I could never decide if I loved How It's Made or hated it. At face level, it's kind of boring, what with the consistent, monotone narration and generic, cell-phone levels of music production. But I'll admit, whenever my friends and I ran into it while flipping channels, we stopped.
[I also admit that while writing this I took a five minute break to watch a How It's Made segment on hotdogs.]
But there's was no question with How It's Unmade, a smartly funny look at how Oreos (really, Newman O's) are a major source of raw materials. It's really just the Newman O's segment backwards, but man is the writing on spot. Check it out after the jump.
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And for good measure, here's the hotdog segment that distracted me.
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