A whimsical collection of scientific gobbledygook--based on the popular radio series Ask Dr. Science--answers forty hilarious questions and includes the Dr. Science Pledge and a radio drama, 'Dr. Science and the Sea Monkeys From Hell.' Performed by Dan Coffey & Merle Kessler.

The creators of Ask Dr. Science, a parody question-and-answer series aired daily on public radio, explain such domestic 'truths' as why we should build fires in the summer to save heat. 25,000 first printing. $20,000 ad/promo.

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