Richard Hammond's Blast Lab - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Richard Hammond and his two teams of budding young scientists study rocket propulsion.
Episode 2
Richard Hammond discovers what happens when a tonne of water is dropped onto a car.
Episode 3
The lab rats make a hovercraft out of wood, plastic sheeting and leaf blowers.
Episode 4
One of the Lab Rats has a close encounter with a toy pig on a pendulum.
Episode 5
Richard explores the themes of pressure and weight distribution.
Episode 6
Richard explores the theme of fluid dynamics, encasing a team member in a large bubble.
Episode 7
Ninja Nan gets pelted with eggs, and the Lab Rats fire flaming cannonballs at a caravan!
Episode 8
Richard and his two teams make beach balls fly in a game of leafblower catch.
Episode 9
Richard and his two teams launch their own rockets using straws, bottles and a foot pump.
Episode 10
Richard's teams try to get the most eggs into glasses of water by whisking away a mat.
Episode 11
Two teams of budding scientists set off mini rockets using fizzy tablets.
Episode 12
The teams demonstrate force and weight distribution with a game called Anti-Gravity Grip.
Episode 13
Studio-based science game show. The teams have to demonstrate water tension.
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