Believe It...Or Don't!

Season 1Episode 1660 minFeb 17, 2001
Believe It...Or Don't!
Mexican brothers whose faces are covered with hair; Chicken wing eating contest; French man eats anything, including glass, razor blades, metal bolts, and wrist watch; Man attaches hooks to eyelids and lifts buckets full of water; Germans stuff tobacco up noses; Man eats live scorpions; Family eats live octopi; Radio DJ tries to escape glass coffin buried in dirt and concrete; Man lies on bed of nails while assistants hammer a 200 pound ice block sitting on his chest; Man in drag refuses to pull over for cops because he is embarrassed; Japanese rock stars trash hotel room; Contest to see who can bust the most bricks over his head; Tribal ceremony where girl's hair is ripped out; Egyptian trial forces woman to lick hot frying pan; Man rolls two miles down sidewalk to promote world peace; Rich woman with dirty house; Man dives into pit of cow manure to search for college football tickets; English man with 70 foot high catapult in back yard; Deformed animals near nuclear power plant (five
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