Ep 21. More Myths Revisted

In the 21st episode of season 4 of Mythbusters, titled "More Myths Revisited," the team goes back to some previously tested myths to see if they can bust them once and for all.

The first myth they revisit is whether or not a penny dropped from the top of the Empire State Building can kill someone below. In a previous episode, they tested this myth with a penny dropped from a much shorter building. This time, they head to New York City to test it from the top of the real Empire State Building.

Next, they revisit the myth of whether or not a person can stick to a wall like they do in the movies. In a previous episode, they tried using a variety of methods to achieve this, but none were successful. This time, they have a new method to try, and they hope it works.

The team also revisits the myth of whether or not a person can actually dodge a bullet. In a previous episode, they attempted to have a person dodge a paintball traveling at a similar speed to a bullet, but they were unsuccessful. This time, they have a person with much faster reflexes attempting the feat.

Another myth they look at again is the classic "Can a person's tongue stick to a frozen pole?" myth. In a previous episode, they proved that it was indeed possible, but they revisit it once again to try a different method of freeing the person's tongue.

Finally, the team revisits the myth of whether or not a person can survive getting shot in the head if they are wearing a metal pot on their head. In a previous episode, they tested this myth with a watermelon and a variety of metal pots. This time, they're going to try the same thing but with gelatin instead of a watermelon.

Throughout the episode, the team uses their scientific methods and creative experimentation to revisit these myths in new and exciting ways. Will they finally be able to bust these long-standing myths, or will they remain true after all? Tune in to find out.