How It's Made: Season 10 (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. Magnets, Cooked Ham, Silver Teapots, Crash Test Dummies

2. Curling Stones, Refrigerators, Aluminum Baseball Bats, Opalescent Glass

3. Levels, Hot Dogs, Abrasive Grains, Sandpaper

4. Ice Cream Treats, Wooden Golf Clubs, Aircraft Wings, Car Battery

5. Automotive Fuel Pumps, Cricket Bats, Change Machines, Ductile Iron Pipe

6. Wooden Barrels, Fire Hydrants, Automotive Seats, Cathode Ray Tubes

7. Stainless Steel, Football Helmets, Resin Figurines, Laboratory Glassware

8. Fire Extinguishers, Doughnuts, Shock Absorbers, Banjos

9. Dress Forms, Boat Propellers, Duvets, Faucets

10. Bronze Bells, Wooden Airplane Propellers, Charcoal Briquettes, Gas Log Fireplaces

11. Ice Cream Cones, Tent Trailers, Shoe Polish, Pliers

12. Steel Shipping Drums, Police Whistles, Miniature Train Wagons, Glass Blocks

13. Pocket Knives, Soapstone Products, Electric Pole Transformers, Traditional Snowshoes

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