What Was This Creepy Guy in MythBusters S2?
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- Did Adam Savage -- or his kids -- watch MythBusters during its production? What's the story behind that scary guy prop in the background of season 2? In this live stream excerpt Adam answers these MythBusters-related questions from Tested members @patrickhennessy510, @mickr777 and @slhuck, whom we thank for their support. Join this channel to support Tested and get access to perks, like asking Adam questions during live streams:
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David Caruso's First Movie is Rambo:First Blood(1982) which was released as simply First Blood until it was release on VHS by which time the Sequel had been green lit.
Jade was in 1995 during hyatis from NYPD Blue shooting schedule and he returned for season three.
He quietly retired from acting early in 2017 and has not done anything in film, TV or entertainment as an actor.
Though he has two secessful production companies, an art studio and is Co owner of a secessful restaurant.
I see Adam must have been to the Doctor
@@lasarith2
Why?
Have you seen the recent video of the fact electrician and another YT channel confirming the scope shot "myth" about the famous Carlos Hathcock shot and actually doing it right and getting the results.
I really love how Adam continues to respect his kids’ privacy by referring to them as “Thing 1 & Thing 2.” I’m sure if they wanted publicity, they would seek it out. I know nothing more about them than that they exist and there are at least 2 of them. Protecting the privacy of others is an act of love.
They did have cameos in some Stephen King books.
@@arvetis Also in John Carpenter's movie.
@arvetis they also have cameo in tested. One of the things is the one wheeling adam around on trolley when he's in iron man suit, even steals his hat😅
someone will get this like an inside joke and find it amusing. I went to the same San Francisco hippie school as one of his kids. The building used to be a mortuary. The art room was where they did the autopsies and it still has the original sinks. There were lots of ghost stories and urban legend mythology when I was there including a poltergeist named "Otis" or "Otz" who haunts the elevator and traps kids who ride it without permission. that was a good one because the elevator often got stuck between floors. I wonder if the current students still have those urban legends.
I love the concept of his children being dr. Seuss characters
I know Jamie and Adam do not consider each other friends, but they always talk about each other with a huge amount of respect and clearly knew each other pretty well. I always love that.
Less "We're not friends" and more "We've been boss-peon for so long, it's hard to shake that habit."
Would you go out on the town with your boss when the shop is closed?
@@Skorpeonismyrealname No, Jamie was not the boss on MB. They had previously worked together but after MB said they would never work together again. Obviously it was a lot of stress on whatever relationship they had.
@@ssl3546 not on mythbusters, no, but Adam used to work for Jamie
Reminds me of Siskel and Ebert
@@SkorpeonismyrealnameDepends entirely on the boss. Some I've been and remain friends with; some I am fine not.
It's not weird to highly respect coworkers and not have a friend relationship with -- I'd say it's more the norm for me. Mythbusters only feels weird to us because we put assumptions on them via the screen.
This unlocked a memory for me. I remember spotting that in the background as a kid and being like "What...?" but then thinking "oh yeah, it's a movie prop"
The show deserved its growing popularity over time. Probably the best show ever to communicate science and make it fun.
for some reason your comment reminded me of xkcd 397, which talks about how important & far reaching the impact of mythbusters was in terms of getting people into science.
The show was massive in my personal life, and there was, and never will be, anything like it again. The unique chemistry and personalities behind it, the HONESTY and character that Adam and Jamie had going into it, it was just too important. It will never be replicated.
I've seen the newer, more recent attempts to do the same thing, and the newer guys just don't have that spark at all. You could tell with Adam and Jamie that they were really invested in the concepts and ideas. They were genuine scientists in their approach. In contrast, you can tell when someone is phoning it in. I think it is an age/experience thing. Even though I wouldn't call either of them "Old" when the show started, I think they were old enough/mature enough, experienced enough and held the right mindset and natural inclination toward the scientific, that when given these challenges, they were genuinely excited to figure them out and it really, really showed.
The newer guys were even younger, had no real chemistry, and didn't seem an eighth as passionate.
Adam/Jamie Mythbusters was truly lightning in a bottle.
"I finally found a separation between that character and me, and there is very little separation..." - it's that kind of honesty that draws the audience into Mythbusters, and to Tested!
