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Tom Scott

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Tom Scott

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Start Year:

2006

End Year:

2024

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Genres:

• Documentary

Episodes

• S1E1: Breakfast: Fortified With Iron
• S1E2: Extra Light Pancakes
• S1E3: Pastaaargh: pasta, cooked with a kettle
• S1E4: Fun With A Giant Slingshot
• S1E5: On A Pirate Ship - Jay Foreman feat. Mad Cap'n Tom
• S1E6: The Coruscant Juggling Club
• S1E7: Salmon in a Dishwasher
• S1E8: Appalling Visual Puns No. 1
• S1E9: You Cannot Remove Your Fingerprints With Pineapple
• S1E10: Tesco Value Spiderman
• S1E11: Timelapse: 1,000 Balloons in 6 Hours
• S1E12: Appalling Visual Puns No. 2
• S1E13: Washing Machine Cookery
• S1E14: Appalling Visual Puns No. 3
• S1E15: The Matt Gray High Five Face Off
• S1E16: Appalling Visual Puns No. 4
• S1E17: The 30 Second Bacon Sandwich
• S1E18: The Fire Jugglers of York
• S1E19: Appalling Visual Puns No. 5
• S1E20: Two Drums and a Cymbal Fall off a Cliff
• S1E21: Captain Obvious
• S1E22: Thinking Digital 2009: Tom Scott on graphs, Hans Zimmer, Eurovision and tea cosies
• S1E23: Breaking the News: Tom Scott and Matt Gray bonehead the budget
• S1E24: The Webcycle: the faster you pedal, the faster your internet goes.
• S2E1: Human vs Rat: The Maze Challenge
• S2E2: CharityShock - Donate online, give someone an electric shock.
• S2E3: Maker Faire UK in 30 Seconds
• S2E4: Kinect-Controlled Tesla Coils: The Evil Genius Simulator
• S2E5: Mint Sauce Bottle Rocket: SCIENCE!
• S2E6: The Northern Nocturnal Cracker Consumption Championships
• S2E7: Caution: High Speed Balls - A Ping Pong Ball Launcher for BBC Click
• S2E8: Robocoaster Challenge: Reciting Shakespeare while attached to a giant robot arm
• S2E9: Google Glasses: A New Way to Hurt Yourself (parody of Google's Project Glass)
• S2E10: Welcome to Life: the singularity, ruined by lawyers
• S2E11: Nyan Fax!
• S2E12: The Large Piña Collider: a pina colada with SCIENCE.
• S2E13: "Is This You?" - lifelogging, privacy and scandal by Tom Scott at Electromagnetic Field 2012
• S2E14: iOS 6 Maps: an explanation from Apple (parody)
• S2E15: Four Men in a Car: The Technical Difficulties team take a road trip
• S2E16: If Self-Checkout Machines Used Famous Voices
• S2E17: Instagram's New Terms of Service: A Statement From The CEO (Parody)
• S3E1: When Facebook Resurrected the Dead
• S3E2: Facebook Graph Search: a more realistic commercial
• S3E3: Ten Illegal Things To Do In London
• S3E4: A Brief History of Lyric Videos
• S3E5: Yorkshire Yoga
• S3E6: A Spaceship Simulator in a Caravan: the LHS Bikeshed
• S3E7: Lies on the London Underground
• S3E8: Instant Whey
• S3E9: Why Jonathan Ross Can't Pronounce His Rs
• S3E10: Fantastic Features We Don't Have in the English Language
• S3E11: All the Colours, Including Grue: How Languages See Colours Differently
• S3E12: Whatever Happened to Tom's Hoodie?: Tom Scott at Thinking Digital 2013
• S3E13: Why You Swear in Anglo-Saxon and Order Fancy Food in French: Registers
• S3E14: There's Nothing Wrong With Saying "10 Items or Less": Descriptivism vs Prescriptivism
• S3E15: Ghoti and the Ministry of Helth: Spelling Reform
• S3E16: Gender Neutral Pronouns: They're Here, Get Used To Them
• S3E17: Mele Kalikimaka: Why You Can't Say "Christmas" in Hawaiian
• S3E18: Oversight: Thank you for volunteering, citizen.
• S3E19: How Many Gs Do You Pull in an Elevator?
• S3E20: Why Do We Have "Ye Olde"? Obsolete Letters, and the Mysteries of Ye Olde Ming
• S3E21: Adjectival Order: Why A "Big Red Balloon", not a "Red Big Balloon"?
• S3E22: Why You Can Tweet More In Japanese: What Counts As A Character?
• S3E23: Making Flaps Vibrate In Your Throat: Voicing
• S4E1: There Are Special Crossings For Horses In Britain
• S4E2: Why Aren't There More Helicopter Crashes In London?
• S4E3: How To Make An Orange Peel Flamethrower
• S4E4: The Secret Pattern That Stops You Copying Bank Notes
• S4E5: The 134-Hour Television Show from the Arctic Circle
• S4E6: The Underground Roundabouts of Tromsø
• S4E7: Why Does Nighttime Smartphone Footage Look All Flickery in Europe?
