The best part is that each of these pieces of information has replaced some law school-related information.

addendum: the newest episode tested the theory that if someone fires a gun in a plane, the plane will blow open and everyone will get sucked out. to test the theory, the two guys got ahold of an abandoned Hawaiin Airlines jet and pressurized the cabin so that the difference betweem the air pressure in the plane and outside the plane was 7 psi (pounds per square inch). the theory was busted. when they shot a hole through the window, nothing happened. there was a puff of air and the cabin repressurized, but the small bullet hole didn't get blown up in a big hole and nothing got sucked out onto the runway. but i see a flaw in this experiment. their setup proposes to mimic the environment of a plane at a cruising altitude of 33,000 feet with a pressurized cabin. though they did match the cabin's internal pressure, they did not reproduce the wind that would accompany flying at several hundred miles per hour. though it only takes a split second for the cabin's internal pressure to equalize with the outside pressure, i think that the sustained winds produced by flight would change things. i think it would add to the vacuum effect.

regardless, most movies don't involve a small bullet hole, they involve a gaping hole big enough for chairs and people to fly through. had the guys on the show taken a plane up in the atmosphere at several hundred miles per hour and blown a gaping hole in the side, i bet stuff would start flying out. and that, my friends, concludes my thorough scientific analysis of the myth.