National Geographic Channel Friday

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A look how certain foods are made in factories, featuring non-melting cheese and smoothie shakers

A look how certain foods are made in factories, featuring marshmallows and broccoli slaw

Hazen Audel joins the Biasha, the last tribe in China allowed to bear arms, and must face water buffalo, spitting cobras, and raging waterfalls to complete a rite of passage

A visit to the site of the world's most powerful demolition machine, capable of reducing 450 vehicles to scrap within the space of an hour

Italy's Morandi Bridge was an engineering marvel - until it was a national embarrassment. Plus, as impressive as billboards are, they can really come down hard

Car enthusiast Tim Shaw and master mechanic Fuzz Townshend take on a 1934 Singer Le Mans two-seater sports car, which had its last outing in 1998

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

The point in the war when the Allies took the beaches of Northern France. They then faced a brutal fight through enemy territory in a bid to liberate Europe

It's 1944, and the Allies have launched a daring attack on the Nazi-occupied Netherlands in a bid to bring the Second World War to an end

Draining off Hawaiian shores reveals Japan's secret weapons, from mini subs to fighter planes, with the wreck of USS Arizona serving as a reminder of the forces unleashed

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Stockport to take on a 1994 Vauxhall Cavalier Turbo owned by a man left unable to move from the neck down after an accident

Ruins across Europe that show evidence of Hitler's infamous Blitzkrieg tactics, which represented a revolutionary new approach to warfare and brought Germany a string of victories

The crash of SilkAir flight 185 in 1997, which suddenly plunged 35,000ft while flying over Indonesia, killing 104 people

The team races to complete Terminal B and its twin bridges in time for the grand opening, while a brutal snowstorm brings the airport to its knees

Italian Police stop a man trying to smuggle heroin and search a passenger arriving from London. All on the day the Pope arrives at Fiumicino Airport

From east to west, alarms echo across the seas. Maritime forces mobilise, chasing down drug traffickers while racing to rescue lives

Investigators try to find out why a plane crashed just a few miles from the runway in Colorado but find no answers - until an unlikely discovery leads to a shocking revelation

The story of two DEA agents who flew into Colombia to investigate drug cartels, only to be held hostage in the jungle by a trafficker and a corrupt policeman

A juvenile faces a choice between gang life and an education, and a woman who has spent 30 in jail is released

Jay makes a big find under a pile of rubble in an 18th-century mill, including a set of antique tiles with an estimated value of $140 each

The factory that produces the world's most powerful tractors, and which incorporates a giant iron foundry into its advanced manufacturing operation

How high-tech machinery, hand-crafting skills and global logistics combine to make a best-selling brand of sneakers across the world

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind grape jam, pierogis and chocolate-covered pretzels

Discover how to make half a million Egg McMuffins, what it takes to become a professional oyster shucker, and visit the home of America's top-selling kosher wine

A seven-year-old sun conure has a giant egg that won't come out. A one-year-old prairie dog, has a big lump on his belly. Dr T puts him under anesthesia to investigate

Xanthus the ferret is rushed into the clinic for emergency care and a young marmoset has a gender reveal party

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