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Three disasters are forensically dissected, from Challenger's fatal launch to a cable car tragedy and an ice rink roof collapse

Experts investigate the 1956 collision of two planes over the Grand Canyon in Arizona, and reveal a problem that threatened the entire aviation industry

This episode follows the luxury El Chepe train, which is a wonder of Mexican engineering that took 100 years to build and winds through the world's largest canyon region

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Kent to rescue a 1973 Dennis fire engine belonging to firefighter James, whose father died of cancer

Staff members come under increased stress when an emergency landing threatens to shut down the airport. At customs, officers uncover a significant amount of crystal meth

When an Amazon cargo plane nosedives into a swamp outside Houston, the investigation brings to light a pilot with a long history of failures.

As the war reaches its endgame, Allies and Soviets race to seize Berlin, uncovering Nazi secrets that reshape Europe and set the stage for the Cold War

Hitler gathers 800,000 Nazi soldiers to launch a major attack against Stalin and aim to eliminate the Red Army

Archaeologists search an underground labyrinth for the resting place of Egypt's most mysterious Queen, Nefertiti, and discover a coffin that dates back to her reign

Draining Lake Michigan uncovers Chicago's secret history and exposes a catastrophe that killed 300 people and reveals an engineering marvel

The engineering secrets behind influential aircraft. During the Battle of Britain, the fate of a nation rested on the legendary Supermarine Spitfire

The investigation into why a plane burst into flames on the runway, and how the answer was discovered in the Rocky Mountains

Documentary following the German invasion of the USSR during the Second World War, beginning in 1941 with the first steps toward conquer the world's largest country

October 1941, and Hitler believes his triumph over the USSR is imminent, but his murderous madness leads to an apocalypse on the Eastern front

Research vessel Petrel picks up what they believe to be the debris trail of the USS Johnston, 8000 feet deeper underwater than the Titanic

The crash of Korean Air Flight 801 in 1997, which killed more than 200 people and was blamed on a catalogue of errors made by the pilot and the airline

A stationary train is causing delays at Christmas, the Safety & Service team is busy with one incident after another, and a snowstorm brings the station to a complete standstill

Customs and Border Protection in Philadelphia discover ketamine hidden in clothing and human remains manifested as Halloween decorations

Bidders vie for an 18th-century flintlock. The four-barrel gun was so complex and expensive to produce that only the wealthy could afford one, making such items highly desirable

The team members salvage elegant furnishings and historic gems as they search a former bank that once held the fortunes of rich oil barons

A team of salvage experts explores abandoned buildings in the hope of finding items of high value or historical significance, beginning with a trip to Johnsonville, Connecticut

A look at the production of jawbreakers, ground coffee, empanadas and cocktail sauce

A look at the production of baklava, candy buttons, baby gourmet food and feta cheese

The struggles of baby animals to survive, relying on protective parents and sheer luck to make it to adulthood

The reasons why animals may abandon a plentiful life, with food, safety and shelter, in favour of hardship

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