 |     |  |  |  |   |  | "Zombie Alligators" SATURDAY at 9P et/pt In Florida, American alligators, measuring up to 14 feet long and weighing 1,000 lbs, are floating belly up and unable to right themselves. Why?
WATCH A PREVIEW >> |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | "Super Strength" MONDAY at 10P et/pt The strongest professional athletes, top sports physiologists, biomechanists and material science engineers examine the least understood principle in human performance: strength. WATCH A PREVIEW >>
Explorer: "Heroin Crisis" TUESDAY at 10P et/pt Stronger, purer and easier than ever to get, heroin is attracting millions of new mainstream users. See how the war in Afghanistan stokes the heroin trade. WATCH A PREVIEW >>
Dog Whisperer PRESENTED BY PETCO FRIDAY at 8P et/pt Cesar tries to broker peace between two Great Danes. Next, Cesar and L.A. Animal Control confront the dangers awaiting animal control officers everywhere. WATCH A PREVIEW >>
Lockdown: "Tent City" SUNDAY at 8P et/pt What's life like in Phoenix's Tent City where 2,000 inmates are housed in Korean War-era tents? How do officers maintain order with military-like discipline? WATCH A PREVIEW >>

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MONDAY OCTOBER 22  ***WORLD PREMIERE*** Air Emergency: "Unconscious Pilot" at 8P et/pt After losing radio contact with Helios flight 522, military fighter jets make visual contact. They see no movement inside the aircraft. Then someone enters the cockpit.
***WORLD PREMIERE*** "Falling From the Sky" at 9P et/pt A skydiver's parachute fails to open. A flight attendant falls from an exploding jetliner. A paraglider is sucked into a storm. Who survives? And how?
***WORLD PREMIERE*** "Super Strength" at 10P et/pt The strongest professional athletes, top sports physiologists, biomechanists and material science engineers examine the least understood principle in human performance: strength. WATCH A PREVIEW >>
TUESDAY OCTOBER 23  "Miami Drug Cartel" (Narrated by Anthony LaPaglia) at 8P et/pt In the 1980s, Miami was a playground for the rich and famous. But behind the fun in the sun, an underground cocaine war was escalating.
Explorer: "World's Most Dangerous Drug" at 9P et/pt Methamphetamine is one of the hardest drugs to quit. Its abuse is ravaging rural communities and cities alike. What makes meth so addictive and destructive?
***WORLD PREMIERE*** Explorer: "Heroin Crisis" at 10P et/pt Stronger, purer and easier than ever to get, heroin is attracting millions of new mainstream users. See how the war in Afghanistan stokes the heroin trade. WATCH A PREVIEW >>
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24  Explorer: "Inside North Korea" at 8P et/pt In Inside North Korea, NGC correspondent Lisa Ling penetrates the country's border by traveling undercover with a Nepalese eye surgeon on a humanitarian mission, providing a unique look at life on the inside. WATCH A PREVIEW >>
Explorer: "Heroin Crisis" at 9P et/pt Stronger, purer and easier than ever to get, heroin is attracting millions of new mainstream users. See how the war in Afghanistan stokes the heroin trade.
Taboo: "Skin Deep" at 10P et/pt In some cultures, scarification is not only a thing of beauty; it's a mark of family history or a rite of passage into manhood.
THURSDAY OCTOBER 25  "Hawaii Super Ferry" at 8P et/pt A commuter vessel with shops, restaurants and space for 300 cars is designed to provide fast, affordable ferry service in Hawaii. But is the design functional? WATCH A PREVIEW >>
"Deep Sea Drillers" at 9P et/pt Five high-tech mega-vessels are building a massive natural gas network miles below the ocean's surface. See what it takes to tap Earth's most inaccessible energy reserves.
***WORLD PREMIERE*** Naked Science: "Dangers of the Deep" at 10P et/pt One of Earth's final frontiers — the ocean floor — may tell us how life began and whether the ocean can power our planet and cure disease.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 26  ***WORLD PREMIERE*** Dog Whisperer at 8P et/pt Cesar tries to broker peace between two Great Danes. Next, Cesar and L.A. Animal Control confront the dangers awaiting animal control officers everywhere. WATCH A PREVIEW >>
Incredible Human Machine at 9P et/pt Take a two-hour journey through an ordinary, and extraordinary, day in the life of the most spectacular machine ever created: the human body.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 27  Dangerous Encounters: "Undercover Croc" at 8P et/pt Reptile expert Brady Barr heads to Tanzania to test a specially designed suit that will allow him to approach Nile crocodiles. Will it pass the test?
***WORLD PREMIERE*** "Zombie Alligators" at 9P et/pt In Florida, American alligators, measuring up to 14 feet long and weighing 1,000 lbs, are floating belly up and unable to right themselves. Why? WATCH A PREVIEW >>
Hunter and Hunted: "Gator Attack" at 10P et/pt The American alligator is an efficient and opportunistic hunter but seldom preys on humans. So why are they attacking us now?
SUNDAY OCTOBER 28  ***WORLD PREMIERE*** Lockdown: "Tent City" at 8P et/pt What's life like in Phoenix's Tent City where 2,000 inmates are housed in Korean War-era tents? How do officers maintain order with military-like discipline? WATCH A PREVIEW >>
***WORLD PREMIERE*** Lockdown: "Inmate U" at 9P et/pt Imagine trying to study surrounded by murders and rapists. Inmates face this challenge daily while participating in a college education program run by inmates.
"America's Deadly Dozen" at 10P et/pt Among the wild creatures that have roamed America for millennia is an elite group of animals, insects, and arachnids that are beautiful – and highly dangerous.
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