There’s a problem with scientists in films, and Michael Spicer unearthed the hilarious truth

Everybody who enjoys films has spotted at least a couple of things that don’t really make sense, but crop up all the time.

For example, nobody ever says “‘Bye” when they finish a phone call, every American who goes shopping buys a baguette, and if you open a mirrored bathroom cupboard in a horror film there’ll be something dreadful reflected when you close it – even worse than your own morning face.

Back in 2022, Michael Spicer had been watching what happens when films feature a scientist or two, and his re-creation of that is still too good to miss.

scientists in movies pic.twitter.com/ecemGfwtJY

— Michael Spicer (@MrMichaelSpicer) March 7, 2022

It really struck a chord, and this is what people said about it.

1.

I want to see this entire movie! https://t.co/0bc7H75v5g

— Sanjeev Bhaskar (@TVSanjeev) March 7, 2022

2.

Accurate. https://t.co/X6q6fq70gm

— Trevor Valle ➡️ Not sure (@tattoosandbones) March 9, 2022

3.

I tried not to laugh during this, I really did, but I just couldn't help it. https://t.co/5KtM1yAktO

— Phil Clarke (@philmscribe) March 8, 2022

4.

New tinder profile pic.twitter.com/y5Umr9zZVQ

— James Hogan (@hoganzo) March 7, 2022

5.

Watch out for that flappyosaur behind you, my friends! watch this video to see what it looks like so you'll know when the time comes. https://t.co/mLJhomJIpA

— Justine T. Wolfenden (@jtwolfenden) March 7, 2022

6.

@MrMichaelSpicer https://t.co/tj5BZY9s2n pic.twitter.com/YC3DRGaozj

— ©_BlueLobstermedia (@_bluelobsters) March 24, 2022

7.

Thank you for interrupting my doom scrolling with this – just what was need.

— Nadine (@amaliesmor) March 7, 2022

At least this explains all those baguettes.

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