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No strangers to launching unique floating contraptions, brothers Kevin and Andrew may have finally figured out a way to get their 4-wheel all-terrain vehicle from their cottage property onto the island in the middle of the lake: The ATV-Powered Barge. On this latest amphibious vessel, however, their ATV is not only the cargo but the engine as well. Powering itself over the water, the brothers' ATV is truly all-terrain! With their engineer friend Walker aboard, the boys are hatching a scheme to convert a treadmill, a floating dock and pair of old wagon wheels, along with Andrew's precious new ATV, into a paddlewheel ferry unlike any you've ever seen.

Brothers Andrew and Kevin look to their wives for inspiration this weekend as they embark on creating a picturesque She-Shed at their lakeside family cottage. Their female version of the man cave will come complete with its very own wine bar making it the ideal spot for their hard-working better halves to uncork and unwind. Just as a marriage of wine and wood form the structure of a great vintage, this Ultimate She-Shed strives to be a perfect blend of form and function. But as always, with these two bros in charge, always expect plenty of "whine" and a barrel of laughs.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: More than half a million squeezable yogurt tubes are produced every day; an Italian grandma ensures every batch of old-school tomato sauce is made with love; a mind-blowing 1,400 fruity chews are cut and wrapped per minute; and, these two entrepreneurs are betting that tofu’s protein-packed cousin tempeh will become number one.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: Rice-A-Roni’s massive assembly line produces six million boxes per week; this speedy Caesar salad kit takes just 30 seconds to prepare; it takes 100,000 Granny Smith apples to make a year’s worth of delectable Whole Foods apple pies; and, nearly 40 million of Glutino’s gluten-free multi-grain English muffins are baked every year.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: After a century, Frank’s RedHot Original Cayenne Pepper Sauce still turns up the heat; seven million boxes of Shredded Wheat are produced every year; it takes art, culture, and science to create these coffee-chocolate bars with barista flair; and, from an obligatory nap to a robotic assembly line, this family-operated farm has perfected the art of hard-boiling eggs.

Food Factory has the scoop on red licorice candy, spicy Sriracha mayonnaise, flaky Turkish bourekas, and an irresistible cookie that combines dark chocolate with two wafer-thin cookies.

At a Cambridge country house hotel, Drew uncovers the mother lode of period shop fittings. A massive salvage yard is home to everything from vintage building materials to Victorian fireplaces. A carefully curated warehouse makes Drew’s job easy. And, the owner of magnificent Apley Estate is in the mood for a clear out.

The chaps make a series of startling finds at a refurbished country house hotel in the Lake District. Down the road in Hertfordshire, Drew visits one of the most staggering automobilia collections he’s ever seen. Later, Drew and Tee uncover a folk art surprise at a fully operational Victorian flourmill museum.

At a Dorset salvage yard, Drew uncovers a bathing beauty he suspects is an Art Nouveau masterpiece and later makes an unusual purchase at a country hotel. In Liverpool, the chaps visit an antiques dealer who specializes in the unique and bizarre. And, at Lancing College, the duo tour the largest school chapel in the world before searching the crypt for hidden treasure.

A massive department store in Reading is shutting its doors, and Drew is hoping to pick up as many retro shop fittings as he can. Later, Drew rummages through the barn of an Elizabethan country house in search of hidden treasure. And, in Northamtonshire, the chaps find a massive centuries-old relic among the brambles.

Drew and Tee visit an exclusive private library in Manchester. In Lancashire, the chaps scour a series of storage lockers in search of anything worth buying. The prices at a father-and-son reclamation yard are sky high. And, at a country estate in Northumberland, Drew must have a well-worn armchair at any cost.

Drew scours a Berkshire fairground depot in search of vintage carnival collectibles. Later, a Newcastle antiques centre is home to room upon room of quirky stuff. And, at a surprisingly tidy salvage business, Drew hones in on a toy truck and a must-have vintage sign.

Food Factory celebrates Valentine's Day with sparkling wine, heart-shaped pasta, decadent cheesecake, and the candy ring that's become an engagement tradition.

