Forensics Expert Examines 20 Crime Scene Investigations from Film & TV | Technique Critique | WIRED
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День томуIn this episode of 'Technique Critique', crime scene analyst and investigator Matthew Steiner examines forensics investigations in crime scenes from movies and television to see how accurate they are. Crime scenes are from The Wire, NCIS, Zodiac, The Flash, The Boondock Saints, Heat, Seven, The Other Guys, How to Get Away with Murder, CSI: Miami, The Dark Knight, Dexter, Insomnia, True Detective, Bone Collector, Criminal Minds, Family Guy, Iron Man 3, Minority Report and more.
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Forensics Expert Examines 20 Crime Scene Investigations from Film & TV | Technique Critique | WIRED
@faunaflage 5 років тому
My fave crime drama trope is "Wait, stop the video there! Zoom in. Now, enhance it....!" and somehow the super grainy, blown-out, digitally-zoomed CCTV footage gets clearer.
@willhunnisett6139 5 років тому
ENHANCE, ENHANCE, ENHANCE
@marycarla6245 4 роки тому
Yes, in my household we call it "The Pixel Trick" where they take a grainy, blurry image of a reflection on someone's patent leather shoes and (magically) ENHANCE it and you see a crystal clear photo of the killer!! Perhaps now they can do a lot more with enhancement but in the early days (early 2000s) it was a laugh. Maybe in the basement at NORAD they have some software that can enhance to the point of clarity but frankly, once a pixel is blown out, it's gone. The computer can only *guess* what was there.
@Dutch3DMaster 4 роки тому
@@marycarla6245 One time, I think one of the CSI shows (which I actually do not watch because I think solving a case in just one episode is unrealistic, I usually fell right into an episode when switching on the TV) took this to the extreme and while zooming in they saw a reflection of "the guy who dun it" in the ballhead of the part of a car where you attach a trailer to. As if that was not enough (after zooming in an incredible amount) they "simply" overlayed a 3D mask of the ball head to be able to correct for the distortion and get a clear face, that they threw at the computer and hey-ho, after like 10 seconds they had a match :P.
@justincoutts8748 4 роки тому
Pointing out that trope is a trope unto itself
@HovektheArtist 4 роки тому
@@marycarla6245 the technology to enhance as shown in tv will probably not happen irl. Even at 8k when you zoom in things will get more blurry as pixels can only show so much information and "blowing up" will take the little information shown by the original pixels and make it larger inevitably making it blurrier and anything shown will be less distinct.
@smolsheriff 5 років тому
"Show some respect for the dead!" *Officer casually limbos under tape in background*
@ViaMirage 4 роки тому
Next video: Professional actors examine real life moments and comment on lack of entertainment, mystery, suspense, action, long stares, and meaningful pauses between sentences.
@YohanaTia 4 роки тому
Lol whyyy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Skoolhottie06 4 роки тому
Lmbo!!
@zackstoner4523 4 роки тому
Yes, because the dead care so much.
@moaimoai7977 4 роки тому
in case you guys missed it, Loaded Weapon is a blatant parody comedy movie
@fn839 4 роки тому
I love this guy. I hope he examines my crime scene when I'm murdered.
@jasminesays 4 роки тому
Liz Leigh omfg lmao what
@alysiamerdavid-wasser9165 4 роки тому
I wrote a similar thing on their new video. Our minds might be too dark, lol.
@quackkith 4 роки тому
Liz Leigh whoa wHat
@surfingtothestars 4 роки тому
Write it in your will. Lol
@ohyeah1773 4 роки тому
Love how it wasn’t “if” I get murdered, but “when”
@jeni150023 4 роки тому
Moral of the Story: Just because you watch NCIS, Bones, Criminal Minds and Dexter DOESN'T mean you can get away with murder lol
@Alkatraz581 4 роки тому
You’d be surprised how many murder cases go cold my man. As long as you murder someone you dont know at all and cover your tracks you’re good. Most people get caught by 1. DNA 2. Witnesses 3. Getting caught in a lie
@theguywhoisaustralian1465 4 роки тому
What I'd you watch How to Get Away with Murder?
@ninedaysjane2466 4 роки тому
@@Alkatraz581 You're not too bright, are you? How to actually get away with murder: 1) Pick a relatively poor area with corrupt cops, an incompetent district attorney, & no real forensics; 2) Kill someone who's not very important; 3) Dump the body in water or dense forest. Most people get caught because they have a connection to the victim and like you, they're stupid.
