Guinea Pig

Ryan wants to take on some of the challenges that professional wrestlers cope with each day; and after some training he takes on a real pro.

Ryan is up to take a beating in this episode, while testing some new super suits.

Amber and Ryan are testing electricity. They want to test many different things like getting shocked with a Van de Graaff generator, getting a taste of electricity, and to push the limits they challenge 1 million volts.

Ryan and Amber are testing fear. They want to know how scared a person could possibly get before its too much. They also test some of their own phobias to see what there willing to do before it becomes overwhelming.

Ryan wants to put all things water to the test. First he goes off to test a water-based JetLev flying machine. He then takes on some really rough rapids and then jumps off a 10 meter high waterfall.

Ryan and Amber are in the desert, testing survival to the limit with minimal training and backup. They put things to the test the desert may be the hardest challenge yet.

Movement is the name of the game for this episode, they test different ways of propulsion and in the end push it too the limit by propelling Ryan at over 350 km-h in a drag racing car.

Does Ryan ever stop pushing himself to the limit, on camera, off camera he challenges himself either way by doing sideshows with Amber.

Ryan puts the challenges every ordinary movie stunt man faces to the test. He ends it with a dangerous car jump.

Ryan in the first season and second season tested less than lethal weapons used by armed forces on a daily basis, now he's at it again testing the latest advances in crowd control and person stopping devices.