Discover what went wrong when cornering in a go Kart, using an outboard motor and jumping out of plane without a parachute.
Discover the science behind what happens when you throw a fishing net. Plus, the fails from building your own Luge track and what happens when you dive into shallow water.
Learn the science behind what went wrong. Here, a look at internet fails, from inflatable slides to swing burpees and kitesurf rolls.
What went wrong when attempting a ski double backflip? Find out here, plus the chemistry of carbonisation and walking downstairs on your hands.
Learn what you should never do while building a champagne tower or taking off in a paraglider. Plus, Dallas Campbell reveals all you need to know about vortices.
In this episode we learn the science behind the fails, when urban downhill cycling, smashing eggs and surfing the biggest wave ever.
Find out what happens when you try snowboarding without any snow, and discover the science behind the fails of boat-building and walking the plank.
We learn the science behind the mishaps when grass-boarding, attempting aerial splits and kayaking over waterfalls. (S8, ep 8)
Dallas Campbell analyses the science behind mishaps involving kayak surfing, biking along ridges and felling trees.
Dallas Campbell reveals the scary science behind more mishaps and misadventures as he explores how ordinary people tried and failed to do car doughnuts and handstands.
We learn the science behind what not to do when bunny hopping on a scooter, putting up a roof and jumping with a snowmobile. (S8, ep 11)
Dallas Campbell hosts the show that analyses the science behind the fails, including what happens when unloading a truck, multi-tasking and back-flipping on a motorbike. (S8, ep 12)
Discover the science behind the mishaps when driving on the beach, long-distance running and freediving. (S8, ep 13)
Learn the science behind the fails when learning to kite surf, rollerblade-flipping and using compressed air. (S8, ep 14)
Discover the science behind misadventures when towing a boat, building a tree swing and attempting a barefoot waterski tumble. (S8, ep 15)
Combining serious science with some of the craziest clips ever recorded, we learn the science behind predators hunting and flammability.
Dallas Campbell digs into the science behind more epic fails, revealing why giant inflatables are a major cause of embarrassment and the hidden dangers of a food blender. (S7, ep 1)
Dallas checks out more calamitous clips as he reveals why climbing into a kayak so often ends in embarrassment and why stair jumping on a unicycle is never a good idea. (S7, ep 2)
Dallas Campbell checks out the terrifying effect of a malfunctioning powerline, the science behind velodromes and what can go wrong when driving in snow. (S7, ep 3)
Parallel parking is hard. But why? Dallas Campbell drives us through the science. Playground spinners and BMX stunts come under the spotlight, too. (S7, ep 4)
In this episode we learn the science behind the fails, when riding a horse through water, steering a radio-controlled plane and underestimating the power of ocean tides.
In this episode we learn the science behind the fails, when attempting to flambé dinner, riding a balance bike or confronting a Dust Devil.
In this episode we learn the science behind the fails, when attempting a snowmobile ridge jump, cycling over a pump track and lighting fires.
In this episode we learn the science behind the fails, when launching off snow ramps on inflatable tubes and driving through water on ATVs, and when animals tackle staircases.
Mogul skiing is tough. But why? Dallas digs into the science of the slopes. He also reveals what not to do when walking on a log. (S7, ep 9)
Dallas Campbell checks out the science behind more epic fails, including calamitous clips of doughnut spinning, riding river rapids and medicine ball work-outs. (S7, ep 10)
Dallas checks out more clips of massive mishaps as he explores the hidden perils of foam pits and a wakeboard stunt that went so very wrong. (S6, ep 13)
Dallas explains the dizzying downside to dancing in circles, the dangers of mud bogging, and how undersized bikes can wheel us to pain and embarrassment. (S7, ep 12)
Think the driving range is safe? Think again. Clips and science reveals why it's packed with embarrassing mishaps. Plus, Dallas takes a look at a ski stunt that went wrong. (S7, ep 13)
Tractor pulling, motorbiking through the snow and riding a monowheel... there's plenty that can go wrong here. Dallas Campbell reveals the science behind the fails. (S7, ep 14)
In this episode, we learn the science behind the fails when riding an electric scooter, building a homemade zipwire or jumping on haybales.
