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In this episode, we learn the science behind the fails when mogul skiing, attempting to throw someone in the air, and running on floating logs.

Hazen Audel joins local tribesmen in the Dulong valley, South West China. They head out on a mission to the snow capped mountains to gather highly valuable medicinal herbs and honey from hives.

Hazen Audel joins the Biasha, the last tribe in China allowed to bear arms, in their mountain village in Guizhou.

Hazen Audel joins the Evenki in the forests of Inner Mongolia where he learns to ride their highly prized reindeer and protect them from bears and Lynx through the dark nights.

Perspectives. See how your brain gets tripped up by odd angles, how light and shadows play a crucial role in your perception of the world and how you can radically shift the way you see reality.

Take an exciting tour through the labyrinthine city of London - a metaphor for your brain and its numerous regions and intricate pathways.

Is religious belief hard-wired in our brains?

Shane and Dan have one of their toughest assignments yet when they try to convert an executive Audi R8 into a Gymkhana Grid race contender.

Jodie Kidd wants mechanics Shane and Dan to convert a family saloon Maserati Ghibli into something capable of going 200 miles an hour!

Three real disasters dissected. A Greek ferry, a French chemical factory, a road bridge.

How could a high-rise fire in modern Madrid get so out of control that the entire building had to be demolished?

Stanley discovers how adversity has shaped this famed region and its capital.

Stanley digs into the time-honoured recipes of this famous region.

Stanley revels in the food artistry of the birthplace of the Renaissance.

Following a fatal crash 35,000 feet above the jungles of Indonesia, investigators make a disturbing discovery.

Pilot arrogance and macho attitude were the official blame of the crash of TANS Perú flight 204 in severe weather.

On the Isle of Wight, palaeontologists discover the fossilised remains of a previously unknown species of dinosaur.

Enormous ancient terraces made of volcanic rocks in West Java, Indonesia, have origins shrouded in mystery.

These jobs are so big, Thord, Bjoern and rookie Terje call on each other for extra equipment and expertise as they clear dangerous Norwegian roads.

In this special episode, Thord and Bjoern team up on several rescues and Ole Henrik is called to recover a concrete mixer laying on its side.

Dr Suzannah and Joe Crowley combine their skills to unlock the secrets and offer new insights into some of European history's bloodiest events.

Harriet Tubman saw her visions as divine messages from God, giving her the strength to liberate herself from the bondage of slavery.

Examine a nun's demonic prose, a Greek health spa and a Celtic war goddess.

Abandoned structures and machinery on an island near Antarctica point to brief human settlements.

Explore a volcanic island, a decaying mansion, and a Cold War base.

Did a 200-year-old mechanical man really beat the world's best chess players? Who made it, and how does it work?

Does a fragment of a 50,000-year-old bear bone carefully carved with holes upend humanity's place in evolution?

Is a crystal skull in the British Museum proof of an ancient supernatural power, or is it a very beautiful fake?

A farmer's bond with a white stork intertwines with North Macedonian folklore.

Hazen Audel joins local tribesmen in the Dulong valley, South West China. They head out on a mission to the snow capped mountains to gather highly valuable medicinal herbs and honey from hives.

Hazen Audel joins the Biasha, the last tribe in China allowed to bear arms, in their mountain village in Guizhou.

Hazen Audel joins the Evenki in the forests of Inner Mongolia where he learns to ride their highly prized reindeer and protect them from bears and Lynx through the dark nights.