On the Edge

Season 2Episode 260 minOct 12, 2001
On the Edge
Sky diving instructor strangled by parachute cord during tandem jump; Wing walker slips and dangles beneath plane; Firefighter stops suicidal man from jumping off ledge; Man dangles 20-month old son out window; Woman handcuffs drunk husband to radiator; Man with hand caught in coin return slot of payphone; Truck stuck in flooded road; Police stop man from jumping off bridge; Chinese crowd runs from tidal wave; Helicopter rescues two men stuck on a rock in the middle of high seas; Cop posing as cameraman rescues Brazilian hostage; Boy stuck in manhole; Man trapped under ice for ten minutes; Rescuer and boy fall 50 feet from helicopter rope into flooded street; Wildebeest attacked by a pack of lions; Elephant gets hind leg stuck in tire swing; Goose impaled through head by arrow; Polar bears stuck in trap Max X List: 3. Large wave crashes into 50-foot cliff and washes man over the side 2. Truck crashes into burning go-kart, setting the truck on fire 1. Ship sinks into icy Alaska w
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