Thanks to Bruce_F and sycarroll for the heads up.
How perfect is this: Science Channel is teaming with Fringe star John Noble to host a show about, yup, real-life bizarre experiments.
In Dark Matters, Noble explores the most unusual scientific research ever conducted — including head transplantation studies, actual zombie investigations (!) and attempts to cross-breed humans and those damn dirty apes (trailer below).
“The stories we share in Dark Matters are as outlandish as a great sci-fi script or as disturbing as a classic horror tale — the only difference is that they’re all true,” Noble said. “The series offers a glimpse into the dark side of science, as well as human nature.”
The show will use reenactments and CGI to tell the true stories of sometimes ethically challenged experiments throughout history.
“Dark Matters offers a fascinating insight into moments of scientific history where individuals went to extreme measures to achieve a breakthrough,” said Debbie Adler Myers, general manager and executive vp of Science. “It’s impossible to turn away from these true stories that you always assumed were just outlandish urban legends. This is real science — just the dark side of it, featuring brilliant minds who eventually took a dramatic turn. John Noble is the perfect tour guide to escort viewers through this sordid world of research gone horribly wrong, but in some cases, led us the technology and science that we enjoy today.”
Source: EW
Look really cool can't wait to see it :D
ReplyDeleteNot the most dramatic story to start off with, but this sounds like a great idea. :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the Leonadro Davinci's experiment with dead people to study human anatomy... questionable in these history time, but the pillar of the modern medicine...
ReplyDeletelooks interesting
ReplyDeleteYey, more John Noble and crazy experiments. Something that i got to check
ReplyDeleteThis looks spectacularly cheesy but i must say it is the first time I've ever regretted not getting the science channel. Awesome match of camp, science, and actor. I hope someone YouTube's this.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like great 3am insomnia fun!
ReplyDeleteWhy is he using his alt-Walter voice?
ReplyDeletewhat a perfect combination!
ReplyDeleteThis looks all kinds of awesome.
ReplyDeleteThis should be a good one.
ReplyDeleteHaha, looks quite cool!
ReplyDeleteI'd watch it.
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