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Mystery Lab Episode Guide
The Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle
S1 Ep1
4th Aug 2020
With Dr. Tay and AI assistant Briggs, Felipe makes sense of the mythical region linked to unexplained disappearances of airplanes and ships.
The 20 Million Deaths Caused by the Great Plague
S1 Ep2
4th Aug 2020
Entire cities decimated. Twenty million dead. The origin of quarantine. The crew investigates how the plague swept across Europe during the Middle Ages.
Learning How to Time Travel
S1 Ep3
4th Aug 2020
What is space-time bending? How does it connect to gravity? Felipe takes a closer look at the science behind time travel.
From Wolf to Dog
S1 Ep4
4th Aug 2020
As Felipe visits the Shy Wolf Sanctuary, he examines how — thousands of years ago — certain wolves evolved into dogs and became closer to humans.
Zombie Apocalypse. What if it was real?
S1 Ep5
4th Aug 2020
Felipe talks about flesh-eating creatures that are stranger than fiction, while the impressionable Betinho frets about an experiment at Dr. Tay's lab.
The Great Extinction
S1 Ep6
4th Aug 2020
Could humans be wiped out from the planet like the dinosaurs? Is life on Earth facing another mass extinction? The lab crew investigates.
The Path to Artificial Superintelligence
S1 Ep7
4th Aug 2020
Super-intelligent computers are not too far away, but will society be able to keep up with these advances? Could AI — like Briggs — turn against us?
Global Warming. A Big Conspiracy?
S1 Ep8
4th Aug 2020
Earth has faced changes in climate before, so is global warming as alarming as people think? The team tries to educate a special guest on the issue.
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The first episode of Mystery Lab aired on August 04, 2020.
The last episode of Mystery Lab aired on August 04, 2020.
