In this fun (and funny!) science series, Nigel Latta subjects himself to a variety of 'don't try this at home' experiments.

Nigel tests conductivity by putting electricity through a small child, we see what kind of destruction a whole lot of amps can do, and what small electric shocks do to a human - as well as big electric shocks - when Nigel tries to survive a lightning bolt.

Lightning

What's the difference between movie explosions and real explosions? Maybe Nigel can walk away from a movie explosion in slow motion like an action hero, but can he walk away from a real explosion? Nigel blows stuff up to find out.

Explosions

In this episode, Nigel looks at the Science of Extreme Weather. Does a hat really make a difference in the freezing cold? Should you walk or run in the rain if you want to stay dry? And what happens when Nigel gets hit with hurricane speed winds?

Weather

In this episode, Nigel crashes a small, modern car into a large, heavy, old car to find out which one you and your family would be better off in. Are you better to trust all the science behind a five-star safety rating or all the metal in a really big, old car?

Collisions

In this episode, Nigel shows us the science of exactly what it takes to start a fire and experiences firsthand what it's like to be inside a burning house...by burning down a house.

Fire

Nigel's mission: To explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations to boldly go where no television presenter, has gone before. With the help of actual Rocket Scientists, Nigel attempts to be the first New Zealander in space.

Space

Sound is one of those weird everyday things we all know about, but most of us don't really understand how it works. In this episode, Nigel tries to break the sound barrier and ends up breaking all kinds of other stuff along the way.

Sound

In this episode, Nigel takes on Galileo and tests the Law of Gravity by jumping out of a perfectly good plane with an orange to see which will hit the ground first.