@usagi2934 4 роки тому
@@ninedaysjane2466 hey there friend, although helpful don't you think you were being rather mean. Whatever aggressiveness you've shown to this random stranger give literally no benefit to you except for brief boost of confidence over something that may not be common knowledge.
@Alkatraz581 4 роки тому
Ninedaysjane LMAO THIS IS EXACTLY what i just said you dip. Re read my comment then come back and talk to me got it?
@beeleg 4 роки тому
I’m mad they didn’t look at Bones, since that was actually co-produced by a forensic anthropologist.
@thuururuu2 4 роки тому
YEEEES! I came here to just say that! Bones should've definitely been on this list!!
@soulsheep17 4 роки тому
I agree!
@ashleyvanhoose5748 4 роки тому
SAME !
@jadenkindle 4 роки тому
I CAME HERE TO SAY THAT TOO
@tabby7511 4 роки тому
They were close to it. They got SCSI. What a shame, so close.
@HeroDark98 5 років тому
Please do more of the Technique Critique series, I love it. And bring back the linguistics expert and the medical expert, they were both awesome. MORE!
@kissyjimenez1364 5 років тому
I would love a courtroom drama or movie Technique Critique by a well-decorated bar association member. Let's see which show has done their research and homework - first movies/shows that come to mind are Bull., JAG, HTGAWM, A Few Good Men, For The People, Legally Blonde, and Legal Eagle.
@luckbear87 5 років тому
Linguistics guy was fascinating
@pachice 5 років тому
I really liked the linguistic guy.
@MRosezhahira 5 років тому
YESS I LOVE THE LINGUISTIC GUY
@Digitalhunny 5 років тому
**I agree 100%! MORE Please!**
@kafka- 4 роки тому
next: real demon reacts to lucifer
@WickedPhase 3 роки тому
I haven't heard this one before lmao
@nidiaag3855 3 роки тому
Sign me up to see that XD
@notsure1613 3 роки тому
Bah the bone structure is all wrong
@sitheternalemperor3857 3 роки тому
They’d probably die of boredom.
@Maxeeemay 2 роки тому
LMAOOO.
@Tattooedgaymer 4 роки тому
One of my former professors wrote his thesis on the "CSI Effect" and how it affects the detective's job. Basically, shows like CSI make jurors think that cops messed up because they didn't do what they do in the show.
@aspergerart4635 4 роки тому
That would be a very interesting thesis to read ✨
@ridesq 2 роки тому
It even comes up in civil cases. Jurors want forensic evidence in cases where it doesn’t even make sense.
@zenokwon1177 2 роки тому
Oh wow, never thought how it could affect people that way
@calmx1552 2 роки тому
@@ridesq what can you give an instance where it wouldn’t make sense? I’m curious.
@LDSRaichu Рік тому
CSI was a stupid show
@unclejimboo2042 5 років тому
The cops doing the limbo in the back just made me lose it 😂😂
@joeneckbone2880 4 роки тому
😂😂😂😂 i was rollin
@indiasalmon4256 4 роки тому
They didn't show it here but a cop was also shampooing his hair at the scene
@karimsahali21 3 роки тому
That day uncle jimboo lost it watching cops doing limbo
@soranuareane 5 років тому
Please bring back the medical expert and linguistics expert. They were both incredible and there's always a ton of subject matter for them to cover. More of these, please.
@nicholaspetros7267 5 років тому
Kaedenn check out Doctor Mike's channel, not sure if he's the Dr that was on this channel but he has his own channel where he reacts to medical tv shows!
@EricGarber 5 років тому
Agreed!
@TwilightMuseLover 5 років тому
If you like a medical experts opinion on popular medical TV shows, check out Dr Hope's Sick Notes, he's incredible!
@Onasisism 5 років тому
nicholas petros
@athanasiakaterinadaskalou4185 4 роки тому
"It's like doing brain surgery for a headache" Dr. House has left the chat
@ranimeRAT 3 роки тому
"Owie my head" *fires up a drill*
@daryldixon3685 3 роки тому
I really miss House
@akinawa2883 2 роки тому
Gosh I should rewatch the show
@korvus2078 4 роки тому
In the defense of criminal minds, they are not crime scene investigators but profilers.
@scarrigan 4 роки тому
Korvus also that they were right about the one unsub
@ninedaysjane2466 4 роки тому
They're not much like real profilers, either.
