If I Haven't Had Any

I Had Saved A Few Hundred Photos Of Dodo Skeletons Into My 'creative Projects' Folder - It's A Repository For My Brain, Everything That I Could Possibly Be Interested In. Any Time I Have An Internet Connection, There's A Sluice Of Stuff Moving Into There, Everything From Beautiful Rings To Cockpit Photos.

I Think At This Point, There's A Certain Bizarre Chemistry Between Jamie [hyneman] And I That We Can't Ignore A Lot Of The Mechanics Of, That We're Quite Aware Of. Half Of It Is Absolutely Genuine, And Half Of It Is Us Playing Around With That Fact.

Whether It's The Experiments On 'mythbusters' Or My Earlier Work In Special Effects For Movies, I've Regularly Had To Do Things That Were Never Done Before, From Designing Complex Motion-control Rigs To Figuring Out How To Animate Chocolate.

The Main Trend With The Theme Episodes Is That Anywhere There Is A Misconception About The Way The Physical World Works, We're Finding Fertile Material. Whether It's In A Phrase Like "going Over Like A Lead Balloon" Or "a Needle In A Haystack," Or Tackling Movie Myths Or Even A Genre, Like Macgyver Or James Bond, We're Finding That All These Things Can Lead To People Believing The World Works In A Certain Way. It Might Not Be Correct, But We Can Test Out If It's True.

The Skeptical Community Is Absolutely Near And Dear To The Mythbusters’ Heart And There’s No Small Reason That They’ve Embraced Us. That’s Our People. That’s The Way We Like To Think.