Lifestyle Tv Premieres in Singapore

Host Ott DeFoe hunts down double-digit Largemouth Bass in the dead of winter in Tennessee.

The Duck Camp Dinners Crew is back in the black waters of Louisiana- cooking up cajun food, hunting ringnecks, and gaining some taxidermy know how.

Michelin star chef Alvin Leung and chef Matthew Chung will be visiting different restaurants in Korea, enjoying fine dining and interacting with different chefs.

Tom and his daughter Kia are going relic hunting in the southeast. But the treasures they are looking for lie deep under water. They join Mel Fisher's Treasure operation to dive on a Spanish ship wreck of the coast of Florida.

High school sweethearts Joe and Shelly want a log home where they can live off the grid; real estate agent AJ helps them find their dream home.

Luke Nguyen goes on a fascinating culinary journey through the charming old town of Hanoi.

Facing extinction in recent history, Dan Cabela investigates the conservation model behind the recovery of alligator populations in the heart of Florida.

Bear takes one of the best athletes of all time, Roger Federer, on a daring adventure through the Swiss Alps as they attempt to navigate the tough terrain. They descend a frozen waterfall and use tennis rackets as snowshoes.

What is nutmeg's connection to Singapore's history? Why is there a Nutmeg Road and two nutmeg-shaped sculptures along Orchard?

A 44-ton Artic straddling the central reservation of the M1 is a rush hour headache for Crouch Recovery Incident Manager Steve and one of the youngest Recovery Ops on the team, Pat. Down South, Lantern Recovery op Steve rescues a broken down 26-ton dustcart from a busy London street. Crouch Recovery op Jim gets drenched as he risks life and limb trying to get a broken-down tractor back to its farm – just a hundred yards away! And Lantern's night shift recovery op Jason faces a battle to rescu...

Bear and NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal are lifted from a freight train via helicopter and whisked away to a dense forest in the remote Adirondacks; they face blood-sucking leeches and a 200-foot rock face as they search for their exit.

In the premiere episode, Marion Grasby invites viewers into her world, exploring the deep connection between her Asian-Australian heritage and her love of food.