I imagine its very similar to most streamers or youtubers, what you see is (usually) their real personality, but its cranked to 11 and in this "always on" state (which is why many say that they feel exhausted after the camera turns off) so them in real life is much the same, but mellower and with less pressure to always be cracking a joke or making sure there isn't any dead air.
@@LordZaayl it's funny. for me that sounds like the difference between being alone and not alone.
@@tsm688 Normal socialization having that effect I believe just means you're introverted, lol.
@@LordZaayl well obviously.
Jamie did the prop work for Arachnophobia? Confirmed....he is an evil genius. I still get spooked by that movie!
That does explain a few things about both the movie's quality and Jamie as a person.
It is in the nature of kids of famous parents to not be particularly impressed by them as far as I can tell, but Adam also just seems like a good and present dad.
Well, I mean... they're just going to be "dad" and they were dad long long before they were "chief mythbuster"
Tbf prop makers tend to be more humble and Adam started as one. Constantly messing up builds, getting injuries from razor pens, etc
There’s a picture from the Grammys several years ago (maybe like 2010) of Tom Araya from Slayer with his wife and children on the red carpet. He’s hitting a pose, and his 13 or 14 year old daughter’s face is priceless - she was so embarrassed. You can be in Slayer, and your kids will think you’re a dork.
That's because the rest of us see their public persona, at distance and occasionally. Their wives and children see them every day, no makeup, no wardrobe, and unscripted. It tends to quickly erode the awe with which the rest of us regard that person and emphasize their underlying normalcy.
A similar phenomenon exists in corporations and, especially, the uniformed services. One tends to regard high-ranking individuals with an awe that often gets in the way of clear thought. The advice of "Remember, he puts his pants on every morning, just like the rest of us." (or less printable versions) is very common - and good - advice when meeting a chairman, Chief, or general.
It helps that Adam is an engineer first, so apart from being kind of eccentric and high-energy he seems like he would be just a normal dad. Some people, when they get famous, that fame gets to their head and they get drunk on being the center of attention, but I really don't think Adam is that guy. I think he's just a dude who has a lot of big toys to play with and he likes sharing the fun with others, and that's a great father figure for kids to have, especially boys.
That thing reminded me of when the fire alarm rang in the middle of the night at Effets Spéciaux Twins F X (they were in the neighboring city). It was a false alarm but when the firemen broke-in, they immediately called the police to investigate the gruesome scene they had discovered... the guys specialized in horror movie props. Lets just say it scared the s*** out of some people and the local paper had a blast with this. 😂
So that's why Jamie seemed to have no humor on the show. It's because the humor he _did_ have had to be censored for being too mortifying! That's my new headcanon.
I can just envision the SWAT team closing in on the flatbed and Jamie turning to Carol and asking in a deadpan tone, "Do you still think it doesn't look realistic enough?"
Thats most likely exactly the case. I have a very similar sense of humor and I have to censor it around nearly everyone except some very close friends, it just doesnt sit well with some people
You got hints of it, though. A lot of his best one liners are extremely dark jokes, and whenever there was a morbid topic on the show he was always the one manically grinning about it.
@@KozuFox I never noticed. examples?
"I'm just another dad" literally just like Rick Moranis. Just another dad, doing dad things in between being cool.
The 'scary man's trip is similar to a flight to Canada I experienced. I was going on a backpack/climbing trip. I packed my helmet at one end of a haul sack, then backpack,then boots at the other end. Along side the pack a pair of trekking poles. It was stopped at the X-ray check because it looked, on X-ray, like a body.
Reminds me of when I was also stopped at airport security because I had one of those metal torches and a pair of hair straighteners which appeared to be a gun on the x-ray due to the arrangement in my bag
!!!!
Spare batteries, wired earphones, and a bag of potato wedges packed together in a carry-on bag looks like improvised bomb on airport scanners.
Oh no! Lol
A housekeeper at my hotel wanted to call the cops once because she went into a room and thought there was a dead body between the beds. Turns out the workers who were staying in the room had just dropped their boots on the floor and the happened to land just right to look like a body lying on the floor.
But, in fairness, it is a hotel and we have had people pass away while staying before so her alarm wasn't completely unjustified.
