Because when all the cars are gone and the roads blown up, you'll want Richard Hammond's Crash Course to show you how to drive a tank.

Sure, the crew at Grey's Anatomy has access to all sorts of high-tech stuff, but when they're in the field with a natural disaster, it's a survivalist's primer.

Once the cars, parts and gas are gone, you'll need Heartland to show you how to ride a horse.

You'll need your own version of Walking Dead's Daryl Dixon if you expect to live on the land.

Who better than Roger Mooking of Man Fire Food to teach you how to make delicious food without a fancy stove?

Because you can't take the zombies and looters on by yourself, Tom Mason on Falling Skies will hook you up with a mad militia.

Nothing beats the bearded boys of Duck Dynasty for showing you how to cook and eat pretty much any living thing.

Doomsday Preppers are preparing for doomsday - better take their advice.

The Farm Kings: educational and easy on the eyes.

Sometimes living on the water is the safest place in an apocalypse. The folks on Extreme Houseboats know how to make it happen.

You don't get much more remote than building cabins on the glaciers in Build Alaska.

Use the Dog Whisperer's tips to train your wolf-dog protector.

When the bullets run out, you'll be glad you took sword-fighting lessons with Arya on Game of Thrones.

You'll wish you'd been taking notes during your favorite Breaking Bad episodes.

Watch Extreme Fisherman with Robson Greene so you can still eat when you run out of bullets.

Just like on Survivor, some things work better when you're part of a team.

Let the Extreme Couponing crew show you how to do it on the cheap.