National Geographic Channel +1 Saturday

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Lee is promised a share of the spoils when he visits a Maine mansion containing a gold coin worth thousands of dollars and an antique Chris-Craft boat

The Danley Demolition Crew bids on a 1920s building on the University of New Hampshire campus, hoping to discover treasures hidden in the former farmhouse

U-boat ace Werner Henke and his crew face one of their toughest tests of the war when they run into one of the Hunter Killer Group's anti-submarine warships

The story of Lt Commander Malcolm Wanklyn, whose submarine, HMS Upholder, was involved in a disastrous incident when it and another British vessel accidentally targeted each other

Uncovering what is left of Hitler's sea-faring structures, which were built in a bid for world domination

Documenting the story of the revolutionary Messerschmitt ME 262, which was one of the most technologically advanced aeroplanes of the Second World War and was built in a bat cave

Tim and Fuzz are taking on a 1984 Opel Manta GTE owned by a former amateur rally driver, whose family hope that a fully restored car will help bring him out of his shell

Tim and Fuzz restore a 1997 Lotus Elise belonging to a cancer patient who had hoped to restore the vehicle with her father

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw are in Wolverhampton to take on a 1980 Jaguar XJ-S V12, a great British grand tourer that has sadly fallen into neglect

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw secretly restore a Japanese rally car belonging to a man unable to work on it due to a degenerative back condition

With just four weeks until Crufts, the handlers must conquer their own insecurities in the hopes of becoming the world's best dog-dancing duo

Five dancing duos must set aside their doubts, injuries and fears if their dreams of making their dogs Crufts champions are to come true.

Richard Hammond combines science and home footage to reveal how easy it can be for a person to injure or embarrass themselves while walking on ice or riding in a shopping trolley

The crash-landing in the Hudson River of US Airways Flight 1549, which was caused by the aeroplane colliding with a flock of birds

How a former airline employee managed to smuggle a gun through airport security, causing Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771 to crash in 1987, killing all 43 people on board

The 1985 Manchester runway disaster, in which an aircraft's engine failed, causing the deaths of 55 people

Arguably the deadliest single-aircraft accident in aviation history, in August 1985, when a Boeing 747 jumbo-jet suffered a fatal decompression that ripped off most of the tail

When a salmon truck crashes into a ditch, it kicks off a bad night for Thord. With truck drivers in trouble all over his territory, his team is pushed to the limit

SAS commando Chris Ryan tells of how he had to race 200 miles across the desert to evade Iraqi forces when a mission went awry in 1991

The work never slows at Sydney Airport, whether it's changing a wind sock, painting a runway at midnight or putting out a potentially catastrophic fire

Rich hunts for old rocket parts, believing they could be made from precious metal, and Dave wonders what he can make from the silver found on old photo paper

Rich tries to make money by extracting and selling the silver from solar panels, while Diego buys a casket hoping its gold engravings will net him a fortune

A look at the production of fish fingers, sweet potato fries and cookie dough batter

A look at the production of hamburger patties, ribbon candy and Mexican chocolate discs

The team search for military pieces in Pasadena, and test an Italian take on the M-14 before unearthing a falchion sword

The team test the firepower of a 1907 Winchester and an American revolution blunderbuss pistol at auctions in Houston

A pregnant boa constrictor is covered in mites, an opossum has an infected tail, and a duck has an unwanted face piercing

Teleshopping. U.

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