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John Ratzenberger's Made in America is an American documentary television series hosted by John Ratzenberger. The series premiered January 6, 2004, on the Travel Channel. Ratzenberger visits various American manufacturers, taking the show's viewers along on the tours and showing how various everyday items are made.
YearSeasonDvdCompanies2004Season 11Gibson Guitars, Annin Flag Company, SPAM2004Season 11Harley Davidson, Gatorade2004Season 11Monopoly, Louisville Slugger, Oscar Mayer ...2004Season 11Airstream, Hartman- Documentary
Made in America: With Diane Charles, John Ratzenberger, Chase White, Darin Ferraro. John Ratzenberger celebrates American manufacturing and the skill of American workers as he travels to factories in towns throughout the country.
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Ratzenberger’s Travel Channel show ‘Made in America,” which debuted in 2003 and went for five seasons, paved the way for Mike Rowe’s “Dirty Jobs” and a raft of similar shows. Ratzenberger, a trained carpenter before he pursued acting, linked up recently with the Made in America stores (www.madeinamericastore.com) to create gift ...
John Ratzenberger, best known for playing friendly postman Cliff Clavin on the popular sitcom "Cheers," hits the road in a camper as he travels across the United States to get the inside scoop...
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He wrote the book: We’ve Got it Made in America, A Common Man’s Salute to an Uncommon Country, a collection of essays from his five years on the road visiting factory towns throughout the country on the Travel Channel show “John Ratzenberger’s Made in America.”
John Ratzenberger and the Travel Channel take to the highways and byways of America to discover the ingenuity and elbow grease behind some of America's most famous and beloved consumer products in Made in America.
John Ratzenberger returns for a fifth season of Made in America, exploring the people, places and ingenuity behind some of America's most interesting companies and products. From every day names like Gore-Tex, Frito-Lay corn chips, and Sub-Zero refrigerators to exotic buildings like the Rock n' Roll Museum and the Seattle Space Needle, John ...
