What Adam Savage Has Been Up To Since Leaving MythBusters
There’s life after MythBusters and especially for Adam Savage, who now gets to live a life of building cool stuff and makes a pretty tidy living from it.
Read MoreThere’s life after MythBusters and especially for Adam Savage, who now gets to live a life of building cool stuff and makes a pretty tidy living from it.
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Read MoreWorking up an appetite at your area's local turkey trot and then treating yourself to a second serving of mashed potatoes at the Thanksgiving table? We get it.
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