Brainiac: Science Abuse - Season 6

Brainiac: Science Abuse - Season 6

Season 6

Network
Episodes10
DatesJan 13, 2008 - Mar 16, 2008
Previous Season

Episodes

Episode 1
Season 6Episode 145 min

Episode 1

Thaila Zucchi presents regular segment How Hard Is Your Thing? in which she puts viewers' submissions through a series of intense tests to find the hardest object in the land. Vic Reeves sends a portable toilet airborne and a magic trick is updated with an electrifying twist.
Jan 13, 2008
Episode 2
Season 6Episode 245 min

Episode 2

Jon Tickle, Vic Reeves and Thaila Zucchi investigate the fastest way to eat eggs, how many pieces of sticky tape are needed to lift a car and how to turn vegetables supersonic with the aid of a pneumatic cannon and a rocket on a wire. Plus, Abi Titmuss and Frank Bruno try to blow up their caravans.
Jan 20, 2008
Episode 3
Season 6Episode 345 min

Episode 3

Jon Tickle, Vic Reeves and Thaila Zucchi join forces to wreak havoc in the laboratory, tackling humorous and heated experiments guaranteed to raise a few eyebrows.
Jan 27, 2008
Episode 4
Season 6Episode 445 min

Episode 4

Jon Tickle and Vic Reeves join forces to wreak havoc in the laboratory, while Thaila Zucchi presents regular segment How Hard Is Your Thing? - in which she tests viewers' submissions to find the hardest object in the land.
Feb 1, 2008
Episode 5
Season 6Episode 545 min

Episode 5

Jon Tickle and Richard Hammond join forces to wreak havoc in the laboratory, while a camping celebrity is left homeless when the team destroys their caravan.
Feb 8, 2008
Episode 6
Season 6Episode 645 min

Episode 6

Jon Tickle and Vic Reeves are joined by Thaila Zucchi, who presents regular segment How Hard Is Your Thing? in which she puts viewers' submissions through a series of intense tests to find the hardest object in the land.
Feb 15, 2008
Episode 7
Season 6Episode 745 min

Episode 7

Feb 24, 2008
Episode 8
Season 6Episode 845 min

Episode 8

Jon Tickle, Richard Hammond and Thaila Zucchi wreak havoc as they tackle a series of outrageous scientific experiments guaranteed to raise a few eyebrows.
Feb 29, 2008
Episode 9
Season 6Episode 945 min

Episode 9

Jon Tickle and Vic Reeves are joined by Thaila Zucchi, who presents regular segment How Hard Is Your Thing?, in which she puts viewers' possessions through a series of intense tests to find the hardest object in the land.
Mar 7, 2008
Episode 10
Season 6Episode 1045 min

Episode 10

Jon Tickle, Vic Reeves attempt to make a tidal wave, while Thaila Zucchi investigate whether amateur dramatics can be performed while being electrocuted. Plus, model Keeley Hazell competes in Stars In Their Caravans.
Mar 16, 2008

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