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THAILAND -1
12.00 am
Jade Fever
"Claudia is chomping at the bit to break ground on the new site, but progress is stalled by a series of unlucky incidents at their old mining camp, Wolverine."
12.30 am
Jade Fever
"Small luxuries in camp cheer up a disgruntled crew, and surprise visitors raise Claudia’s hopes for her future at 2 Mile."
1.00 am
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"The Three Blue Ducks Empire has expanded to a seasonal restaurant the boys operate at the snow fields of Falls Creek in Victoria’s alpine region."
1.30 am
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"Chef Darren Robertson explores the traditional Japanese cuisine of teppanyaki, as well as discovering the best coal and flame for cooking indoors."
2.00 am
Brave Wilderness
"Coyote Peterson takes it back to prehistoric times in this dinosaur-centric episode."
2.30 am
3.00 am
Ice Pilots NWT
"Joe flies with The Snowbirds and gives Mikey his first pilot lessons. And a pilot quits Buffalo."
4.00 am
Ice Pilots NWT
"A look back at five years of ICE PILOTS NWT with highlights and reflections from the Buffalo crew."
5.00 am
Show Me The City: On The Wild Side
"Nature and science unite in surprising symbiosis. Daniel Sid picks up heron spotting skills, puts them to good use by joining the Heron Watch, and contributes to the database of Singapore’s heron population as a citizen scientist. Then, by working with a mangrove expert, Daniel understands how mangroves serve a critical purpose in protecting us and our homes for the future, and how, in turn, we can use technology to conserve mangroves. He also learns about biomimicry, where scientists and engineers look to nature as a mentor – mimicking the solutions found in nature to tackle the myriad of problems human societies face."
5.30 am
Show Me The City: On The Wild Side
"How are technological innovations changing our relationship with nature? For one, it has influenced the way space is designed. Daniel Sid is surprised to see how one of Singapore’s healthiest coral reef systems can be found in a place where boats are docked – at Marina Keppel Bay! He also has a glimpse of how public parks may be run in the future at Jurong Lake Gardens, a “living laboratory” to testbed the latest tech toys and innovations. Lastly, Daniel goes on a biomimicry walk to learn about the wonders of nature’s systems, forms and processes. He then tries to apply what he has learnt to build a flying structure – will it take off or flop?"
6.00 am
Jade Fever
"Claudia is chomping at the bit to break ground on the new site, but progress is stalled by a series of unlucky incidents at their old mining camp, Wolverine."
6.30 am
Jade Fever
"Small luxuries in camp cheer up a disgruntled crew, and surprise visitors raise Claudia’s hopes for her future at 2 Mile."
7.00 am
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"The Three Blue Ducks Empire has expanded to a seasonal restaurant the boys operate at the snow fields of Falls Creek in Victoria’s alpine region."
7.30 am
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"Chef Darren Robertson explores the traditional Japanese cuisine of teppanyaki, as well as discovering the best coal and flame for cooking indoors."
8.00 am
Brave Wilderness
"Coyote Peterson takes it back to prehistoric times in this dinosaur-centric episode."
8.30 am
9.00 am
Ice Pilots NWT
"Joe flies with The Snowbirds and gives Mikey his first pilot lessons. And a pilot quits Buffalo."
10.00 am
Ice Pilots NWT
"A look back at five years of ICE PILOTS NWT with highlights and reflections from the Buffalo crew."
11.00 am
Show Me The City: On The Wild Side
"Nature and science unite in surprising symbiosis. Daniel Sid picks up heron spotting skills, puts them to good use by joining the Heron Watch, and contributes to the database of Singapore’s heron population as a citizen scientist. Then, by working with a mangrove expert, Daniel understands how mangroves serve a critical purpose in protecting us and our homes for the future, and how, in turn, we can use technology to conserve mangroves. He also learns about biomimicry, where scientists and engineers look to nature as a mentor – mimicking the solutions found in nature to tackle the myriad of problems human societies face."
11.30 am
Show Me The City: On The Wild Side
"How are technological innovations changing our relationship with nature? For one, it has influenced the way space is designed. Daniel Sid is surprised to see how one of Singapore’s healthiest coral reef systems can be found in a place where boats are docked – at Marina Keppel Bay! He also has a glimpse of how public parks may be run in the future at Jurong Lake Gardens, a “living laboratory” to testbed the latest tech toys and innovations. Lastly, Daniel goes on a biomimicry walk to learn about the wonders of nature’s systems, forms and processes. He then tries to apply what he has learnt to build a flying structure – will it take off or flop?"
