Mythbusters

Adam and Jamie revisit the myth that an escaped convict can outsmart and outrun his pursuers. Kari, Grant and Tory do their best to bamboozle sniffer dogs that are specifically trained to find a particular substance.

It's a perfect storm as Reed Timmer and Sean Casey of Storm Chasers join Adam and Jamie to put tornadoes to the test.

When you get cold feet, do you really get cold feet? When the poop hits the fan, does everyone get covered in the ensuing chaos?

Adam and Jamie take on the traditional magic trick of the tablecloth whip, but with a supercharged twist. Kari, Grant and Tory strain their brains and call in neuroscientists to help them test a pop culture myth.

Adam and Jamie are on an archery odyssey, but there's no rest for Kari, Grant and Tory as they take a ride on the wild side for a dangerous driving myth.

The team selects six mini myths from viewers. Adam and Jamie test a Hollywood costume cliche and take candy from a baby. Kari, Grant and Tory investigate bulletproof household objects and the fuel efficiency of overinflated tires.

Jaime and Adam are putting the pedal to the metal -- backwards. Then Kari, Grant and Tory turf some surfboards with a little help from an SUV.

Jamie bravely risks Adam's life to revisit one of the most spectacular, harrowing and successful myths in MythBusters history. Then Tory, Grant and Kari tackle a movie myth involving milk and a room full of methane.

It's revenge of the creepy crawlies as the team tests if bees can lift a laptop, if water repels flies and if hitting a bug while riding a motorcycle can be deadly.

Adam and Jamie tackle a special request from the highest ranking viewer: President of the United States, Barack Obama.

Seth Rogen, star and writer of the superhero blockbuster "The Green Hornet," joins the team for two blockbusting stories.

Adam and Jamie test the merits of a famous assassination attempt while Kari, Grant and Tory face the pain to see if you really can 'slap some sense' into someone.