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* ShortRunner: Grant has revealed that due to various circumstances[[note]]Netflix wishes to focus on scripted shows that can be binge-watched, which ultimately means they'd rather be putting their money into ''Series/StrangerThings'' and ''Series/BlackMirror'' and not into factual shows like ''White Rabbit Project'', although all the hate received from WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings mentioned below clearly also played a part in the decision[[/note]], Netflix will not be renewing the show for a second season, leaving the show with only 10 episodes.
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* ShortRunner: Grant has revealed that due to various circumstances[[note]]Netflix wishes to focus on scripted shows that can be binge-watched, which ultimately means they'd rather be putting their money into ''Series/StrangerThings'' and ''Series/BlackMirror'' and not into factual shows like ''White Rabbit Project'', although all the hate received from WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings mentioned below clearly also played a part in the decision[[/note]], Netflix will would not be renewing the show for a second season, leaving the show with only 10 episodes.
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* ShortRunner: Grant has revealed that due to various circumstances[[note]]Netflix wishes to focus on scripted shows that can be binge-watched, which ultimately means they'd rather be putting their money into Series/StrangerThings and Series/BlackMirror and not into factual shows like ''White Rabbit Project'', although all the hate received from WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings mentioned below clearly also played a part in the decision[[/note]], Netflix will not be renewing the show for a second season, leaving the show with only 10 episodes.
* ShortRunner: Grant has revealed that due to various circumstances[[note]]Netflix wishes to focus on scripted shows that can be binge-watched, which ultimately means they'd rather be putting their money into Series/StrangerThings and Series/BlackMirror and not into factual shows like ''White Rabbit Project'', although all the hate received from WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings mentioned below clearly also played a part in the decision[[/note]], Netflix will not be renewing the show for a second season, leaving the show with only 10 episodes.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Grant Imahara passed away on July 13th, 2020 from a serious episode of brain aneurysm.
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* ShortRunner: Grant has revealed that due to various circumstances[[note]]Netflix wishes to focus on scripted shows that can be binge-watched, which ultimately means they'd rather be putting their money into Series/StrangerThings and Series/BlackMirror and not into factual shows like ''White Rabbit Project'', although all the hate received from WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings mentioned below clearly also played a part in the decision[[/note]], Netflix will not be renewing the show for a second season, leaving the show with only 10 episodes.
* ShortRunner: Grant has revealed that due to various circumstances[[note]]Netflix wishes to focus on scripted shows that can be binge-watched, which ultimately means they'd rather be putting their money into Series/StrangerThings and Series/BlackMirror and not into factual shows like ''White Rabbit Project'', although all the hate received from WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings mentioned below clearly also played a part in the decision[[/note]], Netflix will not be renewing the show for a second season, leaving the show with only 10 episodes.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: "Built Before Its Time?" showcases that various devices we use nowadays had their concepts applied many years ago, but modern technology has made them much more practical (such as on-board car navigation), while "Crazy WorldWarII Weapons" mentions that some of the devices the Allies tried to use as wonder weapons are being used today (such as helping deliver probes to Mars) or are still being researched (using stink bombs for riot use), but the tech base of the era made them utterly impractical. At the same time, "Where's My Hoverboard?" and "Superpower Tech" shows that devices exist that were totally in the realm of science fiction many years ago, but are still AwesomeButImpractical because of details like price range (i.e. the jetpack is estimated to cost a few hundred thousand dollars when it's initially put to mass manufacture in the next few years) or even ''safety'' (Grant's hoverboard can ''hurt'' the rider or ''anyone in the surrounding vicinity'' if improperly operated).
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: "Built Before Its Time?" showcases that various devices we use nowadays had their concepts applied many years ago, but modern technology has made them much more practical (such as on-board car navigation), while "Crazy WorldWarII UsefulNotes/WorldWarII Weapons" mentions that some of the devices the Allies tried to use as wonder weapons are being used today (such as helping deliver probes to Mars) or are still being researched (using stink bombs for riot use), but the tech base of the era made them utterly impractical. At the same time, "Where's My Hoverboard?" and "Superpower Tech" shows that devices exist that were totally in the realm of science fiction many years ago, but are still AwesomeButImpractical because of details like price range (i.e. the jetpack is estimated to cost a few hundred thousand dollars when it's initially put to mass manufacture in the next few years) or even ''safety'' (Grant's hoverboard can ''hurt'' the rider or ''anyone in the surrounding vicinity'' if improperly operated).
