To enjoy today’s episode, disassembly is required. – Let’s talk about that. (upbeat music) “Good Mythical Morning.” – You’ve heard that you should not judge a book by its cover, but can you judge it after one chapter? How about two? Maybe three? – Oh. – Okay. In our case, can you judge a thingamabob by its… Whatever doohickeys thingamabobs are made of. – Well said. The crew has torn apart some well-known thingamabobs down to the unrecognizable doohickeys they’re made of. – Yes. – And it’s up to us to figure out what thingamabob all of those doohickeys come together to create. – The crew tore crap to pieces, and we’re gonna guess what they tore up. It’s time for titillating tear downs. – How’s this going to work, Stevie? – [Stevie] Well, as you said, the crew tore crap to pieces, also known as has taken apart a series of items. – Titillating. – And your job is to identify what those items are by analyzing the individual pieces of each product as they’re revealed. You’ll begin with a nice 35 points, and you only have three chances per round to guess what the product is. – Okay. – [Stevie] Each round we’ll begin by giving you a single piece and you can ask for more pieces to help you make your guesses. But each additional piece will cost you one point. Your first guess per round won’t cost you anything, but the second and third guesses will cost you two and three points respectively. And if you can’t determine the item after three guesses, you’ll lose an additional five points. There’s also a hint available to you in every round, but those cost three points each. – This is so cruel. – [Stevie] And if you have any points remaining at the end, you’ll win a digital breakdown of yourselves, which I’m told is a good thing. – Digital breakdown! – [Stevie] Digital breakdown. – What do you think is happening to our brains, and your brain, as you watch this show, that often has rules like this, like three points and then five points, and then a hint, and then a… I mean, I think we’re all getting smarter. – I’m getting so smart. – That’s what I choose to believe, is that we are staving off dementia. – Can I get smarter? – Oh yeah. Oh yeah. (upbeat music) – Lucas! Rhett, look at that. – This is a spool. – Is it a spool? It’s very light. I would think that this thing right here- – [Link] It’s made outta plastic. – Some sort of thing goes through there and is… See how it’s like caught on that right there? Like, there’s some wear and… There’s some wear. – This is my favorite type of hole. – Oh. Not mine. – ‘Cause when you put it… You have to turn it sideways to get it in, and then when you turn it, it won’t come out. – [Rhett] Oh, yeah. – And then if you push it in sideways and then you slide it, then it also won’t come out. Okay. I have no freaking clue what this is, dude. What’s the best thing we can do at this point? – Do we get penalties for guessing? – Not the first guess. – [Stevie] I’m sorry, were you not listening? – First guess is no cost. Second guess is two points. Third guess is three points. – I’m not ready for a guess. – So we can’t just be unmitigatingly guessing. – And how many points is another thing coming out? – [Stevie] One. – Give us another thing. – Yeah, we need another. – Lucas! This is colorful. These colors go together. I’m immediately thinking some sort of like, this is like a toy. This might be some sort of a… Is that a handle? – This is made to look like something that it is not. Do you know what I’m saying? Like, if you buy like a toy. – It’s a toy, A toy radio that’s supposed to look like an old radio. Those like panels actually served a purpose. But now it’s just a mold. – It’s impersonating metal. I think it’s a Nerf blaster maybe. – Ooh, that’s a really good guess. – [Stevie] To clarify, that wasn’t a guess, right? – That was not a guess. – No it wasn’t a guess to you. – [Stevie] Okay, okay, okay. – But… – Let’s get a third thing. – This is a handle. You are right about that. – It’s a handle. – I don’t think they would even give us a Nerf blaster. – [Rhett] They wouldn’t do that. – They wouldn’t give us anything that… – Of course, they wouldn’t… – Like a projectile sending device. – We would like one more. Oh. – Oh, Lucas is getting generous, y’all. There’s two more pieces for the price of one point. – Not only is a Nerf blaster a good guess because this is a handle, but also because these are the colors that you associate with Nerf blasters. Green and orange. – Maybe this is a… – And look at that. I just put that together, homie. I think this is a computer. – Can I… – I think this is one of those new, oh, let’s get kids into computers. – Okay, I was tracking with you until you began saying things like that. – Remember when Apple was trying to get, like, people to think computers were cool and they like started making those big bulbous, colorful computers with handles? – Yeah, it sort of worked, if you didn’t notice. – [Link] Oh, so that goes on the end. – No, I don’t- – This is a freaking blaster. – I don’t know if it does, but I’m just- – Well, that, what you did is not right. Rotate that around. – But well, this thing is- – [Link] And then that like