(Jake): For season two of CYSTM,
we wanted to go even bigger than we had before,
like with Titanic.
(dramatic music)
We're on the Queen Mary right now,
and as you can tell...
It's not exactly like the Titanic.
But we're going to transform the Queen Mary into the Titanic
and make it look like we're actually
setting sail in the ocean.
- It's hard to build a better set than an entire like...
What? A 100-year-old cruise ship?
(Jake): And while the location is incredible,
we also needed our incredible art department
to really make it feel like we were on the Titanic.
Then, there's the talented wardrobe, hair and makeup teams,
which transported the cast back to 1912
with their inspired work.
- I was in kind of a corseted number yesterday,
which is an experience.
And I'll also be wearing the famed
Heart of the Ocean.
(Jake): And last but definitely not least...
(crashing)
We needed visual effects help
to take us from sunny California to the frigid
waters of the Northern Atlantic.
It's an ocean!
(screaming) It's an ocean!
(indistinct chatter)
- Cut, cut, cut!
(Jake): This season, we not only wanted
to make the narrative bigger,
but the science as well.
Which is why I put myself in a lot of the demonstrations.
- Okay, here we go, Jake!
(Jake): Ah, the high dive.
It looks a lot less terrifying when you're on the ground.
- Three, two...
(Jake): I've definitely never jumped from that height before,
and it feels like you're falling for a lot longer than you are.
(dramatic music)
But once you get over the discomfort
of hitting the water...
(applause, cheering)
(upbeat music)
It's actually kind of refreshing.
(rhythmic music)
Unlike the other pool we used
for the hypothermia demonstration,
which was filled with two degrees Celsius water.
Ooh, that's cold.
Okay, let's sit down.
Right when I got in the water,
I immediately started to hyperventilate.
(shivering)
And then, during the course of those 25 minutes
I was in there, I lost the feeling
in all of my extremities.
(shivering)
Can't really... move them too well.
- Come on Jake, let's roll.
(Jake): It's important to note that all these demonstrations
were done under the supervision of professionals
and medical personnel.
Because I wouldn't have done it otherwise.
With a sleeping bag,
with warm water bottles underneath
all of my major arteries, I was still shaking
for at least an hour.
Well, cross that off the bucket list.
- Yeah, don't want to do that again?
- Never again!
- You looked very cold on camera.
I think that'll come across quite well.
- Oh, did I? (laughing)
I didn't even have to act!
(laughing)
Let's do some acting!
There's no time for flashbacks! The... Sorry.
Through it all though, we had a ton of fun.
- Jake!
- Hey, can you slide a little
down on... the couch?
(laughing)
- Not like that. Go back!
- What? (laughing)
- This is your fish.
- My fish? Okay. - That's your fish.
- The most dangerous part about this whole thing...
- Falling in love.
(laughing)
- That too. And there's no safety for that.
- ...your hair on a moving ship like that.
- Well, it's gonna look like...
- Hey, can you throw up on command?
- No. - Oh, next time.
- Here we go!
- Is that... - No, iceberg!
- Oh, yeah. That's a "nice per".
(laughing) Iceberg.
- I love him.
He's an idiot.
♪ Near, far ♪
♪ Wherever you are... ♪
- Is that out of your system?
- Not at all! - Are we doing...
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