Todd Sampson's Life On The Line
32:00
Season 1, Episode 6 (Buoyancy)
3.0 14 x
Putting his faith in the science of buoyancy, Todd Sampson ties himself to a giant cluster of helium balloons in an attempt to defy gravity. #LifeOnTheLine (Final) 31:00
Season 1, Episode 5 (Air Pressure)
3.0 8 x
Harnessing the incredible power of air pressure, Todd Sampson attempts to climb a 13-storey building with nothing but two vacuum cleaners strapped to his back. #LifeOnTheLine 30:00
Season 1, Episode 4 (Conservation Of Energy)
4.0 11 x
Todd Sampson puts the law of conservation of energy to the ultimate test by releasing a one-tonne wrecking ball centimetres from his face. #LifeOnTheLine 29:00
Season 1, Episode 3 (Friction)
3.0 21 x
Todd Sampson takes a leap of faith by bungee jumping with two interwoven phonebooks, and nothing but the friction between the pages arresting his fall. #LifeOnTheLineMarch 2017
30:00
Season 1, Episode 2 (Resistance)
3.0 18 x
Facing an AK-47 rifle underwater, Todd Sampson trusts the extraordinary power of resistance to stop a bullet before it hits him. #LifeOnTheLine 32:00
Season 1, Episode 1 (Heat Transfer)
4.0 22 x
Todd Sampson tests his faith in science in a series of epic experiments, trusting his life to the laws of physics. Todd goes feet first into an inferno with only a dousing of water to protect him. #LifeOnTheLine
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