#There is no kill like overkill plus

The finale has nearly all of that, plus G12 turning into a phoenix for a flying attack.

First, it can shoot GoRoader GT at the opponent, then launch energy attacks of its four component robots, then steamroll the enemy which it usually far overshadows.

Engine Sentai Go-onger's Humongous Mecha EngineOh G12 has way too much overkill for its finishers.

As his American counterpart Kamen Rider Torque puts it, 'A little collateral damage, but what the heck?'.

It's a collision of More Dakka, Beam Spam and a Macross Missile Massacre with no survivors.

Good old Kamen Rider Zolda and The End of The World.

So the Chief of Police is certain that it wasn't a suicide and that somebody wanted him dead.

In the first season of the 70s Sitcom Soap, Peter Campbell was shot, stabbed, strangled, suffocated and bludgeoned.

As a finale, and a measure of what amount of water can put out a grease fire, Adam surprises Jamie by introducing a firefighter helicopter flying over the ridge to dump hundreds of gallons of water.

The episode where they're testing 'pouring water on grease fires' and the resulting fireballs.

The Rocket Sled used to pancake a subcompact car: A metal plate attached to a two-stage rocket sled going almost the speed of sound impacted with a car propped up against a 5 inch metal plate and a concrete wall, causing the car to vaporize.

Let's also not forget the 'Tree Cannon' myth: Six ounces of black powder and a loosely-fitting marble cannonball don't destroy the cannon? How about five pounds of black powder and a tightly-fitting aluminum plug?.

Technically that wasn't overkill as they had already proven that lesser firearms wouldn't be able to cut down a tree.

Not only did it topple the tree, it set it on fire.

After trying two different guns, they used a combat vehicle mounted minigun. There's an episode where they tested the theory that one could decimate trees with guns.'Shooting Fish in a Barrel,' - having proven that the shockwave of a handgun shot was enough to kill the fish, bringing in the aforementioned minigun at that point was superfluous.And yet, in their shopping special they went to a junkyard where the vehicles they use in the myths that are rendered inoperative are sent to, they showed some of the remains of that particular cement mixer's drum with the cement still in it.They set up in an abandoned quarry and the FBI had to close a highway that was too close for comfort. 'Cement Removal,' in which they packed a cement mixer they acidentaly overfilled with hardened cement with so much explosives that the entire truck essentially disappeared.Or if the myth is about firearms, they go straight to the minigun. So many a myth gets ramped up to somehow include a test done with explosives. The MythBusters Mantra: 'If it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing'.On a recent episode, a character empties an entire clip from his pistol into someone who'd done something to him, then stands there and pulls the trigger a couple more times before being told to stop. In the first season of Lost, a character is killed by six shots from a man he temporarily killed.

There is no kill like overkill