Let me get my speed gun, radar gun.

Did we have those in Medieval times?

No. Do you think they had armchairs

to fire catapults from?

- Good point. - Yeah.

Three, two, one,

fire!

Oh!

- ( Gav laughs) - Dan: Oh, man.

Gav: Right in front of the camera!

- Excellent. - I think that was perfect.

Good aiming.

Imagine if you're behind just city walls

and you just see that coming at you.

Like, what is going on?

Gav: It's about to land in the graveyard of our tests.

Dan: Oh, the screen.

Whoa.

Gav: The screen lived.

Dan: Didn't break?

Gav: It remained intact.

It's just a smaller TV, which is why.

That is solid to survive that impact.

Dan: Yeah.

Three, two, one, fire.

Fire!

Fire.

Both: Oh!

Wow.

That comple-- I think...

do you know what? Do you know what, right?

- We've destroyed a lot of TVs, right? - Yeah.

Yeah? I think that's the most thoroughly destroyed

a TV has ever been.

From one impact, that became hundreds of pieces.

( music playing )

So we wanted to put a man in a chair

and launch him.

And this is the closest thing we could come to.

- A dummy? - Yeah.

I think it's just a paint suit stuffed with...

Look at him!

He clearly had a fantastic weekend.

He really has.

I think he's been crying as well a little bit.

Give him a nice beer.

- Yeah. - Root beer.

- Root beer. - And a grapefruit.

Why a grapefruit? ( laughs )

I don't know, perhaps he wants a root beer and a grapefruit.

All right.

Three, two, one, good luck.

Gav: Oh!

Dan: Oh, he broke his back, his spine!

( music playing )

He's already lost his beer and his grapefruit.

It's such a funny shot.

Oh, man, that looked...

Gav: If he had a spinal column, it'd be in pieces.

Dan: That looked uncomfortable.

( Gav laughs )

That really looked uncomfortable.

Gav: That looked horrific.

His head's just whomping around his neck.

Dan: Oh, dear.

That is unfortunate indeed.

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I barely survived, so I hope you like 'em.

Dan did complain a lot.

I do all the work!

Most of it.

- You do 90%. - I do all the work.

All right, fine.