National Geographic Channel +1 Saturday

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A glimpse behind the scenes at the manufacturing of crunchy bars and red velvet cake

The processes involved in the manufacturing of spicy Montreal coffee and roasted peanuts

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 investigation of a plane that nosedived into the Indian Ocean after leaving Singapore for Perth uncovers a deadly flaw in one of the world's most popular make of plane

The story of devastating events in California and British Columbia, Canada

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a 1962 Mini Cooper, belonging to a former rally driver who was forced to retire from the sport due to a heart condition

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw get their hands on a Mazda MX5 that needs putting back on the road

The siege of Paris in 885, which was just part of the Vikings' persistent and bloody attacks on Francia

Political turmoil in Norway leads the Vikings to journey west. On their travels, they become the first Europeans to reach North America

How the Viking Empire came to an end with the Normans finally gaining control of the English Kingdom in 1066

In 1943, Hitler is desperately trying to change the course of the war, while the Allies prepare to rid the world of the Nazi leader once and for all

It's 1944, and as the Allied forces take over the West and Nazis retreat in the East, Hitler leads his country to its ruin from his underground bunker

The case of a commuter plane that crashed mere seconds after take-off in 1985 - a year infamous for having the highest ever numbers of deaths in civilian aviation

Experts are baffled when the wreck of Thai Airways Flight 311 is found amid treacherous mountain peaks, miles from its flight path

Tenerife airport is flooded with aircraft rerouted by a terrorist bombing, which leads to two planes attempting to leave the runway colliding at high speed

The notorious crime bosses who terrorised Manchester over five decades and the power struggles that have taken place

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

Strange findings on an island in Indonesia, including terraces shrouded in mystery, hundreds of human remains, and a blood-red beach

A team of scientists and investigators looks into the many sighting of the mysterious Sasquatch to discover if Bigfoot could actually exist

Behind the scenes at the world's largest airline caterers, producing millions of meals from their Los Angeles kitchen to feed 40,000 people flying from LAX every day

The manufacturing process of a company that builds 18,000 fire engines from the ground up every year

Explores some of the Lone Star State's favourite foods: including chicken-free Chick-O-Sticks candy, and a two-ounce energy drink that delivers a wallop

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

Danley Demolition Crew gets to work dismantling a 150-year-old house, but things get spooky when the team discovers creepy cages in the basement and a cryptic message on a wall

The team members suffer a setback when the house they have been asked to tear down is vandalised and its valuable contents removed

Winter is coming in New Mexico, and the prairie dogs must prepare for hibernation - but an unlikely alliance of predators puts them all on the defensive