• S4E8: Danger: Humans
• S4E9: Members of Parliament Aren't Allowed To Resign
• S4E10: The Thames Still Has Some 19th Century Stink In It
• S4E11: The Secret Button on Pedestrian Crossings
• S4E12: You Can Gold Plate Your Tongue For About $2
• S4E13: A Zeppelin, A Cat, and The World's First In-Flight Radio Message
• S4E14: Platform 9¾ Is In The Wrong Place
• S4E15: Single Point of Failure: The (Fictional) Day Google Forgot To Check Passwords
• S4E16: How To (Appear To) Strangle Someone (On Stage)
• S4E17: How To (Appear To) Slap Someone Across The Face (On Stage)
• S4E18: Can You Cook Bacon Using Hair Curlers?
• S4E19: Why Wind Farms Don't Always Turn When It's Windy
• S4E20: British Nuclear War from Beyond the Grave: The Letter of Last Resort
• S4E21: Why Is London's Cable Car So Damn High?
• S4E22: Why Do Reversing Trucks Not Beep Any More?
• S4E23: Einstein Wasn't The First Scientist To Talk About Relativity
• S4E24: British Ice Cream Doesn't Have To Contain Milk
• S4E25: The Image That Can Break Your Brain
• S4E26: How To Throw A Bucket Of Water At Someone
• S4E27: The Hard Part About Getting To Orbit Isn't The Height
• S4E28: Your GPS Shuts Down If It Goes Too Fast
• S4E29: How To Fall Into A Swimming Pool
• S4E30: The Datablast: Experimental Interactive TV From The 1990s
• S4E31: How To Tell If You're Dreaming
• S4E32: The SPF Rating On Sunscreen Is Questionable At Best
• S4E33: Disney Could Go Nuclear If They Wanted To
• S4E34: Why Was AllAdvantage.com Popular In Beverly Hills?
• S4E35: The Mississippi River Wants To Move
• S4E36: Moss Is Terrible For Emergency Navigation
• S4E37: Let's Talk About Names. In Iceland.
• S4E38: Let's Play: Bar Billiards
• S4E39: How Does a Geyser Work?
• S4E40: Why Do We Not Have A Cure For The Common Cold Yet?
• S4E41: Origami In Space
• S4E42: Never Call Someone "Tired and Emotional" In England
• S4E43: Britain Has 555 Phone Numbers Too
• S4E44: The London Railway of the Dead
• S4E45: British Tanks are Better Than All Other Tanks, and Here's Why
• S4E46: The 19th Century Channel Tunnel Wasn't Just A Dream
• S4E47: Point Zero: Where All Roads Start
• S4E48: Privacy In France: A Lot Of French People Might Be About To Sue Me
• S4E49: Facebook for Oculus Rift: The Commercial
• S4E50: Is "Paris Syndrome" A Real Thing?
• S4E51: The Level Crossing You Have To Power Yourself
• S4E52: From Missingno to Heartbleed: Buffer Exploits and Buffer Overflows
• S4E53: The Rise and Fall of the Gasometer
• S4E54: Chess Clock Jenga
• S4E55: The Three Types of Twilight, and The Days Without Night
• S4E56: The Early Steam Train With No Brakes: Stephenson's Rocket
• S4E57: How Does Eurovision Break Ties?
• S4E58: How YouTube Video Stabilization Works
• S4E59: Angels Are Actually Pretty Terrifying
• S4E60: The Most Ridiculous Game Of Football In History
• S4E61: The Nuclear Reactor In The Middle Of London
• S4E62: Fail-Safe vs. Fail-Deadly
• S4E63: How The Self-Retweeting Tweet Worked: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and Twitter
• S4E64: How Do You Make Something Last 1,000 Years?
• S4E65: The Equation of Time: Clocks Vs Sundials
• S4E66: Why Do Flag Emoji Count As Two Characters?
• S4E67: Emojli: the emoji-only network.
• S4E68: British Plugs Are Better Than All Other Plugs, And Here's Why
• S4E69: Some Places Have Lower Gravity Than Others
• S4E70: What's The Longest Word In The English Language?
• S4E71: Giant Underground Trampolines!
• S4E72: Gravity Doesn't Always Point Straight To The Earth's Core
• S4E73: YouTube Doesn't Know Your Password
• S4E74: Third Person Driving with a Drone
• S4E75: How To Read Text In Binary
• S4E76: The Ice Bucket Challenge Lowers Your Heart Rate
• S4E77: Emojli: Behind the Scenes and Why You Should Never Build An App
• S4E78: Ultrasonically Vaporized Vodka!
• S4E79: 2030: Privacy's Dead. What happens next?
• S4E80: Scotland is Rising and England is Sinking, Literally
• S4E81: How To (Appear To) Snap Someone's Neck (On Stage)
• S4E82: The Shellshock Bug In About Four Minutes
• S4E83: Why Britain Uses Separate Hot and Cold Taps
• S4E84: The Man Who Set Up His Own Toll Road, Without Permission
• S4E85: What Did Witches Actually Use?
