Flood Examining some the Earth's most devastating floods, from the storm surge of Hurricane Katrina to the misery caused by the Boscastle flood in Cornwall. 0700 0600 How do they stop planes from icing up, how is clay used to keep glossy magazines looking sharp, and how do they build an electric car that can reach 200kph? 0730 0700 Follow the amazing manufacturing processes behind leather wallets, French horns, soy sauce and children's ride-on cars. 0800 0730 Blow Your Own Sail Adam and Jamie put Hollywood sound effects up against reality and Kari, Grant and Tory find out if when there's no wind, a sailboat can be propelled by a fan. 0900 0800 Torpedo Tastic Did the world's first torpedo really deliver a deadly payload by striking a boat at 800 feet? Adam and Jamie set about building an ancient torpedo to find out. 1000 0900 Spy Car 2: There is high octane action as Adam and Jamie investigate whether bullets spin on ice, and test how effectively a machine gun works when it is mounted on a car bonnet. 1100 1000 Dodge a Bullet Adam and Jamie test if you can jump out of the way of a bullet, while Kari, Grant and Tory see if hitting water from a great height is like hitting concrete. 1200 1100 Bermuda Triangle Over the decades, the Bermuda Triangle has swallowed hundreds of ships and planes. What mysterious force lies behind these unusual disappearances? 1300 1200 The Ark For centuries the story of Noah's Ark has captivated different cultures and creeds, but is the tale based on historical fact or biblical fiction? 1400 1300 Crop Circles Crop circles, with their sudden, dramatic appearances and intricate designs, have fascinated people for centuries. But are they an artistic hoax or an alien sign? 1500 1400 A growing band of people claim that the moon landings were faked. Dismantle the conspiracy theories to separate fact from fiction. 1600 1500 Follow the amazing manufacturing processes behind replica foods, traffic cone dispensers, rocking horses and London taxis. 1630 1600 Follow the amazing manufacturing processes behind miniature furniture, garden steam locomotives, hovercraft and folding bicycles. 1700 1630 More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how pharmaceutical blister packs, deli slicers and weather vanes are made. New. 1730 1700 Top and bowler hats, solar water heaters, sticky buns and electrostatic speakers are put under the microscope. New. 1800 1730 Civil War Treasures An antique telescope, a photographer's studio camera, and an impressive collection of civil war letters are up for auction. How high will the bidding go? 1830 1800 A 1951 Ford F1 truck, an Olympic table tennis table and an authenticated letter signed by Harry Houdini are up for auction. Will the sellers be pleased with their profits? 1900 1830 Sin City Shootout The guys take on some serious gamblers at a major auction in Las Vegas, finding a 1950s bumper car and potato gun launch. How much are these items worth? 1930 1900 Strat'd For Cash Ton and Allen uncover a Maui Blue '70s Fender Stratocaster and a rare 1936 jet-inspired Schwinn, but will this rusty ride rake in the riches? 2000 1930 Artwork by rock legend David Bowie and a rare Rolls-Royce spark ferocious bidding wars. Find out if the dealers made a profit on items they sold in the international market. 2100 2000 Caught on Tape The BFRO's investigation of a convincing piece of Bigfoot footage leads to an unexplainable encounter in a North Carolina forest. New. 2200 2100 Australia Freddie Flintoff heads to the remote wilderness of Arnhemland, Australia in search of saltwater crocodiles with his Aboriginal hosts Joseph and Connie. 2300 2200 The Giant Enemy After months of gruelling searching, the Sea Shepherds find the Nisshin Maru, but their target is intent on escaping the Gojira. 0000 2300 Caught on Tape The BFRO's investigation of a convincing piece of Bigfoot footage leads to an unexplainable encounter in a North Carolina forest. 0100 0000 Australia Freddie Flintoff heads to the remote wilderness of Arnhemland, Australia in search of saltwater crocodiles with his Aboriginal hosts Joseph and Connie. 0200 0100 Blow Your Own Sail Adam and Jamie put Hollywood sound effects up against reality and Kari, Grant and Tory find out if when there's no wind, a sailboat can be propelled by a fan. 0300 0200 Torpedo Tastic Did the world's first torpedo really deliver a deadly payload by striking a boat at 800 feet? Adam and Jamie set about building an ancient torpedo to find out. 0350 0300 Spy Car 2: There is high octane action as Adam and Jamie investigate whether bullets spin on ice, and test how effectively a machine gun works when it is mounted on a car bonnet. 0440 0350 Dodge a Bullet Adam and Jamie test if you can jump out of the way of a bullet, while Kari, Grant and Tory see if hitting water from a great height is like hitting concrete. 0530 0440 A motorcycle stunt ends with a catastrophic fall, a race boat breaks apart sending its crew into heavy seas, and a vintage dragster crashes into a wall. 0600 0530 Volcano Find out why volcanoes are such a volatile threat to the world's population, but also witness their positive effects and how they create new and fertile lands. 0700 0600