An idealistic day of fishing takes a devastating turn for Richard when his tow skiff suddenly capsizes and becomes fully submerged under the boat. As the crew scrambles to recover the boat, they quickly realize a rare 10-thousand dollar piece of sonar equipment is busted, and they cant fish without it. But Richards ultimate test comes when the buyer for his beloved herring backs out. Conway hits bottom literally. Broke and desperate, the urgency to bank a huge haul of capelin forces him into troubled waters. The net they rely on to catch the fish becomes entangled on the ocean floor. Conway must pull himself together to patch up the net and the dwindling crew morale. After a week of shooting his gill nets blindly far out at sea, Paul has nothing to show for it. The turbot are nowhere to be found, and he has to compete with whales for the few that hes able to net. Heading home with nothing to show for it is not an option. But when a sudden storm surrounds them in the middle of the vast ocean, the entire crew is put to the ultimate test.

In this episode, Shane Lynch and Dan Barruffo are given one of their greatest engineering challenges yet. They need to convert a luxury Bentley GT into a Max-Max style, go anywhere off-roader! If they succeed, it'll be the transformation of a life time! If they don't, it'll be them that end up on the scrap heap!

In the south of Norway, a 40-ton snow plough has crashed through a safety barrier and rolled 20 meters down a bank onto a frozen lake. It's the biggest rescue boss Thord and his men tackle this season. After twelve hours working in the heavy snow, they finally manage to get the plough back on the road.

Neil deGrasse Tyson explores the transformation of life through natural and artificial selection, with a look at the evolution of the human eye.

Jeff and Paul Hemann must race to deliver medicine to elderly off-gridders so they can meet an incoming train, but alpha dog refuses to cooperate.

Under the seas lives a lost graveyard of sunken war ships. Countless vessels from WWI and WWII pepper the seafloor. Among those, some of the most powerful weapons ever built. But with the evidence lost deep beneath the waves, these stories remain cloaked in mystery. Who won the battle of Jutland? And how did a scuttling in Scapa Flow lead to Nazi Germanys advancement in wartime submarines? Scientific data combines with computer graphic will help investigate the lost wrecks of WWI and WWII.

Travel from Denmark and Sweden on the world's longest bridge of its kind, the Oresund, which radically changes the map of Scandinavia. Follow the progress of the project, focusing on the challenges that the designers, engineers, and construction teams face. The solutions they employ in tackling three very separate projects, the centerpiece of which is this massive Bridge, challenge traditional building techniques. Find out what extreme equipment, massive supplies, and innovative designs it takes to create this unique ten-mile link.

A spectacular aerial journey across Italy reveals dredging boats in Venice, the ladder top fishermen of Sicily and a winter school for supercars.

It has always been thought that all Viking warriors were men, but new discoveries are challenging everything we thought we knew. Scientist and National Geographic Explorer Ella Al-Shamahi takes on a quest, using cutting edge science and technology to reveal evidence that elite Viking Warrior Women lived and fought more than a thousand years ago.

The discovery of Gobekli Tepe 20 years ago changed our understanding of the history of humankind. Now, newly-discovered skull carvings reveal even more about how and why civilized societies developed.

It has always been thought that all Viking warriors were men, but new discoveries are challenging everything we thought we knew. Scientist and National Geographic Explorer Ella Al-Shamahi takes on a quest, using cutting edge science and technology to reveal evidence that elite Viking Warrior Women lived and fought more than a thousand years ago.

Dubai International, one of the fastest growing airports in the world, is working close to capacity. Delivering ambitious expansion plans while keeping it on track leads to testing times for the staff. Supervisor Mahmoud Alam has a challenge trying to help a Canadian couple bumped off a flight to their dream holiday; David Robson must greet some temperamental VIP passengers; Dispatcher Nizel has a problem when a brand new 389 million dollar A380 goes missing; and time is running out to finish the first phase of the brand new 3.2 billion dollar concourse in just 18 days.

Dubai International is the global commuter's crossroads. Though the airport and airlines try to prepare for every eventuality, more than one million passengers every week inevitably bring regular and unusual challenges. Throw in the uncontrollable – fog, faulty alarms in the brand new concourse, no show passengers – and it's business as usual for staff who have to think on their feet, fast, to keep the airport running on time, and on track.

Following a fatal crash 35,000 feet above the jungles of Indonesia, investigators make a disturbing discovery.

Brian and Lee submit to a blind bid on a 1920s farmhouse-turned-administration building on the UNH campus. To preserve his long-standing relationship with the University and his reputation for making them fair offers, Lee's bid is $2,000 below cost. Two thousand dollars in the hole is not an ideal way to start a job, so Brian and Eric know that they need to scour the building for hidden treasures in order to end up in the black.

Lee and Brian are back at UNH with a sealed bid for the demolition of a 2-story on-campus police station. Lee's bid, at $6,000, is at cost. Danley wins the project, but there's no promise of salvage. The building appears to be sealed up tightly, so Lee and Brian are optimistic of what might be inside, such as items confiscated and things forgotten. Eric and Brian must push themselves and race against the clock for a favorable profit and outcome, all the while trying to avoid swarms upon swarms of bees!

Out of the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean rises the Olympic peninsula. Its rugged coastline, rain-drenched forests, and high summits are teaming with wildlife. The Olympic peninsula one of most diverse National Parks in North America.