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VICE heads to the birthplace of sideshow culture--the Bay Area (specifically Oakland & Vallejo)--to meet the new generation of sideshow enthusiasts keeping the roots of the movement alive in Bay Area streets.

Jasper and Errol live their sci-fi fantasies piloting giant fighting robots in the ultimate demolition derby.

Jasper, Errol, and Dark Shark walk across a fiery path of hot coals and emerge on the other side changed, for better or worse.

Jasper, Errol, and Dark Shark tap into their unconscious mind with the help of hypnotist Dr. Ken Kerns. Jasper and Errol may be skeptical, but Dark Shark has an out of this world experience.

Jasper and Errol invite some friends to break bread in complete darkness. Luckily, we have night vision cameras.

Jasper, Errol, and Jasper’s dad, Dark Shark, learn that air is overrated when they try synchronized swimming, a hybrid of swimming, dance, and gymnastics that looks easier than it is.

Jasper and Errol, hosts of Jasper and Errol's First Time, utilize all of VICELAND's resources to make a promo for Jasper and Errol's First Time... for the first time

Jasper takes one for the team and endures a colonic, aka colonic hydrotherapy.

Jasper and Errol try their hand at bull riding to see who can last longer. Neither of them knew they’d be riding Death Row.

How does Liam Neeson train for his action roles? VICE writer Justin Caffier trains with Liam's stunt coordinator and double to find out how.

If you're a fan of Star Trek you might have noticed one pretty ridiculous-looking fight move, a two-handed punch, that’s been a part of the show for decades. Motherboard's Jordan Pearson tracked down a Star Trek stunt coordinator to find out why.