Drugs, Inc.

Series

Drugs, Inc.

Series

Title:Drugs, Inc.
User score:
8.5
First air date:2010-07-11
Genres:Documentary, Crime
Number of seasons:7
Number of episodes:77
Status:Ended

Drugs: A multi-billion-dollar industry that fuels crime and violence like no other substance on the planet. Turning cartel leaders into billionaires, the illegal drug industry also provides vital income to hundreds of thousands of poor workers across the globe. While some users sacrifice their lives to an addiction they can't escape, others find drugs to be their only saving grace from physical or emotional pain almost impossible to overcome. Where should the lines be drawn in this lucrative industry?

List of Seasons

S1 - Season 1

8.0

4 episodes

Air date: 2010-07-11

S2 - Season 2

8.4

8 episodes

Air date: 2012-01-01

S3 - Season 3

7.0

10 episodes

Air date: 2012-10-21

Balancing heartbreaking user interviews, unflinching footage of addicts "shooting up," and incredible access to the armed drug dealers and gang members who supply them, Drugs Inc. also joins the front lines with the local and federal law enforcement agencies charged with combating the country's drug problem.

S4 - Season 4

4.0

13 episodes

Air date: 2013-08-11

Returning for a fourth season, National Geographic Channel's series Drugs Inc. opens viewers eyes with a 360° approach to the drug trade. With intimate firsthand, street-level testimonies from those at the front lines and back alleys of the drug trade — traffickers, dealers, users, federal agents and cops — the investigative series examines the $350 billion-a-year industry from all angles.

S5 - Season 5

0.0

12 episodes

Air date: 2014-06-29

Drugs, Inc. goes deep into the multi-billion-dollar industry that fuels crime and violence like no other substance for an intimate, firsthand view from those at the front lines and back alleys of the drug trade - traffickers, dealers, users, and cops.

S6 - Season 6

0.0

10 episodes

Air date: 2014-11-12

Drugs, Inc. is back. And season 6 features episodes with an all new approach. Every city has a drug scene. But when big events happen, drug dealers take bigger risks for bigger returns.