Taboo: "Marked for Life" Premieres Sunday

FEBRUARY 25-MARCH 2
	Taboo: "Marked for Life" SUNDAY at 8P et/pt WATCH A CLIP >> How far would you go to mark your identity? Everyone belongs to some kind of group, and the ways people show that belonging can be extreme.   The Final Report: "Battle for Fallujah" TUESDAY at 10P et/pt In 2004, the U.S. military attempts to destroy the insurgency in Fallujah after Iraqi militants kill and mutilate four Blackwater employees. The result: increasing chaos. See the price of backing down too soon. Dog Whisperer Presented by PETCO FRIDAY at 8P et/pt Jake is fiercely protective, child actress Chantel wants to walk a dog bigger than she is, Caper is untrained, and Julius is a scaredy-cat. Hunter and Hunted: "Dragon King" SATURDAY at 9P et/pt Able to eat 80% of their body weight at one meal, the Komodo dragon is a fearsome wild predator, but dangerous encounters with people are rare. So what caused this massive lizard to attack an Indonesian boy? Dangerous Encounters: "Dens of Danger" SATURDAY at 8P et/pt What lurks under the earth? Brady Barr searches for the dens of the most deadly animals: Chinese alligators, American black bears, snakes in South Africa and sharks off Maui's coast.
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