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TEXAS
METAL
MAX/ MOTORTREND
Only in Texas could Bill Carlton and a team of master fabricators turn rusted wrecks into award-winning, one-of-a-kind custom trucks and cars. Bill, a third-generation welder, is a true American success story. His and his team's unmatched fabrication skills drive the series. Texas Metal is not just a car show; it's an aspirational, process-heavy documentary series where the details of the skill and engineering are the story's core.
Declared the 'Best science show since Cosmos' by Vulture Magazine, this critically acclaimed series follows the inimitable humorist, writer, and political cartoonist David Rees as he teaches us how to do things we already think we know how to do. Episodes include how to: dig a hole, open a door, tie a shoe, and make ice, amongst others. The simplest things can be more interesting than you ever realized.
Going Deep witH David Rees
National Geographic Channel
ALL-AMERICAN MAKERS
SCIENCE CHANNEL
Amateur inventors and homegrown innovators pitch their products for a chance to secure investment. Each episode features top do-it-yourselfers selling their inventions to Printrbot founder Brook Drumm, robotics expert Brian Roe, and venture capitalist Marc Portney. Drumm and Roe put the products through rigorous tests and focus groups. After analyzing all the feedback, Portney decides whether he wants to invest his money to help bring products to store shelves.
THE GREAT
PINK
SCARE
PBS INDEPENDENT LENS
In 1960, Massachusetts state police troopers swept through the idyllic town of Northampton and hauled 15 men off to jail. Three of them were professors at elite Smith College. Based on the book 'The Scarlet Professor,' this documentary traces the devastating persecution that followed when the professors were charged with possessing and dispersing obscene literature. On the surface, it was the routing out of pornographers, but in reality, it was a McCarthy-like witch-hunt against homosexuals.