• S4E86: There's a Bit of England in New York, Literally
• S4E87: The Diner Where You Microwaved Your Own Food
• S4E88: The Liquid Nitrogen Tanks of New York
• S4E89: The Floating Lighthouse in New York: The Lightship Ambrose
• S4E90: Why "Four Score and Seven Years Ago"?
• S4E91: The Concrete Pillars On Top Of British Hills: Trig Points
• S4E92: Do The Numbers On Toaster Dials Mean Minutes?
• S4E93: The Hottest Place in Britain, and the BBC Theme Park
• S4E94: Ley Lines and Avebury Henge, the Better Version of Stonehenge
• S4E95: Can It Be "Too Cold To Snow"?
• S4E96: Why Doesn't Britain Have Rabies?
• S5E1: Why The Prime Meridian Isn't At 0º
• S5E2: The Moonpig Bug: How 3,000,000 Customers' Details Were Exposed
• S5E3: The Magic Roundabout: Swindon's Terrifying Traffic Circle and Emergent Behaviour
• S5E4: The British Rail Flying Saucer
• S5E5: How Many Colours Are In A Rainbow?
• S5E6: How Green Screen Worked Before Computers
• S5E7: Standing in a Hurricane in Slow Motion
• S5E8: The Driverless Cars of Greenwich
• S5E9: How to Program a Quantum Computer (sort of)
• S5E10: Turnpikes and Tolls: What if all major roads were private?
• S5E11: The Bubble: imagine the web without trolls, or shocks, or spam
• S5E12: How To Make Something One Atom Thick
• S5E13: The 400,000,000-Year Link Between Scotland and Canada
• S5E14: 7 Illegal Things To Do In A British Election
• S5E15: The Human-Powered, Giant Theme Park Playground: Ai Pioppi
• S5E16: Ships, Mines and Magnetism
• S5E17: Risk, Immortality, and the Terrifying Pulpit Rock
• S5E18: How The Netherlands Stopped The Wind
• S5E19: Why Computers Suck At Translation
• S5E20: The Speed of Outrage: Tom Scott at Thinking Digital 2015
• S5E21: The Fictional Bridges That Became Real
• S5E22: Crash Blossoms and Being Drunk: Ambiguity
• S5E23: The Effective Power Bug: Why Can Weird Text Crash Your iPhone?
• S5E24: The Most Complex Borders in Europe: Why Do We Have Nations?
• S5E25: Why Can't Adults Learn Languages Like Children?
• S5E26: Paternoster Lifts: Dangerous, Obsolete and Quite Fun (including over the top!)
• S5E27: Long and Short Words: Language Typology
• S5E28: The Toxic Blue Lagoon of Buxton
• S5E29: What Counts as a Word?
• S5E30: The Sightlines of London
• S5E31: What's The Doomsday Seed Vault Really For?
• S5E32: Why Leap Seconds Cause Glitches
• S5E33: The Sundial That Works 24 Hours A Day
• S5E34: How To Visit Svalbard
• S5E35: The Islands Where Guns are Required
• S5E36: Are Batteries Heavier When They're Full? (with Robert Llewellyn!)
• S5E37: The Giant Cranes and Robots That Keep Civilisation Running
• S5E38: The world's largest indoor waterpark
• S5E39: Containing the Worst Nuclear Disaster in History: Chernobyl's New Confinement Structure
• S5E40: Radioactive Bananas in Chernobyl
• S5E41: How to Visit Chernobyl
• S5E42: The Russian Woodpecker of Chernobyl: How To See Over The Horizon
• S5E43: The Weirdest Bridge in Wales: The Newport Transporter Bridge
• S5E44: Hovercraft, Concorde, and the Dreams of the 1970s
• S5E45: The Abandoned Village of Imber: How Far Can Emergency Powers Go?
• S5E46: So You've Learned To Teleport
• S5E47: G-Forces, Gliders, and Graveyard Spirals
• S5E48: Amphibious Weed-Cutting Boat!
• S5E49: The secret underground pipeline across Britain
• S5E50: Sinking Ship Simulator: The Royal Navy's Damage Repair Instructional Unit
• S5E51: The Man Who Had Himself Taxidermied: Jeremy Bentham
• S5E52: Real Life Emoji Keyboard!
• S5E53: The Link That Can Crash Chrome
• S5E54: The Art of the Bodge: How I Made The Emoji Keyboard
• S5E55: Archimedes and a Boat Lift: the Falkirk Wheel
• S5E56: Simulating a Universe: the EAGLE Project at Durham University
• S5E57: Britain's End-of-the-World Bunkers
• S5E58: The Strange St Pauli Elbtunnel
• S5E59: The Bielefeld Conspiracy
• S5E60: Goalball: Blindfold Paralympic Reverse Dodgeball
• S5E61: Why I Can't Show You The H******** S***
• S5E62: The Collapsed Dam That Stopped Los Angeles
• S5E63: How The Rosetta Stone Unlocked Hieroglyphics
• S5E64: 700 Flavours of Soda Pop: Galco's in Los Angeles
• S5E65: Drones, Deserts and Danger
• S5E66: Big Industrial Simulators in Finland
• S5E67: Automated Weapons and the Battlefield of 2050
• S5E68: A Christmas Computer Bug, and the Future of Files
• S5E69: Seeing Other People's Steam Accounts: The Christmas Caching Catastrophe
• S6E1: Why Britain Sucks At Product Placement
• S6E2: Crosswalks Don't Always Make You Safer
• S6E3: Calling The Police Doesn't Charge Your Phone Battery
• S6E4: Why Wuppertal's Suspended Monorail Wasn't The Future Of Travel
• S6E5: How "Crash Safari" Reboots Your Phone
• S6E6: How To Make Snow
• S6E7: The Second Largest Freezer in Norway
• S6E8: The Biathlon: Firing Guns Under Pressure
• S6E9: What Counts as the World's Largest Clock?
