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Catastrophe strikes a crucial allied air supply route in WWII as 15 planes never return; London's River Thames ices up so much, a fair is held on it; a mission to the Moon narrowly avoids disaster.
Catastrophe strikes a crucial allied air supply route in WWII as 15 planes never return; London's River Thames ices up so much, a fair is held on it; a mission to the Moon narrowly avoids disaster.
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Prime Suspect: Earth
S2, EP6 "Apollo Puzzle and River Riddle"Catastrophe strikes a crucial allied air supply route in WWII as 15 planes never return; London's River Thames ices up so much, a fair is held on it; a mission to the Moon narrowly avoids disaster.
Prime Suspect: Earth
S2, EP5 "Ghost Bomber and Vikings Vanish"A thousand-year-old Italian tower is brought to the brink of collapse; a Viking stronghold in Greenland, inexplicably abandoned; the ghost WWII bomber that vanishes on its return to base.
Prime Suspect: Earth
S2, EP4 "Erebus Enigma and Bizarre Birds"Chase down clues after a routine sightseeing flight over Antarctica crashes, then ponder what unleashed a giant wave that annihilated a Canadian village; find out if predators or planetary patterns wiped out 10 billion snow crabs in the Bering Sea.
Prime Suspect: Earth
S2, EP1 "Ghost Island and Mine Mystery"Three men vanish from a remote Scottish lighthouse; dozens of mines explode simultaneously during the Vietnam War, for no apparent reason; ten billion snow crabs disappear from the Bering Sea.
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