- Hello, I'm Gav. - I'm Dan.
We're the Slow Mo Guys,
and this week on "The Super Slow Show,"
what have we got, Dan?
Well, we have a lot of fun on this show...
- That we do. - ...but it doesn't mean
we can't also learn stuff at the same time.
That's true, which is why this week
it's all about science.
Thing is, I'm a bit of a slow learner.
We're gonna be playing with magnetism,
and a little bit of electricity.
You may sense a little bit of that between us right now.
What, electricity or magnetism?
Either.
That got weird quick.
( music playing )
- This video is about magnets. - Ooh.
Magnetism, obviously very important around the universe,
but also very useful for smashing stuff.
I mean, that's obviously what we're gonna do with it, right?
- Yep, yep. - The best magnets for smashing stuff
are something called "rare Earth magnets,"
or neodymium magnets.
They're so powerful, if I had my fingers in between them,
- I would have fewer fingers. - Fewer fingers but more paste.
- That's not useful to me in any way. - Never useful.
To help us smash stuff, we've got Mayim Bialik.
- How's it going? - Hello. Okay.
So you've played with magnets before, or--
- Yeah, a little bit. Not like this. - No?
Well, I mean, it might be a good idea to wear these, then.
I suppose.
So what should we try first?
Uh, I'm feeling kinda citrusy.
- Oh yeah? - Let's do-- let's do an orange.
All right, yeah.
- Here's one. - Dan: Ah!
Mayim: Okay.
All right, three, two, one,
little push, here we go.
Keep going. Keep going,
- keep going, keep going. Scary. - ( whimpers )
- Men: Ooh! - ( Mayim laughs )
- That hit the lens! - Gav: That was extremely--
- That hit my face! - ( laughter )
It literally went like this.
Do you have it on your-- I've got it on my neck.
And on my face.
( indistinct conversation)
You see, you were early there.
- Oh, oh! - Oh!
So-- oh!
That was quite cool.
Dan:
All repeating "Oh!"
Dan:
Dan: So, uh, how about we make an omelet?
I like that we're kidding ourselves,
like we can actually collect the mess we make.
- ( laughs ) - You have a frying pan?
- We're not even making an effort. - Dan: Okay, all right.
We're just smashing eggs, okay?
This one's gonna make a real mess.
- You all right there? - I'm okay.
- ( all talking at once ) - I'm excited.
I think we should just stand here and, like, watch you squirm.
I mean, I'm a vegan I don't eat eggs,
so this is real interesting for me.
Dan: Here we go, here we go.
Closer, closer, closer.
More, more, more. ( grunts )
( all exclaiming )
- Oh! It went in my hair! - ( laughter )
- Dan: Jeez! - It hit me in the face, and--
Oh, no! ( laughs )
It's in his ear!
- How did that get in my ear? - Dan: Oh, that's so good.
It was on your forehead, too.
- Gav: Damn it. - Wow.
- That was very effective. - Mayim: Yeah.
Look at the cameras! Look at that mess.
Gav: They're really in the danger zone.
( all exclaiming )
Dan:
Mayim:
- Dan:
Dan:
( music playing )
- Oh! - Looks so gross.
Oh! ( laughs )
- Sorry. - I like your wide variety of "oh"s.
- I'm a very expressive person! - You've got a very good variety.
Look what you're showing me!
How could you not have all those reactions?
- This is crazy. - It's a good point.
How long does it usually take you
to get through a tube of toothpaste?
- Probably a month? - A month?
You know, when you have to squeeze it against the edge of something
to get that last little bit out?
I don't do that anymore I buy toothpaste in bulk.
- What do you mean? - 'Cause I'm sick of rolling down the things
- to get the last bit. - They make a thing.
They make a little plastic thing that you put on,
- What? - and then it helps you squeeze it out.
- Are you serious? - I'm serious.
It's a thing.
- This is awesome. - Well, we've got a different invention.
- Let's ease it in. - What if the plastic hits me?
- ( grunts ) - Mayim: Wow!
- Ugh. - That came out the front and the back.
- What did I say? - Dan: You did.
I said that the place where the plastic meets
is the weakest place and that will be the first to go.
I didn't get any in my mouth directly
or on the toothbrush, but I got enough
to brush my teeth with, for sure.
Why don't we check exactly what happened on the playback?
Dan: All right.
So I was trying to aim the toothpaste at my mouth.
The level of openness of your mouth is--
-
Dan:
Look how hard it hits me.
Gav:
and I'm not even in front of it.
- Mayim:
Mayim:
Gav:
Dan:
-
Did I get any in my mouth at all?
I got a tiny-- I did, a tiny little bit.
- I'm sure I did. - We can CG a little bit.
- Got it right here. - Dan:
- Mayim:
apart from my mouth and toothbrush.
I like how stringy it gets, though.
I feel like toothpaste might be the only substance
that would behave exactly that way,
'cause it's-- it was very specific, wasn't it?
- How about treacle? - Honey?
Okay, it is. It's the only substance
in the world that would behave that way
- and we just witnessed it. - Thank you. Thank you.
( taps feet )
- How about this for a finale? - Okay.
- This has to be-- - That'll work.
- Yeah, that'll work. - Ready to get sticky?
- Sticky. - Don't know why you said it like that.
- Are you all right? - Super creepy.
So, because a non-descript cola bottle is pretty strong...
- Yeah. - ...right?
We've doubled up the magnets to see
if that'll make any difference
on the crushing force.
Mayim: I'm gonna say that it does.
That's your prediction, that it does.
That's my scientific prediction.
Do you predict that it'll come out the sides again,
or will it go straight through the lid?
- I'm gonna hope for some geyser action. - Gav: Yeah, me too.
- Dan: All right. - Mayim: Okay.
- Ooh! - Mayim: Wow.
Dan: You got nailed!
Why does it only go for me?
( music playing )
- Dan:
Oh, interesting.
-
Mayim:
Gav:
And then it just squashes more and more.
Yeah, but never really meets at the bottom.
- Here, there it goes. - I think the way the plastic is bent
- is causing it to spiral like that. - Yeah.
- That was cool. - Wow.
- Doesn't that look cool? - It does.
-
I thought that was some lovely-looking footage,
lovely amount of destruction.
Mayim Bialik, thank you so much for joining us...
- Thank you. - ...on this show.
Got you a gift.
- Look at this. - Oh, hey!
- Now you can wear that every day... - Hey, hey, hey!
You can choose to either--
- You're thrilled with it! - I am thrilled with it.
- You're thrilled. - Now I look like a real scientist.
- ( laughs ) Yeah. - Very useful.
- If the bath mat is in the wash... - Thank you.
and you need something to put down in front of the shower,
- it's good for that, too. - It's very fancy.
If someone makes a mess like this,
you can just wipe it up as well with it.
It's got a place for my goggles and everything.
- Access to the real pockets. - Dan: Look at this.
- It's got indoor things. - "Indoor things"?
- Yeah, indoor things, like-- - Thank you!
Where can people find you on the internet?
My YouTube channel is Miyambialik,
and I'm "MissMayim" on all other social media.
Excellent. Well, make sure you subscribe to Mayim.
You can subscribe to us, too, if you feel like it,
and we'll see you in the very next episode
of "The Super Slow Show."
( music playing )
Hi guys, we can't wait to share
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It could easily have been just there,
but it's on this side of me.
- It's, like, somewhere around here. - ( laughs )
- Yeah, it's right there. - ( chuckles )