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Mythbusters Drama: The Worst Injuries On Set

Mythbusters Drama: The Worst Injuries On Set

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 What was the worst injury in MythBusters history? And why does Tory have a black eye in this episode? Kari and Tory recount some of the most brutal behind-the-scenes moments on MythBusters: Tory's major shin injury, Kari breaking her knee TWICE and Jamie's terrible face injury involving a grappling hook. Plus, Grant's bizarre Megalodon accident and the TV role Kari and Tory never took.

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Chapters
0:00 Injury Chronicles Revealed
1:30 Tory's Black Eye Story
4:04 Parenting Injuries
6:48 Childhood Mishaps
9:11 Behind the Scenes Injuries
11:35 Major MythBusters Injuries
15:35 Tory's Knee Disasters
21:54 Epic Swing Set Fail
25:52 Megalodon Madness
32:34 Grant's Unexpected Injury
42:58 Jamie's Forehead Incident
45:30 Missed Opportunities in Acting


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