How It's Made
By carolbee
@carolbee (16230)
United States
November 17, 2008 7:49pm CST
I've really taken an interest lately in the Discovery Channel's program, "How it's Made." Once upon a time I had an interest in learning both stained glass windows as a craft and glass blowing. Watched recent programs on both and decided it was way too much work and looked difficult. I love this channel and watch it daily. Do you also enjoy, "How it's Made"? What have you learned that you would like to share.
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9 responses
@tamarafireheart (15384)
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18 Nov 08
Hi carolbee,
I used to love watching Discovery Channel but we don't have the channel anymore. Yes you can learn so many things frm that programme.
Tamara
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@pergammano (7682)
• Canada
18 Nov 08
You are so lucky....until Cable is available in my area, we don't get all those wonderful channels....but I can assure you, when I visit my son, it's way up there on my things to watch! I do also like HGTV with a lot of the home/room make-over ideas. Cheers!
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@super_jj (1416)
• Philippines
18 Nov 08
Yeah, i've seen that show maybe once or twice. Dont really know it's schedule. But i do watch a lot of Discovery Channel shows and those of the discovery network. I love mythbusters and future weapons. And Miami ink at Discovery Travel and Living.
@CarlKnittel (692)
• United States
18 Dec 08
I love the Mythbusters and really loved seeing them do a guest appearance on CSI this season.
@jillhill (37354)
• United States
18 Nov 08
I didn't know it was on......never heard of it. I did however learn to paint by watching the public television channel.....I got the things I needed and sat in front of the tv until I learned! LOL.....when I was a quilter I also watched public tv alot more....now I hardly get a chance to watch at all! LOL
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@writersedge (22563)
• United States
22 Nov 08
I would have liked to have seen the glass blowing one. Is that on during the day or the evening?
Have not seen how it's made on the Discover Channel, but something like it on the food channel. How different food are made.
@carolbee (16230)
• United States
22 Nov 08
The glass blowing was amazing. There was even a place for the glass blower to rest her chin as she did her job. It's on here atleast twice a day but both times are in the evening. You can probably pull up their website to see the local listing in your area. Thanks for responding.
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@fasttalker (2796)
• United States
18 Nov 08
I love the Discovery Channel and that show too! You're right as far as I'm concerned. I took a class once in making stained glass and it was very hard. Now I know why it is so expensive! LOL
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@howard96h (11640)
• New York, New York
18 Nov 08
Yes I love that show. I have learned a lot from watching it, I had no idea how many of those things are made. Great educational show.
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@Grandmaof2 (7579)
• Canada
18 Nov 08
I watch that show too and I especially like it these days. They have some new things coming up. It's interesting for sure.
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@LouiseKnittel (4764)
• United States
18 Nov 08
We have watched "how its made" several time it is very interesting. See all the work that goes in to something that looks so simple!
Give you a greater appreciation for things really.
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