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How Do They Do It? is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):
The defusing of landmines from the Second World War, how cider is made and the way undergrowth can be cleared with a thin strip of nylon wire
More details for How Do They Do It?, Mon 13, 11:00 pm
The defusing of landmines from the Second World War, how cider is made and the way undergrowth can be cleared with a thin strip of nylon wire
More details for How Do They Do It?, Mon 13, 12:00 am
The construction of electric guitars using Japanese maple and mahogany, and how a 1,700-seat circus can be set up in 36 hours
More details for How Do They Do It?, Mon 13, 11:30 pm
The construction of electric guitars using Japanese maple and mahogany, and how a 1,700-seat circus can be set up in 36 hours
More details for How Do They Do It?, Mon 13, 12:30 am
How a 700-year-old tree is used to produce a two-ton Japanese drum, the methods used by car factories to be environmentally friendly, and Italian pasta-making techniques
More details for How Do They Do It?, Mon 13, 12:00 am
The production of Frankfurter sausages in Germany, how the world's most accurate rifles are manufactured, and the methods casinos use to stop card cheats
More details for How Do They Do It?, Mon 13, 12:30 am
How a 700-year-old tree is used to produce a two-ton Japanese drum, the methods used by car factories to be environmentally friendly, and Italian pasta-making techniques
More details for How Do They Do It?, Tue 14, 1:00 am
The production of Frankfurter sausages in Germany, how the world's most accurate rifles are manufactured, and the methods casinos use to stop card cheats
More details for How Do They Do It?, Tue 14, 1:30 am
How plasterboard is made from power station smoke, the casting of the world's top awards, and how planes are built that can take off and land almost anywhere
More details for How Do They Do It?, Tue 14, 11:00 pm
How plasterboard is made from power station smoke, the casting of the world's top awards, and how planes are built that can take off and land almost anywhere
More details for How Do They Do It?, Tue 14, 12:00 am
How car windows are made to keep out wind and rain, stones, thieves, noise and harmful UV rays. Plus, a look at the way gloss is added to create the perfect shade of lipstick
More details for How Do They Do It?, Tue 14, 11:30 pm
How car windows are made to keep out wind and rain, stones, thieves, noise and harmful UV rays. Plus, a look at the way gloss is added to create the perfect shade of lipstick
More details for How Do They Do It?, Tue 14, 12:30 am
A look at how George Washington's favourite tipple is made, how aircraft seats are tested without crashing a plane, and the manufacturing processes behind billions of batteries
More details for How Do They Do It?, Tue 14, 12:00 am
How thousands of tonnes of basmati rice are turned into millions of microwaveable meals. Plus, a look at how to craft mechanical singing birds
More details for How Do They Do It?, Tue 14, 12:30 am
A look at how George Washington's favourite tipple is made, how aircraft seats are tested without crashing a plane, and the manufacturing processes behind billions of batteries
More details for How Do They Do It?, Wed 15, 1:00 am
How thousands of tonnes of basmati rice are turned into millions of microwaveable meals. Plus, a look at how to craft mechanical singing birds
More details for How Do They Do It?, Wed 15, 1:30 am
Navigating the world's largest cruise ships under low bridges, the methods used to find white truffles in Alba, Italy, and how Trinidad's natural asphalt lake is mined
More details for How Do They Do It?, Wed 15, 11:00 pm
Navigating the world's largest cruise ships under low bridges, the methods used to find white truffles in Alba, Italy, and how Trinidad's natural asphalt lake is mined
More details for How Do They Do It?, Wed 15, 12:00 am
Transforming the sap from rubber trees into chewing gum, how fish hooks strong enough to catch a shark are made, and the construction of Legoland models
More details for How Do They Do It?, Wed 15, 11:30 pm
Transforming the sap from rubber trees into chewing gum, how fish hooks strong enough to catch a shark are made, and the construction of Legoland models
More details for How Do They Do It?, Wed 15, 12:30 am
The construction of Formula One racing cars, America's best-selling multi-tool and Finnish Aalto glassware
More details for How Do They Do It?, Wed 15, 12:00 am
The rounding up of escaped pythons in Florida, the making of Panama hats, and how drivers are kept safe in the world's longest tunnel
More details for How Do They Do It?, Wed 15, 12:30 am
The construction of Formula One racing cars, America's best-selling multi-tool and Finnish Aalto glassware
