Uploaded February 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Experiment #443: Corn Skewers
(Rated G) Microwaving a corn skewer has never been done before, and I can understand why. This flat out sucked! Seriously, this was one of the most BORING episodes I've ever done. Worse than the first shampoo bottle, worse than the white-out, worse than the jar of pickles, at least they did SOMETHING, even if it was a letdown. I thought these would spark or something, especially set apart just at the right intervals to encourage sparking. So I guess it's safe to stick a corn skewer in a microwave. It certainly didn't do what a metal fork would do, it was more like microwaving a metal spoon. Boring, lame, and a total waste of everyone's time. The one good thing is a brief reappearance of my home microwave. Microwave Me, now in its 16th season is now the second longest continually running microwave show on YouTube, while being filmed in 1080p for the best quality and as always stars Captain Microwave as the show's host and producer, who for this episode uses a 1200-watt GE Dual Wave microwave that was made in 1978 named Jennie.
Experiment #443: Corn Skewers
(Rated G) Microwaving a corn skewer has never been done before, and I can understand why. This flat out sucked! Seriously, this was one of the most BORING episodes I've ever done. Worse than the first shampoo bottle, worse than the white-out, worse than the jar of pickles, at least they did SOMETHING, even if it was a letdown. I thought these would spark or something, especially set apart just at the right intervals to encourage sparking. So I guess it's safe to stick a corn skewer in a microwave. It certainly didn't do what a metal fork would do, it was more like microwaving a metal spoon. Boring, lame, and a total waste of everyone's time. The one good thing is a brief reappearance of my home microwave. Microwave Me, now in its 16th season is now the second longest continually running microwave show on YouTube, while being filmed in 1080p for the best quality and as always stars Captain Microwave as the show's host and producer, who for this episode uses a 1200-watt GE Dual Wave microwave that was made in 1978 named Jennie.
