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When a landslip takes out an excavator on a remote forest track, Thord and Bjoern join forces, but the unstable ground threatens the rescue. (S10, 7 of 8) 7+.

Etruscan Mummy: Did a 200-year-old mechanical man really beat the world's best chess players? Who made it, and how does it work? (S3, ep 9) 7+.

The treasure hunters visit estate sales and auction houses in search of silverware. But can they bag profit-making pieces at the right prices? 7+.

Fire trucks carry firefighters into battle every day. Pierce Fire Trucks build 18,000 of them every year. This is the story of how they are made. (S1, ep 5) 7+.

OneWeb Satellites in Florida reveal how they're making the world's first mass-produced satellites, providing internet to almost every part of the globe. (S1, ep 12) 7+.

Discover why molasses is essential to producing refined sugar, and how the secret to an Apple Danish is the ultimate puff piece. (S1, ep 11) 7+.

Just how are 240 cans of aerosol whipped cream produced each minute? Any why is a powerful vacuum essential to making lollipops? (S1, ep 12) 7+.

Staff at the Columbus Zoo work around the clock to save a mandrill named Tatu who's in a life-or-death struggle. (S1, ep 9) 7+.

The entire zoo is on baby watch as Phoebe the elephant goes into labor. Meanwhile, a family of flying foxes get their annual exam. (S1, ep 11) 7+.

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When a two-billion-dollar Stealth Bomber crashes in Guam, the US Air Force investigate the most expensive aviation accident of all time. (S21, ep 3) 7+.

Rocked by an explosion that rips both right wing engines off the wing, the pilots of Transair 671 manage a miraculous landing. (S21, ep 4) 7+.

When a dam collapses, the resulting disaster can be as catastrophic as a tsunami, inundating communities and destroying everything in its path. (8 of 9) 7+.

Serious illness sadly stopped Ben from restoring his dream Renault 5 GT Turbo. Can Tim and Fuzz surprise him by secretly fixing it up? (S5, ep 5) 7+.

Investigate catastrophic collapses as billboards, bridges, tunnels and towers fail, exposing deadly flaws in design and renovation worldwide. (S3, ep 5) 7+.

On 20 January 1992, Air Inter flight 148 began its descent into Strasbourg. Amid bad weather it hit a mountain, prompting a search for survivors. (S8, ep 7) 7+.

Africa's vast plains are home to some of nature's greatest spectacles. As the environment constantly changes, wildlife must adapt to survive. (5 of 7) 7+.

From scorching deserts to frozen peaks, Africa's wildlife must adapt to survive, turning nature's toughest challenges into opportunity. (6 of 7) 7+.

Teams meticulously search for artifacts around the monuments of fallen pharaohs, revealing fascinating insights into the lives of everyday people. 7+.

Thord and Bjoern open a new garage. Bjoern heads out to rescue a truck, but the driver has Bjoern losing his temper, and almost his finger! (S6, ep 4) 7+.

An idyllic spring morning was interrupted when a dormant volcano erupted, spouting ash and killing 57 people. Why didn't scientists know it was going to blow? 7+.

After a long maintenance stop, the pilots of Colgan Air 9446 struggle to stay in the air - eventually nosediving into the waters off Cape Cod. (8 of 10) 7+.

Told from a unique aerial perspective, discover the story of the longest military campaign of World War II as the Nazis attempt to starve Britain. 7+.

It's 1943, and the Allied commanders assemble the very best of their air forces to attempt one of the most audacious bombing missions of WWII. (S1, ep 4) 7+.

Hannah Fry visits Iceland to discover how this stark, treeless island became a global success story. (4 of 6) 7+.

Experts investigate the shocking crash of United Airlines Flight 173. Ten people died in the disaster in Oregon. What caused all four of its engines to fail? 7+.