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In November 2019, a semi-submersible of artisan construction crosses the Atlantic Ocean with three tons of cocaine inside. Inside, three men survive storms, currents, breakdowns, hunger, fights and constant police harassment.

A true event of September 1994, sinking of the MS Estonia, Estonia's largest cruise ferry which was hit by a major storm, leading into uncontrolled tilting. Within an hour, the ship sank in the Baltic Sea, claiming more than 850 lives.

Godspeed follows the journey of Iris (Bryce Charles) and her adorable karaoke-bot sidekick named Bowie as they navigate the desolate landscape and abandoned homes of their crumbling world. Her path takes an unexpected turn when they stumble upon a mysterious broadcast that holds the key to their escape. To get the message, she must survive a planet-ending storm.

This show chronicles the dangerous expedition of this enterprising maritime crew as they trek halfway around the world, from Washington State to the infamous Skeleton Coast off the dangerous coast of South Africa, an area renowned for shipwrecks and legendary storms, to mine for diamonds.

A heavy northwestern storm is heading towards The Netherlands and Belgium and threatens to break dikes and flood the lower areas of the two countries.

The show follows three Alaskan power companies as they compete in the dog-eat-dog world of line building and maintenance in the most unforgiving conditions on earth. The main focus of the series is the dangerous work these daring linemen tackle, day in day out, miles from safety in sub zero temperatures. We'll follow them on the biggest jobs that Alaska has to offer, in the dead of winter, when freezing temperatures, avalanches, and devastating storms ravage the state's power grid. This series is packed with real-life risk and massive obstacles every day.

Hurricanes, typhoons and major storms reach their maximum power at sea, and during that peak power thousands of marine workers are forced to deal with those immense forces in order to carry out their jobs. National Geographic placed more than 1,000 cameras with people working at sea all around the world, on cargo ships, military vessels, fishing boats and oil rigs, to document monster storm systems on a scale never seen before.