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Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping. U.

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Discover how wild cherry throat drops, gluten-free veggie pockets, peanut butter chocolates, and apple butter are created from raw materials to finished products

Discover how an iconic breakfast cereal, jet-black fettuccine, and gummy peaches are created from raw materials to finished products

A 14th-century galley entombed in mud, a 16th-century hoard of luxury cargo, and a gruesome discovery reveal the rise and fall of the Venetian Empire

Experts find a secret beneath the waves, of how the Armada's failed conquest sparked England to steal the latest Spanish ship designs to grow their empire

The story of Grace O'Malley, the Pirate Queen of Ireland, who defied gender conventions to become the most feared and respected leader of both the land and the sea

The true story of history's most notorious pirate, Blackbeard, who gained momentum through the Caribbean, before blockading Charleston and fighting a bloody battle

The voyages and exploits of Bartholomew Roberts, aka Black Bart, whose piracy almost brought the West Indies trade to a standstill until he was hunted down

The restoration of one of the most iconic castles in the world

How Dr Robert Ballard inadvertently located the wreck of the ill-fated liner while conducting a covert investigation for the US Navy during the Cold War

Recently recovered film footage of the Zeppelin crash provides a fresh insight into the reasons for the disaster

The story behind the sinking of the HMS Coventry during the Falklands War, when on May 25, 1982, Argentinian jets attacked the vessel causing it to capsize within 20 minutes

Aviation experts try to determine what went wrong when a Concorde exploded into flames moments after leaving Charles de Gaulle International Airport near Paris in July 2000

Experts investigate why Alitalia Flight 404, which crashed into a hill on its way into Zurich in November 1990 - killing everyone on board - was flying so low

The discovery of a wreck in the Baltic Sea leads to a treasure hunt, but what they find is even more precious: the story of Germany's Dunkirk

HSI follows a car transporting meth. CBP finds drugs in secret vehicle compartments in El Paso, and seizes looted Ukrainian antiquities at JFK

Lisa Ling investigates a new and more potent form of crystal meth, that is cheap, incredibly addictive, and has been declared the world's most dangerous drug

How more than 300 passengers on Air France Flight 358 escaped after the plane veered off a Toronto runway and caught fire in August 2005

The inner workings of illegal markets, from people trafficking to counterfeiting, beginning with a look at the sex trade, where people are treated as commodities

Recreations of real-life disasters, using analysis and 3D graphics to uncover the factors behind the tragedies

After dangerously undercutting its rivals at auction, the Danley Demolition team tries to salvage valuables from an old boarding house

Sean and the team discover an extremely rare 1915 Vickers machine gun. Hoping it could prove a huge seller at auction, they decide to test it out on the shooting range

Sean uncovers a chest that could have hoarded pirate treasure across the seas while Shooter stumbles upon a unique anti-bandit gun

The manufacture of crab sticks, and a look at how pureed soups are produced

The growing of tomatoes, and a look at how breath mints are made

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

A pregnant pine snake has to have her eggs surgically removed when she cannot lay naturally. A chameleon has a swollen eye, and a rabbit needs surgery for a hip injury