How Do They Do It?

About How Do They Do It?

"How Do They Do It?" is a fascinating TV series that debuted in 2005. The show explores the technology and logistics behind some of the most complex aspects of modern life, such as how products are made and the intriguing science behind natural phenomena. From mining the deepest sea to manufacturing cars, from the operation of massive cargo ships to the design of digital cameras, the series provides a deep dive into the fascinating processes that most of us take for granted.

Making / Production

Produced by Wag TV for Discovery Channel, the show's unique approach appeals to varied audiences with their wide range of topics. Each episode often involves visiting factories or venues to witness the production of different parts and devices.

Actors

• Robert Llewellyn - The primary narrator who flawlessly explains complex systems in easy-to-understand terms.
• Iain Lee - Another narrator who handles specific segments, making technical aspects of the subjects engaging and fascinating.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The show has been localised in different countries with local hosts and languages.
• No episode is exactly the same as the topics and subjects vary extensively.
• It has been aired in more than 60 countries worldwide.

Awards

As of now, the "How Do They Do It?" series has not received any known awards. However, the show enjoys consistent ratings and enthusiasm from its growing audience base.

Quotes

• "You may take it for granted, but how do they actually do it?" - Narrator
• "From the drawing board to the city streets, we reveal the technological leaps forward that have enabled the world's biggest structures and machines to be created." - Narrator

Music, Soundtrack

• The main theme of "How Do They Do It?" is an instrumental piece that perfectly goes with the show's suspenseful exploration of unseen processes.