Bill Nye Saves the World

2017 · 30m · TMDB 3.8/10 (57 votes)

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About Bill Nye Saves the World

Bill Nye explores science and its impact on politics, society and pop culture.

Each episode tackles a topic from a scientific point of view, dispelling myths, and refuting anti-scientific claims that may be espoused by politicians, religious leaders or titans of industry.

Status
Canceled
TMDB rating
3.8/10 from 57 votes
Seasons
3
Episodes
25

Seasons and episodes

The latest season with aired episodes is shown first. Specials are kept separate.

Latest aired season

Season 3

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Cheating Death episode still
S3 E136 min

Cheating Death

As Bill breaks down the science of aging, his correspondents try bizarre beauty treatments and learn how spinach could transform organ transplants.

Surviving in a World Without Water episode still
S3 E241 min

Surviving in a World Without Water

Derek Muller discovers why Mexico City is sinking, Nazeem Hussain tests his desert survival skills, and Bill has a drink with a "water sommelier."

The Addiction Episode episode still
S3 E335 min

The Addiction Episode

Bill explains how addiction changes the brain, comedian Maria Bamford shares her struggles, and Cara Santa Maria visits a research lab casino.

Recipes from the Future episode still
S3 E431 min

Recipes from the Future

Karlie Kloss tours Japanese farms that grow produce without soil to save water and space. Back in the studio, Margaret Cho samples meat made in a lab.

Evolution: The Fact of Life episode still
S3 E540 min

Evolution: The Fact of Life

In London, mutated mosquitos make a meal of Derek Muller. Comedian Paul F. Tompkins helps Bill burst a common myth about evolution.

What Is Your Pet Really Thinking? episode still
S3 E633 min

What Is Your Pet Really Thinking?

Do dogs get depressed? Do monkeys like magic tricks? Bill and his guests explore animal behavior that's remarkably human.

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