Somebody's Gotta Do It

Mike participates in the annual Pageant of the Masters festival where he helps bring Leonardo da Vinci's painting "The Last Supper" to life.

Mike meets a French entrepreneur and chef who uses traditional Mennonite farming methods to produce a better tasting chicken.

Mike visits Disaster City to train with first responders in preparation for any sort of global catastrophe.

Mike visits a wild life and research institute with the some abnormal methods for saving endangered birds.

Mike meets a former hippie turned successful entrepreneur who is rethinking the dairy farm and making delicious goat cheese.

Mike meets an artist who is changing the look of his hometown of Austin, Texas with beautiful neon folk art.

Mike witnesses the back stage magic at one of the biggest shows in Las Vegas and meets the man responsible for it all.

Mike visits a museum dedicated to hair and its charming curator. Then Mike meets a hairstylist who has found the perfect canvas is man's best friend.

Mike visits a medical museum and meets the historical record keeper of the human body in all of its glory, suffering, pain, and splendor.

Mike meets the man who is pulling millions of pounds of trash from America's waterways.

Mike travels to the inhospitable desert to learn the art of survival and make amends for his television past.

Mike visits a Texas town obsessed with Watermelons and seed spitting. He then meets a world champion barista who explains the power of the coffee bean.

Mike visits a legacy marching and drum line in Kansas City that's giving kids a chance at a better future.

Mike helps turn 40 dump trucks of dirt into a Monster Jam track at Harris Bradley Arena in Milwaukee, then test drives the legendary Max D monster truck.

Mike meets carpenters Adam Dick and Dustin Taylor, who used their love of chocolate and old, second-hand equipment to turn their lumberyard into a chocolate factory, which became one of the nation's only "bean to bar" gourmet chocolate companies-Dick Taylor Chocolate.

Mike attends the PBR in Chicago, Illinois, to train and work as a bull fighter; these are the folks that distract the bull, so the fallen rider doesn't get hurt-but the bull fighters often do, and Mike faces live bulls-twice!

Mike attends the SkillsUSA National Competition in Kansas City, Missouri, and tries his hand at welding, cake decorating, and broadcasting. Spoiler Alert: He's not good!

Mike visits the Two-Bit Circus in Los Angeles, California, where disruptive innovators have added an A to STEM to make it STEAM-Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. They've taken traditional carnival games and given them a facelift using STEAM skills to get kids interested in STEM careers.

Mike meets the man who is pulling millions of pounds of trash from America's waterways.

In this two-episode segment, Mike and his crew take you deep inside the workings of the largest ship in the US Navy, the USS John Stennis. From the mess hall to the flight deck, Mike does every job on the ship, and along the way learns the history of these floating cities.

In this two-episode segment, Mike and his crew take you deep inside the workings of the largest ship in the US Navy, the USS John Stennis. From the mess hall to the flight deck, Mike does every job on the ship, and along the way learns the history of these floating cities.