The Most Destructive Robot

Astronaut Kathy Sullivan on how Apollo technology changed the world.

Richard Garriott on the Apollo program's impact on the future of private spaceflight.

What's so hard about creating a real-life Iron Man suit? A lot of things - including learning how to 3D print titanium. But in this episode, Adam Savage tells a story about the profound difficulties his team ran into during the suit's assembly, and

Adam Savage teams up with an inventor to build an authentic Iron Man suit.

Adam Savage builds a rocket-propelled experimental superweapon.

Adam Savage tries to build a deadly fleet of junkyard vehicles.

Adam Savage and a swordsmith team up to forge King Arthur's sword.

Adam Savage and a demolition expert team up to test nitroglycerine.

Adam Savage teams up with Gary Oldman to build a deadly weapon.

Adam Savage teams up with Peter Jackson stage a high-flying dogfight.

Adam builds a weapon that turns hot dogs into destructive projectiles.

Failure's always an option in Adam Savage's world, right? Right. Here's what was going through Adam's head when his enormous explosive-laden cart (a weapon that the British designed during WWII) didn't work as expected.

What's it like to crash your car ON PURPOSE? Adam Savage describes the feeling, as well as his joy in sharing the experience with Mad Max Melee special guests Simone Giertz and Laura Kampf.

Adam Savage tells TWO inside stories about this episode: One, his awe in working with a power hammer for the first time, and two, his delight in choosing how to dramatically reveal the completed meteorite sword on camera.

This episode ended as something very different than it was when it began. Adam Savage explains why, and how MythBusters (including the infamous cement truck explosion) figured into its evolution.

Adam Savage was in his element creating the ZF-1, a device from The Fifth Element which combines six different weapons. But his conversation with Gary Oldman, who played Zorg in the film, was one of his favorite moments.