Browse the full Discovery Channel TV guide for Thursday, 25 June 2026. 28 programmes listed , including 5 tonight. UK listings updated daily — scroll down to tonight's highlights or use the day tabs above to browse the weekly schedule.
Early Morning
00:00
30m
Elusive criminals evade the law, but relentless officers track them down
00:30
30m
Absurd offenses and misdeeds go down every day in the USA
01:00
1h
Mike and Elvis try to get their hands on a Triumph Dolomite Sprint
02:00
1h
A 1933 Roadster has a great paint job but needs reimagining
03:00
1h
The spring break-up is starting to occur and the snow is melting
04:00
1h
Law enforcement ambushes Mark in his own garage
05:00
30m
Home shopping
05:30
30m
Home shopping
Morning
06:00
30m
Hammers, Swiss cheese, roller skates and coloured pencils
06:30
30m
Carbon-fibre bicycles, chandeliers and ballpoint pens
07:00
1h
The team travel to West Virginia to salvage incredibly rare logs from a log home
08:00
1h
The team work with Boy Scout Troop 248 to refurbish the old scout lodge
09:00
1h
Dustin risks his life on a resupply mission
10:00
1h
Dustin takes a new dredging approach
11:00
1h
The team dismantle, move and restore a log cabin before a wedding
Daytime
12:00
1h
Chase Morrill and his team renovate a 130-year-old cabin
13:00
1h
Robert wrangles western diamondback rattlesnakes in Arizona
14:00
1h
Bindi swims alongside whale sharks
15:00
30m
The carriages for London's new underground railway
15:30
30m
Remote-controlled underwater robots that do jobs too dangerous for human divers
16:00
30m
How a Morgan Aero Coupe is manufactured
16:30
30m
A look at the Porsche 911
17:00
1h
A homestead in Hawaii is threatened by a flash flood
Tonight's Highlights
18:00
1h
The Raneys help an Oregon homestead under constant threat of fire
19:00
1h
Dave is itching to get his hands on another VW
20:00
1h
The team goes full throttle to finish the 1956 Porsche
21:00
2h
Survivalists from around the world compete in a gruelling 40-day primitive bushcraft competition
23:00
1h
A rare northern outbreak draws chasers across the Canadian border