To kick off Season 7 in style, Jory and the gang are going to really put Lexus's "safety" devices to the test!

After the last experiment, Jory is ready to take it easy a bit and just relax with his bouncing snow-globe style "Glitter Ball"... too bad it's going in the microwave then!

To hell with stovetops! Well... at least as far as Jory is concerned. If you can cook it on a stove, he figures you can cook it in a microwave too... only faster!

It's time to finally settle the 20-year debate about which console is better... the NES or the Atari?

Long-time fans of the show probably already know that it's a tradition of ours to microwave some form of a light each and every season we've been around - sometimes twice a season! And since Penny was getting a little dark, we figured... why not shine her up a bit?

Bird goes down... bird comes up... bird goes down... bird comes up. It's the classic desktop decoration, but unfortunately for this bird, it's already taken its last drink.

For some reason, Jory and Riley seem to think that this Electric Toothbrush is some sort of "pleasure device". Haunted by it's amazing powers - it's time to banish it into the microwave so no one else can enjoy it's magic.

Once a year, children around the world celebrate Halloween by going door to door and collecting candy from strangers. Jory celebrates All Hallows' Eve by burning plastic monsters in his microwave.

So yeah... we're microwaving some sh*t in today's episode... we figured: what the hell?

It's time for the ultimate drum solo... unfortunately, our pyrotechniques are likely to catch our drums on fire... oh well!

Jory's always wanted to get microwave through traffic in a hurry - what better way than by impersonating a police officer with a miniature siren light?

Sure, in the right hands these fine instruments produce some beautiful music. In the hands of Jory Caron however... their only usefulness is being microwaved.

It's no secret that we here at ideoProductions aren't big supporters of Apple... so of course when someone donated a working iPhone, we thought to ourselves, why shouldn't we microwave? Unfortunately for the iPhone, we didn't come up with a good reason.

Although Jory really loves his pussy cat - he's really more of a dog person. And what better way to tell the feline race that you hate their guts than by microwaving one of their electric brethren in the microwave.

To celebrate Thanksgiving, and all the traveling people will be doing this week - Jory and the gang are going to spark up some old license plates in an effort to fuse them together into one super-plate!

Taking over for Jory in this episode, Jon is anxious to see if one giant-turd can actually destroy a toilet. And by "turd", he means microwaving session.

The Liquid Timer... it's like a lava lamp and a snow globe all wrapped up in one magnificent item - will it explosively decompress like the previous experiments? Jory wants to find out!

Inspector Gadget is a world-famous crime-fighting cyborg... but Jory is curious if he can solve the ultimate riddle: Escape from inside a microwave.

It's hard to believe the workhorse of the early portable-gaming days, and Sega's answer to the still popular Gameboy - the Game Gear is 20 years old next year. And quite frankly, it was past its prime 19 years ago... so why not microwave it?

Rubber Duckies... the ultimate bathroom toy... if there is such a thing. But can the fun factor from these floating birds transfer to our laboratory?

Who doesn't love cleaning their pipes on a routine basis? Jory figures if people must love pipe-cleaning, why not share the joy with microwave?

Let's face it: the consumer film camera industry is all but dead and gone... and what better way to celebrate an embrace of digital equipment than by destroying an old Polaroid camera!?

Many of our haters complain that we take too long to microwave the experiments - and that we talk too much. While continuing the tradition of microwaving light-bulbs on every season of our show - we thought we'd make one "Express Episode" just for the haters.

Many years ago, this little hell-spawn of a toy was the #1 Christmas gift in the world... and now we're re-gifting him to the entire world!

Whoops! Jory accidently got the same Lego-set from two different people this Christmas! Whatever will he do with the spare Legos?

Happy New Year! To help ring-in 2010, Jory and the gang have decided to kick things off with a bang, by microwaving a bottle of Tanqueray gin.

I'll be honest - I saw this stupid thing in a dollar-store in NH, and just had to buy it, so that one day Jory could destroy it in his microwave laboratory.

Jory and I had a debate as to whether or not this would be a good episode. I knew it would suck, but he wanted to try it anyway. Despite my reservations, we filmed this episode, which turned out to be a stinker. To make the episode not suck, we recorded a special Mystery Science Theater 3000-style commentary for it, to provide you with some actual entertainment.

The winter TV schedule is about to kick-off, with all of our favorite TV shows returning with new episodes. So what better way to celebrate than by destroying what of these archaic standard-def tube-sets?

Legendary pitchman Billy Mays may have passed last summer, but Jory and the gang feel it's never too late for a final tribute to the late informercial legend. And what better way to honor his memory than by microwaving one of his greatest products?

What better way to stay warm this winter than by heating up an electric blanket to the proverbial "11" setting?

There's no real reason you'd want to microwave this thing. But as we close in on our 200th experiment, Jory is just bored these days... so why not microwave a board?

In this episode, Jory tries to break the curse of the boring aerosol devices. But will this can of Oust Spray actually explode like we hope?

Our 200th experiment! (And 229th overall episode). To celebrate this nice-round number of an episode, we've decided to microwave 146 flash bulbs.

In the past, microwaving any "iProduct" has always resulted in some spectacular results - so when we received yet another dancing mp3-toy, we figured, "why not!?"

This Sunday, over a hundred million American will gather to gorge themselves on fatty foods while watching the gridiron classic, as the Indianapolis Colts play the New Orleans Saints in the "Big Game". To celebrate this 44th annual championship meeting, Jory and the guys are microwaving a football.

In the true spirit of tradition - Jory, as he does every season on this show, is going to microwave some light bulbs. These ones are neon-based though... so maybe they're a bit different!

Thousands of you over the past three years have repeatedly requested that we microwave magnets - so here you go: Jory and the gang are microwaving a whole collection of the magnetic rocks and metals.

4-Lom? Who the hell is 4-Lom anyway? Apparently, he's from Star Wars... because when I ordered a six-pack of Star Wars Bobbleheads last year... this mostly unknown bounty hunter was included... so I figured we might as well introduce him to Melissa the microwave.

Trucks are big, loud, and fast... but one thing they're not is on fire. Luckily for us, Jory has a solution for this dilemma.

Are you larger than a breadbox? Can you fit in a microwave? Will you burn in my microwave?

Time to blast Jory's microwave into space by nuking some model rocket engines!

The only math Jory needs to know (and in most cases, actually does) is that 1+1=2... so there's really no need for these high-tech solar-powered calculators... is there?

Well, we're certainly not going to be building or soldering anything with this stuff... so we might as well destroy it... right?

To close out the in-laboratory experiments for our seventh season, Jory has decided to test just how electronic his microwave really is, by testing it with a voltage meter!

St. Patrick's Day is almost upon us... so why not do something incredibly stupid with appliances in the rain!?

To celebrate the Kelly Green colors of Ireland's favorite holiday, Jory and the gang have decided to end Season 7 the same way they ended Season 5... with a spray-paint-induced fire ball! But this time, the can is full, and the boys make sure to really burn things up!