PTDR on Discovery (one more time)

by Scott Beale on May 15, 2005 · 1 comment

Power Tool Drag Races

Back in February we posted that last year’s Power Tool Drag Races was being shown on The Discovery Channel as a four part series. Well they only aired two episodes and then nothing until recently when they finally showed all four. Well, they will be broadcasting all four episodes at least one more time this week at the somewhat odd time of 5:00pm:

Episode 1 – Monday, May 16th @ 5:00pm
Episode 2 – Tuesday, May 17th @ 5:00pm
Episode 3 – Wednesday, May 18th @ 5:00pm
Episode 4 – Thursday, May 19th @ 5:00pm

Here’s the full schedule.

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1 CTP April 14, 2009 at 3:16 pm

Hey that’s my car, Roadrash!!!! How funny. I followed the link from the Doing DaVinci post just to see which post this was…wow, that was a while ago, wasn’t it?

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