MythBusters
Season 13
8 listed hours · 2003–2016 · Discovery
From the desk
How this season is filed
Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage treat urban legends like lab assignments, then detonate the hypothesis for the cheap seats. MythBusters made STEM mass entertainment: goggles, build-team chaos, and the confirmed-or-busted verdict ritual that turned method into a good time.
TV Flash files Season 13 of MythBusters (2003–2016) on Discovery as a mid listed season (13; 13 of 20) — 8 listed hours, 2012-10-07–2012-11-25 from “Titanic Survival” (S13E01) to “Explosions A to Z” (S13E08). Titles, dates, and synopses on file — no invented recaps.
- S13E01
Titanic Survival
Could Jack have survived the Titanic disaster? Can you ride a ride a rocket-powered surfboard?
- S13E02
Trench Torpedo
Trench Torpedo — Season 13, Episode 2 of MythBusters. Aired 2012-10-14. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.
- S13E03
Hail Hijinx
Hail Hijinx — Season 13, Episode 3 of MythBusters. Aired 2012-10-21. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.
- S13E04
Fright Night
Halloween Special, can 19 Hz sounds can explain some reports of haunted places? Can dead bodies be moved as easily as portrayed in movies? Is there a smell of fear?
- S13E05
Mini Myth Medley
Mini myths: Do you know the back of your hand? Can you ride a bike underwater? Can you throw a needle through glass? Does the "potty dance" help you hold your bladder?
- S13E06
Cannonball Chemistry
Adam and Jamie test whether a mattress can really cushion a watery wipe out; Kari, Tory and Grant tackle a blast from the past as they test if cannonballs made of stone can really cause carnage.
- S13E07
Food Fables
Can you cook Thanksgiving dinner using your car? Does Thanksgiving turkey make you tired? Can you cook popcorn instantly using a pressure vessel? Do various mystery meats really taste like chicken?
- S13E08
Explosions A to Z
Explosions A to Z — Season 13, Episode 8 of MythBusters. Aired 2012-11-25. Full plot synopsis not yet on file; see the show package for context.
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