In this episode, we learn the science behind the fails when driving off-road buggies, cartwheeling into a backflip or jumping on a swing seat.
Clips reveal calamities when it comes to paramotors, stairs and powerboats. But why? Dallas Campbell digs into the science behind painful and embarrassing misadventures. (S7, ep 17)
Dallas Campbell checks out the science behind more epic fails. He takes a closer look at the perils of motocross and reveals why jumping on a table is never a good idea. (S7, ep 18)
Space Special: Dallas launches into the cosmos as he checks out gravity and G-force, takes an explosive look at impact events and reveals some of spaces most habitable areas. (S7, ep 19)
Space Special: Orbits, light speed, weightlessness and intergalactic docking get the Dallas Campbell treatment in a second launch into the science that controls the universe. (S7, ep 20)
Dallas Campbell investigates a host of new mishaps featuring the fearless and foolhardy. First up, he checks out why yoga on a paddleboard is guaranteed to end in disaster. (S6, ep 1)
Dallas Campbell finds out how many ways there are to humiliate yourself on a segway. He also checks out the science behind bobsledding.
Dallas Campbell reveals the surprising hazards to pushing a swing, the dangers of cracking whips and why jumping can be one of the most perilous activities out there. (S6, ep 3)
Clips reveal calamitous kayaking and the hidden hazards of mini trampolines. But what caused these painful and humiliating mishaps? Dallas Campbell checks out the science. (S6, ep 4)
Dallas Campbell checks out the science secrets to wake surfing, the hidden dangers in water slides and the hazards lurking when you practise sparring kicks. (S6, ep 5)
Kayaking over a waterfall is dangerous stuff so how can you avoid injury? Plus, Dallas reveals the secrets of avalanches and checks out a simple stunt that often goes very wrong. (S6, ep 6)
Dallas checks out more clips of major and embarrassing mishaps as he reveals the trick to landing a plane, how best to catch a fish and the hidden hazards of chair handstands. (S6, ep 7)
Dallas Campbell checks out fearless and foolhardy footage as he tries to find the best way to drive a jetski over land and the worst way to ride a bicycle. (S6, ep 8)
Dallas explores the science behind painful and humiliating mishaps, discovering the secrets of the BMX front flip, the dangers of ice and what not to do when walking on a log. (S6, ep 9)
Dallas checks out calamitous clips as he reveals how easy it is to get injured on a dinghy, the humiliating consequences of leaning on a fence and the hazards of hang-gliding. (S6, ep 10)
Dallas explores the science behind painful and humiliating mishaps as he discovers the secrets of ninja grip and what must be avoided when parasailing behind a boat. (S6, ep 11)
Using calamitous clips and cold hard science, Dallas Campbell reveals why moving around on a boat can be so hard. He also takes a closer look at the Parkour press. (S6, ep 12)
Dallas checks out more clips of massive mishaps as he explores why jumping off a pier and biking over a teeter totter can have painful and embarrassing consequences. (S6, ep 13)
An engineering special reveals what to watch out for when using a ladder and the secrets behind explosive demolitions. Plus, discover the secret workings of a dam. (S6, ep 14)
Check out the science behind a half-pipe and the secret workings of a party popper. Plus, find out how to avoid hurt or humiliation in the wrestling ring. (S6, ep 15)
In this episode we learn the science behind hurricanes, the secrets to skiing a box rail, and how to run backwards without humiliating yourself.
In this episode we learn all about surface tension, the best way to catch a drone, how to footgrab a pogo stick, and the secrets behind bike river jumps.
In this engineering special we discover the workings of the combustion engine, the secrets of airfoils, how pumps work, and the proper way to operate a chainsaw.
In this episode we take a deep dive into entropy, learn the secrets of bowling lane etiquette, and discover the best way to carve on a snowboard.
