How Do They Do It?
2006-Present Docu-Series
From jumbo jet engines to toilet paper, How Do They Do It? is a documentary series that goes behind the scenes and shows viewers how modern world items work and how they are made. Similar to the Canadian-produced documentary program "How It's Made," the show features two to three different products per episode and simultaneously breaks down the method in which these products work and shows the step-by-step process required to build it. Items and products featured on the show include hydroelectric dams, fish hooks, roller coasters and chewing gum. A British version of the show under the same name debuted in 2008.
Upcoming TV Listings for How Do They Do It?
How Do They Do It? Pencils, Licorice and Lace New
The carpenter's pencil makes a mark in the building trade, an herbaceous plant is turned into a dark and sweet candy and traditional techniques are used to create delicate lace for high-end fashion.
11:00 AM on Discovery Science Canada
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How Do They Do It? Platinum, Manga and Limoncello New
Manufacturers reveal the explosive secrets in producing one of the world's most valuable minerals, the artistry behind Japan's manga phenomenon and the centuries-old techniques for making sweet and sharp limoncello.
11:30 AM on Discovery Science Canada
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How Do They Do It? Pencils, Licorice and Lace
The carpenter's pencil makes a mark in the building trade, an herbaceous plant is turned into a dark and sweet candy and traditional techniques are used to create delicate lace for high-end fashion.
5:00 PM on Discovery Science Canada
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How Do They Do It? Platinum, Manga and Limoncello
Manufacturers reveal the explosive secrets in producing one of the world's most valuable minerals, the artistry behind Japan's manga phenomenon and the centuries-old techniques for making sweet and sharp limoncello.
5:30 PM on Discovery Science Canada
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How Do They Do It? Pencils, Licorice and Lace
The carpenter's pencil makes a mark in the building trade, an herbaceous plant is turned into a dark and sweet candy and traditional techniques are used to create delicate lace for high-end fashion.
10:00 PM on Discovery Science Canada
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How Do They Do It? Platinum, Manga and Limoncello
Manufacturers reveal the explosive secrets in producing one of the world's most valuable minerals, the artistry behind Japan's manga phenomenon and the centuries-old techniques for making sweet and sharp limoncello.
10:30 PM on Discovery Science Canada
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How Do They Do It? Car Batteries, Chocolate, Toothbrushes
Find out how they turn sulphuric acid and lead into 100 million car batteries, how they turn beans into chocolate bars, and how toothbrushes clean our teeth.
8:00 AM on Discovery Science Canada
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How Do They Do It? Eiffel Tower, Motorcycles, Snowboards
Find out how they maintain the Eiffel Tower, how the ultimate motorcycle is made, and how snowboards are designed and built.
8:30 AM on Discovery Science Canada
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How Do They Do It? Decaf Coffee, Smoked Food, Waterjets
Find out how they turn beans into decaf coffee, how fish is smoked, and how water is used to power ships.
9:00 AM on Discovery Science Canada
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How Do They Do It? Blaze Cops, Oaked Wine
Find out how blaze cops find out how a fire started and how oak trees make wine.
9:30 AM on Discovery Science Canada
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