Reinventors

In the 1900s inventors tried their best to invent flotation devices to save passengers aboard ships like the Titanic Hostsinventors Matt and Jeremy try to create flotation shoes and a flotation suit that folds out of a large briefcase They then see how long their inventions keep them above water until they can be rescued But will their prototypes get patent approved

Getting people out of a burning building has been a challenge faced by inventors and designers since people started living in them Hostsinventors Matt and Jeremy test out whether a parachute helmet could be viable in saving people from a burning building With the help of their dummy Einstein they test the prototype and see if the patent is approved

Hostsinventors Matt and Jeremy take a look at old plans to build a helmet gun that would allow soldiers to fire safely from behind a bunker With the help of some experts they test to see if this invention would cause more harm to the target across enemy lines or to the users themselves They must then submit the prototype to see whether its patent approved or denied

Hostsinventors Matt and Jeremy take a look at some very early designs for a flying machine These predate the designs of the Wright brothers for what became the first airplane They test out a prototype for a flying machine and see if there is any validity in these early blueprints then decide if their path to the sky is patent approved

With the advent and spread of airplanes and automobiles in the beginning of the 20th century an idea emerged that a marriage of both would create the ultimate travel miracle Hosts Matt and Jeremy see if early plans for a flying car could send them from the roads to the skies They conduct tests with the help of their test dummy Einstein to determine whether this invention is patent approved

As populations have increased over the years so have ideas for the disposal removal and processing of human waste Hostsinventors Matt and Jeremy put some early plans for an incinerating toilet to the test In their field test things get explosive and they have to decide if this invention gets its patent approved

Leonardo da Vinci one of the worlds most famous artists and inventors had early schematics for the worlds first 12barrel machine gun Hosts Matt and Jeremy try to build a prototype of this weapon and put it to the test against modern weaponry and some that were available during the time the plans were originally created Theyll try and see whether the machine gun stacks up to the modern era

Hostsinventors Matt and Jeremy take a look at old designs for a monowheel riding machine They test it out against bikes unicyles and more and then take to the field to give their monowheel prototype a ride on a track Can they get their bizarre onewheeled bike in gear or will they need to put the brakes on the whole thing and deny its patent

Hosts Matt and Jeremy take a look at some old blueprints for an experimental WWII weapon of war called the Panjandrum The concept was to create a massive rocketpowered mobile device capable of breaching heavy defenses The hosts try to figure out where the Allies went wrong with the Panjandrum project and try to see if with their own prototype they can tweak it to get it into working shape

Hostsinventors Matt and Jeremy test out plans for an Islamic windmill They take their prototype and pit it against manpower with the help of some local rugby players Its now a competition between man and machine Can Matt and Jeremys prototype withstand the test and get patent approved

Hostsinventors Matt and Jeremy take a look at some plans for a solarpowered crematorium The team takes to the field and conducts multiple tests of their prototype Some even involve putting their life on the line all to see if the solar crematorium gets patent approved

Hostsinventors Matt and Jeremy try their hand at blueprints for the worlds earliest flame thrower The team takes to the field and tests out ancient plans for this flame thrower to see if their prototype can stack up to modernday technology Then they must decide whether this invention can get patent approved