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Innovative cupcakes linked to a national security incident, a tear-inducing horseradish and a top-selling chewing gum

Discover what a laser beam and applesauce have in common, then go behind the scenes of a factory that produces a billion onion rings every year

ACI examines one of the greatest aviation mysteries: the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

A team of scientists and investigators looks into the many sighting of the mysterious Sasquatch to discover if Bigfoot could actually exist

Archaeologists investigate one of the great mysteries of ancient Egypt - the mummy. Join them as they excavate buried tombs and make shocking discoveries

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Berkshire where they hope to surprise the loving owner of a Daimler SP250 'Dart' by secretly restoring his classic sports car

CBP New York discovers priceless shipments of looted ancient artifacts, while CBP Newark intercepts stolen luxury cars headed for the overseas black market

The investigation of a plane that nosedived into the Indian Ocean after leaving Singapore for Perth uncovers a deadly flaw in one of the world's most popular make of plane

Maritime archaeologists and historians go in search of submerged evidence of the Civil War's forgotten battlegrounds beneath the country's rivers and coastlines

Ran and Joe Fiennes take a ferry across the Nile to Luxor, where they are introduced to an ancient martial art before heading across the Eastern Desert to the Red Sea

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a neglected classic 1970s Datsun 240z belonging to a doctor whose work has left him too busy to look after it

Archaeologists unlock the mysteries of Egypt's most famous pharaoh, revealing surprising evidence

When a DC-8 with just three working engines crashes during take-off, killing all three pilots, the training simulator is found to have been fatally wrong

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a Triumph TR7

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a 1991 Range Rover, which is a sad reminder of happier days for the owner and her family

In an effort to break free of societal norms, the next generation of Alaskans must learn to survive by their own rules in harsh climates

How Eastern Airlines Flight 401 crashed in 1972 as it prepared for arrival at Miami airport, possibly because a problem with the landing gear distracted the pilots

With no name, no photo, no fingerprints the drug lord featured in this episode proved to be the ultimate ghost

Exploring the factory where BMW builds it second-generation X3's and discovering why the German manufacturers moved the production of this model to America

The team searches the former headquarters of Pabst Brewing Company and finds a blueprint along with a wealth of valuable collectibles

Discover what a laser beam and applesauce have in common, then go behind the scenes of a factory that produces a billion onion rings every year

A bakery making millions of donuts a year and the team behind pepperoni rolls

Sean Rich discovers an old wheelock, rumoured to have been partly designed by Leonardo da Vinci, which if true would increase its value

In Colorado, Sean Rich examines a 76lb bar of silver that may have come from the most famous Spanish shipwreck rescue in history

A rabbit's broken leg may be more serious than originally thought, and a cockatoo travels for three hours to the surgery to be cured of a perpetual plucking habit

Dr K treats a cockatiel's potentially fatal inflamed sinuses. An Arctic fox won't eat or drink, raising suspicions of poisoning. An anaemic box turtle has a possible prolapse

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