this. Look, look, look. – I know, but I’m just trying to make- – We’re actually gonna make it. You didn’t even know that was part of this. – I don’t know if that’s… – Come on, ma’am. Can we ask for another fun lifeline? Whichever one you recommend. – [Stevie] Well, there’s only one, and it’s a hint. And it costs three points, which is a lot of points. – I mean, we could get three more items for that. – That’s not a Nerf blaster. – Let’s just get one more item. – Do they shoot little things now? – I bet it’s a… I bet it’s a confetti cannon. One more item please. – What if it’s a vape? Oh, it is a vape. – It’s not a vape. – [Rhett] Yeah, it’s a vape. – What? All right, so… – Hey, don’t vape. Okay? Kids, this was all just a big- – You don’t know what can be in that stuff. – PSA about not vaping. – And, you know… Okay, this- – [Rhett] This is a tube. – And here’s another tube. And then that one comes out. It comes out right there. And this goes in here. – Yeah, but it’s gonna shoot water. It’s a water gun. It’s a water blaster. – It’s a water blaster. – It’s a water blaster. It’s a very powerful water blaster. – I bet you this isn’t water. I bet you it’s some other material. – Can we just guess water blaster. – We’re gonna guess water blaster. – [Stevie] Okay. Can you get more…. – More specific? – [Stevie] Yeah, just because- – Hot water blaster. – [Stevie] You had a nice brand of the time that you were not guessing. – Super soaker. – [Stevie] Hey! There you go, you got it. – This is a super… This is a defanged Super Soaker. – There’s the rest of it. And there’s the whole thing assembled. – And look at the… This is the genius of a super soaker. The entire blaster provides water capacity. – Self-contained. – It’s not just a little bladder up in here like we humans have. The entire thing is a bladder. It’s kind of like how the entire mechanism of an octopus is the brain. – Right, right, right. – That’s where this was inspired by. – But I do think it could be a vape, here. – Don’t you do it. – It’s not a vape. Don’t vape. (upbeat music) – Sir Lucas left foot, bring it in. Here we go. Look at this right here, Rhett. I’ll give you the plug end and then I’ll take the satellite end. – [Rhett] No. – What? – We know that it requires power. (Rhett laughing) You can’t fool us! – And look at- – It requires power. – Look at this though. – It’s a vape. No, it’s not. I’m not gonna… That’s the last one. That’s the last one. It’s not gonna be a runner. There’s no vape runner in this episode. – No matter what you say about it, it seems pro vape when you talk about it. – I’m anti vape. – I know, but even the look on your face. It’s like… – We had the freaking surgeon general on this show. – Power! – And the vape lobby got very upset. – Okay, give us something else, Lucas. And it better be good. That sucks. – Okay. Oh, okay. But this is metal. – That’s a vacuum type thing. – That’s what I thought. Oh, you know what? Caution to the wind. – Vacuum! – It’s a vacuum. – [Stevie] Oh. Absolutely not. – Oh. – Absolutely not? What happens for that? – What happens for vacuum? – [Stevie] Yeah, your free guesses are gone away. – Our first guess is free. – I thought you said free guess and I thought you said that you got a free bite. – Vacuum again! For two points this time. – You didn’t get a free bite. – I’m not on board for that. That’s a tiny hole though, Link. – It’s a tiny hole. – I wouldn’t have have said vacuum if I saw the tiny hole. You should’ve let me see it. – [Stevie] Honestly, I didn’t know it was a guess ’cause I was waiting for you to tell me what you thought about that hole, which I thought was gonna be- – What do you think of that hole, Rhett? It’s not my favorite hole. – This is not my favorite hole. – And you put stuff in that hole, and if you twist it, nothing happens. – Yeah, I’m not intrigued by holes like this. This is a spring loaded… Spring load. – And I’m gonna tell you the pressure of it. – What’s the pressure? Give it in psi. – I would say that that’s 24 psi right there. So this thing’s got some wallop to it. – That’s like more than tire pressure. – Let’s see another one. – It’s a pump of some… It might be a pump. – Oh, there’s a dial. The dial goes from one, all the way through to 30. – Is that a timer? – Would you call that a timer or a gauge? (Link laughing) Did that seem smart when I asked that? ‘Cause you looked at me like you were impressed by the question ‘Cause I didn’t think it was that impressive of a question. – I was impressed with myself. – This is a timer. It’s a timer that then something pops and it- – It’s a timer that goes up to 30 minutes. Doesn’t go there. – [Link] You know what? – What kind of things are timed? – Caution to the wind… – Runs. What kind of things are timed? Cookings. – Cookings? – [Rhett] Cookings are timed. – But something that then it springs forth. I think it’s like you set it and you get back. – Toasters are timed. – It’s like a rocket launcher. – Is this a mini bagel toaster? Did Stevie- – We gotta have another one. – Did Stevie donate her mini bagel toaster for this exercise? – Okay, all right. – We’re gonna have to get her new one. – Look