In this episode we learn about motorcycle flips, how to avoid hurt when attempting to parkour lache, and how to avoid humiliation when walking up stairs.
Dallas Campbell reveals why your big wheel trike isn't always your friend and why a stunt as simple as balancing items on your head can have painful and embarrassing consequences.
Clips reveal how easy it is to injure or humiliate yourself while canoeing, and why pulling tricks while you're on crutches is asking for trouble. Dallas Campbell explores.
Things can often go wrong while bungee jumping, and playing swingball has its risks too. But why? Dallas Campbell gives us the science.
Calamitous clips reveal why squeezing into small spaces and rally car racing can have painful and embarrassing consequences. But why? Dallas Campbell explores the science.
Taking an inflatable on a water slide, doing a wheelie and even catching a hard hat on your head - all stunts that can go very wrong. But why? Dallas Campbell digs into the science.
Clips reveal why jumping in a river isn't always a good idea, and why carrying a tray can have calamitous consequences. Dallas digs into the science to reveal what can go wrong.
Dipping your dance partner, jumping in the snow and bottle flipping - what could possibly go wrong? Dallas Campbell investigates.
Carrying wedding cakes, running on sand, giving a high-five... it seems there is so much that can go wrong. Dallas Campbell reveals why these simple tasks sometimes seem so hard.
Disastrous clips reveal why taking a unicycle off-road is never a good idea. Mounting a segway or arm-wrestling can go very wrong too. But why? Dallas Campbell investigates.
Planning to take an inflatable down a waterslide? Think again. Dallas Campbell reveals why this stunt can go so wrong. Working out with a punch bag can have humiliating consequences too.
Clips reveal how easy it is to injure or humiliate yourself while walking in the snow and that doing bench press-ups can be asking for trouble, too. But why? Dallas Campbell explores.
When it comes to push-ups, Dallas Campbell reveals why it's best to keep things simple. Frisbee golf can easily end in disaster too. But why?
Calamitous clips reveal pole dancing and surfing can have painful and embarrassing consequences. But why? Dallas Campbell looks into the science.
Clips reveal that spinning on a unicycle and standing on a chair can so often wind up with injury and embarrassment. But why? Dallas Campbell checks out the science.
Science genius Dallas Campbell checks out how many ways there are to injure and humiliate yourself while ski racing, playing golf and jumping into moving vehicles.
Clips reveal that stalling a skateboard, clearing snow and even getting out of a car can prove both painful and humiliating. But why? Dallas Campbell digs into the science.
Playing golf and GT sledding get the Dallas Campbell treatment as he investigates the science behind stunts that went painfully and embarrassingly wrong.
Ever tried to do a moped wheelie or worked out with kettlebells? These people did and there were painful and embarrassing consequences. Dallas Campbell explores why.
Things can often go wrong while backflipping into pools and doing burpees. And riding tandem can come with risks, too. But why? Dallas Campbell gives us the science.
Ever tried a skateboard nose-slide? A trampoline drop-in or a pool trick shot? Dallas reveals how these stunts can go so very wrong as he explores the science behind people's misadventures.
On Motorbikes: Dallas Campbell provides the science in a motorbiking special that checks out some of man's finest mishaps on two wheels. Season 5 Ep23
On Water: Jump in for a look back at some of the show's funniest water-based stunts and disasters. Why did things go so spectacularly wrong? Dallas Campbell dives into the science.
Driving: Check out these outrageous combinations of humans, vehicles and stupidity. Dallas Campbell embarks on a science road trip as he reveals why these stunts went spectacularly wrong.
Cats & Friends: Dallas Campbell checks out some of the internet's funniest cat and animal clips as he explores the science behind an incredible collection of furry misadventures.
Dogs and Friends: Dallas Campbell checks out the misadventures of our four-legged friends, revealing why their canine capers ended in disaster.
Extreme Sports: As adrenaline junkies look to defy logic with daredevil stunts, Dallas Campbell reveals why their audacious attempts were destined to go so incredibly wrong.