• S6E10: Why 1/1/1970 Bricks Your iPhone
• S6E11: Power, Politics and Pragmatism: The British National Grid
• S6E12: Inside A Satellite Clean Room
• S6E13: Unexploded Bombs off the British Coast: the SS Richard Montgomery
• S6E14: Driving Through Russia Without A Visa: The Saatse Boot
• S6E15: Will YouTube Ever Run Out Of Video IDs?
• S6E16: The First Ever Wireless Hack: Marconi vs Maskelyne
• S6E17: Accidental Emoji Expert: Tom Scott at An Evening of Unnecessary Detail
• S6E18: In Norway, Everyone Can Know How Much You Earn
• S6E19: Help, My Fusion Reactor's Making A Weird Noise
• S6E20: The Not-Quite-Robots That Help Fix Fusion Reactors
• S6E21: The Most Dangerous Stretch of Water in the World: The Strid at Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire
• S6E22: The Strangest Elevator In Italy: the Ascensore Castello d'Albertis-Montegalletto, Genoa
• S6E23: Why Snow and Confetti Ruin YouTube Video Quality
• S6E24: Questionable with Jay Foreman, Sarah Breese and Will Seaward
• S6E25: Why Web Filters Don't Work: Penistone and the Scunthorpe Problem
• S6E26: Why You Can't Advertise Cancer Cures In Britain
• S6E27: The Flower That Smells Like Death
• S6E28: Nobody's Exactly Sure How Much A Kilogram Is Right Now
• S6E29: The Man Who Invented, Then Hated, Shopping Malls
• S6E30: The Bus Replacement Rail Service (yes, that's the right way round)
• S6E31: The Scientifically Inaccurate Dinosaurs That Must Stay That Way
• S6E32: No, Pokémon Go Can't Read Your Email
• S6E33: The Fake Vinegar In British Fish and Chip Shops
• S6E34: The Mushroom Cloud Over Britain: RAF Fauld and the Hanbury Crater
• S6E35: Hebocon UK: Deliberately Terrible Robot Fighting
• S6E36: The Problem With Renewable Energy (and how we're fixing it)
• S6E37: The Battery That's Lasted 176 Years
• S6E38: Why Mountain Dew Rots Your Teeth More Than Coca-Cola
• S6E39: The Fake-British Ghost Town In China: Thames Town
• S6E40: Seeing Things: Visual Disturbances We All Experience
• S6E41: Listening for Nuclear Tests at the Top of the World
• S6E42: The Front Falls Off: Glaciers Don't Go Backwards
• S6E43: No-One Knows Who Got To The North Pole First
• S6E44: Internet to the Arctic: A Greenlandic Relay Station
• S6E45: The Inuktitut Language
• S6E46: Cold Wars, Cruise Ships, and the Northwest Passage
• S6E47: The Town Where Wi-Fi Is Banned: The Green Bank Telescope and the Quiet Zone
• S6E48: Pod Cars of the Past and Future: The Morgantown PRT
• S6E49: The world's most dangerous path... isn't.
• S6E50: The Zip Line Across Time Zones
• S6E51: The Solar Power Towers of Southern Spain
• S6E52: The Bizarre Plan to Drain the Mediterranean: Atlantropa
• S6E53: The Grave of the Man Who Never Was: Operation Mincemeat
• S6E54: The Spider Dress That Reacts To Personal Space Invaders
• S6E55: 3D Printing Stainless Steel with Giant Robot Arms
• S6E56: The World's Most Famous Teapot: The Utah Teapot
• S6E57: Arson as a Christmas Tradition: The Gävle Goat
• S6E58: This giant model stopped a terrible plan
• S6E59: The City of the Dead: Colma, California
• S6E60: Wheels, Bombs, and Perpetual Motion Machines
• S6E61: In Old Movies, Why The Dial Tone After Someone Hangs Up?
