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Jamie and Adam address the testing of "old, crap" movies, non-numb legs, cast-iron bathtubs, vaporized toilets and perhaps MOST importantly, their favorite Mel Gibson movie.

Meet the dredge boats of the Bering Sea.

After enjoying his time away from mining work with his new girlfriend, Harness must say good bye to get back to work on the new filter that's needed for the wash plant.

Penguins turn to a life of crime to build the perfect nest in this clip from FROZEN PLANET, the next natural history series from the makers of PLANET EARTH and BLUE PLANET.

Master mechanic James Harness returns to camp with his visiting girlfriend just as Todd and the rest of the crew are expecting him to make the water filter they need to get the wash plant running.

Capt. Scott comes on board one morning convinced that he's never had a good day on the Bering Sea.

Jack Hoffman escorts his beloved 400 excavator to the Quartz Creek camp that will make a huge difference in the amount of dirt that can be processed.

When the Hoffman crew turns on the full wash plant for the first time they discover that the water they are pumping in is so dirty it's clogging the water jets.

Two Era Alaska pilots push their limits to land vital vaccines on Alaska's most treacherous runway, only two miles from the Russian border.

Physicists measure how advanced a civilization is by how well they control natural forces on their planet, natural forces in stars and natural forces in galaxies. Guess where humans stand on that scale.

Dakota Fred takes a look around his flood damaged neighborhood in Minot, North Dakota and gets the first look at his own battered house.

Some scientists propose that alien visitors, by virtue of their status in the galactic food chain, might not be interested in a peaceful coexistence.

The new science of information technology has lead to the discovery of highly complex dolphin language, and might yet open the door on alien communication.

Desperate for new pay dirt, Parker Schnabel has to call in three generations of Schnabels to help build a road to the virgin ground.

Dakota Fred sits down with his wife to share the bad news about the loss of their home in the flooding of Minot, North Dakota.

With the freeze closing in fast, Todd gets Thurber to sample the spillover dirt from cut #3 that has to be delicately removed from underneath the wash plant.

In this Aftershow, Christo Doyle grills the Hoffmans about their never-ending challenges with the yard-sale equipment they seem to love to buy -- and how it takes a toll on Dave Turin's family.

Jack doesn't take it too well when Todd tells him their mining season is over so he hops back in the excavator and continues to fight with the frozen pay dirt.

During the 1960s, Hollywood added odors to movies by pumping smells through theaters. The original Smell-O-Vision was a flawed novelty, but new technology may change everything. In this episode, Robert explores the future of Smell-O-Vision.

The most extreme shoot on the Frozen Planet series? Hands down, the Adelie penguin shoot: a grueling 4-month exercise in isolation and endurance. The two filmmakers nearly lost their minds, but came back with brilliant footage.

It's no secret that advances in technology are having an enormous impact on our expectations of privacy -- but how, exactly? Join TechStuff's Jonathan Strickland as he delves into the future of privacy.

Carrie has been addicted to drinking her urine for over four years. She's consumed over 900 gallons of urine since her addiction began.

You asked whether a tire can be reseated and inflated using nothing but starter fluid, and the MythBusters are nothing if not accommodating. (It doesn't hurt that accelerants are involved, though).

Rock star and gun enthusiast Ted Nugent is in town for a concert so he decides drop in on Will and Red Jacket for some all-American gun and guitar fun.

The MythBusters test a grenade blast to see how far away you must be from the explosion for the shockwave to not kill you.