On Snow: From painful ice-skating clips to humiliating skiing footage, Dallas Campbell checks out the cold hard science behind the biggest winter misadventures.
In Flight: Humiliating footage and cringe-worthy clips reveal what happens when humans try to fly. But why can't people conquer the skies? Science star Dallas Campbell reveals all.
In the City: From escalators to cranes, Dallas Campbell explores the incredible science behind some of our greatest metropolitan wonders.
In the Country: The great outdoors provides a vast arena for a whole host of misadventures. Dallas Campbell reveals the science behind some of the most painful and embarrassing.
Dallas Campbell hosts a football special as he explores how science can improve anyone's game.
The hit show that explores the science behind humiliating mishaps returns. Host Dallas Campbell finds out what's stopping one daredevil from performing a back flip on a pogo stick.
Combining humiliating user generated clips with cold hard science, Dallas Campbell reveals why doing swimming pool handstands is a bad idea.
Dallas Campbell looks at the science behind spectacular stunts that went wrong. Find out why riding a child's scooter can easily end in pain and humiliation.
Skateboarding and motorbiking come under the spotlight as Dallas Campbell explores the science behind more stunts that went spectacularly wrong.
Volcano boarding comes under the spotlight as Dallas Campbell explores the science behind humiliating mishaps. Plus, what could possibly go wrong while off-roading in a toy car?
Dallas Campbell explores the science behind spectacular stunts that went very wrong, including one person's failed attempt at a table cloth pull.
Combining humiliating user generated clips with cold hard science, Dallas Campbell reveals why horse riding and even twerking can be a bad idea.
Dallas Campbell examines the science behind more painful and embarrassing clips. Among them, he explores why planting a friend's face into a cake can go so very wrong.
Dallas Campbell reveals the perils of ski jumping, limbo dancing and zip lining as he explores painful and embarrassing footage of stunts that went spectacularly wrong.
Combining humiliating user generated clips with cold hard science, Dallas Campbell reveals why you should never try to jump over a hedge.
Dallas Campbell reveals the science behind humiliating misadventures. What can possibly go wrong when racing a snowmobile or walking in long robes?
As Dallas Campbell continues his look at the science behind mishaps and misadventures, he reveals why drumming or jumping into a snowdrift can have painful or humiliating consequences.
Dallas Campbell explores the science behind stunts that went spectacularly wrong, including what happened when one daredevil biker took on a dirt jump.
Snowboarding and tug of war both prove painful and humiliating pastimes. Dallas Campbell reveals why as he checks out the science behind more embarrassing clips.
Richard Hammond reveals the science behind a whole host of new and spectacular mishaps. First, he explores the many ways to humiliate yourself when paragliding and riding dirt bikes.
From sword tricks to pulling a wheelie, clips reveal that great stunts can often go terribly wrong. Richard Hammond reveals the science behind such extraordinary misadventures.
Street luge racing and cycling down steps can both have painful and humiliating consequences. Richard Hammond explores how things can go so spectacularly wrong.
Richard Hammond turns his attention to cliff diving, swinging a sledgehammer and riding a motorised scooter as he reveals the science behind dangerous and humiliating misadventures.
Richard Hammond turns his attention to cliff diving, swinging a sledgehammer and riding a motorised scooter as he reveals the science behind dangerous and humiliating misadventures.
From attempting a tandem motorbike wheelie to trampolining with friends, Richard Hammond reveals the science behind a spectacular set of mishaps.
Richard Hammond explores why spectacular stunts often turn into embarrassing disasters. He takes a look at what can happen when you motorbike on sand and try to ski on metal rails.
Combining hard science with spectacular mishaps, Richard Hammond reveals why bouncing on beds and catapulting your friends into the air can both end in painful disaster.
Ever wondered why it is so easy to injure or humiliate yourself on a toboggan? Using clips of spectacular sledging mishaps, Richard Hammond investigates.
