Science of Stupid

'Science of Stupid' is a show you haven't seen before and more than that, one that you cannot forget. Funny, well structured, clever (despite of its title) are the perfect words - or keywords, if you wish - to describe this show.

Richard Hammond's previous experience speaks for itself not only because he does a great job as a host, but also because of his way of interacting with the viewer. However, it is not only him who makes 'Science of Stupid' entertaining but also the concept behind it, along with the screenplay, which all of them combined give the show a touch of fun.

Since the very first episode you are familiarized with what the concept tries and succeeds to show: the science behind wrong moves. Some might find the failures quite brutal while others just as fun as watching fail videos on Youtube. Nonetheless, we've all done stupid things without knowing what made them stupid and for this reason only, 'Science of Stupid' is the answer to everything. The visual effects and cinematography whenever a stunt is shown help you better understand the physics behind every move, warning at the same time future contenders for the Darwin Awards reconsider their decisions.

This documentary is the best because :

It's funny because of epic fails

Cgi is very good

and videos are good

17:56 minutes of facts you would of never considered before: for instance, what is the perfect jump?

In first view, one would think it is a bit pointless watching this, it is not something important or a programme from which I can gain something out of. However, one has to consider how unique and truly pioneering it is, how much general knowledge you obtain. Might be called stupid - but the name does not repel me at all. I find it all the most interesting, entertaining, and approaches all types of audiences.

Very good indeed.

I watched a few episodes and suddenly got very, very bored. All it is is a lot of readily accessible YouTube clips strung together with lame commentary. You get the same thing without the intrusion if you look for "December Failures" videos or the like.

It was indeed stupid.

Check! There certainly was science. Check! Seemed lacking in fiction Check! So Stupid Science. Check! I found the stupidity in no way diminished the science.

Richards hair seemed nice.

Seemed a likable chap.

Well enough dressed.

Reasonable persona.

Just tall enough.

Well, I think thats it then.