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Three survivors from the ill-fated UA Flight 232 relive the terrifying moments leading up to and after one of America's worst ever aviation disasters.

Roger and Dena's home overlooking the San Pasqual Valley is everything they've ever dreamed of until Roger awakes one day to find a 40-foot wall of fire racing up the valley towards their house.

The adventure begins as ten new participants are abandoned in the remote wilderness of Patagonia to live as long as they can, faced with the unforgiving terrain of a foreign land and the onset of winter.

As they venture deeper into their surroundings, the nine remaining survivalists realize that this terrain is unlike anything they've ever experienced. One participant suffers a serious injury.

The remaining participants dig in for the long haul as they begin building their shelters. While some flourish, others fail and one is threatened by an unwanted visitor in the night.

A lack of food forces the remaining participants to get creative. One survivalist devises an ingenious method for getting protein while another battles Patagonia's wiliest predator.

Steve and his guide's journey to a deep catfish haunt - where monster fish could be lurking.

In the steamy jungle heat Steve and his guides explore the river in their dugout canoe.

Dawn, and the final day of the expedition.

An exciting new expedition to the remote jungles of Guyana

Laurence is keen to show Steve the traditional Indian way of shooting fish with bow and arrow.

The quest for the red pacu continues - this time on a boat at night.

Steve sets off on a brand new expedition, to the Kuyuwini river.

The hunt sequence continues and Walter and Kyabo try to identify the snake.

Steve hooks another giant wolf fish, even bigger then the last.

Steve touches down onto the remote and un-fished waters of the Rio Paru in North East Brazil.

Steve and Raimundo push on upriver through the rapids, alongside fellow adventurers Paul and Wellington.

The expedition party pushes on further upriver towards the falls.

The jungle camp is a hub of activity this morning.

After a spectacular journey over the rainforest the float plane touches down onto the Rio Travessao.

Garon and Josh lose control of Six Pack on the muddy trails.

Justin flies in with a new wire saw but loses his cool trying to set it up.

The crew encounters no end of trouble trying to cut out a chunk of the 60 foot lens.

Claudia brings in big drilling equipment and has just four days to find the best jade, but she and Robin can't decide where to look.

The boys butt heads as a late season push has them working two mines at once.

The crew pulls jade boulders off the J lens but a big snag with the road threatens everything.

Gary and son rescue an old army truck but driving it up to the mine is brutal.

Claudia, Robin and the crew scramble to get their heavy equipment up a mountain before rising rivers make it impossible to get to the mining claim.

Tensions flare as the crew struggles to get heavy equipment up a muddy, boulder-strewn 120km trail to set up a new jade mine on a mountaintop.

The crew tries to get their machinery across surging rivers to set up their new mountaintop jade mine.

Alan is convinced there's jade under a pit full of water on their Dynasty claim. Josh's mechanical skills are tested while trying to get a giant boulder to a new buyer.

Springtime begins as Laramy honors the history of the mountain men by trapping for beaver and other critters.

Deep in the Alaskan territory, Laramy hunts forcCaribou until a severe accident with the Hawken throws the whole hunt into question.

Laramy can't let his injry slow him down. He recaps the incident before rolling up his sleeves to carry on hunting the mountain man way.

Forging one's own tools was a valuable skill for the mountain men. Laramy takes hammer to steel as he shows us how he crafts his own gear.

With a tag in pocket, Laramy takes to the mountains of Idaho on the hunt for the elusive elk.

Winter trapping requires different skills than trapping in the spring. Laramy pulls out all the tricks to trap for critters.

Laramy hunts the steep climbs of Idaho for mountain whitetail. Hunting these mountains in the old way makes for a tremendous challenge.

A real outdoorsman uses every part of the kill, and Laramy shows us why skinning and tanning is such an important part of the mountain man life.

The remaining participants struggle to adapt to life in Patagonia. One survivor comes face to face with a stealth cat, and another takes on a major build project.

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