TV Reviews
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Fascinating look at forensic evidence -- without the gore.
Network: National Geographic Channel
(2012)
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Science reality competition stresses teamwork, innovation.
Network: Discovery Channel
(2013)
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Treehouse-building business is mild fun for families.
Network: Animal Planet
(2013)
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Hip British science show is informative and fun.
Network: BBC America
(2009)
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Fun, informative show mixes trivia, science, iffy humor.
Network: National Geographic Channel
(2014)
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Educational docuseries explores group psychology.
Network: National Geographic Channel
(2014)
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Glitz overshadows good information. Tweens and up.
Network: Animal Planet
(2002)
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Poking fun at quirky animals can get a bit racy.
Network: Animal Planet
(2007)
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Science demystified; best for bigger kids.
Network: National Geographic Channel
(2004)
Survival docu has good message, scary moments.
Network: Discovery Channel, SCIENCE
(2006)
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Fictitious city aids in preventing environmental disaster.
Network: Planet Green
(2008)
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Revelatory nature docu captures nocturnal animals worldwide.
Network: Netflix
(2020)
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Dense STEM series investigates universe's big questions.
Network: PBS
(2018)
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MythBuster contest has science, engineering, explosions.
Network: SCIENCE
(2017)
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Informative infant docuseries is more clinical than cuddly.
Network: Netflix
(2020)
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History's greatest ideas are smart fun for curious families.
Network: PBS
(2014)
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Alaska vet offers realistic view of treating sick animals.
Network: NatGeoWild
(2014)