Matthew Ginsburg

History marks the advent of modern warfare in the 20th century with this epic DVD collection. Discover how the First World War changed the face of battle forever from hand-to-hand combat to high-tech warfare, in History of WWI: the first modern war. Experience the acrobatic encounters of flying aces high above the battlefield in Dogfights. Watch the Normadny assault in spectacular high definition in D-Day in HD, and learn soldiers' personal stories...

Crusher is sent to Vancouver by Mr. Dizzy to headline two stunts. After the promoter offers up a car, Crusher decides to throw in a third stunt, but he may have bitten off more than he can chew.

After being sidelined by an injury for a week, Dr. Danger is back where he belongs--on the road. He and his crew are headed back to Pahrump Valley Speedway, where Danger's angling to make up for his weak showing the last time he performed here.

With a successful car spiral under his belt, Mr. Dizzy puts the next phase of his epic scheme for CMS into play. To turn heads, Dizzy's going out on a limb financially and investing his entire bankroll in a limousine.

Tonight, Mr. Dizzy and Dr. Danger are both booked to perform in front of thousands of fans at Charlotte Motor Speedway's dirt track. This is the first time that Danger and Dizzy have shared a bill, and they've been fighting like cats and dogs.

After a near fatal crash in Abilene, Dr. Danger is questioning if he's got what it takes to return to the circuit. Meanwhile, a new daredevil on the scene sets up for a show in Fulton, NY with a legendary stunt performer as his coordinator.

After spending the last few weeks recovering from his wreck in Abilene, Danger's in Maquoketa, IA and he's getting back in the saddle with the single biggest stunt of his entire career.

Dr. Danger has made a promise to himself to climb out of obscurity. Now, the tiny desert town of Kingman Arizona is the spot where Danger is determined to prove himself worthy of the daredevil moniker by flying a full-sized school bus through the air.