What could have caused New Zealand farmers' pants to start exploding in 1931? Kari Byron, Grant Imahara and Tory Belleci bring in the bomb squad to solve the mystery.

Thinking that a lack of tennis skillz may be affecting their wing-walk results, Kari, Grant and Tory call in pro Guy Needham.

Can the smell of a dead shark act as a repellent for sharks in attack mode? Watch one of the MythBusters' most definitive conclusions EVER.

Can you use explosives to juice fruit and vegetables? In this web exclusive, an onion, eggplant and cucumber are sacrificed for science.

Is it possible for one prison inmate to kill another inmate across the hall using a crossbow made of newspaper? The MythBusters are on the case.

The MythBusters crew took on some HUGE myths in 2013! Check out the best of the best in this epic supercut!

ICYMI, cutting threads into something is called tapping, and some people are afraid of it. Adam Savage, on the other hand, LOVES it. Watch and learn.

In this web exclusive, Jamie and Adam test whether applying sunscreen next to a burning candle may be less than a good idea.

Go behind the scenes of the Cooking Chaos food fight scene. Truly this is what it was like to film MythBusters. (Jamie giggles and all.)

Witness Kari Byron create Zombie Dog, part of her test to see if falling turkeys are harmful to small pets.

Somehow the heroes in Star Wars always manage to dodge the bullets of the Stormtroopers' laser blasters. Would that be possible in the real world? Jamie and Adam have the answer.

Said Adam about watching this high-speed and the chain of perfectly sequenced events that occurred: ‘It's almost better than actually being there.

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See what's in store on the last season EVER of MythBusters, premiering in January 2016.

So as it turns out, when you put a blasting cap 2 inches away from vegetables, their outsides remain intact while their insides turn to juice or mush. No, really. Watch.

Go behind the scenes of one of MythBusters' most challenging myths: whether farts are visible on thermal imaging (courtesy of reddit).