The short answer on the second question. "Jaime thought it was funny." LMAO
John DeLancie would have watch parties at his house whenever one of his ST:TNG episodes aired. One of the frequent attendees was his good friend Kate Mulgrew and he would always tease her that maybe she would be on Star Trek one day. Little did she know… 😂
Watching yourself on camera sounds like working retail cash as someone who has social anxiety growing up. When I first started as a cashier I couldn't look at people, I mumbled a lot. After 3 months I could talk to people, after another 3 I could look them in the eye. After a couple years most of my anxiety disappeared. You just get used to it. It doesn't go away, but it becomes a lot more bearable.
That's so interesting! My problem with social anxiety is that for me, I can speak to people perfectly fine and perfectly clear. I'm a great conversationalist, and I'm quick and witty and I always know what to say. Like a social beast. But I'm anxious because I literally do not want to be social lol. I hate talking to people, I hate having to open my mouth and form words and communicate. I hate talking so much. Knowing I have to talk to people constantly in order to keep friends is so anxiety inducing. It's why I talk to nobody during the summer 😂 It's like "finally, my break is here!" and I don't talk to a soul for months, but they get the drill by now.
Point is, I love how different social anxiety is for everybody. We all feel anxious sometimes when we speak around other people, but HOW we feel anxious is so different. Isn't that fascinating? I am so glad it got easier for you to handle, it can be really hard to work through that type of anxiety. Just know that strangers who didn't like you aren't gonna be thinking about you, and the people who like your company will think of you fondly. You really do get used to dealing with people!
@@nomoretwitterhandles There’s nothing like being good at something you hate doing! I’m good at public speaking and I never want to do it again!
Maybe we recover from our parents, but in a lot of ways we also discover (often to our dismay) that we have become them. I realized I had become my father a few years ago, when I saw a print ad for one of those outdoor hot tubs. In the ad, it's set up on the deck behind a house on a snowy winter night, and a couple are enjoying some champagne surrounded by steam and soft lighting. Younger me would have seen that as _intensely_ aspirational, but middle-aged me who has become his father _instantly_ thought, "Oh God, their electric bill." :)
As a 30-something guy who doesn't have (nor want) kids, if I see an ad like that, my first thought would be "oh God, having to go mostly naked to the outside on a snowy night, even if it is to go to a hot tub, sounds like a nightmare" 😂(asyou might imagine, I don't like cold)
@@Alfonso162008 Hey, it's nice on the tub.. just not so nice when you want to get out.
It makes me kinda sad to know that Adam's kids didn't watch Mythbusters but at the same time it makes a lot of sense.
It makes sense, but they miss out on a great show.
Title question is at 4:43
Thank you!
Legend
Apparently, 8 minutes is too long and the rest of the questions are uninteresting.
@@Hawkenwhacker I clicked on the thumbnail and title and expected to see that, sue me
@@Hawkenwhackerwith all due respect to adam, they weren't interesting questions.
The more Adam talks about Jamie, the more I believe that Jamie might very well be my animal spirit guide. Hahaha.
I love how someone can bring up a random background prop from a very specific episode of Mythbusters & Adam can perfectly remember what it is, its history & even a funny anecdote about it
When I was a preteen in the early 1960's my brother was given a reel to reel tape recorder for his birthday. Hearing my own voice was weird. He wanted to grow up and become a professional baseball game broadcaster like the ones he heard on the radio of the Pittsburgh Pirates games.
Adam is so modest. Being the child of a Mythbuster, especially, one of the two main ones, is definitely not insignificant, no matter how you want to look at it.
I have wondered about that guy in the background since I was 14 years old, thank you so much Adam for finally putting those questions to rest.
I know Adam and Jamie aren't best of friends (nor have ever been) but the fact he respects Jamie to this day and even called him an empathetic human being makes me smile, and the fact Jamie wanted that prop in the background to get something subversive into a mainstream TV show makes me giggle. Respect all around!
As an Australian I'm glad to hear we helped make Mythbusters
helped, hell, it wouldn't have been what it was without you
3:33 My dad was a pastor, in very small-town Iowa, so I got a taste of micro-celebrity, and this nails it. It is _really nice_ to be able to walk down the street and not get recognized by people you don't know!
