National Geographic Channel Monday

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Discover how spicy barbecue sauce, veggie burgers, fresh pineapple pieces and relish are made, from raw materials to finished products

Discover how Canadian butter tarts, leaf-shaped maple syrup candies, ice cream and Canadian Caesar drinks are made, from raw materials to finished products

Three mysterious accidents, one deadly culprit. Experts investigate fatal fires and malfunctions, including a deadly ditch in the Amazon

When Hitler sends U-Boats to protect his troops, a German sub rushes towards the fjords leading to Narvik - the scene of two major naval battles

To help celebrate Canada's 150th birthday, the Canadian Pacific Railway takes a perfectly restored, vintage train on an epic journey from coast to coast

Tim and Fuzz get a 1974 Mk 1 Ford Capri back on the road for a woman who planned to rebuild the vehicle from the ground up was stopped by her heart condition

The crews pursue drug traffickers approaching the Spanish coast, a different enemy threatens marine life, and the battle against illegal fishing continues

The case of a 1983 Air Canada flight whose pilot tried to make an emergency landing on a decommissioned air force base - not realising it was being used for drag racing

Archaeologists investigate Egypt's most famous queen Cleopatra, exploring a large tomb full of mummies and uncovering the woman behind the myth.

In August 1944, an American artillery observer and his radio is all that stands between the French town of Mortain and capture by the Nazis

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Bournemouth, Dorset, to surprise an unsuspecting car owner with a makeover for his Ford Anglia

A look at the strategy and series of errors that led to the sinking of the Bismarck in 1941, an incident during which more than 2,000 German sailors were killed

An accident from November 2008, when an official Mexican Interior Ministry Learjet 45 crashed in rush-hour traffic in central Mexico City

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

Exploring the strategies, weapons and structures Poland has used to defend and protect its territories through the ages

Thord's skills are put to the test with the rescue of an excavator, but there is trouble when rookie Terje's reckless driving ends in disaster

The story of a pilot who crashed while flying a Second World War fighter in a 450mph air race, and how his friend helped the authorities to discover what went wrong

An investigation into what drove the Soviet Union to shoot down a civilian plane over the Sea of Japan in 1983, an incident that almost led to war

Highlights from the series, including air traffic control dealing with an emergency landing, three drunk passengers, and the world's tallest chocolate structure

A job at an old school house proves lucky for the team when a Second World War Enigma machine worth up to £60,000 is spotted and recovered

A team of salvage experts explores abandoned buildings in the hope of finding items of high value or historical significance, beginning with a trip to Johnsonville, Connecticut

The salvage experts head to the barns in which the Chrysler motor company began, discovering a gold mine of vintage vehicles and signs

A look at the production of lasagna, school-safe brownies and Canadian maple syrup

A look how certain foods are made in factories, featuring cake pops and slice cream

Doctors rush to treat a red-footed tortoise who is unable to walk and may have a spinal injury, a rabbit recovering from getting her head stuck in her cage

A rabbit's broken leg may be more serious than originally thought, and a cockatoo travels for three hours to the surgery to be cured of a perpetual plucking habit

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