CSI/ Mythbusters???!
Question: CSI/ Mythbusters!?!?!?
Why were Adam and Jamie from Mythbusters in a scene on tonight's CSI!? They were standing outside a lab room while Nick caught a shirt on fire with a tazer!. It was weird!. Did anyone out there get the point of this!? Is there some tie-in between the shows that I haven't heard about!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
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I think the appearance was not that they were mere lab assistance, but it was the true CSI who was obviously a Mythbusters fan (who else do they have to look up to, but other scientists)!. He was "getting his geek on" by imagining the Mythbusters give their stamp of approval to him solving his mystery!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
yes!.!.!.i saw it and me and my sis were hecka laughing!.!.i guess they wanted to see if that pepper-spray in the YELLOW can made a differenve to the guy burning up into flames!. CSI: rocks!Www@Enter-QA@Com
adam and jamie are actually special effects gys at MI-5 and are shamlessly cameoed in a few TV shows and mobies like Darwin Awards!.
Hyneman and Savage have appeared on numerous entertainment programs, such as Good Morning America[12] The Late Show with David Letterman [13], NPR's news program All Things Considered,[14] the syndicated radio Bob and Tom Show, and in the movie The Darwin Awards!. Skeptic magazine's Daniel Loxton interviewed the duo in an article entitled "Mythbusters Exposed!."[15] Hyneman and Savage spoke at the annual convention of the National Science Teachers Association in March 2006, and the California Science Teachers Association named them honorary lifetime members in October 2006!.[16] In Australia, they appeared in a segment at the 2006 TV Week Logie Awards,[citation needed] where they attempted to solve the myth of whether or not the atmospheric pressure at the Logies caused guests' breasts to increase in size!. This segment used footage from the "Exploding Implants" myth, with a new voice-over, intro, and ending!.
Hyneman and Savage occasionally appear at colleges around the country to talk about what it's like to be a MythBuster; the show consists of an interview and discussion to give the audience the opportunity to ask the MythBusters questions!. To date they've done about 30 appearances, both collegiate and corporate, and are always well received, though the technical colleges tend to be the most enthusiastic!.[17][18] They've spoken at WPI, RPI, Boise State, Georgia Tech, Michigan Tech, Northern Michigan University, MIT, The University of Akron, the University Of Maine, the University of Florida, the IBM Almaden Research Center, and many others!.
Kari Byron was interviewed on The Late Show, on January 16, 2006!.[19] In 2006, Kari did a photo-shoot for FHM magazine, in which she demonstrated simple home chemistry experiments (such as the Mentos and Diet-Coke reaction) while wearing a red bra and lab coat!.
People involved in survival stories reported in local newscasts have sometimes mentioned previous viewings of MythBusters as an influence to their actions!. Twenty-three year old Theresa Booth of St!. Martin, Minnesota credits a MythBusters episode for her and her infant child's survival!. On April 3, 2007 she skidded off the road into a drainage ditch which had filled with flood water from the Sauk River!. In a local newscast, she is described as opening the car door as soon as it entered the water, and credits her watching of the show (specifically, the episode of the Underwater Car myth) for her knowledge of how to survive the accident!.[20] On October 19, 2007 in Sydney, Australia, a teenager named Julian Shaw pulled a fainted middle-aged man off the railway tracks near a train station to safety below the platform!. He pulled back as the train passed, citing that the "Train Suction" episode affected his response!.[21]
On the May 1st, 2008 episode of CSI, "The Theory of Everything", Jamie and Adam appeared in a cameo as lab assistants!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Hyneman and Savage have appeared on numerous entertainment programs, such as Good Morning America[12] The Late Show with David Letterman [13], NPR's news program All Things Considered,[14] the syndicated radio Bob and Tom Show, and in the movie The Darwin Awards!. Skeptic magazine's Daniel Loxton interviewed the duo in an article entitled "Mythbusters Exposed!."[15] Hyneman and Savage spoke at the annual convention of the National Science Teachers Association in March 2006, and the California Science Teachers Association named them honorary lifetime members in October 2006!.[16] In Australia, they appeared in a segment at the 2006 TV Week Logie Awards,[citation needed] where they attempted to solve the myth of whether or not the atmospheric pressure at the Logies caused guests' breasts to increase in size!. This segment used footage from the "Exploding Implants" myth, with a new voice-over, intro, and ending!.
Hyneman and Savage occasionally appear at colleges around the country to talk about what it's like to be a MythBuster; the show consists of an interview and discussion to give the audience the opportunity to ask the MythBusters questions!. To date they've done about 30 appearances, both collegiate and corporate, and are always well received, though the technical colleges tend to be the most enthusiastic!.[17][18] They've spoken at WPI, RPI, Boise State, Georgia Tech, Michigan Tech, Northern Michigan University, MIT, The University of Akron, the University Of Maine, the University of Florida, the IBM Almaden Research Center, and many others!.
Kari Byron was interviewed on The Late Show, on January 16, 2006!.[19] In 2006, Kari did a photo-shoot for FHM magazine, in which she demonstrated simple home chemistry experiments (such as the Mentos and Diet-Coke reaction) while wearing a red bra and lab coat!.
People involved in survival stories reported in local newscasts have sometimes mentioned previous viewings of MythBusters as an influence to their actions!. Twenty-three year old Theresa Booth of St!. Martin, Minnesota credits a MythBusters episode for her and her infant child's survival!. On April 3, 2007 she skidded off the road into a drainage ditch which had filled with flood water from the Sauk River!. In a local newscast, she is described as opening the car door as soon as it entered the water, and credits her watching of the show (specifically, the episode of the Underwater Car myth) for her knowledge of how to survive the accident!.[20] On October 19, 2007 in Sydney, Australia, a teenager named Julian Shaw pulled a fainted middle-aged man off the railway tracks near a train station to safety below the platform!. He pulled back as the train passed, citing that the "Train Suction" episode affected his response!.[21]
On the May 1st, 2008 episode of CSI, "The Theory of Everything", Jamie and Adam appeared in a cameo as lab assistants!.Www@Enter-QA@Com