Somebody's Gotta Do It

Season 2

Mike Rowe visits unique individuals and joins their undertakings, paying tribute to innovators, do-gooders, collectors, fanatics - people driven by passion and purpose, occasionally indulging in hobbies that get out of hand.

Where to Watch Somebody's Gotta Do It • Season 2

8 Episodes

  • Bullfighting
    E1
    BullfightingMike becomes a rodeo bullfighter, sees how bitter beans become tasty chocolate and meets a man who brings Abe Lincoln to life.
  • River Rescue
    E2
    River RescueMike Rowe meets with Chad Pregracke, the man who made it his life's work to clean up America's waterways. Later, Mike discovers the art of ice sculpting in Wisconsin and travels to Pine, Colorado to try blacksmithing.
  • Mexican Wrestling Meets Burlesque
    E3
    Mexican Wrestling Meets BurlesqueMike explores a cross between wrestling and burlesque, heads to Wisconsin to learn ice curling and turns recycled glass into his very own masterpiece.
  • Highway Boulder Crew
    E4
    Highway Boulder CrewMike tries his hand at water ballet, learns rock climbing and repelling in a day and raises a super-sized flag.
  • Monster Truck Rally
    E5
    Monster Truck RallyMike gets behind the wheel of a monster truck, tries his hand as a punk rock bike polo player, and joins a forager in the pursuit of ingredients for a feast.
  • Navy Seabees
    E6
    Navy SeabeesMike works with the Navy Seabees to build a bridge, tries his hand at medieval sword fighting, and emerges himself in Edgar Allan Poe history.
  • Chicago Ice Rescue
    E7
    Chicago Ice RescueMike participates in an ice rescue mission in the Windy City, learns the ins and outs of Russian/Turkish bathouses, and takes a chance with voodoo culture.
  • Low Riders
    E8
    Low RidersMike gets schooled in the history of low riders while in East L.A., meets the master of cigar box guitars in Jackson, Mississippi and crafts a unique bobblehead in Georgia.

 

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