Each episode sees Jonny Smith, the Industrial Junkie, experiencing the processes of each industry.

A rock bottom junkie trades a needle for a gun and sparks an explosive conflict with the local cartel, when you've lost the will to live, you ain't afraid to die. - inspired by true events (AKA: Miles to go).

In a small town overrun by rampant drug use. The local Sheriff Daniel Corbin works overtime trying to clean up the town as June Taylor works overtime turning tricks in dark alleyways to pay for her dope. She has been sinking deeper into her addiction over the years, as her brother Xander and close friend Tabitha try tirelessly to intervene. A fed up Xander decides to confront June's dealer and shortly afterwards Xander disappears. His disappearance becomes the catalyst for June to set the needle aside, detox from the drugs, pick up a gun and take on a new mission in life. Her mission: to find her brother and take down any of the cartel members who stand in the way. The local Sheriff tries to keep June out of harm's way by helping her find Xander but June and Tabitha ignore his warnings and begin searching for Xander on their own. In the process of their searching, they discover that something fishy is going on at the pharmacy. They enlist the help of a small-time local burglar to help...

An apparently normal little boy is actually two conjoined twins, joined so seamlessly that he appears to be just one boy.

Joe has lost everything and is now addicted to coffee.

Many stories happen simultaneously through Internet. In the real world, people are lonely, isolated, desperate for finding love, friendship and tenderness. They project themselves as superheroes, with infinity of friends and hypersex. They live asphyxiated in front of their machines, unable to live with the people that surround them, exasperated for finding a pinch of love in the fantasy of the net. Outside the virtual world, they do not exist.

An ongoing look at the world of TV and film animation by examining and assessing individual entries, artists and franchises.

