The Glass Age, Part 2: Strong, Durable Glass

[Techo]

One of the most impressive pieces of marketing I've seen in a while

[lezzman]

I love the disclaimer at the end..."Please do not attempt to perform any of the demonstrations yourself." Good thing I read that...I was just about to go outside and shoot my windscreen with a bazooka-powered ball bearing.

[alexozyo]

People in glass houses can now throw rocks.

[JeffMon]

u picked the right guys to advertise and educate about the advances of glass thru corning amazing. great job

[blahblahsen]

this is brilliant. this is the first time i ever watched 10 minute commercial and after realizing it...i willingly clicked the sequel. (Vader voice) Impressive...most impressive.

[wraith]

It's cool coming back to watch this in 2019. The advances that they've made in just a few years after this presentation are vast.

[suspectsnthing]

Nice to see the company being honest about the limits on their product.

[sciencoking]

Did you guys just make me watch a 20 minute infomercial?! Well played.

[peuterschmidt]

Imagine the takes that didn't get used because Jamie was even less enthusiastic.

[billdong]

Getting the OG Mythbusters to promote your company is a brilliant idea. Lucky for you they are retired from the show or they'd soon be making an episode devoted to breaking your special glass.

[BradTheThird]

They should've gone full Mythbusters and seen how fast the ball bearing had to go to get through the gorrilla glass windscreen.

[Fractal]

My Nokia 3210 never broke, never got scratched, never ran out of power and never froze.
What a beast.

[outsider]

I feel like Jamie and Adam would have had more interesting things to say about a prince Rupert's drop if they weren't reading from a script.

[briannetrash]

I just now realized, after watching both parts, that this is from 2014


2019 update?!?

[viktoringman]

These guys are just big characters. Must have been difficult to get them in the same room again, but this is magnificent. Hope there is more, Adam and Jamie and Mythbusters were the best thing that has happened to TV since.. well, sliced bread.

[Rinyotsu]

The question on everyone's mind, what about a windshield of two panes of gorilla glass glued with resin?

[stardust-rebel]

It's great to see the two of you working together and for a fine piece of marketing for Corning. The Eggman and The Walrus in top form.

[GenoLoma]

yes, I voluntarily clicked this part 2 video.. well done Corning, well done..
but since it's now been almost 5 years, where's my gorilla glass windshield..?!

[simmerocky]

well my 1998 nokia would break the ball if i'd drop it on the nokia.

[TheKamakaziChimp]

Can't tell you thankful I'm that you guys managed to reunite these two for another fun and educational endeavor.