Richard Hammond investigates the science behind a host of new painful and humiliating mishaps, including a snowboard trick that ends in disaster.
Clips reveal that kayaking down rapids, scaling tall buildings and pulling handbrake turns can all have dangerous or humiliating consequences. Richard Hammond investigates why.
Extraordinary mishaps involving wakeboards, hoverboards and basketballs all come under the spotlight as Richard Hammond explores the science behind spectacular misadventures.
New. Richard Hammond explores the science behind more spectacular misadventures. This time, the perils of skiing and fishing come under the spotlight.
Flipping off a springboard and running through mud can both have disastrous consequences. But why? Richard Hammond explores the science behind embarrassing mishaps.
New. Richard Hammond examines more wince-worthy clips as he investigates why food fighting and diving from springboards can both have painful and embarrassing consequences.
Richard Hammond checks out more wince-worthy clips as he explores the possible perils of caravanning, breakdancing and trial biking.
Richard Hammond explores the science behind more spectacular misadventures. This time, he checks out clips of mishaps on ski lifts and explores the perils of wrestling in bubble wrap.
Clips reveal that firing a bow and arrow and loading up a trailer can both have dangerous or humiliating consequences. Richard Hammond investigates why.
Richard Hammond checks out the extraordinary misadventures of ordinary folk as he asks why BMX stunts so often go embarrassingly wrong.
Most Unsporting Moments: From ice hockey to high-jumping, Richard Hammond reveals his favourite sporting mishaps in this special compilation episode.
Science's Most Painful Lessons: From jumping into a bin, to breathing fire and shooting paint balls, this special compilation episode features some of the most ill-advised stunts.
Learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when flying remote controlled aeroplanes or attempting to grind rails on a unicycle.
Learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when flying remote controlled aeroplanes or attempting to grind rails on a unicycle.
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when off-roading, racing in a cycling peloton or attempting to jump between rooftops.
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when off-roading, racing in a cycling peloton or attempting to jump between rooftops.
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when attempting a bicycle wheelie, or driving through deep water. (S3, ep 23)
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when attempting a bicycle wheelie, or driving through deep water. (S3, ep 23)
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when attempting a parkour 'wall spin', sprinting or trying to use an umbrella. (S3, ep 24)
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when dancing, sky diving or fire skipping. (S3, ep 25)
Richard Hammond reveals how and why adventures turn to misadventures as he explores the science behind painful and humiliating mishaps. (S3, ep 26)
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when attempting a jump on a mountain bike, or cornering a long vehicle. (S3, ep 27)
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when parking a boat or attempting a rail grind on a bike. (S3, ep 28)
Richard Hammond reveals how and why adventures turn to misadventures as he explores the science behind painful and humiliating mishaps. (S3, ep 29)
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when leaping out of trees, sumo wrestling or attempting a ramp jump on a moped. (S3, ep 30)
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when kayaking over waterfalls, cross country running or cycling down mountains. (S3, ep 31)
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when cycling through water, or spinning in a cyr wheel. (S3, ep 32)
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when climbing a fence, or trying to backflip off a swing. (S3, ep 33)
In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when leaping off a sand dune, dribbling a football or driving a motorbike and sidecar.
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 6)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 12)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 12)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 15)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 1)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 4)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 2)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 9)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 3)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 7)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 5)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 16)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 10)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 14)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 13)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 8)
Series two of the wince-worthy documentary shining a spotlight on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts. (S2, ep 11)
Richard Hammond turns his attention to precision as he explores what it means to leap like a parkour runner. Plus, wince-worthy clips reveal why adults shouldn't use children's slides.
Calamitous clips prove why dancing on tables, pulling wheelies on quad bikes and sliding on the floor can all end in humiliation and injury. With Richard Hammond.
Richard Hammond explores why rollerblading, spinning nunchucks and riding mini motorbikes all have potential for major disaster.
From a trip to a waterpark to attempting a spinning karate kick, Richard Hammond examines calamitous clips to discover just how easy it is to humiliate and hurt yourself.
