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How It's Made (French: Comment c'est fait) is a Canadian documentary television series that premiered in 1999 in Canada[1] and France, and in 2001 on the Discovery Channel and the Science Channel in the United States. The program's format is half-hour episodes with 24 minutes of content usually in four 4:30 segments, each of which details how a different unrelated product is manufactured or made.[2] The show is produced in Quebec, Canada by Productions MAJ, Inc.


Series 8: 2006–2007
Series Ep. Episode Segment A Segment B Segment C Segment D
8-01 92 Photographs Fur Tanning Welding Electrodes Electric Violins
8-02 93 Glass Bottles Hacksaws Goalie Masks (Part 1) Goalie Masks (Part 2)
8-03 94 Lacrosse Sticks Frozen Fish Products Flashlights Paintbrushes
8-04 95 Deep Cycle Batteries Tins Optical Lenses (Part 1) Optical Lenses (Part 2)
8-05 96 Horseshoes Dishwashers Graphite Fly Rods Frozen Pizzas
8-06 97 Pistons Paint Rollers Parachutes Chimneys
8-07 98 CO2 Cartridges Pretzels Scissor Lifts Skating Rinks
8-08 99 Pro Hockey Sticks Bronzed Baby Shoes Treadmills Handheld Computers
8-09 100 Motorcycles Clay Pipes Drumsticks Whistles
8-10 101 Handcuffs Caulking & Joint Compound Propane Tanks Forensic Facial Reconstruction
8-11 102 Fur Coats Hearses Outdoor Lighting Fixtures Golf Tees
8-12 103 Fishing Reels Miniature Houses Kitchen Mixers (Part 1) Kitchen Mixers (Part 2)
8-13 104 Manhole Covers Range Hoods Artificial Logs Snowmobiles