Year: 1995
Hidden Gold – California’s Gold (605)
Huell looks beneath the surface of our state. First he goes to the prehistoric La Brea Tar Pits in the heart of Los Angeles, where prehistoric
Long Beach Naval Shipyard – Visiting (314)
Huell visits historic Long Beach Naval Shipyard and gets a behind the scenes look at how it works, including a close look at a ship in dry-dock.
LAPD Graduation – Visiting (313)
Huell visits the historic L.A. Police Academy and watches as another class becomes one of L.A.’s finest. Note: This episode was released
Snow Show – Visiting (312)
Huell treks to Mammoth Lakes with the Deptartment of Water and Power to look at the immense snow pack and how it relates to Southern
Madrona Marsh – Visiting (311)
Huell takes a walk and discovers the last remaining vernal marsh in Los Angeles County. Nestled smack in the middle of Torrance, this marsh is a
Warner Bros. Tour – Visiting (309)
Huell gets a behind-the-scenes tour of this historic lot, where many Hollywood classics were filmed. Note: This episode was released across
Descanso Gardens – Visiting (310)
Huell gets a wonderful tour of these beautiful gardens located in Flintridge. We’ll see all the treasures hidden in this thirty-acre forest
Important Places – California’s Gold (604)
Huell travels to two significant but little-known places in California. First he gets a tour of the fields of Camp Pendelton, near San Diego,
Olives and Berries – California’s Gold (603)
Huell gets a taste of history as he visits two families who have turned their crops into empires. He visits both the olive orchards in the San
Maritime Museum – Visiting (308)
Huell takes a look at this wonderful museum in San Pedro, filled with Southern California maritime history. Note: This episode was released