No. We were able to blow up a safe using water and a charge. And it is possible these liquid nitrogen just slow down a battery chain of explosions. 

 

Nice!

 

For the most part movies just get real, because even without special effects trickery, explosions are awesome. 

 

Can you just stop talking? I’m trying to watch this movie. 

 

Bye-bye.

 

Don’t try anything you see on the show at home. 

 

We’re what you call experts. 

 

With cement trucks, fruit fats and movie clichés, the explosion A to Z has hit half-way. So what’s next?

 

Next up, the mother of all explosions. Here we go. In three, two, one—fire! It looks like we must be on the letter N for nothing, because when nothing happens when you fire that trigger, something has gone wrong, which also means somebody needs to man up and go over, rewire and fix the problem. It’s a bomb tech’s worst nightmare. 

 

Yep, it’s when nothing happens. 

 

Incendiary torpedo in three, two, one—fire!

 

And misfire.

 

The explosions are at their most dangerous. 

 

This is exploding sharp 400 pounds of explosives. On your go, Frank.

 

Three, two, one—fire!

 

It’s also when nothing happens that explosives technicians are at their most brave. Are you kidding me? This is like the worst experiment ever. 

 

But that’s why the Mythbusters use the best in the business. 

 

Alright. To commands count down. Three, two, one—fire!