Columbus Zoo say goodbye to their polar bears Neva and Amelia Gray before they head off to the Maryland Zoo. (S1, ep 6) 7+.

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A naval vessel is involved in two thrilling drug busts, as the helicopter crew attempts to rescue a mysterious man at sea. 7+.

When crisis strikes a pilot really earns his stripes. For one, that meant pulling off one of the most remarkable landings ever. (S1, ep 3) 7+.

Marine archaeologists investigate the lost wrecks of World War II as they investigate the Nazi secrets that are hidden under water. (S1, ep 2) 7+.

Babe Flute, Casino Shoe, Cursed Amethyst: Is a beautiful gemstone in London's Natural History Museum really cursed and what do the strange symbols on its setting mean? (S3, ep 7) +.

Apollo 13, MGM Grand, Genoa Bridge: Why did Apollo 13 explode 200,000 miles from Earth? And what caused the devastating fire that swept through the MGM Grand in Las Vegas? 7+. (4 of.

Presenter Tim and master mechanic Fuzz whisk a Ford Anglia from its garage in Bournemouth. Can they surprise owner James with their secret motor makeover? 7+.

Experts discover a missing pilot's unwitting part in a fatal crash as they investigate the collision between United Express 5925 and a private plane. 7+.

A look at the deadly and resilient weapons and constructions built by the Nazis in their bid for world domination. (S1, ep 1) 7+.

Tim and Fuzz take on a Mercedes SLK with huge sentimental value for owner Lili, but this stylish roadster hides major mysteries. (2 of 10) 7+.

Car SOS restores a 1984 Ferrari 308 GTS, famous from Magnum PI, for retired Police Sergeant John, who paused the project to support his family. (S13, ep 10 of 10) 7+.

A tense emergency unfolds as illicit drugs are found onboard a plane, paramedics rush to assist a woman displaying symptoms of a heart attack. (S1, ep 10) 7+.

Quick-thinking Captain Frank Geib saved Northwest Airlines Flight 85 from a horrific disaster in 2002. What had gone wrong 35,000 feet in the air? 7+.

When it first flew in 1952, the Avro Vulcan pushed the boundaries of aviation by flying higher and farther than any previous long-range bomber. (2 of 5) 7+.

Tim and Fuzz face a mission: to rescue a Frogeye Sprite. Rusted and falling apart. Can they restore it with the help of Dame Joanna Lumley? (S14, ep 1) 7+.

Tim and Fuzz take on a Mercedes SLK with huge sentimental value for owner Lili, but this stylish roadster hides major mysteries. (2 of 10) 7+.

Moments after taking off from the Norwegian island of Vaeroy, a turboprop plunges into the North Atlantic. (8 of 10) 7+.

A Pricey Watch and Priceless Pearls: Airport employees reunite travellers with a pair of ornate Shriners fezzes, a bride's pearl necklace and a $12,000 Jaeger watch. (S1, ep 5) 7+.

While HSI San Diego chases down a truckload of meth buried in garlic, CBP hunts for party drugs and counterfeit merchandise. (S3, ep 11) 7+.

Jeep is the original all-terrain car maker. Here, unprecedented access to the brand's Ohio factory lifts the lid on how the iconic 4x4 Jeep Wrangler is made. (S1, ep 10) 7+.

The guys hit the jackpot in an old farmhouse, finding a Windsor icebox, an Edison phonograph and a secret manual for the Boeing B-52 bomber. (S1, ep 5) 7+.

The crew head to a disused cotton gin in Georgia, where a depression-era portrait, a Zenith radio and a home-made hot rod set their hearts racing. (S1, ep 6) 7+.

Visit the town of Mt. Olive, where there are no mountains or olives but lots of pickled peppers, before discovering New Yorker Bagels' secrets. (S2, ep 16) 7+.

Shine a light on the innovative cupcakes linked to a national security incident, a tear-inducing horseradish and a top-selling chewing gum. (S2, ep 17) 7+.

A Muntjac deer name Chowlie suffers from mysterious seizers, but the keepers will need to catch him first before they find out why. (S1, ep 7) 7+.

Yin and Yang, two Asian small-clawed otters show off their x-ray training skills. (S1, ep 8) 7+.

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The interception of a drug boat leads to a dangerous situation, as the DASH-8 attempts to rescue two fishermen. 7+.

Explore the disappearance of an Airbus over the Atlantic, an airshow disaster and a plane's nose-dive into the Mediterranean. (S1, ep 4) 7+.

When it first flew in 1952, the Avro Vulcan pushed the boundaries of aviation by flying higher and farther than any previous long-range bomber. (2 of 5) 7+.

Crystal Skull, Dragon Chair, Assyrian Map: Is a crystal skull in the British Museum proof of an ancient supernatural power, or is it a very beautiful fake? (S3, ep 8) 7+.

The Champlain Towers Condominium collapse in Surfside. The Kursk submarine disaster sinking in the Barents Sea. The Kings Cross train station fire. 7+ (5 of.

Tim and Fuzz surprise Steve, whose health problems left him unable to restore his beloved 1978 Rover P6. Can they successfully fix up his car in secret? 7+.

Experts are forced to confront a controversial issue as they dig into the fate of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 which crashed into a seawall in 2013. 7+.

A look at how Nazi scientist Wernher von Braun secretly developed the world's first long-range rockets. 7+.

Less than 30 minutes after takeoff, this Boeing 747 exploded and plummeted into the water just off Long Island, New York, killing everyone on board. What went wrong? 7+.

Tim and Fuzz get help from James Nesbitt as they try to fix up one of the worst cars they have ever encountered - unsuspecting owner Billy's 1959 MGA roadster. 7+.

Tim and Fuzz take on a Mercedes SLK with huge sentimental value for owner Lili, but this stylish roadster hides major mysteries. (2 of 10) 7+.

Moments after taking off from the Norwegian island of Vaeroy, a turboprop plunges into the North Atlantic. (8 of 10) 7+.

Nostradamus, Castle Houska, The First Stigmata: Nostradamus wrote hundreds of verses, Houska Castle guards a portal to hell and St Francis claimed the first case of stigmata.

Did drugs affect Hitler's actions and behaviour? Find out in this compelling documentary examining the medications the dictator was taking, how much he took and how often. 7+.

Easter Island's tall stone moai have long captured the global imagination, and there are still mysteries surrounding them. (S3, ep 2) 7+.

Experts look into the fate of TransAsia Flight 235. Dash cam footage captured its final moments, but still the cause of its crash remained a mystery. (S16, ep 8) 7+.