Guinness World Records Primetime - Guinness world records: primetime season 3 (2001)

In this episode, we get a look at how many Contortionists can fit into a clear glass box.

The world's smallest dog, in terms of length, is Tiny Pinocchio, a steel-blue-and-tan Yorkshire Terrier who measured 20.3 cm (8 in) long on May 23, 2001, and 12.06 cm (4.75 in) to the top of the shoulder. The one-pound pooch, who also goes by the name of Noki, sleeps in a birdcage at the home of his owner, Linda Skeels-Hopson of St Petersburg, Florida, USA.

Yuck, here we look at the many Largest Medal Objects Removed from Human body. It is disgusting.

Here is performed a very painful looking stunt, when we see who can open the most bottles with their teeth.

Some real pain on the brain, when everyone takes a look at who can balance the heaviest load on their head.

A whole lot of accuracy and precision (more like really painful) when we watch a man break a large amount of cement blocks with his head.

Somethings chilly, when a man is completely covered in ice.

No, its not Pinochio its the worlds longest nose.

Leaping over Bar from Two Stories High is not all that you would think it can be.

Wow, the World's Largest Human Standing Pyramid, wonder how many people they will need.

So Hanging from Flying Helicopter sounds like real fun, but after this, it will be less popular.

Indeed, it all started as a gag for Jimmy, who would swallow whole frankfurters as a party trick. But he soon sniffed out success in 2001 as a Guinness World Record holder, swallowing six sausages – without biting or chewing – on the set of Guinness Rekord TV, Sweden. Later the same year he broke his record on Primetime, sucking down seven sausages in a minute – three of them in just 10 seconds!

In the last ever episode, it is an all out battle to see who can make the Highest Keg Toss.