@jeremysantos9766 4 роки тому
Yeah right criminal minds is great
@jvanegas9 4 роки тому
@@mirinae6579 but it's one of the must accurate shows, because a ex profiler, one of the first profilers that exist on the FBI is a co-writter of the show
@emilyl3952 3 роки тому
Juli V.F yeah but they over blow everything to make it entertaining, it doesn’t depict what the actual fbi is like
@tylermuller3802 5 років тому
They took the time to show family guy but not Bones???
@simplyhadi524 4 роки тому
Tyler Muller because it’s perfect and they know it
@harleybynature 4 роки тому
Uh I know. As a forensic anthropologist I hate that show. I cringe all the time when someone says, "oh! You're like Bones!" Smh
@rashmeetkaur8131 4 роки тому
@@simplyhadi524 exactly
@erinlindsay_cpd 4 роки тому
Well, Kathy Reichs is a crime writer, forensic anthropologist and academic - she created those characters and worked as producer on the show to keep the science honest - since the characters had a few changes (between Book x Tv).
@iaisosoakoaozoso5453 4 роки тому
harleybynature that must be annoying I can’t imagine being told that all the time lol
@CLBOO6 5 років тому
Please do court scenes with real lawyers
@daerdevvyl4314 5 років тому
Don Cresswell There's a guy called "Legal Eagle" that's done that.
@styledbysands 5 років тому
I NEED THIS
@LukeMaynard 5 років тому
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@CLBOO6 5 років тому
daer devvyl thanks! I checked it out! Exactly what i want
@AudreeAdam 5 років тому
There would be so much to say! Almost every movie or tv series is so theatrical, it's ridiculous!
@imacg5 4 роки тому
"There is no way we can prove the 'why' with science." Truer words were never spoken.
@oliviapilson 4 роки тому
imacg4 the why is when psychology comes in (social “science”)
@sebastiannokkentved7807 3 роки тому
Have you heard of physics, pal?
@warrenpeace8729 3 роки тому
Sebastian Nokkentved how does physics determine motive
@sebastiannokkentved7807 3 роки тому
Warren Peace human behavior can’t be determined by physics, I admit that - physics is probably more of a how in this scenario.
@muddychevy731 3 роки тому
@@sebastiannokkentved7807 Um psychology is the study of the mind physics is a science course you take. I'm confused did you mean to say physics or did you mean psychology?
@OriginalJetForMe 4 роки тому
I feel like in 90% of the cases, the entertainment factor wouldn't be diminished just because they got the technical aspects right.
@SunflowerSpotlight 4 роки тому
True. But the more you know, the less you enjoy, I think. It goes for my dad about medical stuff, my brother about psychology, my mom about law and business, me with the writing industry and script errors.
@ImNotQualifiedToSayThisBut 4 роки тому
But the cost goes up for things 90% of the viewers don't even get.
@joshuagavile4775 4 роки тому
Amara Jordan it’s quite the opposite actually. The more knowledge a film or show shares with the audience, the more illusion of realism. People love the idea of a fictional story becoming reality.
@lucabasso6535 4 роки тому
Amara Jordan you’re just flexing about your family 😂😂😂
@cassandraprophet4279 3 роки тому
Yeah, but i am sick of stuff about hair. Once you know it's true, it automatically becomes sucky to watch.
@laenaeverwood7453 5 років тому
That one cop doing the limbo got me XD
@jessa.4529 5 років тому
Laena Everwood I can't believe he didnt comment on that
@pokepress 5 років тому
My mom is an orchestra teacher, so she always critiques depictions of musicians on TV/in movies. That’s another one you could do.
@dellabella1478 5 років тому
pokepress hahamy mom is a flight attendant and she is the same way in critiquing airline procedures and how certain things could never happen. she really ruined the movie nonstop for us
@ciarakenny1317 5 років тому
My parents are military veterans so they watch shows and critique their military portray
@s.a.8548 5 років тому
Well, MY mom is a....shit. I don't have a mom.
@AST-erisked 5 років тому
Special mention to "coco" it felt great when miguel played the guitar in the right notes
@sarahmoreirautzig5525 5 років тому
As a professional cook I make the same case for the portrayal of chefs on tv/movies hahaha
@SB-qz8xs 4 роки тому
This guy is so interesting. I could listen to him talk about crime scenes for a seriously extended period of time. Lol.
@caseylocke4474 4 роки тому
If only the Wired editor would shut up in between.
