Synopsis
The most intriguing and iconic mysteries of the deep, in some of the most spectacular locations on the planet, solved by intrepid archaeological detectives and brought to life by stunning cinematic photo-real CGI.
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National geographic
Drain The Oceans
Wednesday 16:30 CAT
National geographic
Drain The Oceans
Wednesday 16:30 CAT
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Episodes
Pearl Harbor
+Draining Hawaiʻi reveals Japan's secret weapons, from mini-subs to fighter planes, with the wreck of USS Arizona a reminder of the forces unleashed.
Venice's Lost Empire
+A 14th-century galley entombed in mud, a 16th-century hoard of luxury cargo, and a gruesome discovery reveal the rise and fall of the Venetian Empire.
Next ShowingMonday 13 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingTuesday 14 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicHollywood
+From a buried film set to a WW1 Navy ship and old fishing barge, we discover the role these ruins played in Hollywood movie-making history.
Next ShowingWednesday 22 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingThursday 23 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicThe Wild West
+Uncovered clues from a famous Montana battleground, a 19th-century steamboat and a frontier ghost town reveal surprising truths about the Wild West.
Next ShowingSunday 29 January at 11:20 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingMonday 20 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicHurricane Apocalypse
+Remnants of colonization attempts, a revolutionary refugee ship and submerged subway cars reveal hurricanes’ impacts on America’s past and its future.
Next ShowingTuesday 21 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingWednesday 22 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicThe Great Barrier Reef
+The mysterious sinking of Australia’s “Titanic”, a warship on a dangerous mission, and a ROV expedition searching for clues at the bottom of the reef.
Next ShowingTuesday 7 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingWednesday 8 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicSea of Secrets
+The Black Sea is a place of myth and legend and ships have sailed on its waters for millennia. Three wrecks unlock secrets of this mysterious sea.
Next ShowingWednesday 1 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingThursday 2 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicThe Battle for the Black Swan
+Archaeologists and treasure hunters battle it out over half a billion dollars worth of gold and silver. Who will win the Battle for the Black Swan?
Next ShowingTuesday 14 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingWednesday 15 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicThe First Americans
+Clues from a 13,000-year-old skeleton and a submerged coastline reveal surprising insights about the first humans to arrive in the Americas.
Killer U-Boats
+Draining the Oceans reveals the story of the world's first stealth weapon, the U-Boat, takes on the might of the Royal Navy. Sinking 12m tons of shipping, they almost win the war.
Next ShowingFriday 3 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingSaturday 4 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicSecrets of The Civil War
+The land battles of the American Civil War are well known, but it's the war on the seas that shaped the outcome of the war. Maritime archaeologists and historians go in search of Civil War secrets.
Thai Cave Rescue
+Drain the Oceans conducts the first accurate 3D survey of the Thai Cave. It reveals new insights into the life and death mission to save 12 boys from the flooded cave.
Next ShowingThursday 16 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingFriday 17 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicSecrets of Loch Ness
+Combining over a hundred year of data with military-grade scanning equipment, Drain the Oceans pulls the plug on the world's most famous lake to reveal the monster within.
Next ShowingThursday 23 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingFriday 24 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicLondon's Secret History
+London is one of the most powerful cities on earth. Draining the Oceans reveals the story of the city's meteoric rise.
Deadly Pacific
+In the Pacific, 500 million people live in ever-present danger along its edges. we drain the Pacific Ocean to reveal the deadly geological forces behind Earth's most destructive natural disasters.
Next ShowingMonday 6 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingTuesday 7 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicDrain The Ocean: Ghost Ships of The Atlantic, 1
+Explore a world never seen before - a world hidden under miles of water, the landscape of the Atlantic sea bed. What do we really know about this more than 41 million square miles of open ocean, and why is it's floor covered with wrecks? Are there strange, supernatural forces or deadly forces of mother nature at work here? And can science help explain the reasons behind the large number of sunken ships and aircrafts? Join expeditions to dive long-lost vessels, and follow the scientists who are probing the darkest and deepest corners of this underwater world. We make use of the latest technology and sonar data to 'drain' the Bermuda Triangle, and...
Deadly Pacific
+In the Pacific, 500 million people live in ever-present danger along its edges. we drain the Pacific Ocean to reveal the deadly geological forces behind Earth's most destructive natural disasters.
Treasures of The Deep
+For centuries treasure ships sailed the oceans of the world...packed with silver, gold and precious stones. Around the world, countless treasures and wrecks remain unexplored.
Next ShowingFriday 17 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingSaturday 18 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicTreasures of The Deep
+For centuries treasure ships sailed the oceans of the world...packed with silver, gold and precious stones. Around the world, countless treasures and wrecks remain unexplored.
Sunken War Ships
+Under the seas lives a lost graveyard of sunken war ships. Countless vessels from WWI and WWII pepper the seafloor. Among those, some of the most powerful weapons ever built.
Next ShowingFriday 10 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingSaturday 11 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicSunken War Ships
+Under the seas lives a lost graveyard of sunken war ships. Countless vessels from WWI and WWII pepper the seafloor. Among those, some of the most powerful weapons ever built.
Sabotage On The High Seas
+The act of sabotage is one of the most effective weapons in any arsenal. Direct attacks, advanced weaponry and the element of surprise have sent many ships to their final resting place on the seafloor.
Sabotage On The High Seas
+In maritime warfare, saboteurs are a silent and unseen enemy. The act of sabotage is one of the most effective weapons in any arsenal. Direct attacks, advanced weaponry and the element of surprise have sent many ships to their final resting place, on the seafloor. Using the latest underwater scanning technology we will expose Sabotage on the High Seas.
America's Sunken Shores
+War, weather and human error have led to some of the worst maritime disasters in US history. But imagine if we could empty the oceans, letting the water drain away to reveal these secrets.
America's Sunken Shores
+War, weather and human error have led to some of the worst maritime disasters in US history. But imagine if we could empty the oceans, letting the water drain away to reveal these secrets.
Next ShowingWednesday 15 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingThursday 16 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicDeep Water Disasters
+Deep below the ocean lies a tectonic monster. The seafloor is the worlds biggest tsunami machine and its dangers have remained hidden from view, until now!
Next ShowingWednesday 8 February at 16:30 CATOn National GeographicNext ShowingThursday 9 February at 03:30 CATOn National GeographicDeep Water Disasters
+Deep below the ocean lies a tectonic monster. The seafloor is the worlds biggest tsunami machine and its dangers have remained hidden from view, until now!
Undersea Empires
+Beneath the waters of the world, lies undersea empires and relics of their bloody wars. Through the use of cutting edge technology we will uncover lost empires for the first time.
Undersea Empires
+Beneath the waters of the world, lies undersea empires and relics of their bloody wars. Through the use of cutting edge technology we will uncover lost empires? for the first time. Why did a Pharaoh build fifteen mega-forts and none of them saw a major battle? And how did Britain and Germany get locked into a dangerous arms race, spending billions on ever larger and more powerful battleships. These embattled seas gave rise to some of the greatest superpowers in history!
