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Bruce Beach has constructed a 10,000-square-foot underground bunker out of 42 full-size school buses, which he calls the “Ark Two.” Sometimes referred to as the “Doctor of Doom”, Bradford Frank, is a psychiatrist living in the suburbs of San Diego, California. Bradford believes that a deadly avian bird flu pandemic is fast approaching, and is preparing his family to bug out to a nearby cave. (Source: National Geographic Channel) 

1. No Time to Learn to Dance
An Atlanta man who anticipates an economic collapse involves his family in stockpiling food, fuel and weapons in the premiere of this documentary series profiling people who have specific survival plans for civilization's downfall. Also: a Colorado computer programmer builds up a collection of seeds in case of a radioactive disaster; a man invests in a bug-out shelter to protect him and his family from a polar shift.

2.  The End of the World as We Know It
A woman hosts a dinner party using only nonperishable food items; a man trains his kids in special skills in case of an economic disaster; a self-proclaimed hillbilly prepares to use his home as a communications hub if an electromagnetic pulse causes a worldwide blackout.

3. Hiding in Plain Sight
A real-estate developer builds luxury condos inside a missile silo; a man teaches his children basic survival skills; a woman takes sharpshooting lessons from a sniper.

4. We're Bugging Out
Three people who have prepared for catastrophic events are profiled.

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6. I Own the Night
A man prepares for an economic collapse by building spider holes in the Sierra Nevada mountains; a woman prepares her family for an ecological disaster; a couple live underground in a missile-silo bunker. 

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8. Water, Beans, Bullets
A retired Army sergeant prepares for an electromagnetic-pulse attack; a mother readies for an avian-flu pandemic; and a single dad builds a secret underground hatch in his garage.

Source: National Geographic Channel

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