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: "Built Before Its Time?" showcases that various devices we use nowadays had their concepts applied many years ago, but modern technology has made them much more practical (such as on-board car navigation), while "Crazy WorldWarII Weapons" mentions that some of the devices the Allies tried to use as wonder weapons are being used today (such as helping deliver probes to Mars) or are still being researched (using stink bombs for riot use), but the tech base of the era made them utterly impractical. At the same time, "Where's My Hoverboard?" and "Superpower Tech" shows that devices exist that were totally in the realm of science fiction many years ago, but are still AwesomeButImpractical because of details like price range (i.e. the jetpack is estimated to cost a few hundred thousand dollars when it's initially put to mass manufacture) or even ''safety'' (Grant's hoverboard can ''hurt'' the rider or ''anyone in the surrounding vicinity'' if improperly operated).
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: "Built Before Its Time?" showcases that various devices we use nowadays had their concepts applied many years ago, but modern technology has made them much more practical (such as on-board car navigation), while "Crazy WorldWarII Weapons" mentions that some of the devices the Allies tried to use as wonder weapons are being used today (such as helping deliver probes to Mars) or are still being researched (using stink bombs for riot use), but the tech base of the era made them utterly impractical. At the same time, "Where's My Hoverboard?" and "Superpower Tech" shows that devices exist that were totally in the realm of science fiction many years ago, but are still AwesomeButImpractical because of details like price range (i.e. the jetpack is estimated to cost a few hundred thousand dollars when it's initially put to mass manufacture) manufacture in the next few years) or even ''safety'' (Grant's hoverboard can ''hurt'' the rider or ''anyone in the surrounding vicinity'' if improperly operated).
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: A number of ''[=MythBusters=]'' myths were indirectly revisited in the series (most notably, the hoverboard and jet pack). While they are still not there yet, when these techs were revisited in White Rabbit Project, it is apparent that we have moved a long way than when they were first covered by Mythbusters. For example, the Hoverboard- while no ordinary person can build one still, Grant's hoverboard actually took flight with him on board. Jamie and Adam's crafts barely lifted off and are in actual fact just hovercrafts. Additionally, the Mythbusters' jetpack couldn't lift off- while Tory visited a jetpack designer who not only presented a live demo, but also promised that these jetpacks are in final testing stages and could be in the market in another year or two, albeit being quite expensive that only the rich can afford one for the time being.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: A number of ''[=MythBusters=]'' myths were indirectly revisited in the series (most notably, the hoverboard and jet pack). While they are still not there yet, when these techs were revisited in White Rabbit Project, it is apparent that we have moved a long way than when they were first covered by Mythbusters. For example, the Hovercraft- Hoverboard- while no ordinary person can build one still, Grant's hoverboard actually took flight with him on board. Jamie and Adam's crafts barely lifted off and are in actual fact just hovercrafts. Additionally, the Mythbusters' jetpack couldn't lift off- while Tory visited a jetpack designer who not only presented a live demo, but also promised that these jetpacks are in final testing stages and could be in the market in another year or two, albeit being quite expensive that only the rich can afford one for the time being.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: A number of ''[=MythBusters=]'' myths were indirectly revisited in the series (most notably, the hoverboard and jet pack). While they are still not there yet, when these techs were revisited in White Rabbit Project, it is apparently apparent that we have moved on farther ahead a long way than when they were first covered by Mythbusters. For example, the Hovercraft- while no ordinary person can build one still, Grant's hoverboard actually took flight with him on board. Jamie and Adam's crafts barely lifted off and are in actual fact just hovercrafts. Additionally, the Mythbusters' jetpack couldn't lift off- while Tory visited a jetpack designer who not only presented a live demo, but also promised that these jetpacks are in final testing stages and could be in the market in another year or two, albeit being quite expensive that only the rich can afford one for the time being.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: A number of ''[=MythBusters=]'' myths were indirectly revisited in the series (most notably, the hoverboard and jet pack). While they are still not there yet, when these techs were revisited in White Rabbit Project, it is apparently that we have moved on farther ahead than when they were first covered by Mythbusters. For example, the Hovercraft- while no ordinary person can build one still, Grant's hoverboard actually took flight with him on board. Jamie and Adam's crafts barely lifted off and are in actual fact just hovercrafts. Additionally, the Mythbusters' jetpack couldn't lift off- while Tory visited a jetpack designer who not only presented a live demo, but also promised that these jetpacks are in final testing stages and could be in the market in another year or two, albeit being quite expensive that only the rich can afford one.one for the time being.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: A number of ''[=MythBusters=]'' myths were indirectly revisited in the series (most notably, the hoverboard and jet pack) and this time, they got ''validated'' (in the parlance of ''[=MythBusters=]'', they would be rated as ''confirmed''). Much of these can be attributed to how technology has marched on since the early years of ''[=MythBusters=]'' and how ''[=MythBusters=]'' had neglected to follow up on those myths.
