MythBusters

The team tests some Alaskan anecdotes.

Jamie and Adam try to tenderize steak with explosives; they test to see if a motorist uses more fuel when driving under stress.

Adam and Jamie test ninja myths; they try to determine whether the one-inch punch really works and if a ninja can catch an arrow in mid-air.

Adam and Jamie test if it's possible to cling to the roof of a speeding car; Kari, Tory and Grant try to solve some jailbreak myths.

Adam and Jamie find out if a sonic shock wave can shatter glass; Tory, Grant and Kari try to bend bullets around obstacles.

The teams test two myths of locomotion from the reliable horse to the sometimes-unreliable motor car.

The team examines viral videos from the internet; they try to find out if people truly believe what they see.

The team tests four myths.

Myths Strike Back when Adam and Jamie once again confront the dark side of science in a workshop not so far away.

Ballistic backyard bedlam; glass guillotine; accidental ammunition.

Stow your tray tables because in this aviation extravaganza Adam and Jamie tackle two flights of fantasy.

Adam and Jamie blow up a boat with 1,000 lbs. of high explosive; homemade machine gun from the ``Breaking Bad`` finale.

Adam and Jamie put the pedal to the metal and set out to test two tall tales from the street racing world; they investigate whether oversteering increases agility and if reverse parking is still possible using the drifting technique.

Adam and Jamie attempt the mechanical metamorphosis of a car becoming a motorcycle and a bicycle becoming a boat.

Adam and Jamie challenge the science of virtual worlds from video games.

Testing the hijinks from the ``Indiana Jones`` franchise.

Adam and Jamie, along with Al Jean, the executive producer of ``The Simpsons,`` test occurrences from the show.

Questions about congestion; testing shockwave jams; roundabout vs. four-way stop sign; driving or flying; changing lanes.

Testing Hollywood car crimes; a cliff-top push; two-wheel wipeout; the Corvette barrel roll from ``Wanted.``

Testing heights; bobbing for an apple when jumping with a bungee cord; playing tennis upon an airplane wing.

Explosive scenarios from Hollywood; shooting a live grenade in midair; containing an explosion within an ordinary object.

Explosive scenarios from Hollywood; shooting a live grenade in midair; containing an explosion within an ordinary object.

Firearm cliches; firing a bent-barreled shotgun; firing a gun in space; dropping a gun in a deep fryer; stopping a bullet with weird items; shooting a neon sign.

The team tests the literal truth of three very different proverbs, herding cats, catching a greased pig and ten pounds of feces in a five-pound bag.

After more than 10 years of testing myths that people should not try at home, the ``MythBusters`` investigate myths that people can try.

Hollywood crash clichés; driving through glass; plowing throw traffic; firing an RPG at an SUV.

Testing an exploding still; using ``hooch`` to fuel an unmodified car.

Swinging Luke and Leia across a chasm with a grappling hook; an Ewok log crushing an Imperial ``Chicken Walker``; surviving in a tauntaun's belly.

Michael Rooker (``The Walking Dead``) helps the team test zombie myths; the more effective weapon, ax or gun; testing the strength of the living dead; outrunning or outsmarting a horde.

Snowflake of death; painting a room with a boom; the bifurcated boat myth.

Jamie and Adam are lost in the wilderness with only duct tape and bubble wrap; they must survive the desert, repel down canyon cliff-faces and brave Class 5 rapids.

Testing if a motorcycle can travel across water at high speeds; a parachute made from hotel room contents.

The Mythbusters go to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to test racing myths.

Testing a bathroom hand dryer vs. using paper towels; the cleanest bathroom stall; the best place to stand during an earthquake.

Captains Johnathan and Junior from Deadliest Catch join the team to test if a crab pot will drag you to the bottom if your foot is caught in a coil.

The 10th anniversary starts off with the busting of JATO rocket car.

Celebrity chef Alton Brown helps the team discover if it can cook lasagna in a dishwasher or a meal beneath the hood of a car.

Adam and Jamie see if certain sound frequencies can convince people of paranormal activity; finding out if the smell of fear exists.

The boys test whether a trench corner can slow down a shockwave and save a soldier.

A test to determine if it is possible to jump out the way of a bullet; how hard do you hit the water when jumping from great heights?

A movie myth about magazines and toasters; investigating the skies for blue ice.