@yvonnekavithe6247 4 роки тому
you should see the doctor they brought
@Kziap 3 роки тому
Podcast, Podcast, Podcast!
@jimandham 4 роки тому
When a comedy gets it way more accurate than a serious movie
@fizizy6415 5 років тому
I think the editor is on crack. It keeps zooming him in and out every 2 seconds and interjecting some clip between jump cuts.
@christophurkey 5 років тому
Fizizy It’s gotten a lot worse. I feel like in older videos in this series, they would only play a clip to “reply” to the expert’s critique once they were about to move on to the next example.
@im6804 4 роки тому
Literally every sentence
@Reloaded2111 4 роки тому
WIRED's equivalent of shakycam.
@user-bv3em7xo4i 4 роки тому
It drives me crazy !
@dewydumpling6804 4 роки тому
can't unsee
@rieskimo 5 років тому
This man's critique is easily one of my favorite of any I've heard. He uses context, facts, and fully explains his understanding of both. Great series and great watch
@marycarla6245 4 роки тому
It always drives me nuts when I see shows where the CSIs don't wear the full outfit and they're walking around with their street shoes, loose hair, and touching everything. I'm not even a CS investigator and I know that. On the flip side, everyone's hair looks GREAT!!
@mojneme 4 роки тому
Mary Carla CSI Miami is my absolute favorite when it comes to that. All the women walking around in high heels, dressed like lawyers and makeup and hair always perfect
@YellowPaint100 4 роки тому
And everyone gets a nice close up shot, where only there face is seen. That Eva LaRue is 🔥🔥🔥
@Myrilia 3 роки тому
I worked in a kitchen and it was more strict than that! 😂
@dawnochs2018 3 роки тому
@@mojneme and always in white or light colors! I was always worried they'd get blood on their clothes. On the flip side I named my dog Calleigh.
@xinyichen8144 3 роки тому
please have real detectives react to brooklyn 99
@cheekybird6560 4 роки тому
I love this guys he’s so dedicated you can see this is his passion
@qaqbqc1005 3 роки тому
YES! And I could literally see his frustration when he saw the PEN couple times. And how he was happy when the show got it right.
@architeus 5 років тому
I dont even realize that was 20 minutes, didnt feel bored at all, good editing, nice, smart and articulate source. Thank you Wired
@mia-xy8oq 5 років тому
I didn’t even notice it was 20 min until I read your comment
@runarandersen878 5 років тому
Yeah. I was skeptical when I saw that it was 20 minutes. In the end I was surprised it was over already.
@groundchele 5 років тому
i would love to sit down with this guy and watch every season of Bones with his commentary
@bigbamzzz3241 5 років тому
groundchele I waited the whole Video for bones, but i got disappointed
@ajcarmona91 5 років тому
It’s wrong mostly to be honest.
@becsummers3658 5 років тому
I was waiting to see Bones, too!
@gunnarsgrilledcheese1234 5 років тому
AHHH ME TOO!
@karimecolettadominguez 5 років тому
groundchele YES
@7nviie 4 роки тому
"somebody's gotta turn a light on" killed me.
@meginmd 3 роки тому
The cop doing the limbo under the crime scene tape at 4:39 LOL
@kaizoaudio1798 5 років тому
I was hoping for a segment for Sherlock. These videos are a lot of fun.
@kuro13wolf 5 років тому
However excellent a show Sherlock is it's completely riddled with assumptions and jumping to conclusions that are not 100% guaranteed and completely unscientific.
@antonhelsgaun 5 років тому
Sherlock does most of his stuff with "superpowers" (although the flash did aswell)
@drogane9608 5 років тому
Kaizo Audio and I was hoping Sherlock would have actual investigations rather than solving everything off screen
@kuro13wolf 5 років тому
Sherlock isn't superhuman, he's just very very smart. But all the deduction in the world counts for nothing when you have more than one possibility. At best it's an educated guess but not something any professional should resort to.
@totenbrunk 5 років тому
I wanted Hannibal
@wwaxwork 5 років тому
This was super interesting. You manage to pick very articulate people for these who do a great job. Well done to everyone.
@cheesecakelasagna 5 років тому
special mention 4:55
@rhodabeingrandom8319 3 роки тому
I'd love to see more analysis of the show "Dexter". The forensics portrayed seems to be so detailed and specific. Fascinating !
