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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+.

Previously unseen footage reveals some of the most significant moments of WWII as fighting reached a bloody climax and the US prepared to drop the atomic bomb.

Clues from a 13,000-year-old skeleton and a submerged coastline reveal surprising insights into the first humans to arrive in the Americas. (S4, ep 8) 7+.

When blizzards bring chaos to Norway's roads, Thord and his A-Team battle to save a jack-knifed truck from tipping over. (S6, ep 1) 7+.

When this UK power station reached the end of the road, it took all the power with it. Plus, explore landslides, tyres and inevitable human error. (S1, ep 6) 7+.

Air traffic controllers hear an explosion when an Air Algérie flight lifts off. Moments later, the Boeing 737-200 crashes in the Sahara. (3 of 10) 7+.

The final leg of Will's 100-day adventure is his most dangerous mission yet: an expedition to dive under the ice at the North Pole. (S1, ep 7) 7+.

How was Titanic wreck's discovery linked to the Cold War's darkest days? Learn about the clandestine operation that brought one of the great nautical mysteries to the surface. 7+.

James Cameron explores the enduring myths and mysteries of the shipwreck and mounts tests to see whether Jack could have fit on that raft and survived. 7+.

Experts are thrown by contradictory evidence as they investigate the fate of Spanair Flight 5022, which crashed in 2008, killing 154 people. 7+.

At night, the fire department receives multiple calls, sending the small crew of volunteers into action to save a historic building and family home.

At Philly Seaport, CBP finds containers loaded with coke. In El Paso, the cartel thwarts HSI's controlled delivery of 40 kilos of marijuana. 12+.

The guys search the factory where marble was made for the US Supreme Court. They also find White House blueprints in an old bomb shelter. (S1, ep 12) 7+.

HSI San Diego tails a suspicious pickup truck, which is found to be concealing 26.5 kilos of meth inside the gas tank.

HSI Puerto Rico intercepts a shipment of 66 kilos of cocaine bound for Pennsylvania worth nearly $2 million. 7+.

Dogfish & Beets N' Corn: While a crew of fisherman tackle a mega order from Harvard University, two farmers scour their fields for super fresh veggies. (S5, ep 24) 7+.

Corndog Shrimp & Chicken Tikka Wrap: It's all hands on deck on a Louisiana shrimping boat, while caterers rush to feed Canada's busiest airport. (S5, ep 25) 7+.

Paco the sun conure has a giant egg that won't come out. Jimmy Dean the baby pig comes in with his dog best friend, who has a suspicious lump. (S1, ep 12) 7+.

Xanthus the ferret is rushed into the clinic for emergency care and a young marmoset has a gender reveal party. (S2, ep 1) 7+.

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Humanitarian crises intensify under the cover of darkness - but the discovery of an explosive in the port is anything but routine. (3 of 8) 7+.

Who's At The Controls? The pilots of an Eastern Airlines flight became concerned that their landing gear was not locked for landing. Did this distraction cause the plane to crash? 7+.

The mid-10th-century reign of Harald Bluetooth marked the start of a second Viking age, but it was not to last. Discover the final days of the Vikings. (S1, ep 6) 7+.

Rob Kraft is hunting for Musashi, the biggest battleship ever built and considered to be unsinkable by the Japanese. (S1, ep 7) 7+.

Discover the machines making the coldest parts of our world inhabitable, from ice breakers to snow ploughs to an all-terrain vehicle. (S1, ep 4) 7+.

Landscape gardener Darren's 1986 Rover SD1 was once his pride and joy, but when tragedy struck it ended up rotting away in a dirty lock up. Can Car SOS come to the rescue.

Air traffic controllers hear an explosion when an Air Algérie flight lifts off. Moments later, the Boeing 737-200 crashes in the Sahara. (3 of 10) 7+.

Rauray, Normandy, 1944: British commander John Semken's Sherman faces a German Tiger just 110 metres away. Against all odds, he triumphs, revealing why the Allies were winning. 7+.

From a steamboat in a cornfield to the true story behind Hurricane Katrina's floods, discover how the Mississippi river shaped America. (S4, ep 10) 7+.

Bjoern joins forces with a rival company to rescue a truck that crashed into a cliff face, and Thord takes on a flipped tractor.

Asbestos was a product that seemed too good to be true - because it was. Meanwhile, in New York, two buildings explode sending debris flying through the streets. (S1, ep 7) 7+.

In 2005 a passenger jet crashed into the Mediterranean Sea. Follow the consequent criminal investigation which resulted in 9 men being charged with negligence. 7+.

World War Two left a great number of ships and submarines hidden beneath the waves. If the oceans were drained, what secrets would each vessel reveal? 7+.

Dr Robert Ballard dives into Turkish waters to discover the ships and submarines wrecked during the bungling of the WWII Gallipoli campaign and the heroic stories of their crews. 7+.

On a remote island, Matty makes a move with a home that is far from new and Billy races to replace his ailing roof before the Canadian winter arrives.