Sliced

Host John McCalmont dissects a pinball machine, a slot machine and a pool table to determine if it's still possible to cheat games.

Host John McCalmont puts an armored van to the test with guns and explosives, and he investigates how such vehicles manage to keep people alive.

The surprising technology behind some toys; Magic 8-Ball; Etch a Sketch; fastest toy car.

Host John McCalmont examines how kitchen appliances work, including refrigerators, stoves and garbage disposals.

John puts power tools to the test, including chainsaws, nail guns and power lifters.

John tests firefighting equipment and cuts a full-size fire truck in half.

John uncovers hidden bathroom dangers by cutting up toilets, hair dryers and a shower.

John steps behind the bar at his favorite waterhole to dissect beer taps, shred a jukebox and carve up a mechanical bull.

John has a custom spy car built to test out how different features work.

John investigates whether technology can help improve a golfer's game.

A garbage truck is put to the test.

The increasing complexity of vending machines.

John's putting the pedal to the metal on a Jet Ski, an ATV, and a racing motorcycle to slice open the secrets to their power and speed

John's slicing up bowling balls, a bowling alley, a ball return, and the mysterious pin setter to discover this ancient game's secrets.

John slices into locks, safes, and bank vaults to find out the secret to keeping valuables in and the criminals out.

John's slicing up televisions, stereos, and camera--seeking the shocking truths inside.

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