Blue Peter test Roller Coasters with Thrill Laboratory. Part 2

Part 2 of 2. 25th March 2009 16.35 GMT, BBC1. "Theme Park Testing". Thrill Engineer Brendan Walker and his team of Technicians put Blue Peter presenters through a series of scientific experiments to see if they have 'the right stuff' to become Thrill Laboratory guinea pigs, to be tested onboard some of the UK's most thrilling theme park rides.

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[123Cask]

All of the rides shown on here are rubbish. Why don't they do Saw, Stealth and either Oblivion or Nemesis

[aerial1971]

Short response: too much gore, too much EM, too much Merlin. Watch out for experiments on Saw coming soon this summer...

[CoasterEnthusiasts]

The most fun one was probably Kamali... Inverted Steel coasters are the most intense and have the most G-Force!

[toonyay]

i never heard of second one

[kialn]

@123Cask they have done before

[Nebula418]

For some reason, I HATE it when they make tame coasters look freaky. It's like lying to get the show more views and the parks more visits.

(His fright levels were going up when he was riding Kumali cuz he was on a Vekoma SLC with the old restraints, so his head must've been banging the entire time -_-)

[weezaaG]

I love colossus !!

I'm surprised they didn't go to Alton towers though

[Jmarley912]

@waackomann Sorry about that comment my stupid brother commented on this video and i never knew about it.

[waackomann]

@Jmarley912 no it's not ... it was the first in the world but not the only 10 looping coaster.

[MLeyden91]

The BBC aren't allowed to advertise one specific company, and all those rides that you mensioned belong to parks owned by Merlin.