@sinosakambana 3 роки тому
As a forensic science student, I’m loving this 😍
@kerodelkigh Рік тому
i’m a forensic science student
@sinosakambana Рік тому
@@kerodelkigh how’s it going? And where in the world are you studying? I’m in South Africa 😊
@accordingtoangela 5 років тому
Everyone's mad he didn't do Bones and I'm mad he didn't do Psych. Shawn and Gus were always messing with crime scenes. 😩🤣
@tomboyinrecovery 4 роки тому
Yessss that would of been great😭😭💀
@makari8884 4 роки тому
They should do the episode where gus' boss dies and he completely fucks up the crime scene lol
@viciousleash7645 4 роки тому
Just watched a marathon of Psych, I forgot how badly they messed up crime scenes. LOL. Great comedy. They should do one of these episodes and solely focus on TV shows instead of movies.
@sheenashroder5315 4 роки тому
LMAO I LOVE Psych! Would’ve loved to have this guy roast the show 😂
@EmmaStanczak 4 роки тому
SAME!!!
@whatilikeaboutyou14 5 років тому
I'm lowkey offended Bones wasn't on this list.
@luckyducki 5 років тому
Yep
@jollyjukebox 5 років тому
I was hoping bones would be featured, now I’m disappointed
@betsyh3544 5 років тому
I am highkey disappointed
@neocortez9254 5 років тому
@@betsyh3544 im superkey disappointed
@MsPinkfreak 5 років тому
I'm as disappointed as I was with the series ending.
@alm2187 2 роки тому
“It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data! Insensibly, one begins to twist facts to suit theories instead of theories to suit facts!” That dialog between Woody and Matthew is an excellent variant on this classic Holmes tenet. Wish the masses kept this in mind every day.
@erinreneeerusso 4 роки тому
confused as to why NBC’s hannibal didn’t make it to this video
@alifortunati8389 4 роки тому
As a Hannibal fan my guess is that it's a bit too bonkers, but I might be wrong lol
@Jay_Davis 4 роки тому
i’m guessing it’s because will is a profiler, but they showed criminal minds so.....who knows
@mitch6469 3 роки тому
i literally clicked on this video hoping hannibal wouldve made it here... apparently not
@iamtheonewhotrulyasked 5 років тому
A bit unorthodox but I'd be real interested in them bringing in someone really knowledgeable about business and having them critique movies and shows that center around business and management. IE The Office, Wolf of Wall Street, etc..
@devinjames7434 5 років тому
Bring in Jordan belfort to critique The wolf of wall street
@skinsey85 5 років тому
That's actually a really good idea! Although, The Office is not an attempted accurate portrayal of a realistic business setting. It's an exaggerated comedy and it probably wouldn't be something a professional would critique since it's meant to be satire. But still, I agree it'd be cool to see a professional analyze things like Mad Men, Wall Street or Boiler Room. There's definitely enough material to make one of these with a business theme.
@Rain_theGamer 4 роки тому
As a ceo this would be nice
@ThatAdly 5 років тому
Your editor has outdone themselves. That's so tight, and well structured.
@MrLVCO 5 років тому
Except for the freeze frames with the forensic expert. In my opinion, it would have looked better if they had cut to the TV/movie scene in full screen.
@theporcupine9993 5 років тому
What do you mean, it's horrible
@ThatAdly 5 років тому
The Porcupine I mean the way the video feed almost talks to and responds to the scientist dude. I just thought it was fantastic
@Lord_and_Savior_Gay_Jesus 5 років тому
No, it isn't well structured. lol It has flair, that is what you like but it is not well structured and is edited by a novice.
@JGold523 5 років тому
Way too many jump cuts and morph cuts. It's a 20 min video already. I wouldn't mind it being 23 min with pauses and not have him popping all over the place when he's talking.
@thuururuu2 4 роки тому
You should add Bones and Lucifer next time!!
@k9gsdmax64 4 роки тому
yazzmt YESSS I WOULD LOVE THEM TO DO LUCIFER.. except he’s be critiquing Lucifer the whole time🤣
@ponylover2206 4 роки тому
Oh yas bitvh
@YS_00 4 роки тому
I somehow thought that lucifer was in this video😅😂
@irisforlife4953 3 роки тому
EXCACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT. MY TWO FAV SHOWS!
@Thunderhawk51 Рік тому
Ah... Criminal Minds. A masterpiece of a series. Not a single actor I didn't absolutely love. Rossi, Garcia, Reid, Aaron... All the cases, mysteries of the mind and human behavior. What a fantastic series.
