Drain The Oceans
Drain The Oceans is a TV show on Channel 5. The program has been available since 2021. A total of 49 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in April 2024.
Last broadcast:02/04/2024 at 23:00
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Drain The Oceans
Experts head beneath the waves to reveal the secrets and doomsday weapons of the Cold War.
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Maritime archaeologists hunt beneath the waves for Civil War secrets.
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As experts drain the ocean, the story behind the world's first stealth weapon is revealed.
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The team looks at the Pacific Ocean to uncover new information about World War II.
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The city of London is closely examined with the help of the latest technology.
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Experts learn secrets of the Roman Empire when they find an old shipwreck and a port.
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The team searches for clues about Adolf Hitler's demise in World War II.
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A close look at Loch Ness in Scotland with the help of new technology.
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A 3D survey of the Thailand cave offers details about how 12 boys were rescued.
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A crew embarks on a high-tech expedition into the Pacific Ocean to search for lost ships.
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A close look is taken at the Spanish Armada to show how Spain failed to invade England.
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The team drains San Francisco's streets to tell the true story of 19th-century gold mania.
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A secret emerges beneath Manhattan's skyline and an astounding feat of engineering.
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Looking at the Normandy coast to reveal secret WWII tech from the Allies and Nazis.
Series 4
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A 13,000-year-old skeleton and a submerged coastline reveal insights in America.
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Exploring wreckage by hurricanes reveals surprising truths about history.
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Who owns the half-billion dollar treasure of the mysteriously code-named Black Swan?
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Including an exploration into the mysterious sinking of Australia's 'Titanic'.
Series 1
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CGI is utilised to reveal the carnage wrought by a naval battle during WWI.