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スパングラー効果 偽の血のレシピ シーズン1 第40-41話

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STEVE SPANGLER: Well, it's 1952.
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I'm just kind of carving a pumpkin--
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Whoops, oh!
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Oh--
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oh, oh, oopsie.
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I kind of cut myself a little bit.
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Little Higgins, get over here little Higgins.
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Use that rotary dial on the phone and call--
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call Aunt Mabel.
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She'll get us connected with the sheriff.
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And, uh, maybe you could put the pressure
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and stop the bleeding.
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Alright, it's 2012.
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It is awesome.
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Fake blood--
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that's what we're talking about today.
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The best fake blood ever.
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[MUSIC PLAYING]
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I'm Steve Spangler and I'm all about making science fun.
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For the last twenty years I've been teaching ways to turn
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ordinary science experiments into unforgettable learning
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experiences.
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I have an amazing team who will do whatever it takes to
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affect the way people think about science.
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And to do that, I live by one motto-- make it big, do it
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right, give it class.
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Well, you know the best thing about this blood--
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totally edible because it's chocolate syrup.
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Back in the '40s and '50s in movies and television, they
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just used chocolate syrup to make fake blood.
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It was easy to clean up and because of the black and white
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nobody even cared.
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Well, today's day and age you've got to be a little bit
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more sophisticated about that.
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So this episode is all about the best ways to be able to
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make the best fake blood.
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Well, fake blood has come a long way since
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the 1940's and '50s.
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In fact, I have a vested interest in this whole kind of
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fake blood business.
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If you saw our episode in the Spangler Effect where I
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introduce you to my parents, you know that my mom and dad
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were responsible for making a lot of fake blood back in the
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late '50s and early '60s that ultimately has been used for
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the last four or five decades.
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Dad even had this trick called You Do Voodoo and here's one
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of the original ones.
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This is a trick were you put a needle through your arm-- it
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didn't really--
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I don't really put your needle through the arm, but-- but it
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