That's actually pretty normal for successful business, so it's not surprising that the same dynamic exists for a successful show. Hiring a bunch of guys with the exact same outlook on life is often bad, because sometimes you'll benefit more from 3 guys with 3 different ideas than from 3 guys with the same ideas. That's especially applicable for something like Mythbusters, where the there is no clear-cut approach to the each task.

Like Adam says in the interview, that constant back-and-forth questioning and criticizing of ideas is how they end up with conclusions that are ultimately better than what they would have come up with alone. Being professional is all about being able to work with people that have different ideas from you, anybody can work with like-minded people.

that just kinda ruined the show for me. fuck.

You'd think that after working together for years a kind of friend-ish relationship would just naturally happen. Guess not with these guys..

Well they have completely different personalities that really clash, so it's kind of understandable they wouldn't really be friends off set.

Thanks

The guy in the video is probably the same stunt double, but before all the makeup. But now we know that the left one is Holly Earl.

I've actually tried blender! not quite my cup of tea im hoping to buy cs6 soon or another flash program.