worked from their M6 workshop. Toy Car Race Is Yawning Contagious? Toast – Butter Side Up or Down? Episode SP4 – "MythBusters Outtakes" Original air date: March 16, 2005 In this episode, outtakes and other deleted scenes were shown, which included some failed experiments or extra experiments that had to be trimmed out of the show for time and relevancy reasons. Clips edited out of shows previously aired include: "Breakstep Bridge revisit", the short revisit of the original myth. The revisit originally aired on Myths Revisited, but was cut from the US version. "Ping-Pong Salvage", in which a sea otter managed to interfere with the experiment by stealing a ping-pong ball from the Mythtanic II. "Plywood Builder", where Jamie had trouble with working with the zip line and Christine flat out refused to do the zip line. "Chinese Water Torture", where Tory and Scottie each had a turn on the torture rack—Scottie with a blindfold and head restraint, and Tory with a head restraint, shackles, and a stream of iced water. In the aired version of this myth, Kari and Adam go 'under the drip', and it is found that Chinese water torture is extremely effective—Adam completes his turn without incident (but was not restrained in any way), while Kari, who was restrained, requested that her turn be cut short when she began to suffer an emotional breakdown. "Buried Alive", where Adam and a producer each tried the experiment, neither was able to match Jamie's time in the coffin. "Cement Mix-Up", where Tory tried to remove concrete from Twister I with a jackhammer, and only barely filled the bottom of the bucket after an hour of work. "Needle in a Haystack", where Adam, before settling on the Needlefinder 2000, considered using a sieve, a metal detector, and a bloodhound to find the needles. "Escape From Alcatraz", where the MythBusters theorized that the escapees used the tides to go to a different location. The makeshift raft crafted and crewed by the MythBusters team successfully made it across the bay and made it to the Marin Headlands. They declared it "Plausible" because the fate of the prisoners remains unknown. A portion of the scale tests (cut for time but later shown here) also shows that belongings of the prisoners' found in the bay afterwards could have been released by the prisoners and washed up where they were found through strategic use of