Outrageous Acts of Danger - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Stop a Speeding Bullet
Risking it all in the name of physics; Todd Sampson goes up against one of the world's deadliest weapons; facing an AK-47 rifle underwater.
The Human Spider
Todd Sampson tries to defy gravity by scaling a 13-story building with nothing more than two vacuum cleaners strapped to his back; the invisible force of air pressure could mean the difference between life and death.
Death Jump
Todd Sampson takes a deadly leap of faith; in a dangerous bungee jump, his life depends on the strength of two phone books weaved together.
Wrecking Ball Showdown
Todd Sampson releases a wrecking ball inches from his face in a dangerous experiment that tests the science of energy; as it hurtles back at him at 15 miles an hour, Todd must trust science to stop the wrecking ball before it crushes him.
Flying Through Fire
Todd Sampson tries to defy the deadly power of fire and dives into a blazing-hot inferno; with nothing but a thin layer of water to protect him, science could mean the difference between life and death.
Balloons of Hazard
Todd Sampson takes an incredible flight powered by 130 massive helium balloons; in this dangerous experiment, Todd must use science to defy gravity and make it safely back to earth.
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