Street Genius - Season 2 (2015)

Tim Shaw heads to a deserted parking lot with a group of baseball players tasked with firing baseballs at targets from a pitching machine mounted on the back of Tim's jeep -- which will be speeding past the targets at 35 mph.

Tim Shaw performs experiments to resolve questions including what best stops a crossbow dart, do more wheels make a roller-blade faster or slower, can you switch glasses of water and whiskey using only gravity, can you cancel the sourness of the lemon, and what happens when pressure builds in a water heater.

Tim Shaw performs experiments to resolve questions including whether gravity is faster than a car going 35 miles per hour, how many balloons does it take to stop a bullet, what wind speed can blow you over, how high will a baseball bounce when dropped while on a basketball, what causes the best gasoline explosion in a car.

Tim Shaw performs experiments to resolve questions including what best to wear if your struck by lightning, what objects will not be destroyed by a blender, will an egg fry on a newspaper, will pantyhose keep water in a mug, and which dessert is best at stopping a bullet.

Tim Shaw performs experiments to resolve questions including what propellant can best launch a bowling ball, what do antacids do to the stomach, how fast does a golf ball have to go to hit a melon, can a person drink from an extremely long straw, and what happens to lit thermite on ice.

Tim Shaw performs experiments to resolve questions including what substance in a balloon will cause the biggest explosion, what everyday item can open a beer bottle, how powerful is a pressure washer, how many rubber bands does it take to explode a watermelon, and what household item makes the best rocket fuel.

Tim Shaw performs experiments to resolve questions including what is the strongest car part, which plastic bottle can stand the most pressure, which of four random items can open a bottle of wine, are multi-person bikes faster than single person bikes, how do you best put out an engine fire,

Tim Shaw performs experiments to resolve questions including what substance can best muffle an explosion, what will happen to an unit match when exposed to super-heated steam, what happens to a spinning flames, what is the fewest number of planks needed to make a platform, and what angle of pull can best cause a roller to roll.

Tim Shaw performs experiments to resolve questions including what substance provides enough explosive power to fuel a human cannonball, how many nails can be balanced on a nail, how many crackers can you eat in a minute, what is the fastest way to separate an egg from its yolk, how powerful is a vortex cannon, and will a chained dumbbell fall faster than an unchained one.