Sliced
{{For|the British television sitcom|Sliced (TV series)}}
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| starring = John McCalmont
Budd Kelley
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| runtime = 30 minutes (including commercials)
| company = Powderhouse Productions
| channel = History Channel
| first_aired = {{start date|2010|4|22}}
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Sliced is an American television series that premiered on {{start date|2010|4|22}} on the History Channel. The program was hosted by John McCalmont and Budd Kelley, who slice everyday objects in half to uncover how they work. The show aired on Thursdays at 10:00 pm Eastern Time, with three episodes airing on a Saturday afternoon, and the last airing on a Thursday at 8:00 pm Eastern Time.{{cite web|url=http://www.history.com/shows/sliced/articles/about-sliced |title=Sliced — About Sliced — |publisher=History.com |access-date=2012-03-17}}
Episodes
=Season 1 (2010)=
The first season consisted of 17 episodes.{{cite web|url=http://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/sliced/episodes/304224|title=Sliced Episodes on The History Channel|access-date=22 June 2010}}
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| "Coin Operated" | {{start date|2010|4|22}} | Coin-operated machines are sliced apart with the goal of seeing if there are mechanisms that prevent cheating. Among the items sliced are a pinball machine, a slot machine, and a pool table. | Pinball machine, a slot machine, and a pool table |
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| "Armored Vehicle" | {{start date|2010|4|22}} | An armored van is sliced apart. |
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| "Toys" | {{start date|2010|4|29}} | Toys are sliced apart including the Magic 8 Ball, an Etch A Sketch, and toy cars. | Claw machine, Magic 8 Ball, an Etch A Sketch, and toy cars |
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| "Confidential Kitchen" | {{start date|2010|4|29}} | A refrigerator, a stove, and a garbage disposal are sliced. | Refrigerator, a stove, and a garbage disposal |
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| "Fire Truck" | {{start date|2010|5|6}} | A fire truck is sliced. |
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| "Power Tools" | {{start date|2010|5|6}} | Power tools are sliced. | Power tools |
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| "Saloon" | {{start date|2010|5|13}} | Beer taps, a jukebox, a mechanical bull, and a ride on rodeo bull are sliced. | Beer tap, a jukebox, and a mechanical bull |
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| "Bathroom Disaster" | {{start date|2010|5|13}} | A toilet, a hair dryer, and a shower are sliced. |
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| "Golf" | {{start date|2010|5|20}} | Golf equipment is dissected | Golf balls, golf club (driver), electric golf cart, industrial leaf vacuum |
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| "Spy Car" | {{start date|2010|5|20}} | A custom-built spy car with a flame thrower and smoke screen is examined. | Spy car |
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| "Vending Machines" | {{start date|2010|5|27}} | A vending machine is examined. |
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| "Garbage Truck" | {{start date|2010|5|27}} | A garbage truck is examined. |
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| "All Terrain" | {{start date|2010|6|19}} | | |
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| "Bowling Alley" | {{start date|2010|6|19}} |A whole bowling alley is dissected. |
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| "Bank Heist" | {{start date|2010|6|19}} | Many types of security equipment including safes, door locks, and Bank safes are examined. | |
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| "Electronics" | {{start date|2010|6|24}} | Several electronics are examined, and the advances made between old and new products are observed. | Two televisions (one CRT and one LCD), a subwoofer, two Polaroid cameras (one 600 series instant film, one digital), noise-cancelling headphones |
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|"Robots" | {{start date|2010|6|29}} | Some Robots are dissected. | A Smart Bot (rolling robot), RoboQuad (a four-legged robot), Zoltar (a fortune telling robot), and a robot vacuum cleaner. |