Daredevils - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

The Human Bird
A series of films looking at people who push themselves to the physical and mental extremes, including Jeb Corliss who aims to fly down the Matterhorn in a winged teflon suit.

The Ice Man
200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, in sub zero temperatures, Dutch daredevil Wim Hof tries running a marathon clad in only sandals and shorts. Experts fear for his health.

The Sky Walker
This nail-biting film follows skywalker Dean Potter's bid to complete the world's longest high-line crossing ever, without using a pole for balance or a safety harness.

The Human Spider Returns
This Daredevils documentary catches up with Alain Robert, arguably the most daring climber the world has ever seen, as he attempts to scale Malaysia's Petronas Towers

The Flying Car
From London to Timbuktu, inventor Gilo Cardozo and former SAS soldier Neil Laughton risk their necks testing Gilo's latest invention, the world's first ever practical flying car.
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