Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 14 minutes ago
Experiment #426: Microwave
(Rated G) For the longest time, people have been asking me to microwave a microwave, and so I finally did it. Microwaving a microwave was not an easy task. I've been trying to do it for YEARS but all of the microwaves were just the wrong size, but this huge King Kong microwave turned out to actually be big enough to fit Elsa inside of. This was actually filmed over several days, because the door of the big microwave just kinda fell off (which explains why I got it for so cheap at that auction), and that is why this was stalled for so long, and I had to get my dad's help in getting the microwave's door reattached and working again. And that's why he's in this episode. For those wondering, I am actually not the first person to microwave a microwave, but it's not who you think. Jon microwaved the remains of a previously dynamited Sharp microwave, which I guess sort of counts, but isn't really quite the same thing. But I can understand why they just stuffed microwave parts into another microwave, it's a very expensive and time intensive process. The one who first achieved microwaveception was dOvetastic with his inception level stuffing of an iWave Cube into a Kenmore beast, then later again did it with a tiny Panasonic into another Kenmore. While I am the only one to stick a whole microwave into a larger microwave the way everyone pictured it to be, I wasn't able to get the smaller microwave plugged in, so there's that element missing. But on the plus side, mine nicely caught fire.
Here's JPizzle's microwaving a microwave: youtube.com/watch?v=GudhnqlPpok
dOvetastic (first time): youtube.com/watch?v=ZDrgMLTZd60
dOvetastic (second time): youtube.com/watch?v=iNgWRRksD30
But still, JPizzle deserves all the credit for being the first one to try to microwave a microwave, even though I think Jon's attempt is on the fence for whether it counts or not. Anyways, many of you have been wanting to see me microwave another microwave, and I did it. Sure, I had to take the feet off of the smaller microwave, but it was still a whole entire microwave that went in, and a very melted one that came out. Microwave Me, now in its 15th season continues its trend of bigger and better microwave experiments than done the previous season 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 massive Kenmore over-the-range microwave named King Kong to microwave a smaller Proctor-Silex microwave named Elsa.
Experiment #426: Microwave
(Rated G) For the longest time, people have been asking me to microwave a microwave, and so I finally did it. Microwaving a microwave was not an easy task. I've been trying to do it for YEARS but all of the microwaves were just the wrong size, but this huge King Kong microwave turned out to actually be big enough to fit Elsa inside of. This was actually filmed over several days, because the door of the big microwave just kinda fell off (which explains why I got it for so cheap at that auction), and that is why this was stalled for so long, and I had to get my dad's help in getting the microwave's door reattached and working again. And that's why he's in this episode. For those wondering, I am actually not the first person to microwave a microwave, but it's not who you think. Jon microwaved the remains of a previously dynamited Sharp microwave, which I guess sort of counts, but isn't really quite the same thing. But I can understand why they just stuffed microwave parts into another microwave, it's a very expensive and time intensive process. The one who first achieved microwaveception was dOvetastic with his inception level stuffing of an iWave Cube into a Kenmore beast, then later again did it with a tiny Panasonic into another Kenmore. While I am the only one to stick a whole microwave into a larger microwave the way everyone pictured it to be, I wasn't able to get the smaller microwave plugged in, so there's that element missing. But on the plus side, mine nicely caught fire.
Here's JPizzle's microwaving a microwave: youtube.com/watch?v=GudhnqlPpok
dOvetastic (first time): youtube.com/watch?v=ZDrgMLTZd60
dOvetastic (second time): youtube.com/watch?v=iNgWRRksD30
But still, JPizzle deserves all the credit for being the first one to try to microwave a microwave, even though I think Jon's attempt is on the fence for whether it counts or not. Anyways, many of you have been wanting to see me microwave another microwave, and I did it. Sure, I had to take the feet off of the smaller microwave, but it was still a whole entire microwave that went in, and a very melted one that came out. Microwave Me, now in its 15th season continues its trend of bigger and better microwave experiments than done the previous season 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 massive Kenmore over-the-range microwave named King Kong to microwave a smaller Proctor-Silex microwave named Elsa.
