Making It
TV-PG
7.9
2018
Reality
In this reality competition, craft makers from all walks of life take on a series of projects. Over the course of each episode, the contestants must tackle a different theme, hand-making items in different disciplines — the difficulty of which increases with every episode until a winner is crowned.
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- Cast:
- Nick Offerman , Amy Poehler , Dayna Isom Johnson , Simon Doonan
Episode 6 : Happily Ever Crafter
September. 04,2018
On the season finale, the final three makers transform a real couple's wedding into an incredible handcrafted experience, and Amy, Nick and the judges name the Master Maker.
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Episode 5 : Inside Out
August. 28,2018
The makers bring nature inside with light fixtures made from natural materials, then they take the indoors out by transforming ordinary backyard sheds into unique personal spaces.
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Episode 4 : All of the Holidays at Once
August. 21,2018
The makers race to create last-minute Halloween costumes using household items before celebrating all of the holidays with front door displays for Valentine's Day, Easter, July Fourth and more.
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Episode 3 : Party Time!
August. 14,2018
The makers entertain Amy, Nick and the judges with scrumptious snack stadiums and a backyard bonanza, in which they repurpose and recycle materials to create themed party seating and matching outdoor games.
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Episode 2 : Home Sweet Home
August. 07,2018
Amy and Nick challenge the Makers to work small and create a hometown terrarium that represent in miniature what makes their hometowns so special.
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