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National Geographic: Man-Made — Series Details

National Geographic: Man-Made — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: The Can (2007-03-08) — From soup to beer, the aluminum can is a trophy of human ingenuity and is one of the most ubiquitous Man-Made products on the planet. Across the globe, the can is mass produced on
• E2: The Flashlight (2007-05-31) — Originally considered a novelty item, The Flashlight has quickly become one of the world's most trusted tools. Each American owns an average of 3 or 4 flashlights, but providing li
• E3: South Pole Project (2007-09-06) — In the South Pole, temperatures can drop to more than 100 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. Now, witness as engineers go up against staggering odds to build a 160,000-square-foot, hig
• E4: Queen Mary 2 (2007-11-15) — Chronicling the two-year construction of the Queen Mary 2, which was the world's longest, tallest and widest passenger ocean liner when it was launched in 2003.
• E5: Super Roads (2007-12-06) — A visit across the country for a look at high tech technology concerning highway construction, including the machinery and engineering used to keep traffic moving.
• E6: Super Sewer (2007-12-06) — An examination of the Los Angeles sophisticated sewer system, one of the world's largest.
• E7: Ice Hotel (2008-04-17) — A hotel is build mainly out of snow and ice in Jukkasjärvi, Sweden, about 125 miles north of the Arctic Circle.
• E8: The Brewery (2008-06-12) — An exploration of what goes into the brewing of beer in major breweries, including a look at mass producing.
• E9: Worlds Biggest Shredder (2008-06-19) — Experience the mighty mega shredder. The world's largest recycling machine takes the floor space of an entire factory. It will reduce the equivalent of 450 cars an hour to an unrec
• E10: Spy Tech (2008-07-03) — A profile of real life spies and security experts who work in everything from hostage rescues to the creation of high tech gadgets.
• E11: High Tech Museum (2008-07-17) — Head to the California Academy of Sciences in San Fransisco to investigate their use of sustainable technology which makes it one of the world's largest green public facilities.
• E12: Power Tools (2008-07-31) — A look at the science and engineering involved in the Bahrain World Trade Center, and its trio of 29-meter wind turbines which creates around 11-15% of the buildings energy demands

