What amazes me is how complex some manufacturing processes have become.
You really get to see the production of so many things without a "wavy handed presenter" getting the way between the camera and the action.
There's little modern day dumbing down.
I was watching how peanut butter was made and puzzled as to how they extract the center of the peanut, as it said it is bitter, But it didn't show how this was done - how on earth would it be possible to extract the cente of every single peanut?
There was a similar bit on Jimmy's Food Factory where it showed the process and it all done with big machinery, lasers, scanning etc.
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I like Quest. building hotrods.
Nope, Tony Hirst narrates all the UK episodes.
I think i've even seen some of the episodes dozens of times but still enjoy watching them.
You really get to see the production of so many things without a "wavy handed presenter" getting the way between the camera and the action.
There's little modern day dumbing down.
Figured as much.. it seems that the majority of these types of shows get redubbed in the UK. Same goes for Mythbusters and Deadliest Catch etc.
After listening to that video I prefer the UK voice, it suits the type of programme better.
Still couldn't tell you how though