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Life After People: The Series — Season 2
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
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41mWrath Of GodWithout human presence, houses of worship decay, and structures dedicated to divinity, as well as symbols of darkness, succumb to the inevitable passage of time.Jan 5, 20108.0Jan 5, 201041m8.002
41mToxic RevengeIn a world abandoned by humankind, noxious substances and industrial byproducts seep into the environment. These poisonous emissions transform once-pristine lakes and rivers into corrosive pools of acid.Jan 12, 20108.0Jan 12, 201041m8.003
41mCrypt Of CivilizationIn the aftermath of a cataclysm, humanity’s forgotten artifacts endure in varied ways. Among these is a collection known as the "Crypt of Civilization," located in the United States. Other hidden repositories – crypts, safes, and time capsules – now face unforeseen perils. An abandoned mental hospital in Connecticut yields insights into humankind's persistent efforts at record-keeping. And can the rigorous training instilled in Marine Corps dogs prove advantageous in a world reclaimed by the wilJan 19, 20108.0Jan 19, 201041m8.004
41mLast SupperThe future of our sustenance hangs in the balance. Destructive forces transform supermarkets into havens for insects and rodents. Certain foods endure, seemingly impervious to time. Leonardo da Vinci's *The Last Supper* suffers from a peculiar component in its paint. Some of humanity’s essential crops fail, while an unexpected plant flourishes. Even the most opulent restaurants perched atop Taipei 101, the world's second tallest structure, are vulnerable to collapse.Jan 26, 20108.0Jan 26, 201041m8.005
41mHome Wrecked HomeThe world’s homes face a universal doom. In the suburbs, unseen gas leaks ignite devastating infernos. A celebrated castle succumbs to a concealed structural weakness, collapsing in on itself. High-end residences are consumed by sudden, inexplicable explosions of flame, attributed to their paintwork. And from the world's tallest apartments to the most densely populated complexes, dwellings plummet earthward, a relentless cascade of falling houses.Feb 2, 20108.0Feb 2, 201041m8.006
41mHoliday HellThe world after the fall held a peculiar emptiness for the holidays. Fireworks factories, once symbols of celebration, now belched smoke into a desolate sky. Christmas tree farms sprawled unchecked, a verdant, overwhelming growth. And the wild reindeer, the very essence of the season, struggled to survive in the altered landscape. The familiar comforts of the holidays – opulent resorts, bustling cruise ships, even the exhilarating rush of roller coasters – vanished entirely. A strange and unsettFeb 9, 20108.0Feb 9, 201041m8.007
41mWaves Of DevastationA relentless surge of water endangers all that humankind has built. American cities confront a devastating flood, celebrated artworks meet a tragic end, and a distinctive element of the Sydney Opera House’s iconic roof precipitates its downfall.Feb 16, 20108.0Feb 16, 201041m8.008
41mSky's The LimitA cataclysmic devastation spreads across the heavens. The world’s most significant aircraft lie idle in a world emptied of humankind. Air Force One experiences a catastrophic mechanical failure. A devastating plague of locusts descends upon the Midwest, and enigmatic cargo aboard the Cassini probe holds the potential to reshape existence itself.Mar 2, 20108.0Mar 2, 201041m8.009
41mDepths Of DestructionIn the world after humanity, the subterranean realm experiences profound upheaval. Geothermal plants, once harnessing the earth's heat, now groan and fail under the pressure of scalding steam. The former nuclear command center of the United States, NORAD, is assailed. In a forgotten town, a teeming mass of four hundred million animals has taken hold. Within an abandoned mine, minerals weighing fifty tons swell and proliferate without restraint.Mar 9, 20108.0Mar 9, 201041m8.010
43mTake Me To Your LeaderIn a world emptied of humankind, what becomes of the symbols of power? The grandest residences and monuments erected to guide leaders now face a slow unraveling. The White House, Monticello, and Versailles each meet a distinct end. The remains of Mao Zedong and Ulysses S. Grant are lost to obscurity. A poisoned former naval facility succumbs to the decay left by the Hiroshima bomb's shadow. And the President’s loyal companion must relearn the instincts of survival.Mar 16, 20108.0Mar 16, 201043m8.0
