List of Series
- A Haunting
- Aircrash Confidential
- American Casino
- American Chopper
- American Guns
- American Hot Rod
- American Loggers
- Auction Kings
- Bering Sea Gold
- Biker Build off
- Breakout
- Cash Cab
- Construction Intervention
- Curiosity
- Deadliest Catch
- Destroyed In Seconds with NFL on Fox play-by-play guy Ron Pitts
- Dirty Jobs
- Dual Survival
- Factory Made
- Fast n' Loud
- Fight Quest
- Final Offer
- Ghost Lab
- Gold Rush Alaska
- Heartland Thunder
- Howe & Howe Tech
- How It's Made
- I Shouldn't Be Alive
- Inside West Coast Customs
- Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking
- Junkyard Wars
- Licence to Drill
- Life
- Lobster Wars
- Lobstermen: Jeopardy at Sea
- Man vs. Wild
- Man, Woman, Wild
- Monster Garage
- Monster House
- Monsters Resurrected
- Moonshiners (TV series)
- MythBusters
- One Way Out
- On the Case with Paula Zahn
- Out of Control Drivers
- Overhaulin'
- Out of the Wild: The Alaska Experiment
- PitchMen
- Planet Earth
- Plastic Surgery Before and After
- Prehistoric
- Property Wars
- Prototype This!
- Shark Week
- Solving History with Olly Steeds
- Sons of Guns
- Storm Chasers
- Street Customs
- Sturgis: Motorcycle Mania
- Survivorman
- Swamp Loggers
- Swords
- Tattoo Wars
- The Colony
- The Devils Ride
- Time Warp
- Treasure Quest
- Ultimate Car Buildoff
- Unchained Reaction
- Verminators
- Weird or What?
- Worst Case Scenario
- Wreckreation Nation
- You Spoof Discovery
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