
Shadow Force
A look at how a special forces unit operates as each week military specialists take on various missions around the world.
- 2008-2008
- 1 season
- History Channel
- Documentary
A look at how a special forces unit operates as each week military specialists take on various missions around the world.
Season 1 Episode Guide
8 Episodes 2008
Episode 1
Pirate Strike
Fri, Nov 7, 2008 45 mins
The team has deployed to Monrovia harbor to set up maritime operations and combat piracy. With no roads leading into Liberia and no law enforcement, the harbor is the focal point for crime.

Episode 2
Deep Water
Fri, Nov 14, 2008 45 mins
The team joins forces with the mercenary ship "Rockfish" off the coast of Liberia to hunt down and capture massive international fishing vessels who are stealing the country's most prized resource.

Episode 3
Ivory Tracker
Fri, Nov 21, 2008 45 mins
The team covertly joins forces with a local anti-poaching unit working to save Kenya's last remaining black rhino from execution by ivory-hungry poachers.

Episode 4
Black Gold
Fri, Nov 28, 2008 45 mins
The Team joins forces with a rag-tag group of park rangers who are trying to stop the destruction of Congo's most critical national forest.

Episode 5
Ghost Ship
Fri, Dec 5, 2008 44 mins
Liberia has no Navy or ability to patrol its waters. President George bush is set to visit in two weeks, and a ship has been acting strangely just off the coast of the US Embassy and the city of Monrovia.

Episode 6
Dark Zone
Fri, Dec 12, 2008 45 mins
The team joins forces with a small conservancy unit in Kenya near the border of Ethiopia. Tribal wars are getting deadlier as weapons flood the region and the expanding desert dries up the last of the resources.

Episode 7
Gorilla War
Fri, Dec 19, 2008 45 mins
Poachers are killing the rare Gorillas of Congo, and they are paying Rwanda's genocidal maniacs to protect them while they practice their deadly trade.

Episode 8
Last Chance
Fri, Dec 26, 2008 45 mins
Rebel units descend from the jungles of Congo and terrorize the hundreds of thousands of refugees who are stuck in desperate camps.