• S6E62: Science vs the Weather: Salford's Energy House
• S6E63: Why YouTube Streams Don't Count For Christmas No. 1
• S6E64: Fallout Shelters and Zurich's Water: Swiss Resilience
• S7E1: The Confusing Borders of Lake Constance
• S7E2: The Little-Known Patterns on British Streets
• S7E3: Zero-G Experiments on Earth: The Bremen Drop Tower
• S7E4: Harald Bluetooth and Your Phone
• S7E5: The world's most frustrating work of art
• S7E6: America's First Supermodel: Audrey Munson
• S7E7: The World Is Slowly Running Out Of Sand
• S7E8: Inside YouTube's Mixed Reality VR Lab
• S7E9: The Beer Pipeline of Bruges
• S7E10: One Town, Four Elements: Ytterby
• S7E11: You Can Hear The Difference Between Hot and Cold Water
• S7E12: The Disaster That Changed Engineering: The Hyatt Regency Collapse
• S7E13: The Foil That Went To The Moon And Back
• S7E14: Why Song Translations Usually Suck
• S7E15: Why This "Zero Calorie Sweetener" Isn't Zero Calories
• S7E16: We hit a drone with lightning
• S7E17: Voyager 1's Getting Closer to Earth Right Now
• S7E18: How To Not Break A Mars Rover
• S7E19: Why sci-fi alien planets all look the same
• S7E20: How The Arecibo Telescope Could Help Save The World
• S7E21: Why The YouTube Algorithm Will Always Be A Mystery
• S7E22: The world's most powerful tidal current
• S7E23: The poison garden of Alnwick
• S7E24: Blocking People in Real Life: Tom Scott at An Evening of Unnecessary Detail
• S7E25: The Museum of Failure
• S7E26: The Runways of Fire That Let WW2 Planes Land In Fog: FIDO
• S7E27: An elevator that actually goes sideways
• S7E28: Why The Government Shouldn't Break WhatsApp
• S7E29: Why old screens make a high pitched noise
• S7E30: I can't show you how pink this pink is.
• S7E31: Connectome Scanning: Looking at the Brain's Wiring
• S7E32: FizzBuzz: One Simple Interview Question
• S7E33: What counts as a mountain?
• S7E34: Colorado has a giant freezer filled with polar ice
• S7E35: The US government will sell you freeze-dried urine
• S7E36: A nuclear waste dump you can walk on
• S7E37: How Computers Compress Text: Huffman Coding and Huffman Trees
• S7E38: The "rotary jail" had a slight problem
• S7E39: The centuries-old debt that's still paying interest
• S7E40: Reaction ferries are really clever
• S7E41: Why California's musical road sounds terrible
• S7E42: What Is Sea Level, Anyway?
• S7E43: The Story of Salvation Mountain
• S7E44: The Lava Lamps That Help Keep The Internet Secure
• S7E45: Is it dangerous to talk to a camera while driving?
• S7E46: The German town that's literally cracking apart
• S7E47: Hold music used to sound better. Here's why.
• S7E48: Batman's village of fools
• S7E49: This is how zero-g flights actually work
• S7E50: The null hypothesis
• S7E51: This Video Is 2D And 3D Simultaneously: the Pulfrich Effect
• S8E1: 17 Tonnes of Spinning Glass: Making the World's Largest Telescope
• S8E2: Sign Language Isn't Universal
• S8E3: A Language Made Of Music
• S8E4: Canada's Most Successful King
• S8E5: Remote controlling an entire airport
• S8E6: Faceswapping, Unethical Videos, and Future Shock
• S8E7: Making artificial earthquakes with a huge steel ball
• S8E8: This city centre has no street names
• S8E9: Launching An Entire Fireworks Display At Once
• S8E10: The moiré effect lights that guide ships home
• S8E11: European clocks ran slow for a bit. British clocks didn't.
• S8E12: How formation flying works
• S8E13: There's a mermaid show in Florida
• S8E14: The US president has a bulletproof railcar
• S8E15: Making an international standard cup of tea
• S8E16: G-force, jerk, and a giant centrifuge
• S8E17: We Sent Garlic Bread to the Edge of Space, Then Ate It
• S8E18: 2½ Hours of Unedited Garlic Bread Flight Footage
• S8E19: How The Black Point Message Crashes Android Apps
• S8E20: How planes stay safe over the Atlantic
• S8E21: A Town Called Asbestos
• S8E22: The US-Canada border splits this road down the middle
• S8E23: The town that was burned for science
• S8E24: The giant freezer that tests winter boots
• S8E25: Making 200,000 tons of arsenic dust safe
• S8E26: The new highway to the Arctic Ocean
• S8E27: Watching for nuclear attack in the Arctic
• S8E28: The sourtoe cocktail has a human toe in it
• S8E29: We Should Let Some Wildfires Burn
• S8E30: Stories I Can't Tell
• S8E31: How the 90s VHS look works
• S8E32: This nuclear reactor is run by students
• S8E33: Testing the sound mirrors that protected Britain
• S8E34: I hit 3,000-year-old art with a hammer
• S8E35: Your private messages travel under this beach
• S8E36: That Time I Got In Trouble With The Government
• S8E37: The Quiz That Was Shared A Million Times
• S8E38: Why You Don't Want To Go Viral
• S8E39: The collapsible crash-test robot car
• S8E40: We Made a Banhammer
• S8E41: Wingwalking used to be a lot more dangerous
• S8E42: How the first ever telecoms scam worked
• S8E43: What's The Longest Word You Can Write With Seven-Segment Displays?
• S8E44: If Educational Videos Were Filmed Like Music Videos
• S8E45: The Ogham language
• S8E46: Why do London's manholes keep exploding?
