Inspired by a scene from Bourne Supremacy, Adam and Jamie want to know if 9% methane to oxygen is the recipe for the perfect bang. The relation of oxygen to flammable gas is called stoichiometry.

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

Grant and Tory head to NASA to find out if a leaky airplane toilet can cause a buildup of blue ice that could detach from a plane and plummet from the sky.

If you work for 10 years collecting antacids in prison, can you escape?

You would think night vision goggles would help, but that might not be the case.

To Adam Savage’s surprise, the expansion rate for these tablets is exponential.

If you’re buried alive is there a chance you could escape? B team puts this myth to the test.

Can Jamie’s improvised body armor hold up against a range of weaponry?

There’s a specific technique for finishing the task unscathed by the hot coals.  But does Adam know the secret?

Adam and Jamie play with giant Tesla coils to see if they can take down bad guys with an electric stun gun that works on water.

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.

Adam and Jamie construct a model home and place it into a wind tunnel. The results may help secure your home in high winds.

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.

See the absolutely stunning vacuum effect that implodes a tanker causing Adam and Jamie to fist bump.

On the menu for THIS aftershow: food fights, tongue twisters and blasting caps. Oh, and the shrimp video? One of the only myths in which NOTHING about it could POSSIBLY be true.

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