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Elite bladesmiths gather at Texarkana's Bill Moran School, America's oldest bladesmithing institution where the three top artisans face gruelling trials, pushing their craft to extremes.

Disney hires an ingenious marketing executive who helps promote their characters to millions and leads to a lucrative licensing of Disney products.

The filmmaker sheds light on lesser-known unbelievable stories about fantastic animals, like a warrior bear that helped the Allies win WWII, and real-life hobbit-like humans in Indonesia.

Alana returns home to Mildura. Meanwhile, Scotty shares his creative side in Melbourne, before continuing his trip through the Kimberley.

Rick Harrison and his family own and run a pawn shop in Las Vegas. They purchase, sell and evaluate interesting artefacts with fascinating stories.

Under an innovative program run by the government of Himachal Pradesh, inmates are allowed to leave the prison by day for employment and return back by night.

The filmmaker showcases wondrous octopuses that can edit their own genetic material and jellyfish that can live forever.

While Alana explores a market in Vienna, Scotty tastes one of Broome's signature dishes.

Professional buyers go to auctions and explore storage units in search of lucrative as well as interesting items that could fetch them a big profit.

Rick Harrison and his family own and run a pawn shop in Las Vegas. They purchase, sell and evaluate interesting artefacts with fascinating stories.

Danny Koker and his crew are fans of the coolest American cars and are involved in the restoration and modification of classic cars and bikes.

The host visits the tallest statue in the world situated in Gujarat and meets a man in Chennai who has created 2000 types of idlis. Later, he examines an innovative device for the visually impaired.

Elite bladesmiths gather at Texarkana's Bill Moran School, America's oldest bladesmithing institution where the three top artisans face gruelling trials, pushing their craft to extremes.

The filmmaker takes a deep dive into the rich culture and heritage of Rajasthan and Gujarat by visiting luxurious palaces and mansions.

Rick evaluates Eddie Van Halen sneakers and a rigged roulette wheel, while Corey examines a sterling silver mint julep cup and Chum inspects a Louis Vuitton jacket.

Professional buyers go to auctions and explore storage units in search of lucrative as well as interesting items that could fetch them a big profit.

The filmmaker gives a comprehensive insight into the world's most peculiar stories from history, and diverse narratives from across various fields and cultures.

The host visits the tallest statue in the world situated in Gujarat and meets a man in Chennai who has created 2000 types of idlis. Later, he examines an innovative device for the visually impaired.

Danny embraces a dune buggy makeover with his signature flair before exploring high-performance vehicles at Shelby Heritage Foundation. Meanwhile, Mike and Roli pursue a vintage Karmann Ghia.

Bodie attempts to restore a 1941 Plymouth Special Deluxe for the CEO of a fast food franchise. Meanwhile, Dale is in a rush and Andy restores a 1952 Shuffle Bowler game.

The bladesmiths, martial artists and knife throwers who survived the intimidating course are back to prove their skills in the final showdown.

Helicopters and Special Force Commandos demonstrate an extraction, tanks and combat vehicles overcome water obstacles and army engineers construct a floating bridge.

The filmmaker sets on a fast-paced journey to look into the pasts of legendary companies to fascinating subjects like UFOs and the daily lives of billionaires.

As humanity vanishes, the once-famous cities like New York, Orlando and Rio de Janeiro are reclaimed by nature. As forests and animals take over, fire and flood reverse decades of construction.

Rick Harrison and his family own and run a pawn shop in Las Vegas. They purchase, sell and evaluate interesting artefacts with fascinating stories.

Danny plans to flip a 1972 Cutlass, while Roli looks for help to master doing a burnout. Later, Danny examines a 1971 Torino.

Professional buyers go to auctions and explore storage units in search of lucrative as well as interesting items that could fetch them a big profit.

Explore the concept of aquaponics that utilises fish to facilitate plant growth. Also, discover the mechanics of a cooling system that uses no electricity.

The filmmaker takes a deep dive into the rich culture and heritage of Rajasthan and Gujarat by visiting luxurious palaces and mansions.

The presenter sheds light on the brave acts of resistance and covert groups that opposed Nazi occupation throughout Europe.