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First Aired: January 6th, 2001
Status: Ended
Network: Discovery
Summary: Have you ever wondered how the products you use every day are made? How It's Made leads you through the process of how everyday products, such as apple juice, skateboards, engines, contact lenses, and many more objects are manufactured.
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Season 4
Episode 1: Plastic Bottles and Jars, Mail, Eggs, Handcrafted Wooden Pens
Air Date: January 4th, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for plastic bottles & jars, mail, eggs, handcrafted wooden pens, and shows how each is made.
Episode 2: Plastic Injection Moulds, Automotive Oil Filters, Filing Cabinets, Blown Glass
Air Date: January 11st, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for plastic injection moulds, automotive oil filters, filing cabinets, blown glass, and shows how each is made.
Episode 3: High-Precision Cutting Tools, Stained Glass, Semi-Trailers, Recorders
Air Date: January 18th, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for high-precision cutting tools, stained glass, semi-trailers, recorders, and shows how each is made.
Episode 4: Conga Drums, Metal Plating, Buttons
Air Date: January 25th, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for conga drums, metal plating, buttons, and shows how each is made.
Episode 5: Grinding Wheels, Compost, Window Blinds, Milk
Air Date: February 1st, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for grinding wheels, compost, window blinds, milk, and shows how each is made.
Episode 6: Brushes and Push Brooms, Blackboards, Smoked Salmon, Zippers
Air Date: February 8th, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for brushes & push brooms, blackboards, smoked salmon and zippers, and shows how each is made.
Episode 7: 3D Commercial Signs, Hardwood Floors, Corrugated Polyethylene Pipe, Mattresses
Air Date: February 15th, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for 3D commercial signs, hardwood floors, corrugated polyethylene pipe and mattresses, and shows how each is made.
Episode 8: Ceramic Tiles, Nuts, Steel Forgings, Skateboards
Air Date: February 22nd, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for ceramic tiles, nuts, steel forgings and skateboards, and shows how each is made.
Episode 9: Car Engines, Flour, Recliners, Envelopes
Air Date: March 1st, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for car engines, flour, recliners and envelopes, and shows how each is made.
Episode 10: Plastic Cups and Cutlery, Special Effects Makeup, Gold, Harps
Air Date: March 8th, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for plastic cups & cutlery, special effects makeup, gold and harps, and shows how each is made.
Episode 11: Countertop Laminate, Frozen Treats, Children's Building Blocks, Detergents
Air Date: March 15th, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for countertop laminate, frozen treats, children's building blocks and detergents, and shows how each is made.
Episode 12: Architectural Moldings, Pulleys, Industrial Rubber Hose, Sheet Vinyl Flooring
Air Date: March 22nd, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for architectural moldings, pulleys, industrial rubber hose and sheet vinyl flooring, and shows how each is made.
Episode 13: Putty Knives, Garage Doors, Electric Motors, Wool
Air Date: March 29th, 2005
Summary: This episode demonstrates the production processes for putty knives, garage doors, electric motors and wool, and shows how each is made.
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