Food Factory celebrates Easter with carrot-shaped lollipops, deluxe chocolate eggs, adorable marshmallow Peeps, and traditional hot cross buns.

Discover how premium toffee, vegan-friendly pesto, top-quality coffee, and ice rocket lollipops get to the masses. From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory reveals the wonders of how food is really made.

Discover how perfect ice cream cones, retro fizzy sodapop, Primo’s primo pasta, and the world’s best chewing gum get to the masses. From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory reveals the wonders of how food is really made.

Discover how creamy cheesesake, melt-in-your-mouth perogies, top-notch ice cream sandwiches, and the freshest marmalade get to the masses. From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory reveals the wonders of how food is really made.

Discover how Rocket candy, perfectly crisp Pilsener beer, delectable chocolate blueberries, and flavour rich roast duck gets to the masses. From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory reveals the wonders of how food is really made.

Discover how Campbell’s trusty condensed vegetable soup, sweet and chewy Razzles, fine Canadian whiskey, and sweet sticky brioche gets to the masses. From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory reveals the wonders of how food is really made.

Discover how delicious flakey spanikopita, love-filled ginger snaps, mouth-watering tartufo, and good ol’ apple juice gets to the masses. From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory reveals the wonders of how food is really made.

Discover how finger smackin’ crunchy chips, South Asian dessert fav gulab jamun, masterful almond biscotti, and protein-rich tofu gets to the masses. From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory reveals the wonders of how food is really made.

Discover how addictive roasted peanuts, creamy mango smoothies, full fat bocconcini cheese, and perfectly decadent vegan brownies gets to the masses. From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory reveals the wonders of how food is really made.

Discover how perfect potatoes, bubblicious gumballs, sinfully delicious hot chocolate, and finger lickin’ barbecue ribs gets to the masses. From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory reveals the wonders of how food is really made.

Discover how the most delectable cold smoked salmon, culture-rich yogurt, perfect pouches of ravioli, and the freshest garden salad gets to the masses. From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory reveals the wonders of how food is really made.

Les travels to Northern India to survive with no food, no water, no shelter and no camera crew. Leopards, snakes, territorial honey bees and the infamous Royal Bengal tiger all pose threats to Les’s survival. But the animals he’s been cautioned about the most? Wandering herds of wild elephants.

For years, fans have been asking to join Les on a Survivorman shoot. Finally, Les has agreed. From over 200 applicants, Joe McConnell was selected to join Les on what proves to be a very difficult and challenging survival expedition. Blind-sided by poor survival skills, Joe struggles to keep up as he and Les trek through thick forest terrain burdened by heavy camera gear, but with no food, no water and no shelter. Joe quickly learns that real life survival isn’t as easy as Les makes it look on TV.

In part one, Les Stroud disappears into the forested Transylvanian Alps to test the skills of Romania’s top Search and Rescue Team, and himself.

In part two, Les simulates being medically stranded and lost in the forested Transylvanian Alps to test the skills of Romania’s top Search and Rescue Team.

Forced to land his ultralight aircraft due to miscalculation in fuel, Survivorman is once again out to endure the elements for seven days in this spectacular locale… the Australia Outback.

When Les Stroud first launched Survivorman, adventure travel was not as prolific as it is today. Here and around the world, in places meant to inspire us to love nature, to get out and travel, tragedies occur. Tragedies occur because of casual attitudes taken towards wilderness adventure. The point of Survivorman has always been to teach the right way, the safe way, to instruct outdoor enthusiasts on when not take chances and not go over the top, to avoid landing oneself in peril. In this episode, Les travels to one of the most beautiful places on the planet – Patagonia, Chile – to make mistakes so that you don’t have to.

First night investigating the haunted Trans-Allegheny Asylum.

Continued investigation validates chilling paranormal claims.

Johnny and Jordyn investigate a museum with paranormal activity, culminating in intense activity inside a historic train car.