National Geographic Channel Saturday

Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping.

Behind the scenes at the world's largest airline caterers, producing millions of meals from their Los Angeles kitchen to feed 40,000 people flying from LAX every day

The manufacturing process of a company that builds 18,000 fire engines from the ground up every year

Fat Tuna fights to hold on to their lead, as Paul and Dave continue to work together. Meanwhile, the rest of the fleet races to close the gap

Investigating how Nazi scientist Wernher von Braun secretly developed the world's first long-range rockets, laying the technological foundations for the space race

The battle between US and Japanese forces to control Guadalcanal, a strategically important island that would allow one side to dominate the Pacific

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

Documentary exploring the wreck of the famous ship, using 3D images of what it looks like now and computer techniques to 'drain' the bow and stern to give a much clearer picture

How Dr Robert Ballard inadvertently located the wreck of the ill-fated liner while conducting a covert investigation for the US Navy during the Cold War

The moments leading up to the destruction of supposedly unsinkable passenger liner the Titanic, which struck an iceberg on April 14, 1912

The Battle of Britain from a unique aerial perspective, as over 1500 British and German planes engage in a duel to the death above England

The story of the Battle of the Atlantic, the longest military campaign of the Second World War as the Nazis attempted to starve Britain

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

Part one of two. Documentary about Hitler's private army, formed in 1925 from volunteers who were subjected to intense propaganda and aspired to become part of a racial elite

Part two of two. A look at the role of the SS in the Holocaust, with many volunteering to run the death camps, believing the massacre was for the good of their nation

The story of a man who claimed to be an expert in serial killers, building an international reputation on false claims for more than 30 years

Stéphane's career continues to flourish, but an investigation into him by online sleuths reveals that something far darker lies beneath the surface of his fame

The victims share their personal stories. Plus, a look at what this case reveals about the wider true crime phenomenon

Danger comes on jet skis on the east coast, bales of hashish are hidden beneath the waves, and attempts are made to track the signal of a narco-submarine

Lightning has struck an incoming flight. As engineers assess the damage, high winds lead to runway closures and another plane leaks a potentially dangerous liquid

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 team searches a disused paper factory. However, as the facility has plans to become a museum it remains unclear whether they will be able to acquire any assests

A look at how buttery shortbread cookies, creamy yule logs, crunchy, minty chocolate bark, and sweet and sour candy canes with a twist are made for the masses

A look at the production of jawbreakers, ground coffee, empanadas and cocktail sauce

Danley Demolition's risky gamble to tear down a fire-damaged building pays off when a valuable collection of sporting memorabilia is uncovered

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 rescued pot-bellied pig has an eye irritation, a baby rabbit has a life-threatening mass in her stomach, and a skunk is checked for worms

Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping. U.

Teleshopping. U.