** Except neither really was validated/confirmed, because the concepts of both the hoverboard and the jet pack were both originally tested on ''[=MythBusters=]'' with the conceit that they are not only accessible to, but '''constructible by''' the ''average person''. The jet pack is still quite a ways away from being both reliable and affordable enough just to be purchasable, and while the parts for Grant's hoverboard device could be purchased for the same amount as an average car, it still doesn't mean that the average Joe can build it.
** Except neither really was validated/confirmed, because the concepts of both the hoverboard and the jet pack were both originally tested on ''[=MythBusters=]'' with the conceit that they are not only accessible to, but '''constructible by''' the ''average person''. The jet pack is still quite a ways away from being both reliable and affordable enough just to be purchasable, and while the parts for Grant's hoverboard device could be purchased for the same amount as an average car, it still doesn't mean that the average Joe can build it.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: A number of ''[=MythBusters=]'' myths were indirectly revisited in the series (most notably, the hoverboard and jet pack) and this time, they got ''validated'' (in the parlance of ''[=MythBusters=]'', they would be rated as ''confirmed''). Much of these can be attributed to how technology has marched on since the early years of ''[=MythBusters=]'' and how ''[=MythBusters=]'' had neglected to follow up on those myths.
** Except neither really was validated/confirmed, because the concepts of both the hoverboard and the jet pack were both originally tested on ''[=MythBusters=]'' with the conceit thatpack). While they are not only accessible to, but '''constructible by''' the ''average person''. The jet pack is still quite a ways away from being both reliable and affordable enough just to be purchasable, and not there yet, when these techs were revisited in White Rabbit Project, it is apparently that we have moved on farther ahead than when they were first covered by Mythbusters. For example, the Hovercraft- while the parts for no ordinary person can build one still, Grant's hoverboard device actually took flight with him on board. Jamie and Adam's crafts barely lifted off and are in actual fact just hovercrafts. Additionally, the Mythbusters' jetpack couldn't lift off- while Tory visited a jetpack designer who not only presented a live demo, but also promised that these jetpacks are in final testing stages and could be purchased for in the same amount as an average car, it still doesn't mean market in another year or two, albeit being quite expensive that only the average Joe rich can build it.afford one.
** Except neither really was validated/confirmed, because the concepts of both the hoverboard and the jet pack were both originally tested on ''[=MythBusters=]'' with the conceit that
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: A number of [=MythBusters=] ''[=MythBusters=]'' myths were indirectly revisited in the series (most notably, the hoverboard and jetpack) jet pack) and this time, they got ''validated'' (in the parlance of [=MythBusters=], ''[=MythBusters=]'', they would be rated as ''confirmed''). Much of these can be attributed to how technology has marched on since the early years of [=MythBusters=] ''[=MythBusters=]'' and how [=MythBusters=] ''[=MythBusters=]'' had neglected to follow up on those myths. myths.
** Except neither really was validated/confirmed, because the concepts of both the hoverboard and the jet pack were both originally tested on ''[=MythBusters=]'' with the conceit that they are not only accessible to, but '''constructible by''' the ''average person''. The jet pack is still quite a ways away from being both reliable and affordable enough just to be purchasable, and while the parts for Grant's hoverboard device could be purchased for the same amount as an average car, it still doesn't mean that the average Joe can build it.
** Except neither really was validated/confirmed, because the concepts of both the hoverboard and the jet pack were both originally tested on ''[=MythBusters=]'' with the conceit that they are not only accessible to, but '''constructible by''' the ''average person''. The jet pack is still quite a ways away from being both reliable and affordable enough just to be purchasable, and while the parts for Grant's hoverboard device could be purchased for the same amount as an average car, it still doesn't mean that the average Joe can build it.
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* WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings: Once word of this "successor" started to get out, hate started to come streaming in, sadly. A small number of people are already complaining at several outlets (notably, the official Website/{{Facebook}} page as well as the [=Facebook=] pages of the hosts and even at the [=MythBusters=] [=Facebook=] page) about how the format of the show ''[[TheyChangedItNowItSucks isn't like]] Series/{{MythBusters}}''.
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** Hitler's romp in WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings: Once word of this "successor" started to get out, hate started to come streaming in, sadly. A small number of people are already complaining at several outlets (notably, the hills in official Website/FaceBook page as well as the "Crazy [=WW2=] Weapons" episode is one to Film/TheSoundOfMusic.
** The episode title "[[Franchise/StarWars May G Force Be With You]]".
** In [=FaceBook=] pages of the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, Grant laments hosts and even at the [=MythBusters=] [=FaceBook=] page) about how the printer error message "[[Film/OfficeSpace PC Load Letter]]"
** Also in format of the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, The smart home in the "Too Smart Tech" dramatization has a [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey malevolent red light emitting from the monitoring devices]].show ''[[TheyChangedItNowItSucks isn't like]] MythBusters''.