Season 2

• E1: Ultimate Skyscraper (2008-11-06) — In the city that never sleeps, one architects dream for a greener future has been realized. The One Bryant Park building in New York City is not only going to be the second tallest
• E2: Artic Icebreakers (2009-01-05) — Breaking through over 5 feet of ice demands a vessel of incredible power- the Icebreaker. These behemoths keep the worlds shipping lanes open during the harshest of conditions maki
• E3: Apache Helicopter
• E4: Beijing's Olympic Pool
• E5: Beijing Olympic Rendezvous (2008-12-18)
• E6: Beijing Olympic Stadium
• E7: Bridge
• E8: Bridges of NYC — Follow construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, NYC's first suspension bridge; the George Washington Bridge, the world's busiest bridge; and the Verrazano Narrows, NYC's longest bridge
• E9: Coffee: Beans to Buzz — From its African origins to 17th century coffeehouses in Vienna to the ubiquitous Starbucks today, a potent little bean has revolutionized society throughout the ages.
• E10: Deep Sea Drillers — Five high-tech mega-vessels are building a massive natural gas network below the Gulf of Mexico. This $2-billion project could produce enough gas for five million U.S. households.
• E11: Earthmovers — A celebration of modern technology. EARTHMOVERS explores the best of the best of earthmoving machinery, offering great stories, fascinating facts and some surprising conclusions. F
• E12: Ekati Diamond Mine — In Canada's Northwest Territories, monster machines are moving mountains of gem-studded earth at the Ekati Diamond Mine. Here, in the brutal sub-Arctic, you'll meet a trio of the w
• E13: Garbage Mountain
• E14: Guns: Machines of War — NGC explores the 150-year history and evolution of the machine gun from the 19th-century Gatling gun to the first gangster "hit" with a Tommy Gun to one of the deadliest weapons in
• E15: Hawaii Super Ferry — Construction is under way on the Hawaii Super Ferry – a commuter vessel complete with shops, restaurants and enough storage space for nearly 300 cars. Join NGC to find out how this
• E16: Hoover Dam Reinvented — Hoover Dam is regarded as an engineering masterpiece and an America icon. But what if it did not exist today? How would engineers build it today? In this one hour program, we ask a
• E17: Impossible Bridges: Denmark to Sweden — The longest bridge of its kind, the Oresund connects Denmark and Sweden for the first time since the Ice Age. Discover the extreme equipment, massive parts and innovative design it
• E18: Impossible Bridges: Golden Gate — See how designers and engineers overcame the near impossible to build this bridge — one of the longest in the world — in one of the most challenging environments on earth
• E19: Impossible Hotel — Off the coast of Dubai, the world's tallest and most luxurious hotel rises from the water like a massive yacht. NGC takes you inside the conception and construction of this audacio
• E20: Impossible Islands — In the Arabian Gulf, the world's largest artificial islands are being constructed in the shape of a massive palm tree. It's part of a plan to transform Dubai into the world's premi
• E21: Impossible Moves: Colossal Churches — In Manning, Iowa, building movers haul a Lutheran church with a 100-foot steeple to a new location. In Sarasota, Florida, movers dismantle the iconic Crocker Church for a move thro
• E22: Impossible Moves: Houses
• E23: Impossible Moves: Machines — Two teams of movers overcome massive logistical obstacles to move two Massive Machines. In England we follow the exploits of heavy hauler Alf Arnold who faces the unenviable task o
• E24: Impossible Moves: Towns — Two teams of building movers face the ultimate challenge : move two Entire Towns of homes. On Vancouver Island, Canada, a team of engineers attempts to build and move a series of f
• E25: Incredible Islands: Dubai — Dubai is taking nature into its own hands by creating 300 man-made islands off its coast in its attempt to become the top tourist destination in the world. Its goal: to develop the
• E26: Into the Deep (2008-07-10)
• E27: Miami Hotel — A family demolition team from Phoenix Maryland descends on Miami Beach, Florida to take down an outdated resort complex. Neighboring multi-million dollar condo buildings sit just 1
• E28: Nuclear Plant — A family demolition team from Phoenix, Maryland descends on site of the Sellafield Nuclear plant to take down four outdated nuclear cooling towers. The demolition team plans on mak
• E29: Orange Bowl — The Orange Bowl home to the Miami Dolphins for 21 seasons, and host of five Super Bowls is about to be demolished. Its a monster breakdown jobwith a monster deadline: In just four
• E30: Panama Canal Unlocked — Built in 1914, the world's shipping shortcut, the Panama Canal, is having trouble keeping up with 21st century demand. A $5 billion expansion is about to change that.
• E31: Plane — The 747 Jumbo is a marvel of engineering that revolutionized world travel. Nearly forty years after the first flight it continues to be the worlds fastest subsonic jetliner . Now t
• E32: Power Diggers of Iceland — In Iceland, a giant boring machine called Jaws is tunneling through miles of basalt, one of the world's hardest rocks. The tunnel is the linchpin of a massive hydro-electric plant
• E33: Power Quest (2009-02-26) — The global energy crisis is fueling innovation at rapid speeds, and in Power Quest we'll traverse the continent in search of the latest in alternative energy sources.
• E34: Power Towers — Along the shores of the Persian Gulf sits a building with two 50-story glass towers shaped like sails, Bahrain World Trade Center. Explore the worlds first skyscraper to incorporat
• E35: Rocket Tower — A family demolition team from Phoenix Maryland descends on Cape Canaveral, Florida to take down an obsolete rocket launch tower. The team has one month to load and rig highly speci
• E36: Secret History of the Bra (2007-10-05) — Science meets fashion when NGC travels the world to reveal the secrets, history and complex construction behind one of the world's most highly engineered garments.
• E37: Secret History of Gold
• E38: Shanghai SuperTower — With 101 floors, the Shanghai World Financial Center is China's tallest structure, engineered to withstand the toughest environmental challenges — and even deadlier human threats.
