Discovery Channel Thursday

Manufacturing methods used to produce glass cookware, soap bars, steel drums and firefighter uniforms

The manufacturing processes behind crayons, wooden kayaks, lawnmowers and gold chains, and how these methods have changed with technology

Pete Nelson makes his daughter the perfect housewarming gift - a treehouse that uses a piece of family history to create a Moroccan-style hideaway

Pete Nelson constructs a clubhouse for a summer camp for children battling cancer, creating an open-air treehouse that grants campers full interaction with nature

Parker jumps at an unexpected offer for a new claim. Plus, he prospects Matt Dove's virgin ground in New Zealand's gold-rich Southern Alps

Parker investigates a bucket dredge that's banked over $700 million and discovers paradise: a gold-rich claim with every type of plant needed to strike it rich

At the edge of Yellowstone Park, Herb Johnson's ancestors homesteaded more than 100 years ago. Now, he's ready to build his own off-the-grid home on the land

A family builds a three-storey tiny house full of clever features, but to stick to their tight deadline, they have to enlist the help of some locals

Dr. Jeff and the team transform an abandoned restaurant in an old mining town into a clinic to serve the mountain community. And, Dr. Baier treats a sneezing parrot.

Dr. Jeff and his team have helped find homes for more than 2,000 animals, from a stray dog to a pair of tortoises rehabbed after years of neglect.

The manufacture of cable cars, how a brand of vodka is made from grass, and the functionality of social networking sites

Transforming weeds into walls using a substance made out of hemp and concrete. Plus, how skydiving suits help people fly, and the production of the Swedish fish dish surstromming

The mining of precious opals beneath a hot desert, the making of nougat and how stunt planes are built

The farming of the spice saffron, the manufacture of a muscle car and how giant roads made entirely from ice are created

Under threat from wild hogs, invasive bamboo, and a lack of water, a single mum in Hawaii watches her family's dream of a Big Island coffee farm fade

Mike Brewer and Marc Priestley trade up to a British muscle car, the TVR Cerbera, for electrical engineer Adam

Car dealer Mike Brewer and mechanic Marc Priestley trade up to an iconic off roader, a Series 2A Land Rover, for ex-soldier Tony

A tropical paradise turns savage when two superfans battle monsoon rains, poisonous fruit, and biting rats on a remote Thai island.

In March 2025, a rare train of supercells creates a record 889 tornadoes east of Tornado Alley, along with hailstorms, and kills at least 42 people

The team converges on an area. As the interceptor drone and seismic tripwire activate, the team is led to a discovery they've never seen before

Follows the interventions of the Security and Customs Services at the borders of Spain who are under the constant threat from drugs, weapons, and suspected terrorists.

Follows the interventions of the Security and Customs Services at the borders of Spain who are under the constant threat from drugs, weapons, and suspected terrorists.

A tropical paradise turns savage when two superfans battle monsoon rains, poisonous fruit, and biting rats on a remote Thai island.

In March 2025, a rare train of supercells creates a record 889 tornadoes east of Tornado Alley, along with hailstorms, and kills at least 42 people

Birthday boy Shawn Pomrenke moves back to Tomcod. Fed up with a faulty sluice box, the Kellys resurrect an old piece of equipment called 'The Coffin.'

Tickle and the Laws discover Josh is missing after a raid on their still. After blowing up the first attempt, Mike and Jerry rebuild their barrel pot still

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

The manufacture of inflatable safety devices, Braille typewriters and carbon-fibre cellos, and how their production processes have changed over the years

The manufacturing processes behind carbon-fibre masts, fortune cookies, Imax projectors and roller chains