The team takes five fan favorites and focuses on a new facet for each.

Adam and Jamie find out if an out-of-control car crashes and burns when it falls out of a cliff like in the movies; Kari, Tory and Grant check the story of a man who rocketed himself into the sky and survived.

Adam and Jamie test whether it's better to keep windows open or closed during a hurricane; liquid nitrogen.

The team dives into ``Hell's Kitchen`` to test two potential kitchen catastrophes and myths involving grease fires and water; the build team tries to blow up C4 in a microwave and use cheese in a cannon.

Adam and Jamie test whether a dirty car gets better gas mileage than a clean one; Kari, Grant and Tory test an old adage about hangovers concerning beer and liquor.

The team rolls out the sticky carpet for the most versatile implement in the toolbox while tackling a trio of tall tales about duct tape.

Adam and Jamie test the physics theory of bullet dropped vs. bullet fired; Kari, Grant and Tory test if it's possible to knock someone's socks off.

Adam and Jamie test out theories surrounding driving in the rain; they find out whether it is possible to stay dry by putting pedal to the metal.

Adam and Jamie find out if a sonic shock wave can shatter glass; Tory, Grant and Kari try to bend bullets around obstacles.

Adam and Jamie test if it's possible to cling to the roof of a speeding car; Kari, Tory and Grant try to solve some jailbreak myths.

Adam and Jamie put a YouTube myth to the test; the team experiments with Thermite, car stereo systems and handguns.

The whole team tackles the improbable myth of a skydiver hitting a playground seesaw and sending a small girl flying seven stories into the air.

The teams test two myths of locomotion from the reliable horse to the sometimes-unreliable motor car.

A classic physics problem is put to the test; the team tests two ``magic bullet`` theories.

The team tests YouTube myths; giant ball of Legos; the explosive power of match heads.

Adam and Jamie take on two classic comedy myths; Kari, Grant and Tory try to make homemade diamonds.

The team puts four myths sent in by viewers to the test, including finding out whether drinking alcohol can help to avoid hypothermia.

The team joins forces, placing popular sayings under the microscope to determine whether it really is ``impossible to polish a turd,`` possible to ``hit the ground running`` or advisable to ``end with a bang.``

The whole team gets together to test myths about survival; in Coffin Punch, Kari, Tory and Grant test the silver screen saga; Adam and Jamie question what bullet-proof is.

Adam and Jamie test an Indiana Jones myth; Kari, Grant and Tori try to break out of prison.

Jamie, Adam and Kari apply science to the theory that the more they drink, the more attractive they find the opposite sex.

Adam and Jamie test ninja myths; they try to determine whether the one-inch punch really works and if a ninja can catch an arrow in mid-air.

The team tests four myths.

Adam and Jamie try to turn a conventional electric stun gun into a water-powered electric stun gun.

Adam and Jamie take a fan mail film and use it to dial in on a phone book fable; the rest of the team test a fishy tale of Hollywood pyrotechnics with their own big bang theories.

The team examines viral videos from the internet; they try to find out if people truly believe what they see.

The team tests if NASA really did land on the Moon.

Jamie and Adam try to tenderize steak with explosives; they test to see if a motorist uses more fuel when driving under stress.

The team tests some Alaskan anecdotes.

The team tests Superhero gadgets including the grappling hook, the phantom ring punch and the phone booth change.

Kari, Tory and Grant put their lives on the line as they test a classic tale from the farmyard; we've all heard it, if you have to cross a field with a bull, the last thing you want to do is wear red.

Jamie, Adam and Kari apply science to the theory that the more they drink, the more attractive they find the opposite sex.

Hollywood crash clichés; driving through glass; plowing throw traffic; firing an RPG at an SUV.

Adam and Jamie take a fan mail film and use it to dial in on a phone book fable; the rest of the team test a fishy tale of Hollywood pyrotechnics with their own big bang theories.

Adam and Jamie try to turn a conventional electric stun gun into a water-powered electric stun gun.

Michael Rooker (``The Walking Dead``) helps the team test zombie myths; the more effective weapon, ax or gun; testing the strength of the living dead; outrunning or outsmarting a horde.

The whole team gets together to test myths about survival; in Coffin Punch, Kari, Tory and Grant test the silver screen saga; Adam and Jamie question what bullet-proof is.