@MrCursorFTW 5 років тому
Soldiers examining military movies next!
@hannahleclaire1629 5 років тому
MrCursorFTW as cool as that would be.. too be honest i think it would be semi traumatic for some with ptsd?? my brother in law just got out of the marines and had been deployed 5 times.. and when we decided to watch Lone Survivor (even though they were Navy Seals) ( and he never watched soldier/combat movies because of ptsd) it was almost too much for him to bare😳 he had to leave a little more than halfway into the movie and go outside.. I’ve never ever seen my brother in law cry, tear up, nothing.. and when I went outside he was online looking up his “brothers” he had lost in one of the attacks they had at the camp/base in Afghanistan.. he had tears streaming down his face😢 and the survivors guilt he displayed and opened up about that night was so heartbreaking😕 obviously his reaction isn’t everyone’s.. but seeing him like that makes me think about how other soldiers see these movies and what kind of memories it brings them back to.. but we never watched another movie like that with him..
@sppizymonke5895 5 років тому
The Wolverine read the comment above
@leeolsson5271 5 років тому
Yes!!!
@karstenlane6864 5 років тому
@@hannahleclaire1629 Okay, not every veteran has PTSD. Some have PTSD but absolutely love war films. Your brother in law is not a representation of every marine, soldier, combat vet, or military expert.
@hannahleclaire1629 5 років тому
Karsten Lane did I say that?? no.. if you read what I said.. I said obviously his reaction isn’t everyone’s.. that HE had a problem because of his severe ptsd.. I would never ever compare my brother in law to any other soldier! That was HIS experience and everyone’s different.. just said I could see how it would be hard for some of those with ptsd.. even though not everyone with ptsd has a problem with these movies.. a lot of them do and I was telling HIS experience👍
@kryzai9302 5 років тому
It would have been cool if they did BBC Sherlock
@prayagjoy8650 5 років тому
I was waiting for it.
@GamerDemonz 5 років тому
me too 😭😭
@heroofcanton101 5 років тому
That would just be "Stop looking for Zebras!"
@prayagjoy8650 5 років тому
heroofcanton101 zebras??
@patrickstewert6175 5 років тому
Isn't Sherlock white?
@whitedo1 5 років тому
The movie Zodiac was set in the late 1960's and early 1970's - DNA testing wasn't a thing so I don't think they would have been concerned about contaminating the bullet.
@GhostRider-sc9vu 2 роки тому
This would be my thought. Might have been more accurate for the time period.
@DianaLGonsalves 2 роки тому
I studied Criminology for three years. I understand what he says. My professor would get upset if we referred to movies when clarifying doubts😂😂but we did it just the same...to irritate him...😀 Bone Collector..loved that movie. I actually studied Criminology because of that movie. I forgot this scene but I felt the evidence collection at the beginning of the movie was awesome...
@TheJokerscene 5 років тому
Cool, didn't know Macklemore was a forensics expert.
@imsalman6113 5 років тому
Holy F*CK!
@PhyreI3ird 5 років тому
Who?
@1903LoLa 5 років тому
He actually looks like John Dillinger, the 1930s bank robber.
@Liz-sc3np 5 років тому
Hah!
@soager-tz1qg 5 років тому
No, thats his uncle!
@sarahgreen1029 5 років тому
"Gallows humor" so that's what it's called. When my dad was a detective he would make jokes all the time when he would talk about a scene. I'd always say how it wasn't nice but my mom told me he was just trying to cope. He saw some pretty bad stuff so I guess now it makes sense.
@Luubelaar 5 років тому
Police, firefighters, ambulance officers/paramedics, doctors, nurses, forensics ... that "gallows humour" is essential or you'll go insane.
@dthompsont3796 5 років тому
All medical and anyone that deals with death has to have some sort of humor to get by.
@clarerichardson8770 5 років тому
Yeah definitely! "Gallows humor" or sometimes you hear it called "black humor." People in fields like that have zero intention of being disrespectful, but they gotta get through their days.
@nudeerah 5 років тому
C. Richardson is it similar to dark humor just _darker?_
@katyrosy124 5 років тому
@@nudeerah no. It's quite morbid for a dark joke
@alexgreen8526 4 роки тому
Loved it when he said “there's no way we can prove why with science."
@tomboyinrecovery 4 роки тому
Can We Get Bones, Flashpoint, Murdoch Mysteries, Psych and Monk Next Time🙏🏾
@mrs.g.35 4 роки тому
👏👏👏Murdoch!
