Mike travels to Las Vegas to find out how the aquatic show Le Rêve works and is performed. The episode also features Leila's Hair Museum of Independence, Missouri.
Mike flies off to the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center in Maryland, where Dr. John French and his team work to repopulate cranes; Mike then learns the art of creating neon signs with the unofficial Kings of Neon, Evan Voyles and Kirk Tunningly.
Mike discovers how they are repopulating oysters in the Chesapeake Bay. Mike visits the Marching Cobras of Kansas City, Missouri.
Mike learns life saving skills in Tehachapi, California. Mike also learns about watermelon seed spitting in Luling, Texas.
Mike visits the Pageant of the Masters in Laguna Beach, California. Mike travels to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to visit D'Artagnan Gourmet Foods and their specialty chickens.
Mike visits Disaster City on the Brayton Fire Training Field located in College Station, Texas, to learn how life saving rescues operate. Mike also visits Luling, Texas, and the Tiny Texas Houses company where they make small houses.
Mike visits the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia. Mike also visits Parisi Artisan Coffee in Kansas City, Missouri.
Mike visits Humboldt County, California and the goat cheese queen. Mike also visits a dog groomer in Columbus, Georgia.
Mike Rowe heads to Chicago's PBR event to train as a bullfighter, learning firsthand the perils and skills involved in safeguarding riders from charging bulls.
Mike sets sail to clean up the Ohio River and tries his hand at blacksmithing in Colorado.
Mike explores a cross between wrestling and burlesque, heads to Wisconsin to learn ice curling and turns recycled glass into his very own masterpiece.
Mike tries his hand at water ballet, learns rock climbing and repelling in a day and raises a super-sized flag.
Mike gets behind the wheel of a monster truck, tries his hand as a punk rock bike polo player, and joins a forager in the pursuit of ingredients for a feast.
Mike works with the Navy Seabees to build a bridge, tries his hand at medieval sword fighting, and emerges himself in Edgar Allan Poe history.
Mike participates in an ice rescue mission in the Windy City, learns the ins and outs of Russian/Turkish bathouses, and takes a chance with voodoo culture.
Mike gets schooled in the history of low riders while in East L.A., meets the master of cigar box guitars in Jackson, Mississippi and crafts a unique bobblehead in Georgia.
Mike tags along with group of college friends who gained fame online from basketball trick shots.
Mike tries his hand at becoming a middle-aged action hero, prepping a stuffed squirrel as a museum exhibit and treks to California to investigate mysterious stone towers.
Mike Rowe gets a tour of the entrepreneurial workspace, Tech Shop.
Mike explores the world of prairie dog rescue, spends a night with graffiti artist Banksy in L.A., and makes art on a topless model.
Mike visits a mother who plays Roller Derby, hunts rats in NYC, and meets a rebel in the pork industry.
Mike attempts to climb some of the world's tallest trees; learning about aquatic aviation; mortuary mom and pop show.
Mike discovers drag racing, checks out a recycled airplane home, and spends an evening in a Treehouse Treesort.
Mike jumps out of a plane with an elite parachute team, explores recycled trash-turned-art in Oregon, and returns to a inner city, war-torn Baltimore.
Mike and his crew take you deep inside the workings of the largest ship in the US Navy, the USS John Stennis. From the mess hall to the flight deck, Mike does every job on the ship, and along the way learns the history of these floating cities.
Mike Rowe visits Leila's Hair Museum to explore hair art and meets Omboy Rucker, a pet groomer who creatively styles dogs, showcasing unique passions in America. Original segments first appeared in season 1 episodes from CNN.
Foraging wild plants and seafood, plus visiting an Iowa farmer reviving heritage pork. Original segments first appeared in season 2 episodes from CNN.
Mike Rowe visits Madison, Wisconsin, to learn curling from Olympic competitor Craig Brown and coach Steve Brown. From gear and rules to ice technique and sweeping strategy, Mike discovers the skill, honor, and community behind the sport.
Mike Rowe visits the SkillsUSA trade show in Kansas City, Missouri, where he practices welding, baking, and broadcasting, showcasing the dedication of those in vocational trades.
Mike Rowe heads to Raymer, Colorado, to learn what it takes to be a ranch hand in the American Old West. After getting outfitted in the ranch gift shop, Mike heads out on horseback to round up over two hundred cattle.
At Two-Bit Circus, Mike discovers how innovators blend Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, and Math to modernize carnival games and inspire kids to pursue STEM careers through creativity and fun.
Mike Rowe takes to the sky in Florida, piloting a hot air balloon and learning to hang glide. Mike learns about the history of hot air balloons, how they work, and how they have changed since their first launch in 1783.
Mike explores disaster preparedness and large-scale emergency response.
A look at private space exploration and the workers behind modern rocketry.
Focusing on conservationists and those protecting endangered species.
Mike visits innovative agricultural projects in the heart of major cities.
Following search and rescue teams in extreme environments.
Exploring modern manufacturing and the transformation of raw materials.
Highlighting individuals leading grassroots restoration projects.
A focus on sustainable technology and green energy workers.
Mike joins teams dedicated to saving American landmarks.
Protecting the shoreline and maintaining maritime safety.
Traditional trades utilizing cutting-edge technology.
A wrap-up episode celebrating the daily workers who keep essential systems running.
