Premier Date: June 8, 2004
plausible
In the original tests, the miniature bridge was flawed enough to generate inconclusive results. This time, just testing the natural resonant frequency of a simple wooden bridge resulted in a plausible result, but it is very improbable.
(This segment was cut from the U.S. broadcast but was included in the European version.)
plausible
When re-visited, frozen chickens could penetrate sets of layered glass panes better. They classified the myth as plausible because they could find no record of windshields being shattered by bird strikes.
re-busted
They retested using slow-frozen bullets that were stronger than the ones they used previously. The bullets simply vaporized when the trigger was pulled.
re-busted
The battery of retests the MythBusters performed reaffirmed their original Busted verdict.
busted
The aerosol cans didn’t explode inside a car after sitting in the sun for hours. Both aerosol and cola took temperatures of over 300 °F (150 °C) to blow.
busted
The different types of inflatable brassieres tested proved capable of maintaining their integrity even at altitudes fatal to humans.
confirmed
Upon retesting the myth on an electric fence it was found to be confirmed, but the rail was still busted. Distance was the factor, as the urine stream breaks up less at the close range needed for urinating on the fence than urinating on the third rail, thus ensuring a direct line of current between ones body and the electrical source.
re-busted
When Adam retested the myth, he reported some discomfort, describing it as a slight flu-like feeling, but he nonetheless survived.