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It is eel migration season, and Hugh learns how to weave a unique basket trap to catch them in the river. He also joins the Chideock Cider Circle for the fall apple harvest, learns the art of cider pressing, and attends a pheasant hunt.

Hugh has lived in River Cottage for six months, and that means his pigs have a date with butcher Ray Smith. It also means it is time for a party. Hugh also learns a remarkable technique for catching razor clams down by the seashore.

Now that he has some extra land to work with, Hugh purchases some livestock, prompting he and Angus Carmichael, a local carpenter, to build a fox-proof chicken coop. Hugh also goes scallop hunting, and enters a nettle eating competition.

Hugh's cattle and sheep are settling in, but a few of the chickens are not. Also, local vet Jeff Thomson helps with the delicate operation of castrating the calf, Hugh builds a polytunnel, and rabbits wreak havoc on the vegetables.

It is time for Hugh's landlord, Antony Hichens, to host his annual medieval fair, and Hugh decides to donate a pig for the feast. He also helps local bakers create a batch of traditional Dorset lardy cakes and learns hot to shear sheep.

River Cottage offers a new dining experience this season, Leftovers Night.

Torrential late summer rains spell doom for Hugh's hay harvest, and only radical plant-surgery can save his tomatoes from blight, however the weather has helped mushrooms flourish. Hugh also enters a sheep in the Melpash Agricultural Show.

Hugh embarks to sell his entire tomato harvest at the Farmer's Market by offering a diverse range of products under the brand name: The River Cottage Glutton. Hugh also makes a bet with a rival grower as to who will sell more at market.

With a failed hay harvest, Hugh conceives a cunning plan to supplement the winter feed he will need for his animals by throwing a party, but instead of a bottle he asks his guests to bring a bale. Hugh also agrees to an unusual request.

Check out Los Angeles with Laura McKenzie.

Experience Queenstown's world-famous adventure sports and natural beauty.

Experience Romania's medieval villages, castles, and legendary folklore.

Harbour Island, pink sand, hokey pokey ice cream, Spanish Wells, Preacher's Cave, parasailing, and Atlantis Bahamas are among the hot-spots Elizabeth and Taylor explore on their adventure in the beautiful Bahamas.

Chuck travels to Kitigan Zibi where he meets Cezin Nottaway. Together they gather ingredients by first going sugarbushing for maple syrup. Upon searching for the precious springtime liquid, they unexpectedly discover a delicious surprise.

Culinary Travels is braving the cold to discover the freshest, most distinct flavors of Canada. From local coffee and ice cream to cuisine that travels directly from the farm to the table, here we will taste the very best of Ontario.

Jaan by Kirk Westaway is among the highest rated Singaporean restaurants.

Singapore is a sophisticated culinary hotspot reflecting a blend of influences.

Turkish cuisine channels cultural currents from all compass points, and Istanbul is the perfect city to experience this cornucopia of unique culinary dishes. Ottolenghi also dines at Asitane Restaurant, visits the Grand Bazaar, and more.

Welcome to Ganvie, land of the unsubdued, the free, the resistance, and of peaceful waters. In Ganvie, the Tofinu people live on the water. To do so they must move at a careful pace, learn to live without excess, and form deep bonds of family and friendship to survive.

Travel the country and discover the wackiest oddities it has to offer.

Bask in the luxurious getaways and rustic retreats of America's national parks.

With acres of sea lions and thousands of buffalo, national parks host the largest homes to all kinds of critters. Get close to your favorite animal in this episode of Best Parks Ever.

The Netherlands is well known for the countless picturesque Dutch windmills that are incredible for photography, especially with the right foggy conditions. After a successful morning shoot, Elia joins the famous King's Day celebrations.

Boston with Denella Ri'chard.

Nestled in Colorado's Rocky Mountains, Telluride is home to many infamous festivals. From Blues and Brews, Mushroom, Mountainfilm, to Bluegrass and Jazz, Music Voyager explores why Telluride has become a haven for creators of all trades.

Journey to Tohoku, a region rich in cultural tradition. Composers Yoshihide Otomo and Riuchi Sakamoto invite us to experience a concert whose goal is to foster healing, hope, and to strengthen the indomitable spirit of the Japanese people.

Pamela explores Bambu Indah, takes a cooking class, and offers packing tips.

In preparation for Dia de los Muertos with the Mexican community in New York City, Mickela learns traditional Mexican folk dancing, and even jumps in with an all-female mariachi band.

Betty and Lorcan's daughter Colleen moved to Cyprus but some of her taste buds stayed behind in Castlebar. After becoming acquainted with Lorcan's recipe for honey-glazed ham, Catherine prepares the special dish for Colleen and her family.

Catherine meets with Lilian Parkes in Belfast's verdant Botanic Gardens before travelling to Johannesburg to meet her best friend Laura where the two will experience myriad facets of South African life, culture, and cuisine.

On the breathtaking island of Santorini, Diane picks capers, visits a vineyard known for its basket-shaped vines, and learns how to make juicy tomato fritters. Whether from land or sea, Diane reveals the intense flavors of Santorini.

Rick and Lanie experience Mojo de Ajo, a cornerstone of Mexican cooking.

There is magic in the charming Baja town of Todos Santos.

The dishes Jeremy showcases are perfect for the family, beginning with a Malaysian Chicken Curry. Joe Swash focuses on Vegan Pad Thai. At the barbecue, Jeremy cooks up Korean BBQ Beef and Banchan, and for dessert, a Macha Mille Crepe Cake.

Colleen learns the significance of the traditional Stomp Dance and the history of the Chickasaw People, tries her hand at a game of Stickball, and tastes the local cuisine. One of the most delicious treats? Fried pies at Arbuckle Mountain.

The MSC Seaside offers a multigenerational Caribbean experience. The Kellys take advantage of all the fun activities the cruise offers, and they explore the rich culture of the Caribbean islands as well, including a fun stop in Jamaica.

The Fijian Archipelago consists of more than 300 islands scattered across the South Pacific Ocean. In Fiji, everyone can find an island that suits them, as you retrace the trail of Robinson Crusoe in this incredible paradise.

Fernando de Noronha is an archipelago of 21 islands and islets in the Atlantic Ocean. The wild, natural beauty found above and below the sea are the main attractions of the region, where you can observe sea tortoises, dolphins, albatrosses, and some of the most stunning beaches on Earth.

With acres of sea lions and thousands of buffalo, national parks host the largest homes to all kinds of critters. Get close to your favorite animal in this episode of Best Parks Ever.

Zakynos is a well-known Greek summer resort. The harbor city of Zakynthos, the capital, is centered around Solomos Square. Stunningly beautiful coves and beaches like Agios Nikolaos, Alykanas, and Tsilivi offer swimming and water sports.

Discover St. Louis barbecue, from pork steaks to toasted ravioli.

Smoked brisket started in Texas and BBQ traveled with cattle drives to Missouri.