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Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping. U.

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Find out what it takes to keep up with the demand for Quiznos subs at a Florida farm, and see how green tomatoes ripen twice as fast as usual

One of America's longest-running companies tells all, as an Indiana outfit reveals how they turn out 40 million pounds of hot dogs every year

Reports on the disappearance of an Airbus over the Atlantic, a disaster at an airshow, and a plane's nose-dive into the Mediterranean

The story of an American submarine that sailed through a Japanese Naval Base to rescue six Allied commandos who found themselves stranded behind enemy lines in Borneo

At Colombia's El Dorado International Airport, the anti-narcotics squad uncovers the heart-breaking story of a mother who risks it all for the sake of her children

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Hartlepool, Co Durham, where they hope to cheer up a car enthusiast by secretly restoring his cherished campervan

Following the resilient crews who battle ferocious weather and treacherous terrain to keep Canada's critical freight and passenger trains rolling

A terrorist group claims responsibility when a plane crashes 20 minutes after taking off in Egypt, but investigators are not convinced this is what really happened

How the Japanese Empire became the dominant Naval power in the Pacific, examining an attack on Australia and their role in the downfall of the British Empire

After switching from pirate hunter to unpopular pirate captain, William Kidd chased treasure until his fateful trial - where he was charged with murder

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Lincolnshire to work on a 1929 Rolls-Royce Doctors Coupe that has been inherited by an owner who has no idea what to do with it

As the Nazi war machine reaches the English channel in 1940, Hitler forms a strategy to destroy Britain's air power and land troops in southern England

Facing a cascade of failures and an engine fire, a turboprop is just seconds from the tarmac in Montreal when it flips over and crashes to the ground

A look at the autonomous colossal machines that are pushing the boundaries of science, technology, and engineering that have the potential to change the world

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

In Port Protection, tools aren't always used for what they're intended

The inquiry into the crash of American Eagle Flight 4184 near Roselawn, Indiana, in 1994, which killed all 68 people on board