There are places on earth we were never meant to go. But some men want to be exactly there: deep inside treacherous caves two miles deep. Deadly Descent, a brand new show from Science Channel, premieres Friday, December 3 at 10PM E/P.
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There are places on earth we were never meant to go. But some men want to be exactly there: deep inside treacherous caves two miles deep. Deadly Descent, a brand new show from Science Channel, premieres Friday, December 3 at 10PM E/P.
Added: Dec 1, 2010
Views: 3947 Views
Runtime: 00:32
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