Discovery Channel

OCC start on their latest project for Go Daddy.com. As the bike design gets underway Jason Pohl and Paul Jr can't agree on the project's direction.

Racing to make their last few days of the year really count, the Timothy Michael's trawls are barren and the crew has begun to regret making the trip at all.

Discover how Co2 cartridges, pretzels, scissor lifts and skating rinks are created, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

How do they fix the mast on top of the Empire State Building? And how do they extract copper from the largest man made hole in the world?

A growing band of people now claim that the moon landings were faked. We take each conspiracy theory and dismantle them one by one.

A runaway comet heads towards Earth, threatening to end life as we know it. As the clock ticks down, can duelling scientists find a way to destroy it and save civilisation?

Chuck Yeager was a top air force pilot in the 1940's. Strapped to an explosive flying rocket, he finally succeeded in breaking the sound barrier.

When an officer dies in the line of duty, the fraternity of law enforcement bands together to make sure that justice is brought to those responsible.

Features investigations in which natural clues, including insect bites, cat hair and a rare form of bacteria helped forensic scientists solve murders.

Some of the best sources of evidence for forensic scientists to solve crimes are natural, including insect bites, cat hair and a rare form of bacteria.

A flu epidemic on the Maverick makes a tough job tougher, as they pull in a long string of 100 pots. And, crabs are scarse to the dismay of the Cornelia Marie crew.

The crew of the Maverick must work through a shipwide flu epidemic while the Cornelia Marie has trouble finding their Opilio crab.

Examines the enigmatic Colonel Blood and his attempt to steal the Crown Jewels. Plus the grandaddy of heists: the Great Train Robbery.

How do they rescue the crew of a sunken submarine, and how does a 6000 tonne monster digger manage to walk? Plus how do they run a car on waste beer?

Jamie and Adam set out to discover if it's possible to put out a fire using only your voice, while hypnosis hypotheses are put under the microscope.

Learn how they forecast the weather and how they build a 35 tonne vehicle that can drive over an egg without cracking it!

The crab fishing fleet sets off again to brave the Bering Sea and cash in on king crab. But first, Northwestern must quickly make much needed repairs.

Examining the Dr Victor Chang extortion murder and the horrific Jane Doe Case where a girl is found lying in a road in Sydney wrapped in two plastic garbage bags.

A couple visiting New York comes down with what they think is influenza. But when they seek medical help the pair gives doctors the shock of their careers. Their mystery illness is something much more astonishing and dangerous than the flu.

In 1993, Karen MacKenzie and her three children were murdered at home. When the killer was finally convicted, much of the evidence was too horrific to be made public.

A convicted bank robber escapes from US Marshals and pulls off the biggest heist in Wisconsin history. The FBI follow the trail of robberies to find him.

A convicted bank robber and his partner in crime escape on their way to court and go on to make the biggest bank robbery in Wisconsin history.

No matter how clean a crime scene appears to be, the culprit often leaves something behind. Even a fingerprint or shoe thread can convict them.

The crime scene investigators show that the most insignificant piece of evidence a fingerprint or a thread can lead to a conviction.

Examining the Dr Victor Chang extortion murder and the horrific Jane Doe Case where a girl is found lying in a road in Sydney wrapped in two plastic garbage bags.

Follow a year in the life of Marty Ravellette, who was born with no arms but uses his feet in extraordinary ways to run his own landscaping business.

Ski-Dubai offers what seems impossible: snow in the desert. When complete, visitors will experience an indoor alpine resort for the first time.

Suits of armour, street light poles, bent hardwood and membrane switches; more items are put under the microscope as we find out how they are made.