I'm suddenly terrified of seemingly sweet Heinemann
I want to commission both a Heinemann and a Savage orginal because I like both their creative sensitivities, and sense of humor. Best I've managed with prop fun was a poseable skeleton I used to leave in odd places. I had him sitting on the edge of my roof with a fishing rod once and was fun watching peoples reactions when they noticed him, but sadly he was stolen.
@@brolohalflemming7042 Oh that is sad... This is why we can't have nice things, awful people keep ruining our fun...
@@brolohalflemming7042 haha, me and my friends once found an old manekin which had been thrown out round the back of some stores ... we had about 6 months of fun putting it in stupid places, and it was always in the back of one of our cars, just in case.
At 03:28 I thought he lifted one cheek and let one rip! 🤣
And 06:20
😂
Yeah that REALLY sounded like a fart. 😂
It is generally a good idea to cover anything you are hauling a sizeable distance if you want to ensure it doesn't get damaged, and that would go double for something that might cause concern when seen out of context by the general public. I bet at least a few people called to report her driving around with a disfigured dead body in the back of that truck.
Good questions and great answers in the first half. If there is any famous person I'd love to sit down with and talk to for a while, it's Adam.
Mark Hamill, in an interview, said his son reacted to a school friend who said, "Must be great to have Luke Skywalker as a dad". His son replied, " Except whe tells you to do your homework".
What was it that determined whether You and Jamie tackled a myth, or Kari, Grant, and Tori?
It may take a while because its mixed in with any number of his Q&A vids, but he's covered that before and the tl;dr is they generally just knew intuitively who should tackle what based on their personal interests and individual skills.
Much of the robotic stuff would go to Grant, as an example.
🤣😂 Just picturing that prop on a flatbed and the helicopters circling. Can you imagine what was going through the cops minds?
At 6:20, it looked like Adam leaned to the side a bit and some toot noise happened at the same time lol. Anyone else notice?
I am convinced it is a Savage fart. Somehow, I respect him even more!😂
Thank you, Adam. At 2:35, you take a moment, apologize, and reframe the perspective of your statement. This is something I have been practicing in order to be more in the present. Frustrating, but it is very encouraging to see someone such as yourself also dealing with the concern.
Arachnophobia absolutely freaked me out. I'm 50 and terrified of house spiders. My wife picks them up releases them.
I remember Caruso on NYPD Blue because I rewatched it last year. I thought his character was only OK+ there, because he always had this smug know-it-all demure, with that Caruso-patented head-tilt at every suspect interview. But him leaving meant Jimmy Smits got his shot, and he really made that show A+ for me.
I'm so glad you addressed the less than optimal experience of seeing/hearing yourself on a recording. I find it especially cringe worthy to see myself. I'll take it on hope and face value that I may overcome it. 👍
Ha! I am so sorry I missed those viewing parties, but I was recovering from a heart attack when Mythbusters debuted. I lived on a street in the neighborhood of your shop for many years, and waved to you while walking my dog. Good memories. Saw you once with the wife and kids at the Container Store, but kept my distance because everybody deserves their own space. My sense of life and humor is just about halfway between yours and Jaimie's, so the show almost always worked for me. The body cracked me up.
I would like to know how you guys got onto CSI. When I saw the show it made me smile.
Ooooooh, I remember that! I was watching the episode, and when I saw them “Wait a second, ADAM!? JAMIE!? What are you guys doing in CSI!?”
Yes!!! My GF started binging the show from the very beginning. I saw them in one episode had to keep myself from flipping out 😂
The flaming pepper spray!
I wouldn't be surprized if it's as simple as CSI using their experience with ILM for things, and they got to be on the show as a bonus.
I didn't realize how much that creepy guy had stuck in my child brain till this video popped up in my feed. But _yeah_ , incredibly memorable visual for a science loving 7yo. I don't think i was particularly scared of it, but it was certainly fascinating, and looking back i definitely was unconsciously looking for him in the background going forward. I believe he's made more cameos than just season 2?