Follows Andie, who runs a decorating company with her mother. After her mother's passing, Andie navigates her first Christmas alone while trying to find love.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_Revelations Series 1 - 2002 - Industrial Revelations - Mark Williams[2] 1. Boom Time: Coal, canals and steam, an explosive combination. 2. Pants for All: The industrial transformation on the cotton industry. 3. Clocking On 4. Pennine Passage 5. Working Iron 6. Coining It 7. Cutting Edge 8. The Iron Horse 9. Highland Flop 10. Power Crazy Series 2 - 2005 - More Industrial Revelations - Mark Williams[3] 1. Bread and Beer 2. What to Wear? 3. Gas on Wheels 4. Print and Paper 5. Under Pressure 6. Building a Revolution 7. Bright Sparks 8. Heavy Metal 9. Cutting it fine 10. Machine Tools Series 3 - 2005 - Industrial Revelations - The European Story - Ronald Top 1. Reaping the Whirlwind 2. The Canal King 3. Hot Metal 4. The Impossible Railway 5. Big Bang 6. Generation Electric 7. Industrial Espionage 8. Steam on the Water 9. Iron Men of Sweden 10. King Silk Series 4 - 2006 - More Industrial Revelations Europe - Ronald Top[4] 1. Bread, Beer and Salt 2. Building Europe 3. The City 4. Cotton, Linen and Rope 5. Eiffel's Tower 6. Exploding Engines 7. High Fliers 8. Perfect Porcelain 9. Steaming up the Alps 10. Swedish Waterways Series 5 - 2008 - Rory McGrath[5] 1. Buildings 2. Planes 3. Bridges 4. Vehicles 5. Ships 6. Transport Networks http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0418401/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm#cast Series Directed by Tom Adams (9 episodes, 2002-2006) Chris Lethbridge (7 episodes, 2002-2006) Paul Copeland (3 episodes, 2005) Richard Nash (3 episodes, 2006) Shaun Trevisick (3 episodes, 2006) Christopher Bruce (3 episodes, 2008) Jon Stephens (3 episodes, 2008) Mark Strickson (2 episodes, 2002) Lisa Williams-Callaway (2 episodes, 2002) Series Cast Mark Williams ... Himself - Presenter (20 episodes, 2002-2005) Ronald Top ... Himself - Presenter (10 episodes, 2006) Rory McGrath ... Himself - Presenter (6 episodes, 2008) Claire Barratt ... Herself (6 episodes, 2008) Series Produced by Chris Lethbridge .... executive producer / series producer (30 episodes, 2002-2006) Emma Read .... executive producer: Discovery Channel (20 episodes, 2002-2005) Tom Adams .... series producer (20 episodes, 2005-2006) Mark Strickson .... executive producer (10 episodes, 2002) Rosie Kingham .... assistant producer (10 episodes, 2005) Kristine Juergensen .... assistant producer (10 episodes, 2006) Susie Worster .... executive producer: Discovery Channel (10 episodes, 2006) Martin Durkin .... executive producer (6 episodes, 2008) Dan Korn .... executive producer: DNE (6 episodes, 2008) Jill Offman .... executive producer: DNE (6 episodes, 2008) Jill Robinson .... series producer (6 episodes, 2008) Daniel Wolf .... executive producer (6 episodes, 2008) Paul Copeland .... producer (3 episodes, 2005) Richard Nash .... producer (3 episodes, 2006) Shaun Trevisick .... producer (3 episodes, 2006) Christopher Bruce .... producer (3 episodes, 2008) Jon Stephens .... producer (3 episodes, 2008) Series Original Music by Ian Lynn (30 episodes, 2002-2006) The Fratelli Brothers (6 episodes, 2008) Series Cinematography by Peter Harvey (10 episodes, 2002) Series Film Editing by Gary Beelders (11 episodes, 2002-2006) Simon Cooper (6 episodes, 2005) Shephali Saksena (5 episodes, 2005) Amanda Young (4 episodes, 2002) Jean Manthorpe (4 episodes, 2008) Matt Seccull (4 episodes, 2008) Alex Archer (3 episodes, 2006) Duncan O'Neill (2 episodes, 2006) James Bicknell (2 episodes, 2008) Paul Haines (2 episodes, 2008) Jim Lownie (2 episodes, 2008) Rod McLean (2 episodes, 2008) Iain Mitchell (2 episodes, 2008) Series Production Management Rosie Allsop .... production manager (20 episodes, 2005-2006) Peter Guest .... production manager (10 episodes, 2002) Zoe Glover .... production manager (6 episodes, 2008) Steven Green .... head of production (6 episodes, 2008) Series Sound Department Roger Whitby .... sound (26 episodes, 2002-2008) David Woolley .... audio post (10 episodes, 2002) Paul Davies .... sound (6 episodes, 2002) Tom Williams .... sound (5 episodes, 2008) Andy Paddon .... sound (4 episodes, 2008) Mike Williams .... sound (3 episodes, 2005) John Grove .... sound (2 episodes, 2008) Series Camera and Electrical Department Robin Smith .... camera operator (18 episodes, 2002-2005) Peter Harvey .... lighting cameraman (10 episodes, 2006) Peter George .... camera operator (7 episodes, 2005-2006) Hugh Fairs .... camera operator (4 episodes, 2008) Nigel Kinnings .... camera operator (4 episodes, 2008) Sam Rawlings .... camera operator (4 episodes, 2008) Nik Millard .... camera operator (2 episodes, 2002) Neve Cunningham .... camera operator (2 episodes, 2008) Andrew Dishman .... camera operator (2 episodes, 2008) Tony Poole .... camera operator (2 episodes, 2008) Mark Rushmere .... camera operator (2 episodes, 2008) Series Other crew Anthony Burton .... historical consultant (30 episodes, 2002-2006) Claire Barratt .... series engineer (6 episodes, 2008) Lisa Herriott .... researcher (6 episodes, 2008) Nick Patterson .... researcher (3 episodes, 2008) Gregory Hudson .... location assistant (unknown episodes, 2002) Series Thanks Graham Simons .... thanks (1 episode, 2008)

Jack Osbourne: Adrenaline Junkie was a British reality television series on ITV2, series 1 focused on Jack Osbourne's globe-trekking six-month quest to get in physical and mental shape to climb the rockface of California's El Capitan mountain, the show documents Osbourne running with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain, following a strict exercise regimen, Muay Thai training in Thailand, and "an overall 180-degree mental make-over".The show was broadcast by MuchMusic in Canada, and the Travel Channel in the United States, and Series 1 and 2 were repeated on the ITV Network late at night. The programme is also broadcast on the Extreme Sports Channel in the UK.