How Do They Do It? - S11E19: Madeira, Aircraft Seats, Batteries

Name: Madeira, Aircraft Seats, Batteries
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2014-12-31
Duration: 22 min

Dec 31, 2014DocumentarySeason 11, Episode 19

A look at how George Washington's favourite tipple is made, how aircraft seats are tested without crashing a plane, and the manufacturing processes behind billions of batteries

Cast: Rupert Degas, Robert Llewellyn

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All Episodes - Season 11

01Parmesan, Runways, Reclining ChairsMay 15, 2014 02Carpets, Skis, Niagara PowerMay 22, 2014 03Nori, Beer Bottles, Shark DeterrentsMay 29, 2014 04Brass, Ice Patrol, PenjingJun 05, 2014 05Racing Bikes, Stunt Pilots, Oil WellJun 12, 2014 06Bagels, Racing Tires, Liuli GlassJun 19, 2014 07Trash Collecting in Venice, Australian Sheepskin, Pond AlgaeJun 26, 2014 08Turkish Delight. Silver. SunscreenJul 03, 2014 09Canvas. Stinky Tofu. Bottle RecyclingJul 10, 2014 10Beekeeping. Trikes. Body ArmourJul 17, 2014 11Heat-Proof Glass. ATMs. PaganiOct 10, 2014 12Aquavit, Motorcycle Racing Suits, Cleaning a CathedralNov 05, 2026 13Dock Cranes, Plastic Bags, BaublesOct 24, 2014 14Balsamic Vinegar, Drysuits, Stunt PlaneOct 24, 2014 15Super Steel, Wool, KiteboardsNov 07, 2014 16Soybean Matress, Aircraft Seats, Bra DesignNov 21, 2014 17Dry Wall, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Statuettes, SkytruckNov 28, 2014 18Car Windows, Glossy LipstickDec 31, 2014 19Madeira, Aircraft Seats, BatteriesDec 31, 2014 20Nickel, Canal Locks, Bubble TeaDec 31, 2014

How Do They Do It? S11E19 Synopsis

Stream How Do They Do It? "Madeira, Aircraft Seats, Batteries" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 2014-12-31, this episode is part of Season 11 of How Do They Do It?. Featuring performances from Rupert Degas, Robert Llewellyn among the cast. With a runtime of 22m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Documentary series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. A look at how George Washington's favourite tipple is made, how aircraft seats are tested without crashing a plane, and the manufacturing processes behind billions of batteries