@regisspeaks1497 4 роки тому
Monk!!! Yes please
@raybeaaar 4 роки тому
@@mrs.g.35 I was hoping for Monk and Sherlock
@mogulsm 4 роки тому
Hmm, you like done of the same things I like, imma have to check out flashpoint.
@Zeennuh 5 років тому
I've always wanted to be a forensic scientist and I've always watch criminal minds, law and order and castle. I want more of these with law enforcement experts
@aaronking5640 5 років тому
I love criminal minds, my favorite show
@jzip369 5 років тому
yeah,me too! 😊
@RubbelisPro 5 років тому
@Francis A. it's a slippery slope, takes a lot of law enforcement experience to become a forensic anything really.
@HobosoftheWorld 5 років тому
+Adam not really, the majority of forensic experts are civilians rather than law enforcement. instead, you'd need a bachelor's (in field of interest), a master's (in forensics and/or field of interest), and enter a certification program to meet requirements of being hired (typically right around 400 hours experience in general forensics).
@Magicmike57 5 років тому
Zena ain’t that cute
@DanaYi13 5 років тому
I love this series. Entertaining and educational!
@amosallami01 5 років тому
Oh hi Dana
@ayden_james 4 роки тому
i wanted to know about hannibal, how they handle crime scenes (more focus on the others who do the autopsies than will graham himself)
@nilasmp6907 5 років тому
I thought for sure BBC Sherlock season 1 episode 1 crime scene will be here.
@vinnoxgaming5358 4 роки тому
Me too! The lady in pink, I was sorely let down.
@bi_cycle 4 роки тому
I was literally looking for that
@rubenl8665 4 роки тому
Or at least a segment of Silent Witness
@alysiamerdavid-wasser9165 4 роки тому
It is now. New video is up.
@dimatadore 5 років тому
I love this guy. Idk why. He has a good vibe I think.
@AmberAmber 5 років тому
The Matadore He's smart - We must both like the Smarties!!
@ninjaface598 5 років тому
They should make another video with this guy! I like him
@christopherceasar5353 5 років тому
Well the editing is pretty snappy making it a more enjoyabke video while also containing an interesting subject. I dont know if anything he presented here ahows him being a genius or smartie. Proper safety guidelines on a job don't require a 140 IQ
@AmberAmber 5 років тому
bhris breezy Sadly, it seems like a lot of people are kinda bad at their jobs imho. A lot are also good however. He seems to know his stuff. Many real·world investigators seem hapless in my experience. I believe - subjectively - it makes him a smartie. Though you do have a valid point too.
@GooseLooseMoose 5 років тому
They said the same thing about Dexter....
@falafeland 4 роки тому
Started watching this because I love forensic science. By the end, I was fixated on how well done the editing is for this video.
@fia1655 4 роки тому
I was highkey hoping they’d do a part in Supernatural XD
@dawnmerola 5 років тому
The guy is cool, but the editing of the video is awkward and distracting. Sure, just randomly freeze him while he's talking so he's sitting there with his mouth wide open for a few seconds.
@thekeytomyheart_ 5 років тому
You must be new to WIRED
@Divine_R 5 років тому
Wired can be annoying that way, bordering disrespectful
@clubpenguin32able 5 років тому
Same same, it annoys me so badly for some reason i didnt even wanna finish the past vids of theirs ive watched.
@ironstar183 5 років тому
Its fine
@Cryptonymicus 5 років тому
OK, well, you're supposed to move your eyeballs to focus on the part of the video that shows movement. Watching TV is not the same as staring.
@xXFoxyGrandmaXx 5 років тому
funny how the comedy with "The Other Guys" is the only one who got close to the real thing haha
@futurestoryteller 5 років тому
He only ever indicated praise for "Heat" and "CSI: Miami's" scenes, and if you listen closely he doesn't trash "The Wire" scene as much as it sounds like, although he's got serious problems with it at the beginning and at the end.
@chickgonesquirrely 5 років тому
futurestoryteller he clearly said the other guys got the protective clothing part right and the rest was comedy, that’s praise
@futurestoryteller 5 років тому
I think part of that was the acknowledgement that the protective clothing plays to comedy.
@janrdoh 4 роки тому
The editing for this was spot on and I enjoyed the analysis very much.
