18:20, yet another clear example of why they all should just use metric.

kind of sad they did not test a CO2 filled ball ^^ (or any gas wich is heavier than ox))

I would have been interested to know what CO2 would have brought as a filling.

The entire bullet catching myth I kept thinking about that scene in Hellsing when Alucard catches Rip Van Winkle's magic bullet in his teeth (with some suitably devastating destruction of the flesh around them). Considering the author of Hellsing is a massive gun nerd, I do wonder if it would be possible to use this Mythbusters data to calculate either the speed/force of Rip's magic bullet (much slower than a regular bullet) or the bite strength of Alucard lol

Low velocity bullet with very low grain of powder will do the trick every thing looks same but with very low risk like throwing stone by toddlers

23:06 "What are you doin'?" Says the guy with the Beret... XD Aw Jamie...

At 36:37 they have done up a target and decorated it like Jamie and they're shooting it in the... okay, I see there are no hard feelings among the team :D

43:51 me when i like get consistent data

you managed to get good HANGAR TIME with both.

How could they possibly have found that an empty football weighed more than a helium football? Was there still air left over in the “empty” ball?

20:04 I imagined a pull-string figure of Adam which plays this quote of his. Pretty funny 😄

I love this classic episode

they could've done deflategate

They tired to cover the brand name on the footballs, but in hd it's easy to see wilson on the football

The vague misogyny of comments towards Kari that happens sometimes does force me remember this show is from the 00s.

I'm here for Helium football experiments.

28:28 I’d love to know where she got that top from 😍

Those morons really thought you could catch a bullet! what a bunch of idiots😃😃

You need an Aussie kicker

20:45 Hehe, trololo, it doesn't reduce the weight, it increases it, but increases the volume also quite a bit, which results in more buoyancy, hence in total less force downwards. :P