MythBusters do more than explain how something may or may not be scientifically possible. Through trial and error they actually demonstrate it.
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10x09 Mailbag Special Aired: May. 20, 2012This fan-correspondence catch-up includes both question-answering and taking mini-myth requests such as whether you can eat a spoonful of cinnamon … [continue reading]
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- Alice Dallow (72 episodes)
- Tabitha Lentle (52 episodes)
- Lauren Gray Williams (31 episodes)
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- Peter Rees (50 episodes)
- Chris Williams (39 episodes)
- Jessica Mallett (23 episodes)
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- Goof (factual errors): In one episode they identify the "magic bullet theory" from JFK assassination lore was that a "magic" bullet, i.e. some kind of exotic ammunition, was used by a second…
[show]Goof (factual errors): In one episode they identify the "magic bullet theory" from JFK assassination lore was that a "magic" bullet, i.e. some kind of exotic ammunition, was used by a second assassin to kill JFK. However, the actual term "magic bullet theory" is a derisive term used by conspiracy theorists to refer to the Warren Commission's theory that a single bullet caused all of the non fatal wounds of JFK and Governor Connally.
[hide] - Jamie Hyneman and Grant Imahara are both former competitors in BattleBots.
- Goof (factual errors): At the beginning of the title sequence used during seasons 1-4, the formula for the area of a circle is shown as two times pi times the radius squared (A=2*PI*r2) but…
[show]Goof (factual errors): At the beginning of the title sequence used during seasons 1-4, the formula for the area of a circle is shown as two times pi times the radius squared (A=2*PI*r2) but the actual formula for the area of a circle is pi times the radius squared (A=PI*r2).
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