"Critical Situation" on NGCHD (Weds @ 8 PM)

Walter L.

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Anybody watching this show? I've recorded the 1st 2 episodes and was finally able to watch the 1st one last night (North Hollywood Shootout) and I have to say that it is a keeper :up. Looking foward for the next episode (Downed Pilot).

Website: National Geographic Channel - Critical Situation

Episodes:

North Hollywood Shootout
One of the most dramatic police gun battles ever waged on American soil took place in Hollywood in 1997. Go inside the violent stand-off as the bandits fire over 1,100 rounds of ammunition and shoot nine police officers and two civilians.

Downed Pilot
In 1995, U.S. Air Force Cpt. O'Grady was patrolling the skies above war-torn Bosnia when a Serb missile hit his fighter jet. Upon impact, O'Grady was safely ejected, but his parachute sailed into hostile territory and gunmen were on his trail.

Apollo 13
Two days after Apollo 13's launch, an oxygen tank on board burst and the situation became perilous—200,000 miles (321,868 kilometers) above Earth. Personal accounts bring one of the most famous space rescues in history to life.

Sydney-Hobart
The 54th Sydney to Hobart yacht race turned into one of the worst sporting disasters in history. When a violent storm did not deter 100 vessels from continuing, six sailors died and many more were injured battling the severe conditions.

Operation Certain Death
In war-torn Sierra Leone in 2000, thousands of armed rebels lived in the jungle. When members of the Royal Irish Rangers were ambushed and taken hostage, the British government launched a risky and grueling rescue mission.

Killing PabloIn the 1980s and 1990s, Pablo Escobar made billions as one of the world's biggest drug dealers. The U.S. backed a massive manhunt to bring Escobar to justice. Retrace the effort to assassinate the most feared man in Columbia.

Taliban Uprising
In 2001 Afghanistan, at the start of the war on terror, a pro-American Afghan army double-crossed and imprisoned Taliban fighters. A violent uprising begins when the Taliban fighters overpower their guards, seize weapons and open fire.
 

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