TV Guide National Geographic Channel Thursday

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection must crack down on cocaine in Atlanta; Homeland Security Investigations conducts a controlled delivery of meth.

A drunk passenger, fake documents, and suspicious clothes.

A travel guide slips up, and officers question a student.

Viewers see what happens to all the lost things at airports, from the weird to the wonderful, including items that are left behind at TSA security checkpoints.

Details are shared about the drug trade that hides in Vancouver's suburbs to reveal the corresponding gang rivalry that has emerged; bonus features included.

A close look is taken at the global sale of crack cocaine to reveal how the drug trade impacts the world; bonus features are included.

A close look is taken at the rise of automobile thefts occurring in America as criminals illegally sell the stolen vehicles' parts; bonus features are included.

The United States' dreams of manifest destiny collide with America's native inhabitants.

How Texas was taken from Mexico in a devastating war.

California gold and its connections to the American Civil War.

The building of the Pacific railroads, and the birth of the cowboy.

The violent close of the frontier chapter of United States history.

The Bonanno crime family, the last of the original Five Families, survives into the 21st century, but boss Joseph Massino starts informing in 2004.

No one admitted that the American Mafia existed until the early 1970s, when boss Joe Colombo took on the FBI; Italian-Americans infiltrated the mob for the FBI.

FBI agent Joe Pistone, calling himself Donnie Brasco, infiltrated the Bonanno family and was ordered to kill; Michael Franzese is betrayed by his own father.

Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani recalls the time when, as a U.S. Attorney, he mounted a crusade to lock up as many mobsters as he could.

After a 1986 court ruling places most of the Mafia family bosses in jail, a Gambino captain named John Gotti sees opportunity in chaos and climbs to the top.

Hit man Phil Leonetti reviews his years in the Philadelphia mob and recalls the 1980 assassination of Angelo Bruno, which ushered in a new era of violence.

An examination of the ancient city of Machu Picchu, with all of its ruins and passages, tries to answer questions about who built the lost city.

Is the Shroud of Turin real? Are jet packs fake? Why do ancient cups have holes?

Are zombies real? Did a device stop Armageddon? Did Shakespeare code his plays?

An examination of the ancient city of Machu Picchu, with all of its ruins and passages, tries to answer questions about who built the lost city.

Is the Shroud of Turin real? Are jet packs fake? Why do ancient cups have holes?

Are zombies real? Did a device stop Armageddon? Did Shakespeare code his plays?

Hit man Phil Leonetti reviews his years in the Philadelphia mob and recalls the 1980 assassination of Angelo Bruno, which ushered in a new era of violence.

After a 1986 court ruling places most of the Mafia family bosses in jail, a Gambino captain named John Gotti sees opportunity in chaos and climbs to the top.

Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani recalls the time when, as a U.S. Attorney, he mounted a crusade to lock up as many mobsters as he could.

FBI agent Joe Pistone, calling himself Donnie Brasco, infiltrated the Bonanno family and was ordered to kill; Michael Franzese is betrayed by his own father.