How It's Made: Season 9 (2008)

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. Series Numbers and Episode Numbers are those of the original Canadian Series AS WELL AS the start of each episode -- not necessarily the Science Channel's listings guides. see: http://www.commentcestfait.com for more on seasons.


1. Solid Tires, Cheesecake, Canoe Paddles, Globes

2. Boomerangs, Barbeques, Pinball Machines, Strobe Lights

3. Wooden Bowls, Chainsaws, Stackable Potato Chips, Jet Compressor Blades

4. Steel Wool, Ranges, Carved Candles, Slot Machines

5. CCD Semiconductors, Airline Meals, Paper Cups, Trumpets

6. Padlocks, Hair Clippers, Wooden Shoes, Synthetic Leather

7. Racing Shells, Stainless Steel Sinks, Leather, Pedal Steel Guitar

8. Swords, Pontoons, Grandfather Clocks, Fuses

9. Bumpers, Lighting Gels and Camera Filters, Steam-Powered Models, Candy Canes

10. Umbrellas, Outboard Motors, Silver Cutlery, Tape Measures

11. Scalpels, Oil Paints, British Police Helmets, Ice Axes

12. Bacon, Snowblowers, Luxury Cars

13. Automatic Transmissions, Silver Miniatures, Hot Air Balloon Baskets, Darts

	Marie-Hélène Fortin	Narrator
	Vincent Graton	Narrator
	Jean-Luc Brassard	Host