I believe one of the first movie roles David Caruso had was as a police officer "Mitch" in the original First Blood.
that guy sure did like playing law enforcement type roles, didn't he? nypd blue, first blood, csi: miami. if not more i'm not aware of.
I love how you can remember the details of things, like who made the tortured man prop.
It’d be so awesome to have Adam as a dad at Halloween time! Imagine the homemade costumes!!
The hit and run scene from Jade has lived in my head since I saw for the first time way way back when I was in high school
Honestly the thumbnail made me think it was someone talking about Adam being in the show in season 2.
I did everything opposite of my dad in the way he raised me when I raised my daughter, and she has told me it was all good.
Thanks Adam. Your videos are such a honest view on life and the human condition
Adam is just a dad who happens to be famous. He seems to handle it well and like an all round decent guy.
Great questions thank you for caring to respond by far the most down to earth tv persona
I love your content! Thanks for the share! Im getting a tattoo today, super nervous!
Thanks for the confidence boost! 🎉🎉😊😊
That's one of the funniest Jamie things I've ever heard
@tested Adam, I love the stories you tell about Jamie in part because they're good... but also in part because of the joy you display when telling them.
As someone who's got "no skin in the game", as nothing but a long time viewer, it honestly bothers me when people say/claim that you two didn't like each other. To me even from the days watching Mythbusters the fact that you two could argue as much as you did, neither wanting to give ground on what you thought was right, but seemingly acknowledged the others process as valid (even if you still disagreed which was BEST, and both wanted to PROVE it to the other) made it extremely clear to me that the mutual respect in your working relationship more than made up for any lack of buddy-buddy friendship.
They were friends, but in a different kind of way.
Listening to Adam talk is so captivating and endearing! ❤🙏🏻
I deeply miss quality programming. I miss the era when Mythbusters was king and shared the discovery Channel with other great shows.
I couldn't agree more about hearing your own voice, as someone who did all the audio editing for a podcast some friends and I were doing just for fun, it really is funny how you can separate your own (heard by yourself) voice from the voice you hear in your head as basically a different person. Hearing my own voice on any kind of recording just doesn't bother, after many hours of editing. It's just another audio file.
What was that creepy noise at 4:28?
“Epchhhhh” I heard it too
I think the noise came from Adam it almost sounded robotic. Super sketch!
What was that?? Why was it there?
Cause jaime thought it was funny that people would have the exact reaction you had lol
I'm glad to know on what movie that prop came from. I've always find it cool that there's a dead tortured guy behind when you and Jamie discuss things for a myth
David Caruso was Kit Kat in Hudson Hawk 1991. Great Movie!
I'm a daily vlogger here on YT. I've been doing it for 15+ years. Doing it so long that the voice I hear on camera is now the voice in my head.
Many years ago I released an album with a band I played with. Though it is absolutely the album i'm most proud of contributing to I do not own a physical copy of the thing and I never listen to it on Spotify. I don't know. It's just odd listening to my own performance however good I may feel about it.
I haven't thought about the movie "Jade" since the last time I was in a Blockbuster.
Its crazy, i remember when Mythbusters cam on and im still watching it. 😂👍
Jade is such a great movie. That car chase in San Francisco, is one of the greatest in cinema. Friedkin was such a master. RIP. Fun story about the corpse!
When you see that figure in the background as having his eyes or head internals hanging out and distended it really is quite a horror shock.
lol the flatbed
Jade, along with Kiss of Death, was David Caruso's first post-NYPD Blue film (he was actually nominated for Razzies for both movies in 1995)...but he'd previously appeared in a number of films, including An Officer and a Gentleman, First Blood, Twins, and King of New York.
As a kid it totally scared me and I figured it was from a movie, now years later to find out I don’t really care about the movie but it scratched an itch in my brain
"Ike! Do your impersonation of David Carusso's career!"
No one thought to put a tarp over that prop before driving cross state in a flat bed truck?! 🤣🤣
I knew as a kid it was a prop. Didn't stop it from scaring the shit out of me.
Philip Larkin had the best views on parenthood. "This be the verse"
Find the giant comb prop from Spaceballs!
