Catch All 182 episodes of How it's Made on the Science Channel!

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The Science Channel's program "How It's Made" is currently airing all 182 episodes over five days, providing viewers with insights into various manufacturing processes. The show effectively illustrates the production of items such as feminine pads and concrete pipes, highlighting their distinct manufacturing methods. Viewers appreciate the detailed presentation, including slowed-down footage and exploded views of machinery, which enhance understanding of complex operations. Improvements in voice-over writing have also been noted, making the show more engaging over time.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with television programming schedules
  • Understanding of manufacturing processes
  • Interest in educational content related to production techniques
  • Basic knowledge of visual storytelling techniques
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  • Explore the episode guide on the Science Channel website for detailed descriptions of each episode
  • Research the manufacturing processes of feminine hygiene products and concrete pipes
  • Investigate the evolution of voice-over techniques in educational programming
  • Watch additional educational shows that focus on manufacturing and production
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This discussion is beneficial for fans of educational television, manufacturing enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes processes of everyday products.

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If you like the Science Chanel program How it's Made, here you go. Starting now there are going to be showing all of their 182 episodes over the next five days. Here's their schedule.
http://science.discovery.com/fansites/howitsmade/episode-guide/episode-guide.html"
 
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I just learned how feminine pads and concrete pipes are made!

Turns out, they're totally separate processes.
 
lisab said:
I just learned how feminine pads and concrete pipes are made!

Turns out, they're totally separate processes.

Yeah, pretty much all the girls I know buy this brand:

ceci-n-est-pas-une-pipe.jpg
 
dlgoff said:
If you like the Science Chanel program How it's Made, here you go. Starting now there are going to be showing all of their 182 episodes over the next five days. Here's their schedule.
http://science.discovery.com/fansites/howitsmade/episode-guide/episode-guide.html"

I really like the show.

They did an awesome job of illuminating the very nuts and bolts of operations - the way they slowed down super-fast machinations and showed exploded views of equipment and such.

The only quirk I had with it, which has improved dramatically over time, was the voice-over writing. It used to be almost quaint and amateurish.
 
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lisab said:
I just learned how feminine pads and concrete pipes are made!

Turns out, they're totally separate processes.
Surely there are commonalities!

Perhaps the iPad?...
 
Fun and educational, what's not to like about the show.

:)
 

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