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Season 1 – Really Big Things

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Size matters in this documentary series in which host (and former "American Idol" contestant) Matt Rogers explores such massive man-made marvels as skyscrapers, heavy machinery, the Goodyear Blimp and observatory telescopes. Rogers' hosting style is somewhat comedic, but the situation can be serious at times -- such as when a nearby dumpster truck tips over and cuts restraining wires on a concrete mat. So sit back, turn your brain off for an hour and enjoy watching really big things in action.
Really Big Things — Season 1

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Matthew Rogers

Host

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Jan 9, 2007 Paper Maker The prevention of bank erosion along the Mississippi River; breaking ore in the Arctic Circle; the world's largest paper mill. Details Episode 2 Aired Jan 16, 2007 Wind Mill Factory The Arizona Cardinals football stadium; the largest dump truck in the world; the largest windmill turbines. Details Episode 3 Aired Jan 23, 2007 Largest Telescope A vertical motion simulator; a blast hole drill; the largest binocular telescope. Details Episode 4 Aired Jan 30, 2007 Giant Tree Spade A North Carolina tire re-treader; a hydroelectric plant in Washington; a giant tree-spade. Details Episode 5 Aired Feb 6, 2007 Swing Bridge GE's Evolution Series Locomotive plant in Erie, Pa.; Mississippi dredger; Spokane Street Bridge in Seattle. Details Episode 6 Aired Feb 13, 2007 Really, Really Big Show Goodyear's "The Spirit of America" blimp; California trash compactor. Details
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Really Big Things — Season 1

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Season Info

Network
Discovery Channel
Rating
TV-G
Genre
Special Interest
Original Language
English
Release Date
Jan 9, 2007