幸存者：瓜隆岛第三十二季

　　开幕式于2024年7月26日举行，计划在巴黎的标志性地标——埃菲尔铁塔前进行。此次开幕式的设计和理念与以往不同，主办方将开幕式的主要部分安排在塞纳河沿岸，旨在打破传统体育场馆的界限，打造一个开放的、面向公众的盛大仪式。
　　届时，运动员将乘坐船只沿塞纳河游行，这一创意既展示了巴黎的城市风貌，又能让更多观众近距离感受奥运会的开幕盛况。据悉，预计将有60多万人沿河观看这一独特的开幕式。
　　此外，开幕式将包括传统的文艺表演、烟花秀、以及奥运圣火的点燃仪式。法国总统和国际奥委会主席将出席并致辞，宣布奥运会正式开始。

10位普通人作为“逃难者”藏匿起来，身上只携带一张250英镑的信用卡。最终成功的“逃难者”将瓜分大奖10万英镑。                                    
                               　　30名由反恐专家、前情报机构调查人员、警察组成的专家团队，通过他们的住家、社交痕迹、手机通讯记录，并可询问他们的亲朋好友，从国家机构复制所需的闭路电视和自动车牌识别系统，找出他们隐匿之处，进行追捕。此外，他们可以通过在社交媒体发布“悬赏”，通过奖金，请求市民提供线索，帮助捉捕。                                    
                               　　此外，本季搜捕还配备了无人机、警犬和直升机。                                    
                               　　“逃难者”可藏匿英国任意角落，不能逃到英国境外，28天内没被捉到就算成功。

　　老派作风的汽车收藏家麦克·霍尔和死党艾福利·夏夫、儿子康纳·霍尔竭尽所能地修复复古车，同时也希望能够大赚一笔。

　　你，饿了吗？只要收看《美食的诞生》5分钟，你一定会觉得饿了。《美食的诞生》是韩国KBS电视台2014 年旗舰记录片，将带你一窥全球美食的奥秘，让你无法克制唾液的分泌。
　　第一集 给你幸福的「面包」
　　其中首集，就要記錄不同的麵包，也發現麵包最早的考古學證據，是來自歐洲舊石器時代晚期的地層，大約距今3萬年前。那時的麵包只是發酵的糧食餅。
　　古典時代已經有品種豐富的麵包了，古希臘人用大麥做麵包，因小麥麵包非常珍貴。雅典則很早就出現了職業麵包師。古羅馬作家阿特那奧斯在《歡宴的智者》一書中，描述了當時羅馬人吃的麵包、蛋糕、餅乾和糕點，可作為歷史見證。書中提到的麵包有熱香餅、蜂蜜油脂麵包、蘑菇形麵包沾滿罌粟子，還有軍隊裡特有的炙叉吐司卷。
　　紀錄片中，探討這些蓬鬆而美味麵包是什麼？填飽飢餓肚子的一餐飯嗎？還是超越文化與人種的全人類主食？對某些人而言，麵包曾是權力，亦是燦爛文明的象徵，也是救援人類的麵包。
　　現在流行於世界的糕餅麵包，已超越了單純是烹調的水準，麵包正活躍於藝術與運動的境界當中，成為全人類慶典活動的麵包世界，它究竟是從何時何處開始的呢？片中將提到埃及人是如何製作發酵麵包，還有其他哪些有趣的相關連，紀錄片中將延伸不同主軸,不只是为填饱肚子，请先剥开面包，闻着迎来的面香，放入口中感受松软带劲的嚼头，面包与幸福感就这样画上了等号。
　　本集带你看冰岛烘焙师用火山地热烤面包、撒哈拉游牧妇女用灰烬烤大饼；还有法国的经典可颂、印度的Q 劲甩饼。
　　KBS 制作团队远赴埃及，以三千年前的方法烤面包，再以动画及类戏剧方式重现面包如何影响古埃及人的生活。总之，本集除了让人垂涎欲滴，也剖析了面包的身世及它衍生出的各种迷人样貌。
　　第二集 给你梦想的「香料」
　　人之异于禽兽，是因为人类会烹调。而香气的植物或果实，如葱、姜、蒜、九层塔、胡椒、豆 ，添加在食物中，立即将烹饪提上更高层次。
　　在古代，香料象征金钱与权力，大英帝国就是为寻找香料，进而拓展了版图。即使是现在，番红花仍是论毫克卖的贵重香料。
　　本集带你看到印尼孩子采豆、印度农民晒胡椒、丹麦名厨尝百草。经过辛苦的采制及精心的烹调，香料逐渐建构出当地的文化与生活。
　　第三集 给你力量的「肉」
　　不论是北极的海豹、俄国的鹿、德州的牛、日本的鱼，每个地方以不同方式烹调不同的肉类。人们满足了口腹之欲，也获得了体力所需的蛋白质。
　　《美食的诞生》以高规格又精致的摄制，呈现一幕幕彷佛闻到食物香味的画面，名符其实地给观众一场视觉的飨宴。
　　第四集 火的滋味
　　第五集 咖喱的冒险
　　第六集 麵包.-.靈魂的滋味.
　　第七集 我料理故我在.
　　第八集 最後的一餐

　　In this new series Robson Green pushes the angling boundaries further than ever before in search of the Ultimate Catch.
　　Travelling to incredible locations renowned for their fishing potential, at the perfect time in the angling calendar, Robson flies thousands of miles across the globe to be in the right place, with the right fishing guides, at exactly the right time. But even then its not going to be easy.
　　Thunderstorms, drought, high winds and flash floods all have their part to play, and Robson will have to use every ounce of his fishing know-how, combined with the local guides and legends, if he wants to hook into the Ultimate Catch. Hell be fishing for huge predators in the mid Atlantic, hunting from a canoe in a lush volcanic crater, sight-casting on mysterious rivers in deep jungles, and learning local techniques from indigenous fishermen. Hell be hunting down migratory giants, netting huge crabs, free-diving for a shape-shifting octopus, night-fishing for a huge catfish, and ...

　　In the late 16th century Europe was in the grip of a ferocious witch hunt, where thousands were tortured and burnt at the stake. The church was fully behind this terrifying crusade against the imaginary enemies of Christianity. In France and Germany alone up to 40,000 people may have been killed as witches. But England and Scotland were almost untouched by witch persecutions until King James himself decided to launch his own, personal war on witchcraft.
　　In 1597 King James VI of Scotland published 'Daemonology', a handbook on how to recognise and destroy, witches. The book explored the threat that 'those Detestable slaves of the Devil', posed to James himself. It fuelled waves of witch hunting throughout Britain.
　　The legacy of James' 'Daemonology' continued throughout the 17th century, and led to the torture and execution of hundreds of women in a series of infamous witch trials. No-one knows exactly how many men and women died in these trials, such as the Pendle trial of 1612, or how many others were killed in cases that never came to court. The documentary reveals the purges in many areas of Britain drew directly on King James' book. Also for the first time, remarkable new archaeological evidence from Cornwall, suggests that witchcraft was actively practiced for centuries, even during the most intense periods of witch-hunting. Experimental archaeologist Jacqui Wood has excavated strange pits lined with swan's feathers, and filled with animal skins and human remains. She believes the pits were ritual offerings inspired by witchcraft beliefs.