12.00 pm
Jade Fever
"Claudia is chomping at the bit to break ground on the new site, but progress is stalled by a series of unlucky incidents at their old mining camp, Wolverine."
12.30 pm
Jade Fever
"Small luxuries in camp cheer up a disgruntled crew, and surprise visitors raise Claudia’s hopes for her future at 2 Mile."
1.00 pm
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"The Three Blue Ducks Empire has expanded to a seasonal restaurant the boys operate at the snow fields of Falls Creek in Victoria’s alpine region."
1.30 pm
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"Chef Darren Robertson explores the traditional Japanese cuisine of teppanyaki, as well as discovering the best coal and flame for cooking indoors."
2.00 pm
Brave Wilderness
"Coyote Peterson takes it back to prehistoric times in this dinosaur-centric episode."
2.30 pm
3.00 pm
Ice Pilots NWT
"Joe flies with The Snowbirds and gives Mikey his first pilot lessons. And a pilot quits Buffalo."
4.00 pm
Ice Pilots NWT
"A look back at five years of ICE PILOTS NWT with highlights and reflections from the Buffalo crew."
5.00 pm
Show Me The City: On The Wild Side
"Nature and science unite in surprising symbiosis. Daniel Sid picks up heron spotting skills, puts them to good use by joining the Heron Watch, and contributes to the database of Singapore’s heron population as a citizen scientist. Then, by working with a mangrove expert, Daniel understands how mangroves serve a critical purpose in protecting us and our homes for the future, and how, in turn, we can use technology to conserve mangroves. He also learns about biomimicry, where scientists and engineers look to nature as a mentor – mimicking the solutions found in nature to tackle the myriad of problems human societies face."
5.30 pm
Show Me The City: On The Wild Side
"How are technological innovations changing our relationship with nature? For one, it has influenced the way space is designed. Daniel Sid is surprised to see how one of Singapore’s healthiest coral reef systems can be found in a place where boats are docked – at Marina Keppel Bay! He also has a glimpse of how public parks may be run in the future at Jurong Lake Gardens, a “living laboratory” to testbed the latest tech toys and innovations. Lastly, Daniel goes on a biomimicry walk to learn about the wonders of nature’s systems, forms and processes. He then tries to apply what he has learnt to build a flying structure – will it take off or flop?"
6.00 pm
Down to Earth with Zac Efron 2023
"Searching for ways to minimize their carbon footprint, Zac and Darin visit a self-sustaining home and other businesses innovating to reduce waste."
7.00 pm
Down to Earth with Zac Efron 2023
"In the aftermath of a devastating bushfire season, Zac and Darin learn about efforts to rehabilitate the wildlife and livestock population."
8.00 pm
Dropped
"The raft continues to cause problems as Chris and Casey spend valuable energy trying to stay afloat. With their days in the South Pacific dwindling, the brothers have reached their breaking point…until a new discovery leaves a lasting impact."
8.30 pm
Dropped
"Chris and Casey have hiked across New Zealand for weeks. Fighting for their lives has taken a toll on their emotions and abilities. They team up to hunt feral pigs, but the cache items used for survival create new challenges and deep frustrations."
9.00 pm
Lake Commandos
"Spring smallmouth are suppose to be easy, Steve Pennaz and guest Mark Shutz learn quickly that heavy angling pressure has made bass spooky and very hard to catch. They discover the key to success only hours before the contest heads. "
9.30 pm
Lake Commandos
"Steve Pennaz and NWT AOL winner Mark Courts have each won two Commando battles over the years, so each wants to beeat the other today as they target fall crappie in a lake chain know for numbers and size. "
10.00 pm
Down to Earth with Zac Efron 2023
"In the aftermath of a devastating bushfire season, Zac and Darin learn about efforts to rehabilitate the wildlife and livestock population."
11.00 pm
Man Eats Wild
"In search of the biggest predatorial freshwater fish, Mario ventures deep into the darkest corners of the Amazon jungle where a tribal ceremony leaves him poisoned by a deadly frog."
11.30 pm
Man Eats Wild
"Mario risks it all by rafting down the deadliest strip of water in Africa, the Zambezi River, towards lake Kariba, only to find himself in front of some of the biggest and baddest problematic man-eating crocodiles on the planet. He is there to harvest and help a local African village that has been terrorized by these ancient river monsters. These reptiles have been roaming this earth for over 200 million years, so they also have some tricks up their sleeve, proving to be difficult and dangerous mission. Mario plans to take out one of these man-eating crocodiles and showcase a beautiful Asian inspired dish with the tail."