Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Love this show. John is so funny with all his little comments. If you have never seen this show, you should definitely give it a try. If you were a Cheers fan, you can still watch "Cliff" in all his goofy ways.It is about companies that make there "stuff", here in America. He may show you the making of a Coleman grill to Campbell's soup to RV manufacturers. He usually interacts with the people on the assembly lines and usually tries their job. Funny watching him try something that takes the skilled worker lots of time and experience. He is always so good to emphasize how important all people are in the making of any such products. He is the perfect choice for the host of this show.Hi SHELLY, Love ya!

I enjoy watching your show as it reinforces my feelings that we try our best to buy "Made in America". I would like to see you do a piece on Classic Leather. It is one of the last companies that still makes it's furniture in the time honored tradition. Their frames are still made in the US and exposed frames are still hand carved in the US where most companies are having everything made off shore. Please check them out. I think once people see what goes into making the furniture they will appreciate it and pay to have it "Made in America". Classic Leather is the oldest Leather furniture manufacturer in America, and is still family owned and operated.

I have been a fan of John Ratzenberger ever since I first saw him in the role of Cliff Clavin on Cheers. In the episode shown tonight, March 28, 2005 the final story was shot just about 15 miles from my home. His story on Comm-scope hits home. I attend church with many employees of Comm-Scope and I have some relatives that also work for them. It was good to see a local company make it on his show. Next week, April 5th he will have an episode shot at a hot air balloon factory located about 20 miles from my home.It is good to see what we Americans can accomplish in this modern, hi-tech world. We have the best workforce on the face of the planet. Period.Looking forward to continued episodes. Keep up the good work, John.WayneShook2

Made In America is a truly unique show. John Ratzenberger travels around the United States to visit factories that create some of the more iconic products in the United States. The production of Jack Daniels Whiskey, the story behind the Howard Johnson motel chain, and even the story of John Deere and their production of farm equipment are all featured.John Ratzenberger's extremely likable personality make this show very down to earth and humble. If you want to check out the products that help make the United States great, be sure to tune in. It airs on the Travel Channel every week.This is one show that I hope stays on the air a long time. Kudos to the Travel Channel!