The cast of the television series MythBusters perform experiments to verify or debunk urban legends, old wives' tales, and the like. This is a list of the various myths tested on the show as well as the results of the experiments (the myth is Busted, Plausible, or Confirmed). Episode overview Episode 9 – "Explosive Decompression" Original air date: January 11, 2004 Explosive Decompression Frog Giggin' Rear Axle Episode 10 – "Chicken Gun" Original air date: January 18, 2004 Chicken Gun Allegedly, British rail companies borrowed the titular gun from NASA for testing windshields for high-speed trains, but were shocked and confused at the amount of carnage the gun did. When they asked NASA what they were doing wrong, they were told to thaw the chickens before firing. Killer Washing Machine Octopus Egg Pregnancy Episode 11 – "Breakstep Bridge" Original air date: January 25, 2004 Breakstep Bridge Rowing Water Skier Toothbrush Surprise Episode 12 – "Sinking Titanic" Original air date: February 22, 2004 Goldfish Memory This myth is so widely passed around that it even made it into Time Magazine's "numbers" section at one point. The Mad Trombonist This myth was later tested on "Myths Redux" Sinking Titanic It was noted during the episode that the story of Charles Joughin, the Titanics chief baker, contradicted the myth. He testified in a 1912 enquiry that he held onto the stern railing of the ship as it went down. As the ship went under, he stepped off; his hair did not get wet, much less himself get sucked under with the ship. However, the story does hold some credence, as many ships emit a large amount of air, as they sink. This massive amount of air, rising to the surface, creates a situation, whereby there is loss of buoyancy, in the air bubbles and anyone caught in this will sink, hence the belief that the ship is 'pulling' a floating person down with it. Later, while preparing for the Ping Pong Salvage myth, the Sinking Titanic myth was re-tested and re-busted as Adam pointed out. Episode 13 – "Buried in Concrete" Original air date: February 25, 2004 Buried in Concrete The myth revolved around Jimmy Hoffa, a union leader who unexpectedly disappeared, and the rumors that surrounded his disappearance. Among the myths was that he was buried under the infamous ten-yard bump in Giants Stadium, a rumor that persisted in various forms of