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Episodes (6)
Apr 17, 2011
(Minneapolis/St. Paul.) The inspection of America begins as Timothy uncovers a famous collapse, a reservoir on the verge, and a bridge that could pose a serious danger. America, we can fix it! Timothy Galarnyk, an infrastructure safety inspector with over 35 years of experience, hosts.
Apr 24, 2011
(Los Angeles.) Timothy evaluates a diseased bridge, a critical water system, congested highways, and finds himself in the middle of a dangerous downpour.
May 01, 2011
Timothy finds significant problems with the infrastructure of Seattle. He feels that not all of these problems are being adequately addressed.
May 08, 2011
(San Francisco.) Timothy inspects a deadly gas line, sewers built during the Gold Rush, and a football stadium built on an earthquake fault. America, we can fix it!
May 15, 2011
Timothy investigates the Las Vegas infrastructure to see how well it copes with a prolonged drought, as well as flash floods. The effects of past infrastructure decisions on current residents are reviewed.
May 22, 2011
Timothy visits Detroit and finds infrastructure issues with roads, electricity, water, and abandoned buildings. He is impressed with a solar generation facility at a Ford factory.
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Inspector America Season 1 (2011) is released on Apr 17, 2011. Watch Inspector America online - the English Documentary TV series from United States. Inspector America is directed by Michael Webster and created by Michael Webster with Timothy Galarnyk and Archie Allen. Inspector America is available online on Hoopla and Apple TV.
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As Self - Host
As Self - Bridge Superintendent
As Self - Equpment Superintendent Renda Pacific
As Self - Robinwood Street Resident
As Self - Environmentalist
As Self - Regional Manager Renda Pacific
As Self - Robinwood Street Resident
As Self - Assistant Project Engineer
As Self - Detroit Firefighters Association President
As Self - Ocean Water Desalination Program Manager Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility
