How to Win at Everything
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Seasons | 1
Episodes | 14
avg.Runtime | 23 min
First EP | 2015-11-10
Last EP | 2016-02-09
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Tim Shaw joins Chris and Justin Nelson to discover ways in which people can use science to succeed in life.
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Relesed on | 2015-11-10
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Episode 1
2015-11-10
The science behind high-speed parallel parking; a demonstration by a world-class expert.
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Episode 2
2015-11-17
Whether a hefty boot or a crowbar is the best bet when facing a locked door without a key.
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Episode 3
2015-11-24
Competitive speed eating; what color to wear to be attractive; the secret to seeing in the dark.
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Episode 4
2015-12-01
Executing the perfect penalty shot; how experts hold their breath for an incredible amount of time.
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Practice Creates Masters
2015-12-08
Bouncing on a slack line; avoiding getting shot when playing paintball; making candles using tuna.
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Fire Free!
2015-12-15
How to arm wrestle like a champ; driving a car on two wheels; lighting a barbecue with potato chips.
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Episode 7
2015-12-22
How to land the perfect punch; escaping a strait jacket; how geometry can help find chocolate.
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Faster, Higher, Further
2015-12-29
Escaping from super strong duct tape; staying on a rodeo bull; waterskiing without the skis.
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Episode 9
2016-01-05
Tips on diving into a pool splash-free; building the ultimate paper plane.
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Episode 10
2016-01-12
The secret to cycling fast with less effort; the best vessel for minimal traveling time.
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Perfekte Steaks
2016-01-19
Using science to make an impression on the golf course; folding a T-shirt in just two moves.
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Episode 12
2016-01-26
Discovering how to pull a plane, drive on sand, swim faster, ride a one-wheel bike, chill wine.
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Episode 13
2016-02-02
Perfecting a tennis serve; cleaning up broken glass with bread; cycling uphill faster.
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Episode 14
2016-02-09
How to open a can with no tools; becoming a whiz with a yo-yo; a tip for mastering the high jump.
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“I would rather entertain and hope that people learned something than educate people and hope they were entertained.” – Walt Disney