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Mike Rowe travels to Chicago to immerse himself in the world of professional bull riding.
Mike Rowe travels to Chicago to immerse himself in the world of professional bull riding.
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S1 "CalTrans"Mike visits Caltrans to explore the massive undertaking of maintaining California's roads and highways. From repairing damaged infrastructure to ensuring safety for millions of drivers, he highlights the challenges and teamwork involved in keeping the state's transportation system running smoothly. Through hands-on work and conversations with dedicated workers, Mike showcases the grit and expertise required to tackle some of the most demanding and essential jobs in infrastructure maintenance.
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S1, EP20 "Aircraft Carrier -- Part 1"Join Mike and his team as they dive into the inner workings of the USS John Stennis, the largest ship in the U.S. Navy; from the bustling mess hall to the action-packed flight deck, Mike takes on every job on board.
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S1, EP21 "Aircraft Carrier Part 2"Mike continues his tour aboard the USS John C. Stennis to look at the on-board entertainment and meal regime; he takes a leisurely stroll on deck to search for dangerous ball bearings and camera equipment.
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S2, EP1 "Bullfighting"Mike faces down a 2,000 pound bull, learns the art of making craft chocolate, and is transported back in time to visit President Lincoln.
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