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New York residents get a rude awakening when a disastrous crane collapse causes chaos on the downtown streets of Manhattan; experts use the latest tech to investigate and reveal how a slight increase in wind conditions created a major catastrophe. (Repeat).

A perfect storm with tragic consequences strikes as flood waters rip away a major highway crossing in Huron, California; experts use the latest tech to investigate and reveal bridge scouring with unsupported concrete columns exposed for failure. (Repeat).

Experts look into what caused the fertilizer plant explosion in a town in Texas. (Repeat).

Parts for a massive airplane being assembled in Alabama need to be moved from all corners of the globe; and three monster dump trucks need to be transported to the other side of the planet. (Repeat).

Moving 55,000 tons of highly flammable biofuel across the Atlantic. Also: a dangling $10 million ship loader. (Repeat).

A physics problem is tackled; the hosts take aim at two "magic-bullet" myths. (Repeat).

Two kitchen myths are tackled; cheese's suitability as cannon fodder is tested. (Repeat).

Chef Alton Brown examines myths involving lasagna; Kari, Tory and Grant conduct a tryptophan test. (Repeat).

On this special edition of How It's Made, we countdown the five best junk foods featured in the show's history. (New).

Pleasure foods are counted down. (Repeat).

The best Christmas gifts are counted down. (Repeat).

Important things to help one survive the holidays are counted down. (Repeat).

Healing drums; raisins; stereoscopic viewers; ribbon microphones. (Repeat).

Apple pie; paper towels; domestic radiators; custom steering wheels. (Repeat).

Cranberries; wine; football; canned corn. (Repeat).

A countdown of essential things for Thanksgiving dinner. (Repeat).

Josh Gates recounts club members' death-defying exploits to the top and bottom of the world. Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay summit Mount Everest, two submariners plunge seven miles under the Pacific and a pilot skydives from the edge of space. (Repeat).

Josh Gates tackles history's most chilling polar adventures including Robert Peary and Matthew Henson's brave push to the North Pole and Ernest Shackleton's epic survival in Antarctic ice. The Club's archives provide historic items from the expeditions. (Repeat).

Josh Gates boldly explores members' most heart-pounding journeys into space. Apollo 13 astronauts fight to bring their crippled spacecraft 238,000 miles back to Earth and futuristic SpaceShipOne could give the rest of us a chance to travel to space. (Repeat).

Buckle up as Josh Gates blazes the trails of club members' most daring journeys including the Kon-Tiki balsa raft crossing the Pacific, NASA's lunar rover making tracks on the moon and an airplane flying around the world without using a drop of fuel. (Repeat).

Investigating the unexplained, Josh recounts a legendary Himalayan mission to find the Yeti and a filmmaker's pursuit of the ferocious elephant king. Then, the starving crew of a tragic Antarctic expedition makes unimaginable choices to survive. (Repeat).

An unassuming factory marks a revolutionary leap forward -- and upward -- in how humans travel. But due to ongoing legal battles and innovative designs from their many competitors, these historic upstarts would soon be grounded. (Repeat).