In the Name of Science
What do you need to make the most evil science TV show ever? A host who tries the nastiest experiments on himself. Lots of cold—and hot—hard facts that explain all this insanity. The host is Evil Jared Hasselhof. Rockstar and bass player of the Bloodhound Gang.
Episode 1
Sep 8, 2016
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Bloodhound vs. Bloodhound
Sep 15, 2016
The wet leaves beat against Evil Jared's face while he runs. His pursuer is close to nipping at his heels. And the pursuer is a pro— a bloodhound. Jared's challenge: shake off the bloodhound. And he is trying by rubbing himself with smelly sulphurous mud to cover up his scent. Climbing over mossy, slippery rocks. If all this does not work, he still has an ace up his sleeve: a helicopter.
The Hottest Chili
Sep 22, 2016
Chili always burns twice- with Evil Jared, let's make it eight for good measure. Why? Because Jared ventures into the world of super hot chili peppers! First stop: Mexico. Jalapenos are eaten for breakfast there. Jared's fire-eating trip leads him on to New York. He visits a chef who cooks with a gas mask- why? Because he makes the hottest curry in the world and of course Jared wants to try it.
G-Forces
Sep 29, 2016
First of all Jared will fulfil a (man's) dream—driving a Formula One car. In a double seater in France, he will be pressed into the seat at 3 G—a test for the neck muscles. Barely time to catch his breath then Jared moves on to the centrifuge. Here Jared goes up against 5 G forces. But that will "only" be preparing for the ultimate G-Force-kick. In a fighter jet—the Hawker Hunter.
Wild, Wild West
Oct 6, 2016
Yeehaa! In our minds we have a clear picture of cowboys, they are more like gangsters than cattle rustlers. In this episode, Evil Jared lives the real cowboy life. Sitting for days in the saddle, making sure none of the cattle wander off, sleeping under the stars next to a campfire—with the fear of being bitten by a rattlesnake. Bandy legs come with the job.
Evil Noodling
Oct 13, 2016
"Howdy" says the cat fish and bites the redneck's arm. He in turn fishes the 30 kilo cat fish out of the water and struggles to keep a hold of it. He is Jared's instructor today. Because Jared is participating in the traditional okie noodling tournament. And it has nothing to do with the calming benefits of fly fishing. Noodling is an extreme sport as Jared experiences himself.
