Somebodys Gotta Do It

Mike goes behind the scenes and steps into one as he faces the longest 90 seconds of his life He must hold a perfect pose as Bartholomew in a live display of Leonardo da Vincis Last Supper for the Laguna Beach annual Pageant of the Masters event See what goes into this annual event and what it takes to make famous paintings come to life

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

Mike Rowe visits the be all end all training ground for first responders Disaster City In preparation for any sort of catastrophe and despite having a bad ankle sprain he runs the course with first responders Mike He also takes some time to speak with Billy Parker founder of Disaster City about the inspiration behind the project and Billys heroic battle with Parkinsons Disease

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

Mike Rowe meets a former hippie turned successful entrepreneur who is rethinking the dairy farm and making delicious goat cheese Artisanal entrepreneurs of Northern California give Mike more than a taste of their lifestyle

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

Mike Rowe witnesses the backstage magic at one of the biggest shows in Las Vegas and meets the man responsible for it all Dale Hurt of the Le Reve diving show gives Mike an opportunity to learn up close the danger of the deathdefying feats

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 Rowe takes a fascinating yet unsettling journey through medical history at the Mutter Museum Home to preserved anatomical specimens antique surgical tools and rare pathological oddities the museum reveals the beauty and complexity of the human body Visitors encounter everything from skull collections to preserved organs sparking curiosity and reflection on science and mortality

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

Mike Rowe ventures into the unforgiving desert to train with survival expert Thomas Coyne At the Survival Training School of California Mike will focus on essential skills to endure extreme conditions and learn from Thomas why he started this school to begin with

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.

In Kansas City Mike Rowe pays a visit to a legacy marching band and drum line Don Daughtry teaches his young students to reach for a brighter future as he leads a drum and dance corps called The Marching Cobras Mike speaks with him and students about what this group means to the community

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 secondhand equipment and a love of chocolate to turn their lumberyard into a chocolate factory Their company Dick Taylor Chocolate became one of the nations only beantobar gourmet chocolate enterprises Mike spends the day with Adam and Dustin to learn what it takes to make a great chocolate bar

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 Rowe attends the Skills USA competition in Kansas City He takes on some of the showcased skills - from welding and carpentry to cake decorating and broadcasting At the event Mike competes in realworld challenges judged by industry experts that help participants build confidence professionalism and careerready skills

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 Rowe visits CalTrans to explore the massive undertaking of maintaining Californias roads and highways He meets the team in Ojai California and learns exactly what it takes to keep roads safe and clean From repairing damaged infrastructure to ensuring safety for millions of drivers the CalTrans team does it all

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.

Mike continues his tour and work aboard the USS John C Stennis In his extended visit he explores the onboard entertainment and meal regime and also takes a leisurely stroll on deck to search for dangerous ball bearings and camera equipment