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A look at the production of peanut brittle, pigs-in-blankets, bagels and Indian jalebi

A look at the production of chocolate chip cookie dough ice-cream, chocolate mint sticks and snowball cookies

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

A look at the concrete submarine pens built by the Nazis to protect their U-boats from allied bombs - impenetrable safe havens that were so strong they still survive today

Japan's strike on the US naval base at Pearl Harbor changed the world. Now, new technology reveals hidden traces of the attack - both on land and underwater

Tim and Fuzz discuss the old and new tech used in previous seasons

HSI San Diego chases down a truckload of meth buried in garlic. CBP hunts for party drugs in toiletries at ATL and counterfeit merchandise at JFK

A terror attack is suspected when a plane explodes after taking off from New York. The FBI joins NTSB investigators, but the case pits them against each other

Explore the Vikings' beginnings in Scandinavia and the attack on the holy island of Lindisfarne that heralded the start of the Viking Age

From a buried film set to a First World War Navy ship and old fishing barge, discover the role these ruins played in Hollywood movie-making history

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a BMW 2002 Turbo for a man who has owned it for 30 years, but has been unable to maintain it due to ill health

Archaeologists uncover a secret sanctuary of pharaoh Ramses the Great, while an excavation leads to a huge discovery, and a priceless treasure is saved with cutting edge technology

An early-morning flight from Lexington, Kentucky, ends in disaster when a twin-engine jet careens off the tarmac

Hitler's plan to create one of history's greatest air defence systems, by nationalising the production of aircraft and munitions under the strategy of Total War

The point in the war when the Allies took the beaches of Northern France. They then faced a brutal fight through enemy territory in a bid to liberate Europe

Part two of two. The story of the Second World War's Italian campaign told through the accounts of those who fought in it

The loss of Adam Air Flight 574, which disappeared from radar screens in 2007 and crashed into the Java Sea, off Indonesia, killing 102 people on board

A Labrador has his first day as a drug sniffer, the managers see if they can smuggle a fake bomb past their screening teams, and Annie faces her moment of truth

A team of DEA agents heads out on Caribbean waters to chase down drug cartel speedboats packed with Colombian cocaine worth up to $100million

How Gibson Guitars in Nashville, Tennessee, make their iconic instruments, a process that combines advanced machinery, hand crafting skills, and global logistics

A look how certain foods are made in factories, including roasted peanuts, mango smoothies and vegan brownies

A look how certain foods are processed, including potatoes. Plus, the manufacture of hot chocolate

Dave tries to get his hands on some old gold-mining equipment, believing it may still contain fragments of the precious metal. Rich gets the chance to search an old building

Dave hopes to find hidden gold in a former jewellery shop, while Rich makes an unlikely discovery when he clears out an antique dealer's storage locker

The fascinating story of the Christmas crab - a landbound creature that takes an extraordinary annual trip to the ocean

Animals with unusual mating rituals, from arduous journeys to fights to the death with rivals

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