• S8E47: Britain's Largest Battery Is Actually A Lake
• S8E48: Why Computers Can't Count Sometimes
• S8E49: Testing the world's longest echo
• S8E50: An American Stonehenge: The Mysterious Georgia Guidestones
• S8E51: The other tree that owns itself
• S8E52: The city of golf carts
• S8E53: The Consequences of Your Code
• S8E54: The canyon that humans made by accident
• S8E55: Why NASA Spun Astronauts Around, But Doesn't Any More
• S9E1: The Fishermen That Hold Their Breath For 10 Minutes
• S9E2: How Knot To Hang A Painting
• S9E3: This Is Your Brain On Stale Air
• S9E4: I Got To See And Hold My Brain
• S9E5: How to slow down a stock exchange
• S9E6: How Auto-Tune Works
• S9E7: Why Denmark used to be .04 seconds behind the world
• S9E8: A Questionable Experiment in Motion Sickness
• S9E9: The broken building that must not be destroyed
• S9E10: The Last Play-For-Cash Fascination Parlor
• S9E11: The library of rare colors
• S9E12: Blindfold balancing in the spinning space chair
• S9E13: The artificial gravity lab
• S9E14: I Drove My Childhood Favorite Racing Game In Real Life
• S9E15: Where two oceans meet, debunked
• S9E16: The sculpture that looks like a real-life cartoon
• S9E17: The Hundred-Tonne Robots That Help Keep New Zealand Running
• S9E18: The brain-eating amoebas of Kerosene Creek
• S9E19: The first 3D color X-rays
• S9E20: The circle visible from space
• S9E21: Testing a zip line that goes round corners
• S9E22: What counts as the world's steepest street?
• S9E23: The one-lane bridge shared by cars and trains
• S9E24: Mr Olds' remarkable elevator
• S9E25: The world's first solar powered train
• S9E26: Why You Can't Trust Me
• S9E27: These tunnels stop part of Tokyo flooding
• S9E28: How To Build An App: Everything You Didn't Know You Needed To Know
• S9E29: why typing like this is sometimes okay.
• S9E30: How to stop a colossal bridge corroding
• S9E31: The Fetch-Execute Cycle: What's Your Computer Actually Doing?
• S9E32: Why "No Problem" Can Seem Rude: Phatic Expressions
• S9E33: The Two Generals' Problem
• S9E34: Flying a plane with fireworks on the wings
• S9E35: I'm Not A Robot
• S9E36: The Language Sounds That Could Exist, But Don't
• S9E37: The only bit of Louisiana's coast that isn't sinking
• S9E38: The toxic pit with a $3 admission fee
• S9E39: What counts as the world's shortest river?
• S9E40: These tunnels are designed for 100,000 years
• S9E41: The Self-Driving Race Car
• S9E42: Why Helsinki's library robots aren't important
• S9E43: The giant art that keeps planes quiet
• S9E44: This Video Is Sponsored By ___ VPN
• S9E45: How the Netherlands simulated the sea
• S9E46: The world's only wingsuit tunnel
• S9E47: The elevator shaft was invented before the elevator
• S9E48: I visited the US National Helium Reserve
• S9E49: Can The Words You Read Change Your Behavior?
• S9E50: Why Electronic Voting Is Still A Bad Idea
• S9E51: The world's littlest skyscraper was a massive scam
• S9E52: Why Do We Move Our Hands When We Talk?
• S9E53: Why 2020 Started On December 30th
• S10E1: Why My Teenage Code Was Terrible: Sorting Algorithms and Big O Notation
• S10E2: How Neurosurgeons Navigate Inside The Brain
• S10E3: How To Grow A Martian Salad On Earth
• S10E4: The bridge that's in two countries at the same time
• S10E5: Why TRUE + TRUE = 2: Data Types
• S10E6: The Dutch headwind cycling championships are amazing
• S10E7: The Sentences Computers Can't Understand, But Humans Can
• S10E8: The country where all public transit is free
• S10E9: Stopping A Laser Beam In Mid-Air
• S10E10: Why you can't buy Dasani water in Britain
• S10E11: This billion-euro nuclear reactor was never switched on
• S10E12: YouTube's copyright system isn't broken. The world's is.
• S10E13: Why dark video is a terrible mess
• S10E14: This Video Has (x) Views
• S10E15: Abso-b____y-lutely: Expletive Infixation
• S10E16: Why You Can't Name A File CON In Windows
• S10E17: Why this British crossroads was so dangerous
• S10E18: The Hidden Rules of Conversation
• S10E19: Are There Problems That Computers Can't Solve?
• S10E20: Why some remastered music videos look awful
• S10E21: The Most Common Vowel in English
• S10E22: The Worst Typo I Ever Made
• S10E23: How England's Oldest Road Was Nearly Lost Forever
• S10E24: The "first internet bench" probably wasn't
• S10E25: I Asked 64,182 People About "Jingle Bells, Batman Smells". Here's What I Found Out.
• S10E26: Why You Can Spot Bad Green Screen
• S10E27: The Abandoned Hill With Two Members Of Parliament
• S10E28: A Million Dollars vs A Billion Dollars, Visualized: A Road Trip
• S10E29: The Village That The Luftwaffe Bombed By Mistake
• S10E30: Britain once forgot how long an inch is
• S10E31: Why You Should Turn On Two Factor Authentication
• S10E32: The Part Of Britain That Rises And Falls Twice A Day
• S10E33: Is the most northern part of Iceland still there?
