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Six Degrees with Mike Rowe

I'm pretty surewe can fit "karcher" In between "texas" Back in 1954, When computers...

I'm pretty sure
we can fit "karcher" In between "texas"
and "instruments." ♪♪ Rowe: Back in 1954, When computers were
the size of a room, Texas instruments
released the transistor radio, Which quickly became The best-selling electronics
device of its time

Full Transcript

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I'm pretty sure we can fit "karcher"
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In between "texas" and "instruments."
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♪♪
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Rowe: Back in 1954,
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When computers were the size of a room,
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Texas instruments released the transistor radio,
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Which quickly became
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The best-selling electronics device of its time.
Duration
22 seconds
Views
20
Timestamp in Movie
00:17:12
Uploaded
May 25, 2025
Season
1
Episode
2
Genres
documentary, comedy, history
Production
School of Humans

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Movie Summary

Mike Rowe shows how many things in the world are connected. By using historical facts, Mike takes two seemingly unrelated things and shows an indirect connection.
S01 • E01 Legend has it that swift had an a-ha moment - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:16
Legend has it that swift had an a-ha moment
S01 • E06 The information in this report changed the way we built, - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:08
The information in this report changed the way we built,
S01 • E06 This is the definitive work of the man who saw it coming, - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:14
This is the definitive work of the man who saw it coming,
S01 • E01 Upton sinclair described it like this in his hysterical novel - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:11
Upton sinclair described it like this in his hysterical nove...
S01 • E04 Universal Studios is having a party, and why not? - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:04
Universal Studios is having a party, and why not?
S01 • E05 It reads, "be it known that I, robert a. Chesebrough, - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:11
It reads, "be it known that I, robert a. Chesebrough,
S01 • E02 More importantly, this was proof that electronics - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:06
More importantly, this was proof that electronics
S01 • E04 There's a lot to celebrate, thanks - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:04
There's a lot to celebrate, thanks
S01 • E03 The year is 1906, and you can feel the excitement in the air. - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:06
The year is 1906, and you can feel the excitement in the air...
S01 • E02 This simple radio was made possible - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:08
This simple radio was made possible
S01 • E04 His idea for "Dracula"-- it turned out to be a phenomenon. - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:04
His idea for "Dracula"-- it turned out to be a phe...
S01 • E01 "the grease and filth have caked solid - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:06
"the grease and filth have caked solid
S01 • E03 Obviously, they made a film about ned - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:05
Obviously, they made a film about ned
S01 • E06 I don't want to say I told you so, but, you know. - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:05
I don't want to say I told you so, but, you know.
S01 • E05 He went with the german word for water - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:05
He went with the german word for water
S01 • E01 "and many times, an unwary stranger - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:13
"and many times, an unwary stranger
S01 • E03 They made the first full-length premiere, except it - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:07
They made the first full-length premiere, except it
S01 • E04 So Bela pitched the studio on another idea-- - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:09
So Bela pitched the studio on another idea--
S01 • E06 [ chuckles ] - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:10
[ chuckles ]
S01 • E02 The transistor was smaller, cooler, more durable, - Six Degrees with Mike Rowe 00:07
The transistor was smaller, cooler, more durable,