Several students hit golf balls into the football field. As they hit the balls, there is another person on the field catching them in a basket. The balls are leaving the ground at various angles and their trajectories are a good example of projectile motion.

Annie is driving a bus and sees a gap in the freeway ahead. She speeds up and successfully jumps across the gap. This clip illustrates a misconception about motion: the horizontal speed of an object does not influence how quickly it falls.

The MythBusters run tests and experiments to find out whether or not dropping a penny from the Empire State Building will embed itself in the concrete or kill a person.

Otter and Boone practice hitting golf balls and discuss their trajectories. Otter gives Boone advice on his golf swing as his shots go into a cafeteria and Dean Wormer's office. The final two shots are targeted at Doug Neidermeyer, who is mounted on his trusty steed.

Ethan thinks of a stunt involving a pendulum to get from one building to another. He sketches out the stunt and runs through some calculations to see if it would be feasible.