Fourteen seasons. Thirteen years on air. 282 episodes. Endless fun and curiosity. It must be admitted that on more than one occasion, MythBusters destroyed our childhoods (especially when they explored certain MacGyver episodes), but at other times it restored it completely by proving all those myths that danced in our minds for years. Want to know their results? MythBusters Results is what you're looking for.
Among so much junk television, MythBusters was one of those breaths of fresh air that could be enjoyed at any time of day, regardless of its order. The complete series has 14 seasons, and its formal farewell left almost the entire Web in a temporary state of depression. Of course, Adam Savage continues to do his thing on Tested with his One Day Builds and his podcast.
But MythBusters as we knew it has ceased to exist, with the exception of reruns, the shorts that fans have uploaded to YouTube, and this interesting portal called MythBusters Results, whose goal is to collect each of the results observed on the show during its thirteen years.
All the Conclusions of MythBusters
The results are separated by season (14 + 1 made of specials), or by a general table of contents that includes categories such as movies, aviation, animals, weapons, and a long etcetera. In the descriptions we cannot find any kind of image or video, but if you remember part of a myth, it should be enough to identify its episode and season.
Unfortunately, the internal search system does not work very well. As an example, I decided to locate the data about that experiment with the phone books and the tanks. The myth belongs to episode 106 "Phone Book Friction", and it was much easier to find the information with the traditional Google engine by mentioning the site in the search ("friction site:mythresults.com").
Apart from that, MythBusters Results is a site that every fan of the series should visit. Although it is a bit less complete than a traditional wiki, the simple fact that each episode is there should greatly help to find a specific myth, or a situation that the team experienced.
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