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Whether It's The Experiments On 'mythbusters' Or My Earlier Work In Special Effects For Movies, I've Regularly Had To Do Things That Were Never Done Before, From Designing Complex Motion-control Rigs To Figuring Out How To Animate Chocolate.

The Fact Is That The British Museum Had A Complete Specimen Of A Dodo In Their Collection Up Until The 18th Century - It Was Actually Mummified, Skin And All - But In A Fit Of Space-saving Zeal, They Actually Cut Off The Head And They Cut Off The Feet And They Burned The Rest In A Bonfire.

I Felt Like I Had Kind Of Played It Out, And I Wanted To See What Was Next, And Then Came Mythbusters. You Know, It's The Best Job I've Ever Had, On Its Worst Day It's Better Than Anything Else, But It's A Huge Amount Of Responsibility, And There Are Days When Just Going Into Work And Building Something From Someone Else's Drawing Sounds Like Going Back To Heaven.

Technology Is Usually There To Let Some Process Go On Hidden In The Background. For Us On 'mythbusters,' We're Always Trying To Make The Process Apparent. So, We Have Learned To Try And Never Rely On A Technological Solution When An Analogue One Is In Front Of Us.

My Dignity And Good Television - They'll Never Meet.