How It's Made
- Season Regulars
- Jean-Luc Brassard | Marie-Hélène Fortin | Vincent Graton
A look behind the scenes at how everyday things are manufactured. Typically each episode includes three to four products featured, with a mix consisting of common items such as jeans, aluminum foil and cereal, and less predictable ones like wax figurines, braille typewriters and pinball machines.
Ways to Watch
Season
- E.0 Custom Shoe Trees; Clay Targets
- E.1 Basque Pelota Balls; Pallet Trucks; Dumplings; Brass Faucets
- E.2 Laptops; Panettone; Saxophones
- E.3 Spinning Reels; Plasma Protein Therapies; 3D Cups; Stainless Steel Beer Kegs
- E.4 Steamer Baskets; Three-Wheel Scooters; Prefabricated Conservatories; Copper Cookware
- E.5 Mountain Bike Tires; Leaf and Debris Vacuums; Canned Meat; Fillet Knives
- E.6 Rice Cookers; Concealment Furniture; Promotional Origami; Hedge Shears
- E.7 Glass Faucets; Fire Truck Ladders; Antique Clock Restoration; Barbecue Utensils
- E.8 Educational Robots; Boxing Belts; Boat Radar Mounts; European-Style Radiators
- E.9 Cotton; Rodeo Roping Chutes; Asian Noodles; Rotary Engines
- E.10 Sleeper Rigs; Pecans; Steel Pulleys; Acetate Eyewear