None of the Above

Presenter Tim Shaw hits the streets with mind-blowing tricks and experiments. He begins by questioning whether he can wash his entire car in two seconds. (S1, ep 1)

Tim Shaw asks what would happen if he microwaved a light bulb and tests what could withstand the most pressure: a drink bottle, a basketball or a tyre? (S1, ep 2)

Tim hits the streets with mind-blowing experiments. He tests whether anything can withstand the power of a laser and finds a new way to make popcorn. (S1, ep 5)

Tim Shaw embarks on an explosive journey into the science of fire. In an astonishing test, he discovers what happens when a flamethrower meets a block of ice. (S1, ep 9)

Tim Shaw tries to blow up a truck by firing bullets at it before attempting to lift a car off the ground using nothing but household vacuum cleaners. (S1, ep 3)

Host Tim Shaw attempts to create lightning, pass a live wire through a pickle, blast through ice blocks and create instant fried turkey from frozen. (S1, ep 4)

Tim Shaw tests the explosive power of beauty products. He also reveals the dramatic consequences of a stray spark touching a petrol station forecourt. (S1, ep 6)

Tim Shaw demonstrates the thrills of science, testing the strength of human hair and revealing what happens when 10,000 volts are pumped through a melon. (S1, ep 7)

In his latest experiments, Tim Shaw uses a fast car to recreate the classic table cloth trick, and rescues melted ice cream with a microwave and some flour. (S1, ep 12)

Members of the public attempt to predict the surprising outcomes of Tim Shaw's wacky experiments. These include a daring test of the powers of liquid nitrogen. (S1, ep 10)

Tim Shaw leaves his audiences baffled and gobsmacked with more wacky science experiments. First, he whips up a surprise using a glass, microwave and a flame.

Science fanatic Tim Shaw tries to make ice cream with a fire extinguisher. He also reveals how you can blow up a garden shed using only the items found inside. (S1, ep 11)

Tim challenges the public to guess the outcomes of wacky experiments. He asks what happens when a balloon is microwaved and finds a new way to cook breakfast. (S1, ep 8)

Tim Shaw tests which household ingredient helps create the fastest water slide surface before showing the explosive reactions of a metal when mixed with water. (S1, ep 19)

Tim Shaw demonstrates how a table tennis ball can pack a mighty punch, how dominoes can create a powerful chain reaction and examines a slinky. (S1, ep 17)

Tim Shaw prepares to boil up bubbly in the microwave and drop a piano from 100 feet in the air. Can the public guess how his experiments will end?

Tim Shaw fires four different foodstuffs from a cannon to see which will travel the furthest before performing an optical illusion. (S1, ep 20)