- Hello, I'm Gav. - I'm Dan.
Welcome to "The Super Slow Show."
Dan, do you know what looks excellent in slow-mo?
- Go on. - Wibbly wobbly jelly.
- Oh, come on. - No, no, not that. This.
- Gelatin. - Oh!
Americans don't call this jelly. It's jam or something.
- Yeah, weird. - It's very confusing.
Remember jelly tennis, the video we did?
- It looked amazing. - Yeah.
I think we can escalate our wibbly wobbly slow-mo jelliness.
- Yeah? - By having you dive into a jelly.
Oh, right. Like head first or just--
No, no. This is just one serving.
- Yeah. - ( giggles )
- This... - Oh!
...is 28,000 servings.
Good Lord, look at this.
I've been told it weighs 6,000 pounds.
Wait, so if this is 28,000 servings of jelly,
that would take, if we were to both eat a serving a day...
- Yeah. - ...38 years to eat this.
I mean, I know they call us The Slow Mo Guys,
but that's pretty slow even for us.
That's ridiculous. I feel more comfortable
- diving headfirst into this then, uh... - I bet you do.
So the question is, will this hold its form
when we've removed its supports.
Considering it weighs 6,000 pounds,
it's gonna be a real experiment.
We'll have to see.
We may have reached critical mass.
Hopefully, there's enough left
for me to dive into.
All right, we're gonna step away
and not get killed by the wood when we unleash it.
Imagine being killed by jelly.
- Rough way to go. - Yeah.
Supposedly it took our special-effects chaps
almost 70 hours of chilling this thing to get it to this point.
Can you guarantee that it's completely chilled through?
I don't think there's any guarantee of anything, Daniel.
- What's gonna happen? - Whoa!
Oh, my God!
Oh!
- That stinks. - That doesn't smell good.
What is that smell?
It's like what-- ( retches )
- It's turned. - Whoa.
Dan: So, I mean, I don't actually think
there's enough depth for me to dive into anymore.
Yeah, that is pretty shallow, pretty shallow.
- We might have to-- - Well, how about--
...have to come up with another jelly.
How about I just go for a swim instead of a dive?
- Yeah? Yeah. - Yeah?
So I guess-- Oh...
So I guess I'm gonna have to, like, kick off and slide,
- then swim, okay? - Yeah.
- All right. - What am I looking at?
Give me a starting gun.
- All right, you ready? - Yeah.
Three, two, one, go!
Whoa!
I didn't as much swim as dive.
( retches ) Oh, you kicked up--
you kicked up some of the stink.
Sorry.
Incoming!
Oh, look at that.
Oh, I didn't know what to expect at all.
- It's not set at all. - It looks like lava.
- Yeah. - Doesn't it?
- Oh, look. - Kubrick would love that.
That amount of force as well.
Yeah, it was a lot of weight. It was a lot of weight.
You would get washed away.
It's definitely-- some of it is set,
and the rest of it is just floppy liquid.
Gav:
like, solid bergs of gelatinous material.
Dan:
It's, like, in between jelly and liquid.
I think we've invented a new, like, state.
You know, you got gas. You've got liquid.
This is like something else liquid.
Yeah.
And he's off.
Dan:
It looks like you just fell out of a womb.
Oh, no.
This is how slow mo guys are born.
I've been born several different ways.
You've been born a lot on this show.
Imagine if you cut together the different ways I've born.
You could have, like, a compilation of, like--
Of all the times you've emerged from something.
Yeah.
I don't think I've ever been this slimy before.
It's certainly not the best you've ever smelled.
It's like dead animal carcasses. It's rank.
Well, I think that counts as a fail,
but like a lot of our fails, it looked epic.
So we're going to see what we can do,
and maybe whip up another massive jelly,
and with a bit more solid consistency.
- More jelly. - More jelly.
Not the biggest fan of jelly at the minute.
I bet you're not.
Oh, all right.
So some time has passed.
- Yeah. Yeah. - Pretty much.
Last time we were kind of over ambitious, I think,
with our 28,000 servings.
So this time we've got a measly 15,000.
However, we have massively changed our ratio of gelatin mix to water.
This one should be much more solid.
And it's been chilling for about a week. Oh!
Oh, it's definitely more solid than last time.
- Already. - Last time it was more--
- Yeah! - It's like-- oh, yeah.
- Ready to wrap? - We only just got here.
- No, no. Wrap the old arm. - Oh, yeah, absolutely.
Just in case it's liquid in there.
Imagine that-- a "ming-ing" jelly cast?
- Let's unleash the beast. - Okay.
- Aww! - Oh!
- Oh. - Oh! We're losing her.
Man: I'd say we gotta go.
- Gav: She's listing. - Dan: Oh, no!
It's shedding. The middle's good.
Quick, it's gonna rip.
( grunts )
Oh, man! That's actually quite comfy.
- Yeah? - Did it jiggle a lot?
- It did. - Awesome.
- Is it like a waterbed? - This is comfy.
It's like a waterbed, yeah. Oh, hey, stop jiggling.
Stop jiggling it.
This is bizarre.
This is definitely someone's fetish.
Just the visual of that, you falling onto a big jelly.
You've got a purple bag on your arm.
It's just weird.
It was quite comfy, though.
Yeah.
( both laughing )
The nose.
Do you see how my nose flicked back there?
It, like, reasserted itself when it came off the jelly.
Well, it might've, Dan.
Yours would probably cut the jelly in half.
Well, usually, Dan, we learn a lot from our slow-mo footage--
about the world, about physics.
I'm not sure what I learned about this.
Maybe just don't make massive jelly products.
- Mmm. - Because it's impractical.
Tasty, though.
Well, hopefully you enjoyed whatever that was.
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- Oh. - Yeah.
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I barely survived, so I hope you like them.
Dan did complain a lot.
I do all the work.
Most of it.
- You do 90-- 90%. - I do all of the work.
All right, fine.