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Drugs, Inc.: The Fix
S2, EP3 "Texas Dope"Following the Dallas gangs and cartel connections that feed the addicts of east Texas; enhanced.
Drugs, Inc.: The Fix
S2, EP4 "Fear Factor Detroit"Trick-or-treating in Detroit on the scariest drug-fueled holiday of the year; enhanced.
Drugs, Inc.: The Fix
S1, EP17 "Miami or Bust"In Miami, the drug scene goes underground as dealers and users play a cat-and-mouse game with the police while living in dread of federal agents.
Drugs, Inc.: The Fix
S2, EP2 "Midwest Meth"Tales of dealers, police and snitches in Minnesota's Twin Cities; enhanced.
Drain the Ocean: WWII
Exploring the hidden graveyard of ships and submarines beneath the ocean.
Drain the Oceans
S1, EP8 "Egypt's Lost Wonders"Draining the Nile reveals lost secrets of the ancient Egyptian world.
Drain the Oceans
S1, EP6 "Legends of Atlantis"Exploring evidence of underwater cities, which may be ancient archaeological sites or accidents of geology.
Drain the Oceans
S1, EP2 "Nazi Secrets"The hidden secrets of the Nazis are revealed when the oceans covering them are drained using CGI animation.
Drain the Oceans
S1, EP3 "Gulf of Mexico"Draining the ocean reveals the Gulf of Mexico's most deadly secrets.
Drain the Oceans
S1, EP10 "Ultimate Battleships"The hidden secrets of World War I's most powerful weapons are revealed by draining the North Sea.
Drain the Oceans
S1, EP7 "Deadly Pacific"The Ring of Fire is an area in the Pacific Ocean where volcanoes, earthquakes and tsunamis form; the ocean is drained to reveal the geological forces behind natural disasters and to uncover threats along the coast of Seattle, Tokyo and New Zealand.
Mysteries of Ancient Medicine
S1, EP10 "The King's Evil, The Leper Skull, Ancient Cancer Treatment"Royal cures, ancient disease and early surgery reveal medicine's darkest hopes.