💥I refused to get tased on MythBusters due to the potential health risks involved.
🤢Eating fake poo on the show was too disgusting for television, even though it looked real.
💪The Deadliest Catch cast amazed me with their strength and physical abilities.
💼Cross-promotional episodes were challenging to create and sometimes felt like heavy lifting.
🎬Testing myths from the James Bond franchise was difficult due to their impossibility.
Was there ever a myth you didn't want to test but did anyway?
—Yes, there were myths that we tested for cross-promotional purposes, but they didn't always result in relevant content.
What dangers did you refuse to face on MythBusters?
—I refused to get tased and eat fake poo on the show due to the potential health risks and the disgust factor.
How challenging was it to create cross-promotional episodes?
—Cross-promotional episodes were challenging because we had to balance the network's goals with creating genuine and interesting content.
What impressed you about the Deadliest Catch cast?
—The Deadliest Catch cast impressed me with their incredible strength and physical abilities.
What myths from the James Bond franchise did you test?
—We tested various myths from the James Bond franchise, but many of them were so impossible that it was difficult to find relevant content.
00:00I discuss the dangerous stunts on MythBusters that I refused to do, such as getting tased.
04:38We tested myths related to death and the difficulty of quantifying it within medical science.
10:56Cross-promotional episodes were often challenging and required finding relevant content.
19:35I share a story about using fake poo on the show and the debate about its color.
30:22I explain why some cross-promotional episodes, like the ones related to James Bond, were difficult to create.
43:55I talk about the Deadliest Catch cast and their impressive strength and physical abilities.
59:40I answer audience questions about the myths I didn't want to test and the challenges of creating cross-promotional episodes.
