Can't get enough of the awesome spectacle of destruction? Well you're not alone. Few can ever get their fill of the mesmerizing power of savage forces wreaking havoc and devastation.
In each episode of Destroyed in Seconds, our host, Ron Pitts, will bring you clip after clip of the most shocking destructions captured on film. From well-orchestrated implosions of massive structures, to rampaging tornadoes, catastrophic mid-air collisions and sudden terrorist attacks, no topic is too trivial or taboo for our show. Be they acts of nature or caused by man, this is much more than just a clip show. Destroyed in Seconds is not meant to just shock and entertain, but to explore the causes of mass destruction and how, when possible, families and communities bounce back from devastation. Don't miss a moment as Ron explores the cause and effect of catastrophe caught on tape!
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Don't miss the non-stop power of destruction on Destroyed in Seconds.
Now on Mondays at 8 p.m. E/P starting January 5 on the Discovery Channel.
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ABOUT THE HOST
An eight-year veteran of the National Football League, Ron Pitts has had plenty of hard-hitting, high impact "seconds" in his career. He's currently a professional sports broadcaster with over a decade of experience providing play-by-play coverage and post-game analysis for action-packed sports events.
An NFL broadcaster with FOX Sports since 1994, Pitts has also served as a feature and sideline reporter during FOX's coverage of three Super Bowls. Before joining the network, Pitts served as a game analyst for regional college football broadcasts on ABC Sports. He also worked as a correspondent for Black Entertainment Television.
Ron is the son of the late Elijah Pitts, the former Green Bay Packers star who also served as assistant head coach for the Buffalo Bills. He followed in his father's NFL footsteps and was Buffalo's seventh-round draft pick in 1985, playing defensive back until 1987. He joined the Green Bay Packers as a free agent in 1988 and played there until his retirement after the 1991 season.