Richard Hammond proves why vaulting over walls, bouncing on gym balls and playing beer pong can all come with painful and humiliating perils.
Richard Hammond checks out a host of clips to find out why stepping on and off boats can be a tricky business. He also explores why so much can go wrong in a game of table tennis.
From standing on your head, to turning on a jet ski or just attending a wedding, Richard Hammond discovers how easy it is to embarrass and injure yourself.
From playing racquet sports, to dancing on a chair and riding a bike, Richard Hammond investigates why everyday activities can so easily end in disaster.
Science and disastrous clips reveal the many ways you can injure and humiliate yourself when rotating on a pommel horse and trying to jump in rollerblades. With Richard Hammond.
Richard Hammond reveals just how easily people can injure and humiliate themselves as he checks out clips of people climbing lamp posts, breakdancing and going off-road on skateboards.
Through wince-worthy clips, Richard Hammond explores why head butting plates, cans and watermelons can all have painful results. Plus, why is sailing such a tough skill to master?
The series continues as Richard Hammond explores how easy it is to injure or embarrass yourself while ballet dancing and jet skiing.
Science and catastrophic clips reveal why leaping through windows can be both dangerous and costly, as well as why go-karters should always know their limits.
Science and catastrophic clips reveal the disasters awaiting adults who try to use children's playgrounds.
Cat Special: Discover how slippery surfaces, fences and cat flaps have got the better of our feline friends in a special episode of crazy and calamitous cat clips.
Dog Special: See how catching a frisbee, riding a skateboard and running on slippery surfaces can end disastrously for dogs in a special episode of calamitous canine clips.
Wild Special: Richard Hammond finds out what happens when animals get it wrong as he applies science to a collection of calamitous wild creature clips.
Richard Hammond reveals how and why adventures turn to misadventures as he explores the science behind painful and humiliating mishaps.
A compilation of sporting fails, falls, bumps, and scrapes, all explained by cold, hard science. Presented by Richard Hammond. (S1, ep 1)
Richard Hammond reveals how adventures turn to misadventures as he explores some of the most spectacular mishaps.
A compilation of sporting fails, falls, bumps, and scrapes, all explained by cold, hard science. Presented by Richard Hammond. (S1, ep 2)
Richard Hammond uses science and home footage to reveal how and why it can be so easy to injure or embarrass yourself while pole dancing, playing on a pogo stick or cutting down trees.
A compilation of sporting fails, falls, bumps, and scrapes, all explained by cold, hard science. Presented by Richard Hammond. (S1, ep 3)
Richard Hammond combines science with home footage to reveal how easy it is to injure or embarrass yourself when walking on ice or riding in a shopping trolley.
A compilation of sporting fails, falls, bumps, and scrapes, all explained by cold, hard science. Presented by Richard Hammond. (S1, ep 4)
Richard Hammond explores how adventures can turn to misadventures when he examines embarrassing and painful footage of people horseriding, diving and using exercise balls.
Richard Hammond explores the humiliating and painful potential of scooter stunts, break dancing and swinging on ropes.
Richard Hammond explores the painful potential of knocking down buildings, sledging and abusing airbags.
Richard Hammond learns just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when tubing, riding a rodeo bull and hanging upside down.
Richard Hammond combines science with home videos in order to explore the many ways we can injure or humiliate ourselves when walking on stilts, firing a sling shot or playing golf.
Richard Hammond explores the potential to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when riding a zip line, playing on swings or trying to swallow powdered cinnamon.
Richard Hammond explores the potential to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when bungee jumping, juggling or flying a kite.
Richard Hammond explores the potential to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when pole vaulting, ski jumping or just rolling down a hill in a dustbin.
Richard Hammond explores how easy it is to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself when abseiling, running up walls and flying with a jet pack.
...Special. Gather round for a festive fix of the mishap-laden series shining a light on ordinary folk making extraordinary mistakes. Richard Hammond hosts.
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