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Season 1
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TheTVDB.com Season ID
1746270
Created
February 4, 2008
Modified
December 22, 2024
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S01E01
Aluminum Foil; Snowboards; Contact Lenses; Bread
January 6, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E02
Compact Discs; Mozzarella Cheese; Pantyhose; Fluorescent Tubes
January 13, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E03
Toothpicks; Acrylic Bathtubs; Helicopters; Beer
January 20, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E04
Hearing Aids; 3-D Puzzles; Rubber Mats; Toilets
January 27, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E05
Copy Paper; Jeans; Computers; Plate Glass
February 3, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E06
Nails and Staples; Safety Glasses; Fabrics; Bicycles
February 10, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E07
Kayaks; Safety Boots; Electronic Signs; Cereals
February 17, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E08
Trucks; Adhesive Bandages; Computer Circuit Boards; Liquors
February 24, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E09
Steel; Apple Juice; Aircraft Landing Gear; Cosmetics
March 3, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E10
Holograms; Package Printing; Skin Culture; Canned Corn
March 10, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E11
Plastic Bags; Solar Panels; Plastic Gasoline Containers; Hockey Sticks
March 17, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E12
Aluminum Screw Caps; Chocolate; Pills; Pasta
March 24, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E13
Bicycle Helmets; Aluminum; Car Brakes; Lithium Batteries
season finale
March 31, 2001
Science Channel
25
S01E14
Eyeglass Lenses; Granite; Potato Chips; Microprocessors
September 7, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E15
Honey; Fiber Optics; Bricks; Pipe Organs
September 14, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E16
Personal Watercraft; Wine; Office Furniture; Ice Skates
September 21, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E17
Winter Jackets; Animation; Mushrooms; Gold Rings
September 28, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E18
Hydroponic Lettuce; Construction Wood; Recycling; Fishing Flies
October 12, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E19
Diamond Cuttings; Wood Doors; Paintballs; Newspapers
October 19, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E20
Carpets; Drinking Water; Laser Eye Surgery; Acoustic Guitars
October 26, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E21
Fiberglass Boats; Clothes Dryers; Bubble Gum; Fireworks
November 2, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E22
Steel Safes; False Teeth; Airplanes; Maple Syrup
November 9, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E23
Gummies; Aluminum Cans; Fish Farming; Bronze Sculptures
November 16, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E24
Aluminum Pots and Pans; Artificial Limbs; Peanut Butter; High-Intensity Light Bulbs
November 23, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E25
Cars; Grocery Carts; Rapid Tooling and Prototyping; Collectible Coins
November 30, 2002
Science Channel
25
S01E26
Ball Bearings; Electrical Wires; Lost Wax Process Casting; Automated Machines
season finale
December 7, 2002
Science Channel
25
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