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Myth: Jamie & Adam get along in real life

John Anderson | February 27, 2007

I was in Boise, ID visiting a client last week. The trip went well, and I’ll talk about that a bit later. But first, let’s talk about my flight back from Boise to San Francisco.

It was a United Express flight, so it was just a small CRJ. I was in row 10. In row 11, right behind me, was Adam Savage of MythBusters, along with his son. Seated in row 12 or 13 was Jamie Hyneman. The interesting thing was that they did not say a single word to one another the entire flight.

When we got off the plane, they again didn’t say a word to each other. Jamie went one way, and Adam & his son went another. At no time did they even acknowledge one another. Although, from what I’ve heard, this can happen pretty often with personality-driven television shows and their stars.

So the happy family myth? Busted!

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