Science of Stupid 2014
What is Science of Stupid?
Science of Stupid is a television series first released in 2014. Catalogued under Documentary, Reality, Comedy.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2014
- Status
- Returning Series
- Episodes
- 172
- Runtime
- 30 minutes
- First aired
- Apr 9, 2014
- Last aired
- Jun 17, 2020
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- GB
- Networks
- National Geographic
- Genres
- Documentary, Reality, Comedy
- Updated
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Estimate the schedule using 172 episodes and an average 30-minute runtime.
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Overview
Science of Stupid is a television series first released in 2014. Catalogued under Documentary, Reality, Comedy. Status: Returning Series. A full overview for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
Should you watch it?
“Every slapstick disaster is broken down by science.”
- Richard Hammond explains the physics behind each crash
- High-energy montage of 50‑60 wild clips per episode
- Bespoke animations illustrate the science clearly
- Graphic injuries may be unsettling for sensitive viewers
- TV‑14 rating limits younger audiences
Watch it if you enjoy learning the science behind outrageous accidents.
The series features graphic mishaps and is rated TV‑14, so it’s best for mature audiences.
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Frequently asked questions
Who hosts Science of Stupid?
The series is hosted by Richard Hammond, who introduces each mishap and explains the science.
What type of content does the show feature?
It presents user‑generated clips of stunts gone wrong, such as weightlifting, gun shooting, and car jumps, with scientific commentary.
How many clips are shown per episode?
Each episode typically includes between 50 and 60 short clips of misadventures.
What genres describe the series?
It is classified as documentary, reality, and comedy.
What is the appropriate viewer rating?
The show carries a TV‑14 rating, indicating it may contain material unsuitable for children under 14.