La nation de l'innovation d'Henry Ford

Love this show and its informative subjects BUT PLEASE have him stop that incessant rhyming!

The topics are great for young and old and really explains the new inventions. The mid show quizzes are fun and are great trivia. The show itself covers a wide range of topics and because the coverage is short but quite thorough, you still get enough information to explain the item in a simple easy to understand format.

As Mo walks through the museum it really piques your interest as to what all there is to see there. I would definitely love to see this whole museum which seems to cover a very large range of topics.

I can't believe I'm just discovering this show! What a shame shows like this don't get some notice. I heard Mo's voice (Mo Rocca, is the host) this morning when I turned on the TV, and that got my attention. I was lucky to have a DVR, so I could go back and see the whole show. This one included the salmon run, Whoossh fish cannon. And a piece on Webster's Dictionary. Fabulous! I've been a faithful fan of CBS's Sunday Morning since 1988, and in recent years, Mo Rocca joined the show. That's another show that I wish everyone watched. Anyway, looking forward to watching this next Saturday! Good for CBS! Sure beats so much of the other "no brain" nonsense put before us daily and nightly. Mo is the perfect host! Go Mo! Take us on another brain exhilarating ride!

The series provides some good coverage of technology developments, and also gives us hope that one day we might be able to visit this very interesting museum.

But someone should tell Mo, when wearing his grey suit, that he needs to flatten down his zipper tab once he has pulled it back up. The bright camera lights have a habit of reflecting on this metal tab during his presentation, diverting one's attention from what he is trying to tell us. This happens multiple times in pretty well every episode.

Like your show starts the brain to working and entertaining have a question I am retired and like to invent things think I have a couple of good prototypes and it is hard for us to get our ideas noticed was wondering if you have any avenues for inventors to pursue already have a patent pending. Thanks Herschel