National Geographic Channel TV Guide — Wednesday, 1 July 2026

There is an explosives alert in baggage, mice threaten the safety of airfield taxiways, and high winds make plane movements difficult

On the west coast of Puerto Rico, Air and Marine Operations chase down and arrest smugglers caught tossing bales of cocaine overboard

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head off to Loughborough, Leicestershire, to take on a 1992 Saab 900 Turbo that's in desperate need of repair. The car belongs to Saab enthusiast and former electrical engineer Pravesh. Sadly, due to ill health, Pravesh has been left with little strength to work on the car, so it's been left to rot. His family believe getting his Saab back on the road would give him the boost he needs

AMO agents in Puerto Rico chase smugglers at sea who toss their load overboard. Plus, meth is discovered in a vehicle after a car crash in El Paso

Discover how chocolate pizza, sweet potato chilli and cheddar cheese jalapeno poppers are made, from raw materials to finished products

Discover how Halloween-themed jack-o-lantern cookies, candied corn, lollipops and gruesome gummies are made, from raw materials to finished products

Beginning in 2010, a single beach in Bali was the site of seven shark attacks - the first ever recorded along the islands coast

Every year, the number of shark attacks in Hawaii always doubles in one specific month. Scientists try to solve the mysterious phenomenon of Sharktober

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home

During monsoon season at a treacherous tabletop runway in India, the crew of Flight 1344 runs off the tarmac and their Boeing 737-800 plunges into a gorge

A Boeing 737 crashes just moments after lifting off from an Algerian desert airport. For investigators, it's clear the left engine exploded after liftoff, and that a fatigue crack eventually explains why. What's less obvious is why an experienced crew of the state-owned national carrier was unable to keep their plane in the sky

In Florida, workers uncover a tunnel system beneath a neighborhood. In Italy, the Hypogeum of Cristallini Street opens a window into Hellenistic-era burial practices. In Iran, a man digging a well uncovers a sprawling three-storey underground city. Finally, beneath Rome's Caelian Hill, construction exposes military barracks and a luxury villa

Tim and Fuzz revisit their classic restorations and test drives as they celebrate some of the very best British cars

An insight into the tragedy at the 1972 Olympic games held in Munich, when Palestinian terrorists captured 11 Israeli athletes - a hostage situation that turned into a massacre

Investigators delve in to the disappearance of a turboprop commuter plane approaching a remote airport in Indonesia, and discover why three vital safety features all failed

In 1944, resistance fighters declare a Free French Republic in Eastern France. The Nazis respond by dispatching 10,000 German soldiers to crush their rebellion

In August 1944, an American artillery observer and his radio is all that stands between the French town of Mortain and capture by the Nazis

The story of William Kidd, a pirate hunter who - when the legitimate prizes of the Red Sea were not to be found - quickly turned to becoming a pirate himself. An unpopular captain, he frantically chased treasure and status until his fateful trial for murder

Ruins of ancient civilisations in the Mediterranean, examining relics of the Minoans, the Greeks, the Carthaginians and the Romans to determine how these societies collapsed