National Geographic Channel +1 Monday

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See the mountains of meat required to keep up with White Castle's demand, as well as a machine that processes 1.7 million mandarin oranges every hour

Get the inside scoop on iconic PEZ candies and their trusty dispenser sidekick and find out the secret behind cheez-y crispy mini waffles

How a simple misunderstanding led to the aviation accident with the biggest death toll in history. Plus, a tiny error that resulted in a major tragedy

A breakdown of the Cuban missile crisis, following Soviet submarines carrying nuclear torpedoes, and how a depth charge practice nearly started a nuclear war

Newlyweds are caught smuggling cocaine on their bodies. A nervous woman has cocaine wrapped around her legs, and a designer bag with hidden drugs

Fuzz Townshend, Tim Shaw and the team try to secretly restore a 1968 Morris Traveller for a family whose dreams of working on it themselves were beset by bad luck

The disaster that occurred at Fukushima nuclear plant, a Manhattan crane collapse, and the fire on the aircraft carrier USS Forrestal are analysed

Sumatra's worst aviation disaster, in which a plane crashed into the jungle, killing 234 passengers and baffling investigators by flying in the wrong direction

Advanced scanning technology is used to explore the depths of Loch Ness. However, as a full sonar sweep of the loch's depths is performed, more than a monster is revealed

Findings on isolated islands include a volcanic isle with a dark past, elaborate burial rituals, an ancient analogue computer, and clashes between orcas and great white sharks

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore a Fiat X1/9 for 53-year-old owner Steve, who has terminal cancer and is desperate to see his son drive the car

Archaeologists hunt for clues to explain the abandoning of the pyramids. They unearth tactics used to protect mummies and find a 4,000-year-old tomb

After losing two engines near enemy territory, US Air Force pilots abort their refuelling mission and attempt to land their damaged plane

The episode dives deep into the world of cutting-edge tools and techniques being used to investigate unidentified flying objects and extraterrestrial phenomena

A Chinese aircraft lands at a top-secret US Air Force base, and the search is on for the cause of a deadly rollercoaster ride in the sky

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

Examining the 1974 plane crash during the Vietnam War that claimed the lives of more than 250 people, many of them Vietnamese orphans

Examining the work of infamous crime bosses when they ruled Britain's toughest cities between the 1950s and 1990s, starting with those operating in Glasgow

How easy it can be to fake a photo of a UFO, and the story of a man who has built and flown a spacecraft

The team uncovers a Depression-era portrait, a Zenith radio and a home-made hot rod at a disused cotton factory in Georgia

The team test the firepower of a 1907 Winchester and an American revolution blunderbuss pistol at auctions in Houston

Sean meets a man who spent years unknowingly playing with an incredibly valuable toy and finds a veteran who owns one of his favourite weapons

A look at the production of extra sour candy, maple bacon chocolate pods and sauerkraut

A look at the production of pickles, fizzy drink tablets and bliss balls

Heidi Rose finds a mate, a herd of onagers are wrangled into the barn for their annual check-ups, and the zoo's red pandas step on the scale

A mandrill named Eebi undergoes a risky procedure. Plus, a sly cheetah named Kesi proves she's nobody's fool