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Top Sciencey Shows to Binge Watch: 2017 Edition

Dec. 21, 2017

Pull up a couch and turn off your brain for the rest of the year. Here's a list of some fun (and often dumb) shows centered around science and manufacturing to help you recharge your battery.

John Hitch

Last year, we tried to make argument that watching STEM-related shows over the holidays would somehow be productive. This year, we say go full sedentary, find a comfy couch and lay there watching one or more of these (sort of) science based shows. This year seemed abut more stressful than usual, so the best thing to do is turn off your brain and watch some really good (or so-bad-it's-good) television so you can be fully recharged for 2018. We provided the links to make it even easier for you.

About the Author

John Hitch | Editor, Fleet Maintenance

John Hitch, based out of Cleveland, Ohio, is the editor of Fleet Maintenance, a B2B magazine that addresses the service needs for all commercial vehicle makes and models (Classes 1-8), ranging from shop management strategies to the latest tools to enhance uptime.

He previously wrote about equipment and fleet operations and management for FleetOwner, and prior to that, manufacturing and advanced technology for IndustryWeek and New Equipment Digest. He is an award-winning journalist and former sonar technician aboard a nuclear-powered submarine where he served honorably aboard the fast-attack submarine USS Oklahoma City (SSN-723).