About this podcast
Sitcom Science explores the strange, surprising, and occasionally ridiculous science hiding inside our favorite television comedies—and the real world around us. Could something Sheldon Cooper said actually be scientifically correct? Was George Costanza right about double-dipping? Could a bizarre invention from The Simpsons really work? Each episode begins with a curious question, memorable television moment, or seemingly impossible scientific claim and follows the evidence wherever it leads.…
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Sitcom Science
About this podcast
Sitcom Science explores the strange, surprising, and occasionally ridiculous science hiding inside our favorite television comedies—and the real world around us. Could something Sheldon Cooper said actually be scientifically correct? Was George Costanza right about double-dipping? Could a bizarre invention from The Simpsons really work? Each episode begins with a curious question, memorable television moment, or seemingly impossible scientific claim and follows the evidence wherever it leads.…
Recent episodes
- Breaking Bad: Could a Chemistry Mistake Really Create Mustard Gas?18 Oct · 4 min
- The Thundermans: Could Max Really Send Someone Flying With a Sword?14 Oct · 3 min
- Can Cold Water Really Cause Shrinkage? The Science Behind George Costanza’s Famous Claim11 Oct · 3 min
- Can Soldiers Really Have GPS Trackers Implanted Under Their Skin? Hollywood vs. Science11 Oct · 5 min
- Could You Survive Being Trapped in a Freezer? The Science of Cold Exposure6 Oct · 4 min
- Was Sheldon Right? Can You Really Train Your Friends Like Lab Rats?4 Oct · 3 min
- Was George Costanza Right? The Surprisingly Gross Science of Double-Dipping13 Sept · 2 min
- Smart Underwear, 32 Daily Farts, and the Race to Map the Human Gut6 Sept · 2 min
- Are we close to a real world with a Jurassic Park30 Aug · 18 min
- Why Did Sheldon Dress Up as the Doppler Effect?3 Aug · 4 min
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