How It's Made

For all you science geeks in the United States and Canada, there is a show called How It's Made. It's basically a show where it shows how everyday things are made. It's shown on the channel simply named Science sometimes from around 6:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. EST on weekdays. It depends on how they air it and when. Various episodes can also be found on YouTube.

Honestly, this is my favorite part of this show:


If you seen it, what do you think of the show? What is your favorite part of the show? If not, would you watch it?

I never saw the show. Though it's kind of like a show I watched before called unwrapped.

Yea, I used to watch this show. My favorite episode was the one that showed how compact discs were made; it was really interesting. :3

I've never watched it until now, but it seems like an interesting show! I might have to watch the ones available on Youtube at some point.

Oh I've seen quite a few episodes of this before. I can't remember which ones. I think one was about how saddles were made and another about pencils. It's an interesting show. Favorite part, not sure as it's been a few years and I don't recall much but it was still an interesting show. I think there was ice cream one time, watching food being made could make one hungry after seeing the finished product though maybe not after seeing how it's made.

I don't think I've seen that before, but it does look like an interesting show! Those machines that make soft drinks bottles look very efficient  .

(However, I have seen something pretty similar, called 'Tested to Destruction'. It wasn't so much about making things as about breaking them apart  !)