• S10E34: Which Is "Bouba", and Which Is "Kiki"?
• S10E35: Swimming between two continents, debunked
• S10E36: 1,204,986 Votes Decided: What Is The Best Thing?
• S10E37: Would you swim in power plant wastewater?
• S10E38: The tiny monorails that once carried James Bond
• S10E39: How Binary Search Makes Computers Much, Much Faster
• S10E40: We Built A Lie-Detector Skeleton From 1927
• S10E41: The theme park inside an old nuclear power plant
• S10E42: It's pronounced GIF.
• S10E43: My unlicensed hovercraft bar is technically legal
• S10E44: If these pumps ever stop, part of Germany floods.
• S10E45: Five Things You Can't Do On British Television
• S10E46: I Almost Learned To Fly A Jetpack
• S10E47: Why The Web Is Such A Mess
• S10E48: We walked the most dangerous path in Britain
• S10E49: How Many Languages Are There?
• S10E50: The never-used road where the BBC crash cars
• S10E51: The Greatest Title Sequence I've Ever Seen
• S10E52: How Weird Is My Audience? I Polled 15,408 People To Find Out
• S11E1: Trying To Fail A Drug Test On Purpose
• S11E2: Australia's Bushfire-Hunting Satellites
• S11E3: Trying To Create an AI Tom Scott (on a $100 budget)
• S11E4: The Radioactive Beach In New York
• S11E5: Hill Hill Hill Hill, debunked, debunked
• S11E6: YouTubers have to declare ads. Why doesn't anyone else?
• S11E7: I asked an AI for video ideas, and they were actually good
• S11E8: Why Progress Bars Don't Move Smoothly
• S11E9: Why Hollywood explosions don't look like real explosions
• S11E10: No-one is going to save Covehithe
• S11E11: Why Shakespeare Could Never Have Been French
• S11E12: "High explosives" doesn't just mean "bigger boom"
• S11E13: This changed my mind about aquariums.
• S11E14: What Color Is My Hoodie?
• S11E15: I asked an AI for video ideas for other YouTubers. It went badly.
• S11E16: England's oldest attraction turns teddy bears to stone
• S11E17: Taking The Emergency Exit From A Wind Turbine
• S11E18: The beach where Lego keeps washing up
• S11E19: I promise this story about microwaves is interesting.
• S11E20: The long-forgotten history of the British moon spacesuit
• S11E21: The Accidental Rush for Anthrax Island
• S11E22: The world's last turntable ferry has a really clever design
• S11E23: Landing at the only airport that's also a public beach
• S11E24: History forgot these old fireworks. We recreated them.
• S11E25: The Shocking New Use for Red Telephone Boxes
• S11E26: How many robots does it take to run a grocery store?
• S11E27: The UK's last aerial ropeway uses no power, moves 300 tonnes a day, and will be gone by 2036.
• S11E28: An Unedited, Rain-Soaked Ride on Claughton's Aerial Ropeway
• S11E29: I tried to film a volcano and it was a complete disaster
• S11E30: The diving gondola: a strange elevator to the ocean floor
• S11E31: How one little boat (and me) held up miles of London traffic at Tower Bridge
• S11E32: I helped cover a 5,000-year-old monument with worn-out tires
• S11E33: The Islands With Too Much Power
• S11E34: I took the world's shortest flight. It was underwhelming.
• S11E35: Why this observatory fires lasers at satellites
• S11E36: Three strange river crossings
• S11E37: The public toll road with no speed limit
• S11E38: The World's Most Useful Model Railway
• S11E39: I thought the Schmid Peoplemover was impossible
• S11E40: The world's only float-through McDonald's
• S11E41: The shooting range where you fire over a busy road
• S11E42: The highway where trucks work like electric trains
• S11E43: An actual, real-world use for robot dogs
• S11E44: Why this "falling rocks" sign is more important than most
• S11E45: This tiny railroad across the sea has an important job
• S11E46: The tunnel where people pay to inhale radioactive gas
• S11E47: The town where holding fireworks over your head is a tradition
• S11E48: The world's most expensive object by weight
• S11E49: The Thames Barrier must never fail. Here's why it doesn't.
• S11E50: The hidden background noise that can catch criminals
• S12E1: The meters-high mountain of mannequins in the Midlands
• S12E2: Ten years ago, I predicted 2022. Did I get it right?
• S12E3: There's a £100,000 coin buried under this London building
• S12E4: How one British laboratory protects the world's chocolate
• S12E5: Literally just three minutes where I talk about some rocks
• S12E6: The giant chainmail box that stops a house dissolving
• S12E7: The top secret plan to explode a nuclear bomb in Yorkshire
• S12E8: This town forgot to be a city
• S12E9: The Elie Chainwalk is safe, as long as you follow the signs
• S12E10: After 140 years, this old technology still keeps trains safe
• S12E11: 14 science fiction stories in under 6 minutes
• S12E12: Reopening an airport terminal is harder than you might think
• S12E13: The giant archive hidden under the British countryside
• S12E14: How does Britain know what time it is?