at how this looks like a flashlight. Well, you can’t see in front of… Can you see in front of my black shirt? – Ooh. It’s not though. It looks like it, but because of all this stuff up here, there’s no… – It’s a wand. – I think it’s some sort of a… Like this, this definitely goes here. – [Rhett] Oh my goodness. – And I don’t want the next piece because it’s just gonna be the other half of this. – Oh, Link, Link, Link, Link, Link, Link! It’s a curling iron! – [Link] Are you sure? – Yeah, I use one every morning. Can’t you tell? – All right. We have a guess. – Certainly, it’s gotta be. This gets hot. – For two points- – And it’s got a timer on it. – It is conducting. – So you don’t burn your house down. – Is it hot? Is it real hot? All right. For two points. – [Both] It’s a curling iron. – [Stevie] That is not how the points work, but it is a curling iron, so, you got it. – Yay! – Lucas, you can’t fool us. – [Stevie] That’s also not a timer. That is how you adjust the temperature of the curling iron. – Well, you know what, based on the number of times that I’m getting in the car with Jessie and she says, “I think I may have left the curling iron on,” they need timers. So I can be be like, “Well, as soon as the timer goes off, it’ll be okay. You won’t burn the house down.” – That’s just called auto off. – Yeah. Do you think they all have that? Does this have auto off? – [Stevie] I don’t think so. – See, it doesn’t. (upbeat music) – Mad dog, hit me. – Don’t think about it yet. Don’t think about it yet! – I’m already thinking about it. It’s rubber. – Hold that thought. It’s got two teets on it. – Mythical chef Josh recently got the chance to meet one of his athletic heroes, Eagles footballer Jason Kelce. – Football? – So check out the… Yeah that’s what we call him when they play football. Check out the latest episode of “Last Meals” over on the Mythical Kitchen channel to hear them go deep about the pressures of his Super Bowl fame and how it felt for him to compete against his brother Travis. First pair of siblings to ever square off in the Super Bowl. – Oh yeah, he’s that guy. – Okay. Mythical Kitchen, check it out. Lots of cool stuff happening over there. – You know what? “Last Meals” may be the best internet series – The best internet show… Out right now. – Period. – I agree with it. I agree with that. – I wish I could go on it again. – Yeah, me too. – Just to eat my… – I wish you could go and do it over. – Just to eat that meal again. You know what? We are freaking… We have 26 points. We have this in our hand. We are freaking dominating. The thing about this show is that, you know, the crew, they wanna challenge us, they wanna make good episodes, and they have no clue. Like, are we gonna be dumb or we gonna be geniuses? Are we gonna be able to like, really guess what this is just with… Because he’s putting it in his mouth and he just knows? They don’t want it to be too hard, because then what if Rhett and Link get frustrated and then it’s like, then they get mad and that they think the episode sucks and it’s really their fault because they aren’t smart. – Right. – So then they… They’re like maybe we should dumb it down for the guys so that they will feel smart and then they’ll be happy. ‘Cause maybe that’s what makes a good episode. – Yep. – I don’t know. We got 26 points. Maybe we should have made it harder. You know? There’s a lot of psychology that goes into this and we have nothing to do with it. – You notice anything different about me? – Yeah, you need to brush your buck teeth, homie. – Look at that. – Carney, isn’t that how this show works? I mean, isn’t… Did I summarize it correctly? – [Carney] Yeah, that was a little scary how accurate you were. – We need another piece. All right, so this has got two wires coming off of it. – [Rhett] That looks like a… – A speaker. This is a speaker. It’s a tweeter. If I’ve ever seen a tweeter, that’s a tweeter. – Oh, it sure is. Look at that. ‘Cause it has a little responsive membrane. – Mm-hmm. – This is not just a speaker. It’s not a speaker for like a radio. It’s an alarm type… (Rhett squeaking) Like it makes a very high noise. And it has a motherboard. – Rhett, it’s a tweeter. It has a motherboard. – But I’m saying I think it emits like not a good sound. It’s a functional sound. – I wanna hear a hint. – Like a Teddy Ruxpin. – Yeah, I’m thinking- – You know what I’m saying? This is gonna be Teddy Ruxpin type noises. – You think it’s a toy, but… – I don’t know about that. – They’ve already given us a toy. – I don’t know if Teddy has a motherboard that big. – Stevie, just so you can stay engaged. We will ask for a hint. – Stevie’s engaged. – [Stevie] There’s no holes yet, so I appreciate that. And this is my best hint. There was nothing like plumbing on the go with this bad boy in the nineties. – Plumbing on the go in the nineties. – Is it the old roller plunger? – Plumbing on the go. Plumbing on the go. – From the nineties, that you could ride- – Let’s have another. – You could ride it and you could plunge with it. – This is worthless. – [Stevie] Do you remember the theme song and the commercial for the roller plunger? ♪ Look at me ♪ ♪ There’s doody in the toilet and I dunno what to do ♪ ♪ Gotta roll my plunger right through the poo ♪ ♪ I’m gonna pull it out ♪ ♪ You’re gonna push it down ♪ ♪ So I can continue my trip all the way around town ♪ ♪ It’s the roller plunger ♪ ♪ Roller plunger ♪ ♪ It’s the roller plunger ♪ ♪ It’s the roller plunger ♪ – That was a dingdong. – That’s the ding dong. (all laughing) We need another piece, man. Roller plunging. You suck. See, oh, this is when they’re punishing us. The points are dropping like flies ’cause this is pointless. – This is musical. – Well, yeah, we’re getting to be pointless. You think it’s point… No, that’s a… Oh. Oh crap, Rhett. – Those are tines that make notes. – Like in a… When you crank it up and then she- – A toy. – She turns. – Well she doesn’t have to be a she. You talking about little ballerina? – Yeah. – It could be a boy ballerina. – But why would you need this much smart in like a jewelry box? Hit us again. – There’s more than that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. – [Stevie] Okay, but you’ve completely forgotten the hint that you spent three points on. – Oh! – Yeah, ’cause it didn’t help us, so we just forgot. – Plunging on the go. This is a screen. – It’s a solar panel. – [Stevie] Plumbing, not plunging. – Plumbing in the nineties. – Oh! – Plumbing in the nineties. – It’s a Game Boy. Because you’re Mario. You got to plunge. – Did you take apart a game… Look at that right there. – It’s a Game Boy. – It’s a Game Boy. – That’s totally the size of a Game Boy. – Little teeny speakers. – And then this is down at the bottom and it would interface with the… This is where the games would go down, – Games cartridge. – The games go down on this part and then the screen comes up on this part. And I mean, we basically reassembled the Game Boy right here. – Yeah yeah. – It is a Game Boy. Final answer. – [Stevie] Correct. – Ha! Geniuses. Oh, look at this one. This one’s in color. – Look at that. – Lucas, this has your name on it. – [Lucas] Yeah. – I had the first Game Boy ever. – I didn’t get one. – Like, I kept emailing Nintendo and they were like- – I was too small. – We’ll give you the first Game Boy ever. – [Speaker] You emailed them… – Yep. – Had the first ever email address. – I’ve exposed myself. (upbeat music) We have 18 points. We’re utterly dominating. – You know what? We’re gonna guess on the first round. And we’re gonna guess on the second time the item comes out because we’ve been so good at this. We have an incredible amount of points to just waste. – It’s a periscope. This goes on the eyeballs. Look at it. Just look through it. – But hold on, but these are… Like little things that you press, to like move through things like a kaleidoscope or like one of those things that changes the pictures that you… What do you call the things that you have the pictures inside and you look at… – A bad telescope. – Bad telescope. First guess. – [Stevie] Incorrect. – All right, hit us again. Oh, this… See, look at that. It is a freaking prism. – Yeah, it’s… – We were close with telescope, man. – Well, but this is the mechanism by which whatever you are seeing through these things that do go… That you definitely do look at. I mean, is it just binoculars? – You know how when… – Is it just binoculars? – There’s a telescope going this way, but you don’t look through the shaft. You look down and then there’s mirrors. – Well, I think I can see. – You ever wonder why people who are looking through telescopes are like really dejected? It’s because there’s mirrors in it. – Look. – I can see you! – I can see you without looking at you. – I can see your eyeball! – Hey, hold on, hold on. Hold on, do something, do something. Hold up fingers. Two fingers. Five. Ah! Hey! – Now, so look that way and get Morgan to get a picture of your eye. – Okay. – I want them to see what you see. Look at that. – Hey Morgan, hold up fingers. One. Four. He gave me the bird! No he didn’t. – All right, let’s see another one. All right, before I look at this one, we have to guess again. We gotta blow our second guess. Binoculars. – Binoculars. – [Stevie] Yeah, you guys got it. – We’re geniuses. – Yay! We are geniuses. – Oh look, there’s multiple of these. This is how binoculars work. How do binoculars work? – How do binoculars work? Because I am looking through the shaft of this. I don’t see crap. This is basically just a… – I’ll be dadgum… It had the ends on it. – Can you see how many fingers I’m holding up? – Uh-uh. Can’t see anything. Hold on, let me try it this way. – [Rhett] Yep, that’ll do it. – You’re holding up a special one. – Yay. – [Stevie] Okay, you’re gonna get digital breakdowns in Good Mythical More. – What is that? – Aren’t you proud? – [Stevie] Me? Yeah. – Thanks for subscribing and clicking that bell. – You know what time it is. – Hey Rhett and Link, I’m Emily, that’s Chanel, and we’re from Cincinnati, Ohio. We wanna know in the alternate universe, what’s the opposite of a blanket? What keeps you cold? And it’s time to spin the wheel of mythicality. – I’m not prepared for questions. 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