More details for How Do They Do It?, Thu 16, 1:00 am
The rounding up of escaped pythons in Florida, the making of Panama hats, and how drivers are kept safe in the world's longest tunnel
More details for How Do They Do It?, Thu 16, 1:30 am
The construction of working miniature airports, the design of houses to withstand hurricanes and the cultivation of rhubarb in the dark
More details for How Do They Do It?, Thu 16, 11:00 pm
The construction of working miniature airports, the design of houses to withstand hurricanes and the cultivation of rhubarb in the dark
More details for How Do They Do It?, Thu 16, 12:00 am
The way billions of bees help produce tons of California almonds, how snow is cleared to keep planes functional in Norway, and the removal of tricky stains
More details for How Do They Do It?, Thu 16, 11:30 pm
The way billions of bees help produce tons of California almonds, how snow is cleared to keep planes functional in Norway, and the removal of tricky stains
More details for How Do They Do It?, Thu 16, 12:30 am
The technology series reveals how New York is able to run on steam, and details the processes perfected by Belgian monks responsible for making some of the world's finest beers
More details for How Do They Do It?, Thu 16, 12:00 am
How volcanos contribute to the production of guacamole and the development of trucks capable of crossing swamps. Plus, the method used to produce the world-famous Fiskars scissors brand
More details for How Do They Do It?, Thu 16, 12:30 am
The technology series reveals how New York is able to run on steam, and details the processes perfected by Belgian monks responsible for making some of the world's finest beers
More details for How Do They Do It?, Fri 17, 1:00 am
How volcanos contribute to the production of guacamole and the development of trucks capable of crossing swamps. Plus, the method used to produce the world-famous Fiskars scissors brand
More details for How Do They Do It?, Fri 17, 1:30 am
The production of steel cables capable of supporting a 50,000-ton bridge, why modern hunters still use medieval weaponry and the systems involved in determining the correct quantities of clothing sizes to stock
More details for How Do They Do It?, Fri 17, 11:00 pm
The production of steel cables capable of supporting a 50,000-ton bridge, why modern hunters still use medieval weaponry and the systems involved in determining the correct quantities of clothing sizes to stock
More details for How Do They Do It?, Fri 17, 12:00 am
The distillation of traditional Tennessee whiskey, the inner workings of night-vision goggles and the relaxing properties of Finnish saunas
More details for How Do They Do It?, Fri 17, 11:30 pm
The distillation of traditional Tennessee whiskey, the inner workings of night-vision goggles and the relaxing properties of Finnish saunas
More details for How Do They Do It?, Fri 17, 12:30 am
The supply of vanilla to make the world's favourite ice-cream flavour. Plus, how as many as 12 million cigarette lighters are made each year, and a look at the production of anchors for ships
More details for How Do They Do It?, Fri 17, 12:00 am
A look at how footballs are crafted, how mussels are farmed, and how to design the ultimate fighter pilot's helmet
More details for How Do They Do It?, Fri 17, 12:30 am
The supply of vanilla to make the world's favourite ice-cream flavour. Plus, how as many as 12 million cigarette lighters are made each year, and a look at the production of anchors for ships
More details for How Do They Do It?, Sat 18, 1:00 am
A look at how footballs are crafted, how mussels are farmed, and how to design the ultimate fighter pilot's helmet
More details for How Do They Do It?, Sat 18, 1:30 am
The mining of precious opals beneath a hot desert, the making of nougat and how stunt planes are built
More details for How Do They Do It?, Sun 19, 6:00 am
The farming of the spice saffron, the manufacture of a muscle car and how giant roads made entirely from ice are created
More details for How Do They Do It?, Sun 19, 6:30 am
How toilet paper is produced from trees, the making of absinthe and how cricket balls are made tough enough to face test match batsmen
More details for How Do They Do It?, Sun 19, 7:00 am
The production of insulin from a loaf of bread, the manufacture of rigging for ships and how green salad is cultivated on scorching desert planes
More details for How Do They Do It?, Sun 19, 7:30 am
The construction of the world's most powerful locomotive, how cows' milk is turned into clotted cream, and the crafting of a boomerang from a piece of wood
More details for How Do They Do It?, Sun 19, 8:00 am
A look at how sardines are fished and processed. Plus, the manufacture of ejector seats and Piaggio scooters
More details for How Do They Do It?, Sun 19, 8:30 am