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  • 4 stars

    Thank GOD there's no such thing as Smell-O-Vision

    January 9, 2007
    Mike delivers on every episode and every Dirty Job. What can you expect while watching this show? That Mike will tackle every job, (thought some not as willingly as others) with a sense of humor and a lack of snootiness. Mike is a warm and generous host and the show would not be the same with out him.

    My favorite episodes usually deal with him working with animals. The funniest I have seen was the Llama episode, watching him
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  • 4 stars

    Interesting and Informative Show

    October 28, 2007
    Dirty Jobs is an entertaining and informative answer. I mean, I love how the host does different jobs, quite interesting. I like the ostriche farming and snake/gator wrangling ones best.
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  • 4 stars

    Our whole family watches this show!

    July 3, 2007
    Our whole family sits down together to watch Mike Rowe and his team get into some disgusting situations. We love when the marathon's are running! Seeing some of the jobs other people do, makes me appreciate those people who do those dirty jobs! Thanks for putting this kind of show on television! We like seeing the bloopers at the end of the show too! Thanks guys!!
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  • 5 stars

    And You Thought You Have A Crappy Job

    June 17, 2008
    Now admit it. Every once in a while, maybe even today, you sat in your tiny cubicle at work saying to yourself; "Man, my job sucks." or "I hate my job." or maybe even "I wish I can find another job." Ever have those days? Before you decide to change jobs, there is a tv show that makes your boring job at a cubicle in an air conditioned building look quite cozy in comparision.

    On the Discovery Channel's documentary/reality show "Dirty Jobs", the show's host Mike Rowe meet and work along side people who work in the most disgusting, filthy, vile, revolting and downright dirty and dangerous places just so they can earn a paycheck. And these people like and even love what they do.

    Ever wonder what happens to your garbage after it's picked up by the garbage man? Or how they grow mushrooms and put them into those plastic wrapped containers you find in the supermarket? Ever wonder what happens after you flush the toilet or how they turn raw sewage water into water you can drink? Let me tell you, it doesn't happen by magic. It takes people working in some of the most disgusting and dirty places to make that happen. These people do the the kinds of jobs most of us won't do. They're the ones who as Mike Rowe says at the beginning of the show; "make civilized life possible for the rest of us."

    Besides highlighting the kinds of jobs most of us associate as being dirty such as being a plumber, working at the garbage dump, being a coal miner, an oil roughneck, pig farmer, working at a waste water sewage treatment plant and cleaning out septic tanks, Mike has highlighted jobs most of us don't think of as being a dirty job such as working at a baby day care center, at a candy shop, at a winery and beer brewery, being a dog groomer and a cheese maker. He has even shown us jobs most of us never heard of, want to think of or even thought of such as owl vomit collector, turkey famer, making compost out of dead turkeys, potato farmer, cranberry grower, picking up road kill, cleaning animal skeletons, baby chicken sexer, wine barrel maker, mushroom farmer, geothermal well digger, airport incinerator operator and airplane baggage loader. He has even shown us people who are real innovators such as the CT dairy farmer who makes flower pots out of cow poo and a man in Washington state who runs his pick-up truck on used restaurant cooking oil.

    What makes this show unique is that shows us the real America. It's not the CEO of a huge corporation with his tailored Armani suit or the big businesses headquartered in New York City that makes America run, it's the people who work at jobs most of us won't do such as the pest exterminator in Louisiana, the immigrant from Israel who now lives in Pennsylvania making a living cleaning cow hoofs, or it's the female enlisted Air Force airman fitting into a tight space in the belly of a KC-135 tanker plane to clean out jet fuel cells and it's the people cleaning up pigeon droppings off of buildings in New York City. They're the ones who make America what it is, a nation built on the ethic of hard work and making an honest living.

    Now, you may never want to work in a lump charcoal factory, at an auto salvage yard or at a scrap metal junkyard but just remember this; it's a dirty job but someone got to do it.
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  • 4 stars

    I love this show I watch it all the TIME!!!!!

    December 23, 2007
    I love watching this show. This man Mike Rowe gets himself dirty so we don't have to!! or at least he makes long travels to see other people at their dirty jobs and helps out at their dirty jobs and he gets to know what it is like for them when they get dirty. I know that everyone here that watches the show knows that this is what the show is about. This is what I like about the show. He must love to get DIRTY!!!! Also the way he helps people out at their jobs is also helpful on his part.
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