I'm having trouble wrapping my mind around the fact that Jamie from Mythbusters made the freaky bug typewriter from Naked Lunch
I love the story of that guy. I get the subversive thing, it’s a lot of fun and to have it be seen by such a wide audience is amazing
Oh my mom saw that movie when she was young The fly Such a cool movie☺️
3:28 that noise 😂😂
Adam! idea for tested: have people submit makers from websites or youtube that make things themselves that are unique, beautiful or complex or very cheap but interesting, from all age groups and then showcase them and how they made it. the goal would be to showcase makers that START and don't let themselves be intimidated "because it's expensive to make". there are people that make their own tools (ex microscopes) or objects from movies they like or simply D&D sets, etc. that would be great to have, like 10 or so people?
"Jade" was the movie that taught David Caruso that he belonged in TV.
Oh yea, I always wondered about that guy too! It seemed so bizarrely out of place for the tone of Mythbusters and there was never an explanation - initially I assumed it was a "trophy" from a previous myth that either I missed on TV or was never aired (as most of the things in that room were) but the true origin is so much better!
I do feel bad for the kids that were scared of him, though... If I'd seen that when I was a kid it would have scared the crap out of me too.
I thought it was bad being a teacher's kid in high school, but at least there were other teacher's kids out there that could relate to it. Having a dad with celebrity status would be way rougher.
FINALLY!!!! I have been wondering that since 2004 when I watched them.
Adam looks like a COMPLETELY different person without his glasses. Holy shit I didn’t know who that was at the beginning of the video
Movie Pitch: Think campy slasher movie mixed with Saw.
The old studio is getting cleared out and all the left over props are in the garbage, there's a huge storm. Buster gets struck by lightning and comes to life and seeks revenge on the Mythbusters for all the tests they did on him. He starts killing off the cast and crew with traps made by using famous memorable rigs from the show (sword rig, chicken canon, rocket car etc) until Jamie and Adam have a final showdown in the old studio
This is easily one of the best channels on TH-cam:)
That last story about the prop human in the background. Haha the background to it. Adam would have days upon days of whacky stories.
That was the best possible answer to the question.
David Caruso starred in
CSI: Miami.
The US, EU and AU edits of the episodes were often slightly different, and in a couple of cases _completely_ different.
David Caruso was addressed in the very first episode of South Park.
I always wondered what that prop was about when I was a Teenager. I knew you guys worked in movie props and special effects but I never thought you'd leave a gruesome prop in the background.
David Carouso star of NYPD Blue know the era he watched. Most may know him from CSI
Mythbusters really should be required viewing, I see so many questions on reddit that have been already answered on Mythbusters
2:34 Adam Savage becomes self-aware. I tease with love. ❤️
HA! I absolutely love deadpanning for effect and basking in the ackward silence. And funny enough... Middle school is when I stopped running to the chalkboard and scraping my fingernails for kicks. the moment a teacher had to step out of class. Damn dry erase boards.
6:19 Was that a fart?
I think Adam is sitting on a chair or work stool that needs some oil. It made "crEEAK!" and "VRT!" noises the whole video. 😆
there's more weird sounds. I think the editor was pranking us.
I'm pretty that there's some kind of bad AI audio enhancement going on.
There's been several videos with noises that sound like garbled speech, when Adam sits down or moves something on a table.
Same as AI tools for photos sometimes making nightmare fuel, because it thinks an object is a face.
I don't think I like the audio processing being applied to these videos. It creates weird artifacts like 2:48 3:27 4:56 6:18, and really the vocal sound is not that great. It might sound a bit richer and cleaner than the raw audio, but it also sounds wrong for the space in which Adam's sitting, and it also somehow makes the high end sound sort of tinny in a way.
Was there a… naked gun sound effect in there towards the end? Lol hilarious
I wanted to do prosthetic makeup effects, and I learned real quick, your sense of humor changes. Things that other people think are horrific become entirely too amusing... partially because you made it. You use a dismembered head as a paperweight. You toss a fake eye into the air repeatedly as you think. Then someone walks in and sees these things and screams. At first you're apologetic, but later you laugh over it. When I saw the show, I knew these guys were special effects artists. Anything weird in the background just became part of their workshop, either something left over or something they purposefully held onto because they found it amusing.
As a kid I was disturbed by Emil in Robocop, now it’s Hilarious 😂