OK, let me first just say to a few of the parents that reviewed this that our generation does have its dumb side, but nobody's going to go out and be influenced enough by this show to go pour 300 pounds of pudding off the Empire State Building or whatever. =P It's really up to the producers and writers of this show what they do with they food they bought-- and likely the food used on this show isn't really very appetizing or even sanitary to actually sit down and eat either. It's propable they used old food from some crap warehouse. If you're so concerned about wasted food, go and donate to a homeless shelter and don't get peeved when other people don't choose to do the same. Now, enough of that. You can probably tell Dude What Would Happen is going to be a dangerous show when the intro sequence features guns and lightning bolts (albeit animated) pointed at the characters' heads. o_O Forget about wasted food-- think about some young or mentally ill child seeing this and trying out one of the dumb stunts for themselves? Children are HIGHLY impressionable-- I have heard many stories of children who died doing something they saw on TV. Speaking of mentally ill, I kind of get the feeling that the curly-haired guy has some kind of problem... maybe they all do, but that specific one just stands out. Makes me think these kids are not really in any position to be showing life-threatening stunts on television? Not only that, but it's totally not creative-- 'Mythbusters' is being ripped off quite clearly, but the difference is that the people on Mythbusters are sane, smart, and responsible adults... AND they actually try to answer questions that are of interest rather than answer questions that would at best entertain a group of seven year olds. This is a poor excuse for a TV show and if you ask me, those three kids belong at the psychologist's office rather than on television. :)