The Re-Inventors contractor on the Canadian lifestyle program "Colour Confidenetial" for 65 episodes prior to co-hosting "The Re-Inventors". Jeremy MacPherson is a special effects artist and carpenter who has worked on hundreds of film and television productions, most notably "X-Men", "Chicago", "" and "". On History Television, two half-hour episodes were typically broadcast back-to-back in a one-hour time slot. It aired on the Canadian French TV channel "Historia" as Absurde et breveté and was dubbed into French. The series is airing in over 60 countries in 30 languages and is currently running on Smithsonian Channel and Charge! in the USA. The first
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