The team joins forces, placing popular sayings under the microscope to determine whether it really is "impossible to polish a turd," possible to "hit the ground running" or advisable to "end with a bang."

Adam and Jamie test an Indiana Jones myth; Kari, Grant and Tori try to break out of prison.

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The team tests if NASA really did land on the Moon.

The team rolls out the sticky carpet for the most versatile implement in the toolbox while tackling a trio of tall tales about duct tape.

Stow your tray tables because in this aviation extravaganza Adam and Jamie tackle two flights of fantasy.

The MythBusters go to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to test racing myths.

Testing the hijinks from the "Indiana Jones" franchise.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

Adam and Jamie take on two classic comedy myths; Kari, Grant and Tory try to make homemade diamonds.

A classic physics problem is put to the test; the team tests two "magic bullet" theories.

Adam and Jamie test out theories surrounding driving in the rain; they find out whether it is possible to stay dry by putting pedal to the metal.

The team tests YouTube myths; giant ball of Legos; the explosive power of match heads.

The whole team tackles the improbable myth of a skydiver hitting a playground seesaw and sending a small girl flying seven stories into the air.

Adam and Jamie see if certain sound frequencies can convince people of paranormal activity; finding out if the smell of fear exists.

Myths Strike Back when Adam and Jamie once again confront the dark side of science in a workshop not so far away.

The team tests Superhero gadgets including the grappling hook, the phantom ring punch and the phone booth change.

Adam and Jamie challenge the science of virtual worlds from video games.

Adam and Jamie, along with Al Jean, the executive producer of "The Simpsons," test occurrences from the show.

Adam and Jamie attempt the mechanical metamorphosis of a car becoming a motorcycle and a bicycle becoming a boat.

Jamie and Adam are lost in the wilderness with only duct tape and bubble wrap; they must survive the desert, repel down canyon cliff-faces and brave Class 5 rapids.

Adam and Jamie put the pedal to the metal and set out to test two tall tales from the street racing world; they investigate whether oversteering increases agility and if reverse parking is still possible using the drifting technique.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

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Adam and Jamie test whether a dirty car gets better gas mileage than a clean one; Kari, Grant and Tory test an old adage about hangovers concerning beer and liquor.

Adam and Jamie test the physics theory of bullet dropped vs. bullet fired; Kari, Grant and Tory test if it's possible to knock someone's socks off.

Adam and Jamie put a YouTube myth to the test; the team experiments with Thermite, car stereo systems and handguns.

Adam and Jamie find out if an out-of-control car crashes and burns when it falls out of a cliff like in the movies; Kari, Tory and Grant check the story of a man who rocketed himself into the sky and survived.

The team dives into "Hell's Kitchen" to test two potential kitchen catastrophes and myths involving grease fires and water; the build team tries to blow up C4 in a microwave and use cheese in a cannon.

Adam and Jamie test whether it's better to keep windows open or closed during a hurricane; liquid nitrogen.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

Adam and Jamie blow up a boat with 1,000 lbs. of high explosive; homemade machine gun from the "Breaking Bad" finale.

Snowflake of death; painting a room with a boom; the bifurcated boat myth.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

Firearm clichés; firing a bent-barreled shotgun; firing a gun in space; dropping a gun in a deep fryer; stopping a bullet with weird items; shooting a neon sign.

Testing heights; bobbing for an apple when jumping with a bungee cord; playing tennis upon an airplane wing.

The team tests the literal truth of three very different proverbs, herding cats, catching a greased pig and ten pounds of feces in a five-pound bag.

Testing Hollywood car crimes; a cliff-top push; two-wheel wipeout; the Corvette barrel roll from "Wanted."

Questions about congestion; testing shockwave jams; roundabout vs. four-way stop sign; driving or flying; changing lanes.

Kari, Tory and Grant put their lives on the line as they test a classic tale from the farmyard; we've all heard it, if you have to cross a field with a bull, the last thing you want to do is wear red.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

Captains Johnathan and Junior from Deadliest Catch join the team to test if a crab pot will drag you to the bottom if your foot is caught in a coil.

Celebrity chef Alton Brown helps the team discover if it can cook lasagna in a dishwasher or a meal beneath the hood of a car.

Testing an exploding still; using "hooch" to fuel an unmodified car.

Testing if a motorcycle can travel across water at high speeds; a parachute made from hotel room contents.