the crane, Scottie encountered a problem in that the rear windows needed to be opened to loop a chain through the passenger compartment, but the mechanism was jammed. She therefore took the chance to test out a mini-myth: Cooling a Six-Pack Reference: }} Baghdad Battery The Build Team created several copies of the Baghdad Battery, an archaeological find which seems to suggest that ancient Babylonians were the first to use batteries. The ancient people of Babylon created a crude battery for use in... Episode 30 – "Son of a Gun" Original air date: March 30, 2005 This episode marks the final appearance of Mythtern Christine Chamberlain. Son of a Gun Phone in a Thunderstorm Trailer Troubles Episode SP5 – "Shop 'til You Drop" Original air date: April 6, 2005 This episode explored some of the MythBusters' favorite stores and vendors they use when buying supplies for the show. The episode also included a tutorial on how to make ballistics gel by Adam and Kari (which is frequently used in the MythBusters' experiments), and revealed the source of the often referenced "Little Black Book", the Pocket Ref. Episode SP6 – "MythBusters Revealed" Original air date: April 27, 2005 This episode took a behind-the-scenes look at the show. It featured insights from and interviews with Adam, Jamie, Kari, Tory and producer Peter Rees, about various aspects of MythBusters, as well as explored personal issues between the hosts. Episode SP7 – "Hollywood on Trial" Original air date: May 11, 2005 The MythBusters test some of the pervasive myths that are created by Hollywood, as well as recall some of their past Hollywood-inspired myths. This special also marks the debut of Grant Imahara as the third member of the Build Team, though the next two regular episodes ("Breaking Glass" and "Jet Pack") did show Scottie Chapman in that capacity instead. Episode 31 – "Breaking Glass" Original air date: May 18, 2005 Breaking Glass Adam and Jamie investigate whether a human voice could shatter glass, as perpetuated in stories of opera singers and demonstrated by Ella Fitzgerald in a commercial for Memorex and Jim Gillette in the music video for Nitro's Freight Train. Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss The Build Team takes on another old adage, and sees if it remains relevant in modern use. This became the longest MythBusters experiment on record—over six months long. Jet Engine Vacuum Episode 32 – "Jet Pack" Original