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Season 2 • Episode 9 • Launching a Rocket, Demolishing a Pier and Firing Rounds

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Off Limits Season 2, Episode 9: Launching a Rocket, Demolishing a Pier and Firing Rounds

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

Making Gold, Escaping Alcatraz & Tunneling Under Grand Central

In the second season premiere, host Don Wildman blasts and pours gold, visits Alcatraz in San Francisco to retrace the infamous escape route, takes part in a parade in Los Angeles, California, makes whiskey barrels in Kentucky, and explores an engineering marvel.

60 min
2

Wrestling Gators, Flying the Good Year Blimp & Earthquake-Proofing San Francisco

Wildman wrestles alligators in Florida, pilots the world-famous Good Year Blimp in Ohio, goes underground zip-lining in Louisville, Kentucky, and explores seismic engineering in San Francisco, California.

60 min
3

Fighting Wildfires; Scaling Bridges

60 min
4

Digging Under Manhattan; Climbing Coasters; Training in Disaster City

60 min
5

Manning Nasa's Mars Rover; Stamping Out Coins & Taking Water From Toilet to Tap

60 min
6

Bobsled Racing, Automated Airport Baggage & Backstage Acrobatic Aquatic Show

60 min
7

Digging for Sea Salt; Demolishing a Bridge; Atop a Tramway

60 min
8

Atop the World's Largest Domed Stadium, Entertaining with Water, Fire and Ice & Crushing Concrete Roadways

60 min
9

Launching a Rocket, Demolishing a Pier and Firing Rounds

60 min
10

Navigating Rapids, Mucking Out Pig Stalls, & Conquering a Rodeo

60 min
11

Blasting Granite, Bobbing For Logs, and Training With The Pit Crew

60 min
12

Drag Racing, Scaling Water Slides and Logistics By Ups

60 min
13

Exploding Fireworks, Building Jet Engines, and Reconstructing the National Cathedral

The host tests fireworks in California, helps build jet engines in North Carolina, and carves stone for the Washington National Cathedral.

60 min