What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

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2015–

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwo men attempt some of the craziest acts in science to determine if they are possible or not.Two men attempt some of the craziest acts in science to determine if they are possible or not.Two men attempt some of the craziest acts in science to determine if they are possible or not.

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- Kevin T. Moore
- Grant Reynolds

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NOTE IMDb

6,5/10

220

MA NOTE

Casting principal
- Kevin T. Moore
- Grant Reynolds

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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2 saisons2015

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Kevin T. Moore

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Grant Reynolds

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5/10

Its Mythbusters light... very light

Not much to say about this show. Someone decided to rip off Mythbusters, which is fine. However, the show is just not as good. The hosts aren't very interesting. The show is more fluff than anything. The episode where they try to stop a car without brakes is a perfect example. Im not an engineer (but one host is), but I know for a fact that none of the methods were going to work. I also have a feeling the show is a little fake. The episode where they do a beer delivery system, it seems way to fortuitous that a bank's pneumatic system was conveniently available.

Its not bad, its just not good. Id rather re-watch an old episode of Mythbusters than this show.

finkelman
17 avr. 2015
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What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

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Kevin Moore is a metallurgist and mineralogist with a Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University. He was a staff scientist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for a decade and a consultant for seven years focusing on metallurgy and welding. Kevin has welded since he was 15 and is a Certified Weld Inspector for the American Welding Society.