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To the person who said, "the episodes are never too long," I'm terribly sorry.
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Time for the most traditional holiday celebration: A science lesson.
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America's worst radioactive accident isn't Three Mile Island, and the Nazi nuclear physicist wasn't assassinated by the famous baseball player.
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Sometimes we need a quiet moment in order to step back and look at the bigger picture.
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Sure, thorium could provide practically limitless clean energy, but then we couldn't build weapons of mass destruction.
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We all know that radioactive rocks glow in the dark, except they actually don't, except for when they actually do.
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Out of all the characters who encounter radium in this episode, the only one to emerge unscathed is the guy who comes face-to-face with Satan.
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You don't have to have a degree to do science, but it helps.
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You know something's amiss when you set off the radiation alarms while walking in to the nuclear power plant.
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The story of astatine takes us to Alabama, Dacca, Romania, Vienna, and California, but definitely not Switzerland.
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The periodic table shows the natural patterns and trends among the elements. Bismuth does not abide.
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We just can't seem to stop chasing the sweet, sweet taste of element 82.
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In which we learn how reading mystery novels might very well save a life.
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Even if you hate tuna, have flawless teeth, and only use digital thermometers, humans have historically not been shy about getting a mouthful of mercury.
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All other metals step aside, because today we deal with the king of elements.
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Sometimes, being set in stone isn't permanent enough.
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This entire episode serves as cautionary advice to anyone seeking to add osmium to their element collection.
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Witness an incredible, unbreakable bond between two who couldn't be more alike. We'll also learn about a married couple.
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