

How It's Made is the addictive assembly line series that returns to give viewers an exclusive look at how their favorite items are manufactured. The series visits dozens of factories where raw materials transform into final products in the scope of a 30-minute episode.
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How It's Made is the addictive assembly line series that returns to give viewers an exclusive look at how their favorite items are manufactured. The series visits dozens of factories where raw materials transform into final products in the scope of a 30-minute episode.
Lynn Herzeg, Brooks Moore, June Wallack, Lynne Adams, Mark Tewksbury.
The catalogue lists an episode length of 30 minutes; individual episodes may vary.
The listed premiere date is 6 January 2001.