This would have been your view if you'd been at the "Incendiary Torpedo" test shoot ... at a safe distance, of course.

Watch Adam and Jamie's ancient torpedo take off in all its ancient-torpedo glory.

See in super slow-motion what happened when the MythBusters let loose their carefully crafted ancient-torpedo replica.

In this deleted scene, Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage test -- and tweak -- their ancient torpedo prototypes (one of which strikes a remarkable resemblance to a toilet-bowl float).

See the world through Buster's eyes after he's pushed out of a helicopter by co-worker Tory Belleci.

Revealed: Yes, Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage were frustrated working with the torpedoes, and yes, they were worried they'd get bonked.

In part 2 of the aftershow, Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage address a criticism that their conclusion was not objective and debate whether magic myths are appropriate MythBusters fare.

Cut to the Chase

If at first your bullet doesn't spin when you shoot it at ice, try, try, try and try again ... or just give it a little space.

Jamie Hyneman begins work on his "tire slasher from hell," recreating gadgetry seen in "Goldfinger" and "The Green Hornet."

Gun angle is key when testing whether a bullet shot at ice will spin, so thank goodness for Tory Belleci's ransom rest.

True or false: Jamie Hyneman wanted to use REAL bullets for this shoot. (It's true. Find out why.)

Find out the science behind water being as hard as pavement, then witness the indignities Buster had to endure during the pre-test preparations.

Holy cow. Watch Dave Liwanag -- a U.S. Army sniper for more than 30 years -- shoot an apple from 300 yards away.

Watch as super sniper Dave Liwanag aims for a target that is 1 kilometer away. Will he make it? (Yes! WATCH!)

How hard was the Spinning Ice Bullet shoot, and was the frozen lake REALLY necessary? Kari, Grant and Tory debate their answers, then address what they did while on hiatus.