Mythbusters

Alaska is one of the most extreme places on earth. For the Mythbusters, it provides an ideal habitat to test some Alaskan anecdotes.

On this episode of MythBusters, the team tackles the tallest tale of all in Moon Landing Hoax Hour. Did NASA pull off the greatest cover-up in human history?

On this easily digestible episode of MythBusters, we're testing two myths-suggested by the fans: Exploding Meat and Don't Drive Angry. We push the limits of what people are willing to try, and what they simply can't avoid.

In this special, Jamie and Adam revisit some old ninja myths and tackle some new ones. And the world's foremost arrow-catching ninja, Anthony Kelly, will settle the dispute of whether it's possible to catch an arrow midair.

Adam and Jamie investigate whether it's possible for a blind person to drive, whether trees are 90 percent air, whether metal cleats attract lightning and what sort of explosion might help a stroke count.

Viral videos get a timely checkup as Jamie and Adam try to blast a full-sized car with fire hoses and to float a tinfoil boat in an empty fish tank, while Tory, Kari and Grant investigate the mystery of the fainting goats.

Adam and Jamie set out to discover whether it is really impossible to tear apart two interwoven phone books. Meanwhile, Kari, Grant and Tory test a fishy tale of Hollywood pyrotechnics with their own big bang theories.

It's been reported the CIA has been trying to combine water with an electric stun gun for crowd control. Jamie and Adam test this process until they go way over the top. Meanwhile, Kari, Tory and Grant are playing with fire, literally.

Half the team sets out to test the phenomenon of "beer goggles," as well as various sobering up techniques, such as running on a treadmill and face slapping, while the other half investigates a legendary medieval Korean weapon.

Adam and Jamie take on an Indiana Jones movie stunt, while Kari, Grant and Troy try to break out of jail using ropes made of nothing but bed sheets, hair and toilet paper.

The whole team gets together to test myths about survival, including what constitutes bulletproof and whether it's possible to escape once buried alive.

The team joins forces, placing popular sayings under the microscope to determine whether it really is "impossible to polish a turd," possible to "hit the ground running" or advisable to "end with a bang."

This is the viewer special sequel, sequel! The viewer inspired ideas just kept coming and the team tackled four of their favorites including a gruesome myth from World War II, a cure for hypothermia, exploding toilets and musical mushroom clouds.