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It's the end of an era as Jeff's beloved Shred Ranch is demolished, but not before we relive the best shreds from the past, and an all-star cast rips every shredable inch of the house to the ground.

Jeff and the BTS crew get scientifical at San Francisco's Exploratorium Science Center with "The Professor" Paul Schmitt and the Real Skateboard team.

Shredable fun is par for the course when the BTS crew takes over an abandoned 72-hole mini-golf course.

The Built to Shred team and host Jeff King create the worlds first musical skatepark full of obstacles that make beautiful music.

The BTS crew gets down and dirty when they take over a Carson City demolition yard and create a veritable paradise for the shredders out of of heavy machinery and repurposed materials.

The Built to Shred crew has fun in the crosshairs as they descend upon a law enforcement training facility to do some Dirty Harry-style shredding.

Jeff and the crew take a flying leap in a new direction as they work around the clock to create a skateboard-inspired glider in time for the Red Bull Flutag in Tampa, Florida.

The BTS crew takes over the Projects Wake Skate Park in Florida to harvest floating fun, and make amazing obstacles that have everybody shredding on water.

Rosa Parks would be proud, as the BTS crew moves to the front, the back, the top, and every side while shredding the busses at Zacher's Bus Salvage yard in Harbor City.

Jeff and the crew search for shred in a haystack at Cool Patch Pumpkin Patch where hay bales become building blocks, and the world's largest corn maze gets popped. BTS style.

Shred through the history of Rock and Roll stages as the BTS crew digs deep into the archives of sets at All Access Staging in Torrance.

Rube Goldberg meets North Shore British Columbia when host Jeff King and the crew turn the Built to Shred warehouse into a mountain bike mousetrap.

Jeff and the Built to Shred crew shred a vineyard, where they build a 20-foot-tall wine-barrel pipe for some of skating's best, from Nyjah Huston to Curren Caples.

The world's first build-and-ride sports show, hosted by famed builder, Jeff King.