Again, Like I Said, My Life Has

When I Finally Got Up To Industrial Light And Magic To Work On The 'star Wars' Movies As A Model-maker, It Felt Like Dying And Going To Heaven.

I Felt Like I Had Kind Of Played It Out, And I Wanted To See What Was Next, And Then Came Mythbusters. You Know, It's The Best Job I've Ever Had, On Its Worst Day It's Better Than Anything Else, But It's A Huge Amount Of Responsibility, And There Are Days When Just Going Into Work And Building Something From Someone Else's Drawing Sounds Like Going Back To Heaven.

Being A Geek Is All About Learning The Inventories Of Things.

I Think At This Point, There's A Certain Bizarre Chemistry Between Jamie [hyneman] And I That We Can't Ignore A Lot Of The Mechanics Of, That We're Quite Aware Of. Half Of It Is Absolutely Genuine, And Half Of It Is Us Playing Around With That Fact.

The Main Trend With The Theme Episodes Is That Anywhere There Is A Misconception About The Way The Physical World Works, We're Finding Fertile Material. Whether It's In A Phrase Like "going Over Like A Lead Balloon" Or "a Needle In A Haystack," Or Tackling Movie Myths Or Even A Genre, Like Macgyver Or James Bond, We're Finding That All These Things Can Lead To People Believing The World Works In A Certain Way. It Might Not Be Correct, But We Can Test Out If It's True.