Remember, kids, where what you call experts?

Don't try this at home. Hey, it's me. You're

exploding toilet bruiser, old and big neely. How's it going? Everybody? Ah, I got a bunch

of shit in me. Oh, God, now I'm in a bunch of pieces. What's happening here? It's the Myth

Busters episode. On this exciting episode of Wizard and the Bruiser, our intrepid hosts, see if they can summarize the 2000's most iconic sci-fi infotainment show and not go into an existential hole about how the 2000s represented the last moment of American idealism.

That's right. But it's true.

Welcome to our MythBusters episode.

Of course we had to do this at some point.

This is like another one of those.

Time is strange.

You'll grow up being told one thing,

A, if you do this, you're a ninnan,

nerd.

If you act like this, you're not, peoplen-na-n-n-na- nerd. If you, if you act like this,

you're not, people don't like you. People don't like enthusiasm about things like anything,

much less science or problem-solving or, you know, taking things apart and putting them

back together again, that makes you a nerd. And no one, no one likes you nerds. And then you get out of high school and you go to college and you, you know, you're like, I'm not even into that nerd stuff. I'm cool. I listen to jazz music and I smoke jazz weed. And you know what I mean? I do all that kind of stuff. And, yeah, I'm one of those cool guys. You you mean and then and then you get out of college and you know what I mean I do all that kind of stuff and and yeah I'm one of those cool

guys you know what I mean and then and then you get out of college and you look around and all of a

sudden everyone's like nerds are cool now you're like what what are you talking about I thought

we were like super not cool oh I can be it's wait I'm a nerd and they're like, no, you're not. You're one of those cool guys. You listen to jazz music and smoke that jazz weed. And I'm like, wait, wait a second, I, I'm cool. I, you know, I like all that kind of stuff. And, um, you know, that was like nerdist and, you know, just in the MCU and all those things. And MythBusters, I think,

is such a big part of that wave, right? Where, like, finally, it was cool, not just,

like, acceptable, but kind of cool to be, like, excited about, like, science stuff. And,

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