** Hitler's romp in WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings: Once word of this "successor" started to get out, hate started to come streaming in, sadly. A small number of people are already complaining at several outlets (notably, the hills in official Website/FaceBook page as well as the "Crazy [=WW2=] Weapons" episode is one to Film/TheSoundOfMusic.
** The episode title "[[Franchise/StarWars May G Force Be With You]]".
** In [=FaceBook=] pages of the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, Grant laments hosts and even at the [=MythBusters=] [=FaceBook=] page) about how the printer error message "[[Film/OfficeSpace PC Load Letter]]"
** Also in format of the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, The smart home in the "Too Smart Tech" dramatization has a [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey malevolent red light emitting from the monitoring devices]].show ''[[TheyChangedItNowItSucks isn't like]] MythBusters''.
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** Hitler's romp in WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings: Once word of this "successor" started to get out, hate started to come streaming in, sadly. A small number of people are already complaining at several outlets (notably, the hills in official Website/FaceBook page as well as the "Crazy [=WW2=] Weapons" episode is one to Film/TheSoundOfMusic.
** The episode title "[[Franchise/StarWars May G Force Be With You]]".
** In [=FaceBook=] pages of the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, Grant laments hosts and even at the [=MythBusters=] [=FaceBook=] page) about how the printer error message "[[Film/OfficeSpace PC Load Letter]]"
** Also in format of the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, The smart home in the "Too Smart Tech" dramatization has a [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey malevolent red light emitting from the monitoring devices]].show ''[[TheyChangedItNowItSucks isn't like]] MythBusters''.
** Hitler's romp in WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings: Once word of this "successor" started to get out, hate started to come streaming in, sadly. A small number of people are already complaining at several outlets (notably, the hills in official Website/FaceBook page as well as the "Crazy [=WW2=] Weapons" episode is one to Film/TheSoundOfMusic.
** The episode title "[[Franchise/StarWars May G Force Be With You]]".
** In [=FaceBook=] pages of the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, Grant laments hosts and even at the [=MythBusters=] [=FaceBook=] page) about how the printer error message "[[Film/OfficeSpace PC Load Letter]]"
** Also in format of the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, The smart home in the "Too Smart Tech" dramatization has a [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey malevolent red light emitting from the monitoring devices]].show ''[[TheyChangedItNowItSucks isn't like]] MythBusters''.
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** The episode title "[[Franchise/StarWars May G Force Be With You]]".
** In the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, Grant laments about the printer error message "[[Film/OfficeSpace PC Load Letter]]"
** Also in the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, The smart home in the "Too Smart Tech" dramatization has a [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey malevolent red light emitting from the monitoring devices]].
** Hitler's romp in the hills in the "Crazy [=WW2=] Weapons" episode is one to Film/TheSoundOfMusic.
** The episode title "[[Franchise/StarWars May G Force Be With You]]".
** In the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, Grant laments about the printer error message "[[Film/OfficeSpace PC Load Letter]]"
** Also in the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, The smart home in the "Too Smart Tech" dramatization has a [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey malevolent red light emitting from the monitoring devices]].
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** Hitler's romp inWhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings: Once word of this "successor" started to get out, hate started to come streaming in, sadly. A small number of people are already complaining at several outlets (notably, the hills in official Website/FaceBook page as well as the "Crazy [=WW2=] Weapons" episode is one to Film/TheSoundOfMusic.
** The episode title "[[Franchise/StarWars May G Force Be With You]]".
** In[=FaceBook=] pages of the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, Grant laments hosts and even at the [=MythBusters=] [=FaceBook=] page) about how the printer error message "[[Film/OfficeSpace PC Load Letter]]"
** Also informat of the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, The smart home in the "Too Smart Tech" dramatization has a [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey malevolent red light emitting from the monitoring devices]].show ''[[TheyChangedItNowItSucks isn't like]] MythBusters''.
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* ShoutOut:
** Hitler's romp in the hills in the "Crazy [=WW2=] Weapons" episode is one to Film/TheSoundOfMusic.
** The episode title ''[[Franchise/StarWars May G Force Be With You]].
** In the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, Grant laments about the printer error message "[[Film/OfficeSpace PC Load Letter]]"
** Also in the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, The smart home in the "Too Smart Tech" dramatization has a [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey malevolent red light emitting from the camera devices]].
** Hitler's romp in the hills in the "Crazy [=WW2=] Weapons" episode is one to Film/TheSoundOfMusic.
** The episode title ''[[Franchise/StarWars May G Force Be With You]].
** In the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, Grant laments about the printer error message "[[Film/OfficeSpace PC Load Letter]]"
** Also in the "Tech We Love to Hate" episode, The smart home in the "Too Smart Tech" dramatization has a [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey malevolent red light emitting from the camera devices]].