• S12E15: My robot double sells out (so I don't have to)
• S12E16: The bridge that must legally wobble
• S12E17: Downhill, on a couch, on public roads.
• S12E18: Europe's toughest airport landing used to be a lot harder
• S12E19: You're not allowed in this cave. But there's a copy.
• S12E20: I flew with birds. You can too.
• S12E21: The massive Fatigue Carousel helps keep roads safe
• S12E22: I rode a giant mechanical elephant. You can too.
• S12E23: Maybe rich people should build weird fountains again
• S12E24: It's a pile of mining waste. Want to go skiing on it?
• S12E25: Can you really drive while facing backwards?
• S12E26: This clock was famous, but the internet ruined it.
• S12E27: A working flight simulator, no computers necessary
• S12E28: Flying here is (surprisingly) legal
• S12E29: I visited the Yellowstone Zone of Death
• S12E30: The world's largest walking robot
• S12E31: A geyser that shoots sparkling mineral water
• S12E32: How the US Postal Service reads terrible handwriting
• S12E33: Delivering mail by jumping from a moving boat
• S12E34: Why the US Army electrifies this water
• S12E35: This massive truck makes artificial earthquakes
• S12E36: This is the most interesting roof in London.
• S12E37: How much helium does it take to lift a person?
• S12E38: Why do YouTubers clap at the start of videos?
• S12E39: I thought the treadmill crane was fictional.
• S12E40: I finally found a useful monorail.
• S12E41: Keeping the world's longest railroad tunnel safe
• S12E42: This 1970s tank simulator drives through a tiny world
• S12E43: The government approves of this shark now.
• S12E44: Is Poland's tap water really protected by clams?
• S12E45: I can't do this forever.
• S12E46: This electric ferry uses a very long extension cord
• S12E47: This river can be switched on and off
• S12E48: Why build a diving board twice the Olympic height?
• S12E49: Cheap, renewable, clean energy. There's just one problem.
• S12E50: Firing radioactive stuff at high speed under city streets
• S12E51: The US government is giving out free wasps
• S12E52: I was wrong (and so was everyone)
• S12E53: Doing robotic surgery on a copy of myself
• S13E1: The "architecture graveyard" is alive and well
• S13E2: This rollercoaster doesn't stop automatically
• S13E3: These chickens save lives.
• S13E4: I took a ride on a moving radio telescope
• S13E5: Why Australia bottles up its air
• S13E6: Google gave the Shweeb $1,000,000.
• S13E7: I tried using AI. It scared me.
• S13E8: This café sends food through pneumatic tubes
• S13E9: This is 'impossible', but New Zealand is trying anyway.
• S13E10: The city with a hundred private cable cars
• S13E11: Things are changing at the world's oldest hotel
• S13E12: This bus transforms into a train
• S13E13: I climbed inside a giant robotic parking garage
• S13E14: I rode the world's fastest train.
• S13E15: This tiny hovercraft went viral.
• S13E16: It's the Matrix, but for locusts.
• S13E17: The military base where you drive over the runway
• S13E18: How they saved the holes in Swiss cheese
• S13E19: The world's cleanest railway
• S13E20: The people who get paid to get sick
• S13E21: Shake tables are way more complex than I thought
• S13E22: This is an excuse to show you a really good tunnel
• S13E23: No-one knows how explosions work (yet)
• S13E24: I had to throw out my script about this submarine simulator
• S13E25: The cable car that you pedal by hand
• S13E26: The first jungle gym was meant to hack kids' brains
• S13E27: Six months from now, this channel stops.
• S13E28: How can you legally fly a plane designed in 1910?
• S13E29: I thought this rotating house was impossible.
• S13E30: If this survives for an hour, it passes the Bear Test.
• S13E31: A bear found my GoPro and took a selfie
• S13E32: Grizzly bear GoPro selfie: raw unedited footage
• S13E33: Storing dead people at -196°C
• S13E34: This town banned cars (except tiny electric ones)
• S13E35: This town throws pennies at people. They hurt.
• S13E36: No-one built these for 5,000 years... until now.
• S13E37: This man built his office inside an elevator
• S13E38: Why are adverts so loud?
• S13E39: This library has every book ever published.
• S13E40: How languages steal words from each other
• S13E41: Spherical houses weren't a great idea.
• S13E42: The largest telescope that will ever be built*
• S13E43: I finally rode the weird, curved German elevator.
• S13E44: there'dn't've
• S13E45: 0-100 in less than a second. And I'm driving.
• S13E46: Boarding planes could have been very different
• S13E47: Does the language you speak change how you think?
• S13E48: Every mistake I've made since 2014.
• S13E49: These tiny ships have a serious purpose
• S13E50: Why use many streetlights when one will do?
• S13E51: Why don't subtitles match dubbing?
• S13E52: A robot just swapped my electric car's battery
• S13E53: Why the government drops flies on California
• S13E54: People are going to be angry about pylons.
• S13E55: After ten years, it's time to stop weekly videos.

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