• E39: Shrink-Wrapped & Boxed Up — Since the ancient Greeks and Romans started storing wine in ceramic vases, packaging has evolved to withstand plane crashes, outwit shoplifters, and reduce landfill trash. Packagin
• E40: Snack Attack — What's the key ingredient in potato chips? How many Goldfish to a bag? Learn the secrets of America's favorite snack foods.
• E41: Super Pipeline (2008-04-03)
• E42: The Forensic Lab — As NGC explores the time-consuming reality of real life CSI, we see there is no perfect crime. Go behind the scenes of working forensic labs to see the true scientific processes ne
• E43: Tokyo: Living Small in the Big City — Explore Tokyo – the worlds most populous metropolis. This place has it all, except the space for its 35 million residents. Architects must answer the challenge with an array of inv
• E44: Twin City Bridge: After the Collapse — In little over a year, an astonishing new bridge is designed and built to replace the I-35W bridge over the Mississippi River that tragically collapsed in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• E45: Ultimate Cruise Ship (2006-07-15) — Freedom of the Seas debuted in 2006 as the worlds largest cruise ship: a fast, fabulous floating city with nearly 6000 people on board almost every day. Freedom has a reputation fo
• E46: USS Ronald Reagan — Experience the rush of a fighter jet launch from the world's most advanced nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and discover the inner workings of this floating American territory.
• E47: Vegas Casino — A family demolition team from Phoenix Maryland descends on Vegas to take down the legendary New Frontier Hotel and Casino complex.They've imploded 20 structures in Vegas but the Fr
• E48: World's Biggest Casino (2008-05-08) — Follow the construction of the world's biggest casino and its second biggest building. It's being sited in Macau, in Southern China, which is being groomed to be Asia's capital of
• E49: World's Largest Cruise Ship — The Oasis of the Sea is the largest and most revolutionary cruise ship in the world. Apart from sheer size – with 18 decks, 2,700 staterooms and the ability to carry 5,400 guests –
• E50: Aqua Power (2009-03-19) — Three teams of engineers are locked in a race to harness what may be the most powerful form of green energy swift tidal currents and battering waves, the power of the oceans. Each
• E51: Circular Skyscraper (2010-05-24) — Abu Dhabi will set out on the biggest project to date – a new micro-city with a round skyscraper taller than the Statue of Liberty and curved glass skin covering the area of four f
• E52: Bugatti Super Car (2010-02-11) — The Bugatti Veyron is a "super" super car – part automobile and part airplane. And with a base price of $1,750,000, it is the most expensive production car in the world. Designed w
• E53: Grand Canyon Skywalk — Get exclusive access to the construction of a man-made marvel suspended over one of Mother Nature's greatest wonders a horseshoe-shaped, glass-floored bridge that allows visitors t
• E54: A Closer Shave — Could our modern Western preference for smooth mates have its origins in prehistoric dating? From sharpened rocks to the multi-blade razor, the story of shaving gets especially rou
• E55: Aircrane: Extreme Helicopter — Stacking five ton sections of steel, fourteen hundred feet in the air – plucking fourteen thousand pound logs off of mountain slopes – blasting wildfires with twenty-five hundred g
• E56: Amphicar — The Amphicar, a German-built novelty, is not only a car; it's also a boat. Hampered by extensive repairs and hard-to-find parts, classic car expert Alan Lewenthal and his restorati
• E57: Camaro — To resurrect a classic 1969 Chevrolet Camaro z28, restoration wizard Alan Lewenthal and his crew persist against the devastating effects of massive corrosion and the difficulties o
• E58: Caterpillar — The Caterpillar 797B is so large that assembly takes place at six different locations. Tour all of the factories that build this mining Goliath.
• E59: Chevy Volt — The soon-to-be-released Chevy Volt electric car just might redefine the automotive world: It can go from 0 to 60 in less than nine seconds, hit a top speed of 100 miles per hour an
• E60: Crash Lab (2009-05-21) — See engineers "bake" dummies that are life-like enough to feel crash impacts as human bodies would. Then head to meet the world record holder for the "most human subject crash test
• E61: Crime Scene Science
• E62: Flushed — Find out how people through the ages have taken care of their private business, from sociable Romans, to buttoned-up Victorians, to astronauts answering nature's call in zero gravi
• E63: Gallon of Gas (2009-09-24) — Gallon of Gas is a program that explores the journey of oil – from creation millions of years ago…all the way to your car's gas tank. Starting as prehistoric plankton, transformi
• E64: Alaska's Extreme Machines (2009-04-09) — Alaskas Extreme Machines is a spine-jarring, jaw-dropping road trip aboard three the nations biggest and most powerful machines as their tough crews battle the extreme elements dur
• E65: Hi-Tech War on Terror — Get a behind-the-scenes look at some of the cutting-edge technologies being developed by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to detect, deter, and defeat terrorist attacks aga
• E66: Leaning Skyscraper — Abu Dhabi is famous for its extreme engineering, but now one project could surpass them all – the world's most inclined skyscraper, Capital Gate. Capital Gate is a tower that spira
• E67: Underground Power (2009-06-18)
• E68: Hi tech Timober (2009-05-07)
• E69: Solar Quest (2009-05-14)
• E70: Crash Lab (2009-05-21) — In high-tech crash labs, scientists use stunt drivers and crash-test dummies to test vehicle impact from all angles.
• E71: Ultimate Port (2009-08-20)
• E72: Rocky mountain Sky tram (2010-01-07)

Season 3

• E1: Ultimate Port (2009-08-20)
• E2: Gallon of Gas (2009-09-24)
• E3: World's Largest Cruise Ship (2009-10-01)
• E4: Alaska's Extreme Machines (2009-04-09)

Season 6

• E2: Tools of the Trade: Demolition (2006-07-11)

Season 7

• E3: Bridges of NYC — Follow construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, NYC's first suspension bridge; the George Washington Bridge, the world's busiest bridge; and the Verrazano Narrows, NYC's longest bridge
• E4: Ultimate Casino

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does National Geographic: Man-Made have? 5 season(s) with 91 episodes.

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