Sunday

It’s where a pilot can ill afford to make a mistake…but where dogfights are so often drawn. Down to the deck-at treetop level-where the margin for error is zero.

In pitch-black skies, brave pilots put their lives on the line in an effort to gain the ultimate advantage…the ability to attack, kill, and withdraw without ever being detected. It’s a risky mission that depends heavily on technology. Night fighters pioneer the tactics and technology and pave the way for the future of air combat.

TONY COFFMAN starts catching heat from Mr. Lee and the Syndicate to step up his deliveries. MIKE ROSS delivers Tony a piece of evidence he took from the poachers that jacked Ross’ ginseng: it’s Corby Patton’s business card. Tony knows who’s behind the robberies. Mike Ross spies on Corby Patton and records the license plates of his diggers. He begins sending a blunt message to all out-of-state ginsengers. After just arriving in West Virginia GREG SHOOK is told to keep an eye out for poachers in the woods. While ginsenging, RAVEN and KI and GREG have to escape a gun battle that erupts nearby. RON MCMILLION goes ginsenging and nearly runs in to OBIE BENNETT, his former partner. When he returns home, Obie finds his ginseng stash has been robbed.

TONY COFFMAN sends MIKE ROSS and MITCH SIMPSON on a mission to clear all the abandoned cabins and runoff out-of-state poachers. They deliver some of the stolen ginseng to Tony. CORBY PATTON tells RAVEN and KI to follow Tony’s best diggers to find the ginseng patches. TONY gives GREG SHOOK a deep-woods ginseng mission that requires a canoe. He winds up over his head when he loses the canoe over a waterfall. TONY give OBIE BENNETT a mission to dig an epic honeyhole on former coal mine land. As he enters the woods, he’s followed by RAVEN, KI and two more of Corby’s men.

A giant snake is said to live in the waters of Lake Seljordsvalnet in Norway. The monster measures some 20 meters in length, with a greenish tint and a raised back, and has been terrifying residents of the lake since the 18th century.

In a lake a mere one hundred miles from Loch Ness, Nessie has a cousin. The monster of Loch Morar, known as Morag, has avoided the limelight and bus after bus of tourists, at least in part because no road goes around the lake, lending it some privacy.

The Dobhar Chu (pronounced do-war coo), is a mythical monster that has inhabited the lakes of the British Isles since ancient times. The name, roughly translated means water hound, or hound of the deep. Thought to be a cross between a giant otter and a hound, the Dobhar Chu is about seven foot long, or about the size of a crocodile. In fact it is also known as the Irish Crocodile.

The lost city of Atlantis was said to be home to an advanced civilization that thrived almost 12,000 years ago. Some believe that those who lived in Atlantis may have been capable of space travel. But legend says the city disappeared suddenly and violently, swallowed by the ocean in a single day. For centuries, explorers and archaeologists have been trying to locate the submerged ruins of this legendary city. MysteryQuest’s expedition team will reveal new sonar evidence of underwater structures discovered in the Atlantic Ocean. The team dives on these sites to retrieve samples and will use the latest technology and carbon dating analysis to explore whether they could be clues to uncovering the location of the lost city.

According the official public record, Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his underground bunker as allied troops stormed Berlin at the end of World War II. But no one actually saw him die. No body was ever produced. No photographs were ever taken. Some believe Hitler managed to escape, and for years there were sightings of the former dictator in many parts of the world. Then, in the 1990s the Russians revealed secret evidence taken from Hitler’s bunker decades earlier that they said proved he had died there. Among the evidence is a piece of skull. MysteryQuest obtained access to this evidence for testing. The results are startling.

Newly declassified documents are providing the opportunity for a deeper investigation into whether governments around the world are engaged in a cover-up of UFO research. MysteryQuest’s expedition and science teams travel to locations in the Nevada desert and in Utah to investigate. Using state of the art technology they investigate these covert US government sites looking for clues about what the government may know. And they experience just how much the government wants to keep its secrets when military helicopters and a fighter jet shadow the team on their trek near the base.

Kerry and Marcio are in the final stretch of an 11 000 kilometer journey. Marcio has strict orders to make it home on time to his very pregnant wife. But Kerry has other ideas that include a pit-stop at his hunting cabin for a little downtime with his buddies and steaks on the BBQ. Over in Iceland Pete and Cory are paying for a wild night out with the locals. They need to make up time. But Pete can’t resist an opportunity to check something off his bucket list.

Marcio is back in his element – captaining a sleek high-tech Phenom 300 jet from Florida all the way to Singapore. The trip is long but his real challenge is dealing with his new co-pilot. Lex is just 20 years old with 700 hours under his belt and runs a thriving brokerage business. Lex is hungry to impress but Marcio is not cutting him any slack. Over in Europe Pete and Cory take on one of the world’s shortest AND steepest runways. Then it’s down to Africa and a tense fuel stop in war-torn Sudan before final delivery in Kenya.

Marcio is back in his element – captaining a sleek high-tech Phenom 300 jet from Florida all the way to Singapore. The trip is long but his real challenge is dealing with his new co-pilot. Lex is just 20 years old with 700 hours under his belt and runs a thriving brokerage business. Lex is hungry to impress but Marcio is not cutting him any slack. Over in Europe Pete and Cory take on one of the world’s shortest AND steepest runways. Then it’s down to Africa and a tense fuel stop in war-torn Sudan before final delivery in Kenya.