World's Most Epic - Episode Guide

The biggest, fastest, and most powerful ships on the planet were built with expert engineering and cutting-edge technology.

The biggest and most advanced planes in the world were built with expert engineering and cutting-edge technology.

The longest, fastest and most advanced trains in the world are built with expert engineering and cutting edge technology.

The most powerful and fastest military planes on the planet were built with expert engineering and cutting edge technology.

The strongest and most powerful tanks on the planet were built with expert engineering and cutting-edge technology.

The fastest and most powerful cars in the world were built with expert engineering and cutting-edge technology.

The world's biggest cargo aircraft, the Antonov An-124, carries the giant loads all over the planet, and faced with a 61-ton job, a crew of experts is under pressure to pull off a challenging international mission.

The world's biggest container ship, the OOCL Hong Kong, can haul record-breaking loads across the planet (21,413 shipping containers transporting up to 210,950 tons); its expert engineering and cutting-edge technology help delivery heavy cargo despite the ocean's dangers and challenges. Episode aka "Giant of the Sea."

A cutting-edge ship, the Yacht Express, must transport a load of super yachts worth 188 million dollars, and expert engineering makes this dangerous and high-stakes mission possible.

One of the world's biggest and strongest trucks is a 300-ton machine. The Caterpillar 797B Dump Truck hauls 380 tons of rock. Its expert engineering makes dangerous mining work in the remote Canadian wilderness possible.

One of the biggest and most advanced cruise ships in the world must navigate a narrow waterway to reach the sea, and expert engineering makes this perilous journey possible. Using tugboats, the Norwegian Joy slowly travels stern first the 20 miles from the Meyer-Werft Shipyard at Papenburg, Germany via the Ems River to the North Sea.

Deep in the Arctic, a team of engineers must move an entire town, and expert engineering makes this dangerous and high-stakes transport possible. The land under Malmberget, Sweden is sinking since one of the biggest iron ore mines on earth is 4000 feet below it. With its historic importance to Sweden, the state-run mining company LKAB is moving the 3200 residents, the homes, and buildings to Koskullskulle 4 miles away.