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Major food factories mass-produce Shreddies, black forest cake and tasty tzatziki using highly unique and interesting methods. .
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Jon and Brian put three extreme makeshift booby traps to the test. Later, they attempt to hide shotgun shells under floorboards. .
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The presenter shows how the ancient Greeks invented parchment with seemingly modern techniques and reveals the production of shuttlecocks. .
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Jon and Brian reconstruct a typical Hollywood movie stunt. Later, they test three mythical cures to see if it is possible to chop an onion without tearing up. .
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Giant magnetic bubbles millions of miles wide, bizarre invisible matter and a death star tearing through bands of icy comets, all in the cosmic backyard. .
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The team investigates whether a leaping carp could land a killer blow to a water skier. Later, they test to see if listening to aggressive music leads to aggressive driving. .
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Experts feature an out-of-control skydiver, an alarming wasabi prank, a one-wheeled revolution in motoring, and the longest car jump ever attempted. .
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The host sheds light on the planet Venus, which like Earth started with water. However, it was destroyed with too much sun and rampant volcanism. .
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Jon and Brian take aim at theories surrounding Western movies using nothing but a rifle and a revolver. They try to determine which weapon would prove to be more effective. .
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The journey of the atoms that make up the human body spans time and space. These chemicals building blocks came together to create life. .
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A jawbreaker factory produces 14,000 two-inch candy balls a day, Tim Hortons tackle thousands of pounds of beans per hour in its mammoth roasting facility and 30,000 empanadas are made from one batch. .
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Brian, Jon and two special guests see if a human being can be sent sprawling by a piece of plumage and if an injured criminal can steer a stolen taxi from the back seat. .
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A collection of clips featuring a man with a finger that can bash through coconuts, a car destroyed by a hose, an indestructible Batman suit and a 30-foot hand that can crush cars. .
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Brian and Jon investigate a tale of hydraulic hyperbole. They try to test the jets of a fountain lift and suspend a man floating in an inflatable ring. .
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An age-old technique packs a pistachio punch into every bite of baklava, high-tech machines create candy buttons at the rate of 150 pounds per hour and one batch of baby food fills 28,000 pouches. .
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The MythBusters tackle an explosive criminal caper and a cute canine conundrum. They try to destroy a small steel safe while preserving the bank bills. .
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The host learns how modern violins are made in Cremona, Italy, and how houses are built out of volcanic rock. .
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Experts shed light on whether God is worshipped in other worlds across the cosmos and how alien deities and methods of worship differ from those of humans. .
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The team sees if it is possible to safely escape from a burning car across a deadly high-voltage electricity web caused by downed power lines. .
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The origin of the Moon is a great planetary mystery in itself, but what lies beneath its surface could hold the key to future space travel. .
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A collection of strange scientific phenomenon caught on camera, including a ghost ship, a memory master and a bear that walks like a human. .
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Water defines the living blue planet and humans are lucky to have a home that is warm and wet. Experts explain the origin of water itself to the birth of the oceans. .
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The filmmaker shows how balloons and envelopes are made and what makes an aluminium wheel strong enough to support a car. .
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A special machine mixes many chunks into every pint of Cherry Garcia ice cream, a computer-controlled recipe ensures the perfect blend of Earl Grey tea and one batch of tapenade fills 15,000 jars. .
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Spicy salsa, velvety ice cream sandwiches, tangy Oka cheese and crunchy fortune cookies are made. .
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Up to 200 million pieces of Nitwitz candy are produced yearly, a huge number of popchips are made every year that they could circle the Earth thrice and five million Mighty Malts are made every day. .
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The presenter reveals the creation processes of Parma ham, rowing machines and the iconic signs of the London Underground. .
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The smartest and bravest people use science to do amazing things, from catching an arrow blindfolded to skipping with a rope made of molten glass. .
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Jon and Brian tackle the two ballistic mysteries of whether a dead body is bulletproof and if a non-Newtonian fluid is bombproof. .
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Jon and Brian tackle the two ballistic mysteries of whether a dead body is bulletproof and if a non-Newtonian fluid is bombproof. .
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The presenter talks about how the universe came into existence out of nothing, as various world-renowned physicists present their fascinating theories. .
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From creating a real-life lightsabre to riding the first bike that works on snow, smart and brave people use science to take their skills to the next level. .
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Jon and Brian turn a 700-pound water heater into a torpedo and later test a myth concerning an exploding sleeping bag full of flatulence. .
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The smartest and bravest people use science to do amazing things, which include balancing a digger on logs and lifting dumb-bells with a paper chain. .
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The team tackles two tabletop gaming myths. They try to pull off the impossible Jenga move and the domino effect which may lead to a car-crushing catastrophe. .
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Cool and refreshing frozen yoghurt, ultra-creamy Brie, hot and crispy spring rolls and soft and chewy Sweet Georgia Browns are made. .
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Ten million Molasses Kisses roll off the assembly line every year while it takes five days to make Spooky Eyes, gumballs that look like human eyeballs. .
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Sweet, crispy waffle cones, dark chocolate milk, tangy Dorito chips and the cheesy Indian dessert kesar ras malai are made. .
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The team investigates two film-inspired myths, namely using a fire extinguisher as a jetpack in a vacuum and the theory that no one can hear you scream in space. .
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Every unit of Bloody Skulls candy starts life in powdered form, cacao beans are transformed into milk chocolate Witch bars and bat cookies are made with a sweet, buttery taste. .
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Scientists have discovered pathogens that turn insects into zombies. Viruses are attacking humans every day, which may risk them becoming puppets. .
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Astronomers have discovered bizarre planets very different to Earth out in the galaxy. So far, never one as similar to Earth. .
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From opening a bottle with a feather to using another person as a snowboard, amazing things are accomplished by smart and brave people using science. .
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Adam and the team tackle a trio of tall tales from the world creep-crawlies. In the Big Stick, Jesse, Valerie and Rachel test the myth that a scaled-up bug trap can really trap a human. .
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