Thanks to Discovery, we have two, count them two, video previews of next week’s episode, “Vellum Maker.” Mike will be harvesting hops, an integral ingredient for the production of beer, and then will head to Hudson Valley to turn animal hides into paper. Both videos show Mike working with the animal hides.
Remember, Dirty Jobs airs Tuesday nights at 9:00pm ET on Discovery Channel with “Vellum Maker” airing on Tuesday, November 25th.
Mike visits a Chicken Farm to see how eggs make it to the store. There, he finds out that 1.4 million chickens equal a lot of poo, which he gets the chance to clean. Later, Mike learns how dirty dirt becomes clean dirt as he sterilizes soil in Oklahoma. Below is a preview of Mike performing one of his cleaning duties at the chicken farm.
Remember, Dirty Jobs airs Tuesday nights at 9:00pm ET on Discovery Channel with “Egg Farm” airing on Tuesday, November 18th.
Tomorrow night, November 11th, Mike finds himself at the Windsorland Mobile Home Park where homes are being broken down to make room for a new shopping center, then he heads off to Patina-V where he learns that making mannequins is not only a dirty job, but a form of art as well. Below is a preview of Mike cleaning up one of those mobile homes before it gets completely demolished.
Poor Mike. He’s always having troubles with his drawers. Remember, Dirty Jobs airs Tuesday nights at 9:00pm ET on Discovery Channel.
We recently told you about the next episode of Dirty Jobs which has Mike recapping some of the jobs that previous Presidents of the United States have had over their lives. We have a little teaser for tomorrow night’s new episode.
Be sure to watch Discovery tomorrow night for several episodes of Dirty Jobs, including the new Presidential Jobs episode.
With the U.S. elections getting closer, Discovery Channel is rolling out a new special episode of Dirty Jobs which looks back at some of the jobs Mike Rowe has done. Coincidentally, several U.S. Presidents have done some of these jobs as well and Mike will tell us all about them.
Here’s a clip from Discovery’s press release:
For the special, Mike relates past experiences he’s had on Dirty Jobs with the past lives and pastimes of Presidents – from James Polk, who hosted the first ever White House Thanksgiving turkey dinner (Mike recalls his famous “turkey insemination” episode), to Harry S. Truman, who worked on his family farm and once said, “No man should be allowed to be President who doesn’t understand hogs” (Mike remembers his “pig shaver” experience). Other Dirty Jobs episodes that relate back to our former Presidents’ dirty pasts include Rodent Control, BBQ Smoking, Salt Mining, Alligator Egg Collecting and more, offering a completely new way to look at the highest office in the land.
Additionally throughout Discovery’s November 4 primetime schedule, from 8 to 11PM ET/PT, the network will air 12 “Dirty Politics” segments (four per hour) that give surprising insight into the actual dirty jobs held by past presidents – from janitor (James Garfield) to tannery worker (Ulysses S. Grant) and butcher (Abraham Lincoln).
It sounds like a heck of an evening. After you vote (and I hope you all do), come home and enjoy a full evening of Mike Rowe.
It’s been a while since Dirty Jobs has had some new episodes, but we’ve known for a while that Discovery will begin airing more episodes in October. We now know what Mike Rowe will be up to. Check out our Season Four Episode Guide to see the jobs Mike Rowe will be tackling next month, everything from making potato chips to castrating sheep. It sounds like another great round of episodes.
With Discovery Channel’s 2008 Shark Week upon us now, you know Mike Rowe and company aren’t far behind. In fact, Dirty Jobs has a new Shark Week special airing Tuesday, July 29th, entitled “Greenland Shark Quest.”
In this special episode of Dirty Jobs, Mike heads to the edge of the Arctic Circle, on the northeast side of Canada’s Baffin Island in search of one of the most mysterious sharks known to man: the Greenland shark.
Be sure to tune in to this and the other Shark Week programming.
There’s a new episode of Dirty Jobs this Monday. Mike Rowe gets dirty in Alaska as he helps protect the environment by cleaning up an oil spill and then travels to Minnesota where he works to pull a car out of a lake that has fallen through the ice.
The show will be off the following week, so “Ice Salvage Crew” will have to tide us all over until the first week of June.
A few videos have surfaced in recent days that give us glimpses into Monday night’s new episode, “Turkey Inseminator.” Check them out below: