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Flaming Reel

Trust us: You'll learn a TON from this aftershow, from Tory's family background to Kari's hidden stick-shift talents to Grant's fatal error on the fishing boat.

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Kari, Tory, and Grant investigate whether a woman's bra size influences tip size.WWW

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Storm in a D-Cup

Jamie and Adam play the video game Fruit Ninja in real life (with a sword AND a chainsaw) to see how real life stacks up against the game. Because that's what they do.WWW

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The Fruit Ninja Experiment

Mythbusters has had a lot of explosions. So you can bask in their pyrotechnic glory, enjoy this mashup set to the 1812 Overture.WWW

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Explosive Overture

Is it really possible for falling glass to cleave a person in half? Jamie and Adam attempt to test the myth of the glass guillotine.WWW

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The Folly of Falling Glass

Are laser blasters really lasers? Adam calculates the speed of blaster bolts to find out.WWW

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Let's Talk Laser Blasters

Jamie and Adam put the myth of higher ground to the test in this epic lightsaber battle.WWW

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Lightsaber Duel

Were Kari, Grant and Tori surprised by their results How did they feel about wasting so much wine?WWW

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Dodge A BulletWWW

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In video games, when you shoot an oil or propane tank, it blows up ... is this gaming baloney? Kari, Tory and Grant answer your Gas Room Boom questions.WWW

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Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman admit they missed something BIG in this episode. See what it is (and know that they're sorry).WWW

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Ancient Chinese warriors really wore armor made from paper? Yes. Yes, they did.WWW

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Slow-mo In Action

You may be impressed that Jamie Hyneman was able to dodge a Hollywood blank from 500 yards away ... but he wasn't.WWW

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MythBusters InvasionWWW

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MythBusters Invasion

Could an on-fire wine truck start shooting out corks? Domaine Carneros Winery's Eileen Crane gives Kari Byron her expert opinion.WWW

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To put the flaming-reel myth to the test, Tory, Kari and Grant got up at the crack of dawn. See what greeted them when they arrived at Fisherman Wharf in this deleted scene.WWW

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Did Kari Byron enjoy torturing Tory Belleci and Grant Imahara during the Don't Drive Angry test? Yeah. Kinda.WWW

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The myth of a car surviving a drive under a semi seemed simple. The set-up was simple. But getting it to work? Not simple. Not simple at all.WWW

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Shock and Uhhhh

Welding work on cruise ships requires a steady hand ... or disaster results.WWW

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Build It BiggerW

The tiny island of Singapore is ready to increase it's footprint and build an entirely new downtown. This evolution will be complete with the country's first casino, the Marina Bay Sands.WWW

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The Marina Bay Sands

Prior to Hurricane Katrina, levees were the only line of defense the residents of New Orleans had against flooding. Now, builders are looking to create the largest surge barrier in the world, changing the way New Orleans fights hurricanes.WWW

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Rebuilding the Levees

The Al Hamra Tower is one of the largest skyscrapers in the world. Unlike any other skyscrapers, it is the only one with a design that was truly inspired by its environment.WWW

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Design of Al Hamra

Kuwait is building the world's tallest twisting structure. The Al Hamra tower will be a skyscraper like no other in the world!WWW

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The Al Hamra Tower

The Navy destroyer is heading back home in Norfolk, VA. See how it backs in to a tight spot with help from a tugboat. And Danny Forster!WWW

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Build It Bigger Navy Destroyer

Ever wonder why a rocket is covered in tile? Find out how this special tile is created and how it will protect the large NASA rockets from the heat of space.WWW

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In order to prepare astronauts for their flight in space NASA must send each future pilot through flight simulation, and we get an up close look at what's in store.WWW

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Flight Simulation

Las Vegas is known for making first impressions and City Center goes against the grain, but the Veer project manages to break the mold! Building on an incline is not going to be a "simple" project.WWW

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Building the Veer

When the Marina Bay Sands opens later this year, Singapore will instantly become one of the largest gaming markets in the world! It is now up to the builders to reinvent the idea of the Hotel/Casino.WWW

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Changing the Gaming Market

Since its founding, New Orleans has worked against the elements. Now times are changing and the city is looking to work with nature instead. Can an answer to flooding be found in a new concrete material?WWW

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Working with the Elements

In order to test how astronauts will get around on the moon, they must use the Lunar Electric Rover, found only in Houston, Texas.WWW

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Lunar Electric Rover

When it comes to skimming across the Florida seas, Crockett and Tubbs have nothing on Mr. Danny Forster.WWW

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95 MPH and Counting

We’re putting Deflategate to the test! Do slightly deflated footballs give players an edge?WWW

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Are Deflated Balls Actually Easier to Catch?