Kyle Dawson, professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Utah, discusses the planning phase of a remote observatory and separates science fact from science fiction in the 1961 film “The Phantom Planet.”

Kevin D. Bunnell, Mammals Coordinator of the Utah Division Of Wildlife Resources, discusses the truth about wolves and the film The Fury of the Wolfman.

Brenda van der Wiel, University of Utah costume designer and professor, discusses the design process for theater costuming and the film “Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe.”

Theater director Fran Pruyn of the University of Utah discusses masculine identity and the series The Undersea Kingdom.

Mechanical Engineer Jake Abbott of the Telerobotics Lab at the University of Utah discusses robotics and technology in the series The Phantom Creeps.

Cynthia Furse, Vice President of Research at the University of Utah, discusses the ethics of research and the film Horror Express.

Professor Brenda Mann of the University of Utah’s Department of Bioengineering discusses artificial skin and the film Curse of the Faceless Man.

Geologist Matt Heumann of the University of Utah discusses the caves in the film “The Incredible Petrified World.”

Dr. Lolita Nicolova, founder of the International Institute of Anthropology and adjunct assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Utah, discusses the film Deadmen Walk.

Bioengineer Rob MacLeod of the University of Utah discusses the medical theory behind the film Scared to Death.