Was it Jamie or Adam who first saw Jaws on a date? Were they surprised by their results? What’s up with that place with all the dead sharks? You asked; Jamie and Adam answered.

Can you ever really blow something out of the water? Adam and Jamie test the literal meaning of the phrase.

In this web-exclusive scene, Kari, Grant and Tory attempt to tow a boat at 25 mph ... See how that works out (and don't miss Kari's imitation of Jamie).

Kari, Grant and Tory take on punny titles, meaty vs. mini, hitting the deck and Flaming Tire fears. Then, perhaps most importantly, they reveal which superpower they'd want if given the choice.

In order to build a full-sized great white shark from 2-inch-thick gray upholstery foam, Adam must first make a pattern from camping mat foam. And it’s absolutely FASCINATING to watch.

After consuming 7.5 ounces of alcohol in 45 minutes, Adam faces off Jamie's approaching hand.

Adam and Jamie find out whether a stone shot from a lawn mower can have the same power as a bullet shot from a .357. This is one myth that starts with a bang!

As he trains Jamie and Adam how to properly wield a light saber, Colby Boothman provides insight on how the action scenes differed between the two Star Wars trilogies.

Sure, sharks are scary. But let Adam Savage put things in perspective for you.

How can you not watch a rocket sled do ANYTHING, let alone split a boat perfectly in two?

Jamie and Adam address the testing of "old, crap" movies, non-numb legs, cast-iron bathtubs, vaporized toilets and perhaps MOST importantly, their favorite Mel Gibson movie.

See what happens -- in gorgeous slow motion -- when rocket sled meets boat (it's not much of a contest).

Even JAMIE is excited about the final -- and most specTACular -- episodes of MythBusters. See why (and how we can tell).

Adam channels his very best impression of a British (we think) and well-armed hit man.

What's the BEST weapon against zombies? Walking Dead executive producer and special-effects makeup designer Greg Nicotero weighs in.

Along with Adam, watch the astonishing video of a bullet fired from a gun — at 7,300 frames per SECOND.