@chuckmynorris 3 роки тому
I've never noticed that dude limboing at 4:55 in Loaded Weapon before 😅
@tommerker8063 5 років тому
i just love how the only movie that got "everything" right is a comedy and the only thing they didn't get right where only there for comedic purpose xD also they do still use chalk outlines, but not on a crime scene, but on an accident scene where the victim is still alive and needs to be transported away immediately
@jimmyh2137 5 років тому
I think Iron man did everything right as well
@FegaArabela 5 років тому
@@jimmyh2137 yes. Iron Man got right too in the hacking scenes according to other video about how realistic hacking scene in Films.
@mahmaneiti 5 років тому
He was wrong talking about DNA all the time, and the worst one is criticizing the Flash and Batman
@daidre1 5 років тому
Hello! Soooo, I'm a forensic scientist and a crime scene investigator (lol no i'm not trolling) and I must say that this man's analysis SPOT ON. I'm actually very pleased. I CRINGE at these scenes. They are usually very, very inaccurate. In actuality it can be time consuming and tedious. (Which of course they won't have time to show on television because that would be too boring XD) BUT! As a child growing up it is precisely because of these shows why I fell in love in the first place. So I love them all the same haha. On a side note: It is good that it is inaccurate (After all we don't want the bad guys to know right?)
@edwindungdung1998 5 років тому
I like the fact that Iron Man 3 is more realistic than most of thses shows
@tanicwhisper0647 5 років тому
Would getting a Bachelors in Science for Biochemistry help me land a career as a forensic scientist?
@sahar5616 5 років тому
how do you feel about the show Bones?
@SylvanasWindrunnerResurrected 5 років тому
I refuse to believe that a forensic scientist and crime scene investigator would use the words "lol no i'm not trolling"
@daidre1 5 років тому
@@SylvanasWindrunnerResurrected XD why?, Haha we are people too! Edit: Actually, I wouldn't believe me either now that I think about it. It's just that I always get this expression of utter disbelief when I say this to anyone and a glare of "are you serious?". Then must provide a lengthy explanation to questions like "aren't you afraid of dead bodies?" And "So you must get paid alot, huh?" So forgive me if I arbitrarily mention that I am indeed not making it up and just saying how I felt about this man's analysis ahaha
@officialnezquick 4 роки тому
Wow didn’t realize everyone in the comments were crime scene experts
@caseylocke4474 4 роки тому
Well of course! It's UKposts! Every commenter is a subject matter expert!
@Lizard-xu5lj 4 роки тому
Casey Locke wtf is your problem dude
@emma-in3ns 3 роки тому
peepee poopoo it's called sarcasm!
@Dragon-jd1ks Рік тому
I like how many different points you were able to fit in regardless of the scene. Very informative
@bdr420i 5 років тому
"was it in your hand,was it in your ear, was it in your nose" 🤣🤣 those people really know where stuff are getting in.
@milowadlin 5 років тому
I've noticed that British shows seem to have more protective equipment in use: Tyvek suits, walkways, tents for outdoors.
@inconspicuoussalad7730 4 роки тому
It's hard to get it wrong when we see it down the street every week...
@plaidplatapus 4 роки тому
A Rather Livid Moose I didn’t realize there were so many crime scenes in the UK.
@chchchcherrybomb37 4 роки тому
A.Grubie lol there aren’t
@acrylicgodoy 4 роки тому
I have, too, but there is a higher quality in British tv overall than American
@milowadlin 4 роки тому
@@acrylicgodoy Agreed. That's why I subscribe to BritBox.
@ffivestarss 4 роки тому
Omg where’s Ella?? There are many forensic scenes in Lucifer!!
@YS_00 4 роки тому
That's what I also thought when I first saw the title of this vid😂
@jeshyy9894 3 роки тому
omg factssss
@steventcheouafei174 5 років тому
It stinks that forensic scientists don’t get paid well enough in my opinion.
@noah60065 5 років тому
Do real medical examiners with the autopsy scenes!!!
@SunflowerSpotlight 4 роки тому
Great ideas! I wonder if they’d have enough of the debate about having an autopsy, etc, to do one with coroners. My Dad was a county coroner at one point. It was a favorite tidbit my brother would tell potential boyfriends of mine, 😅 “It would be a shame if something happened to you. But since Dad’s the coroner, I’m sure he’d make sure the ME gives your case special consideration, might conduct it himself, out of concern. It’s just such a dangerous area." 🤣 He was obvious;t full of it, but he did have fun scaring people into their very best behavior. 😜
@AtheneHolder 4 роки тому
YES please
@robertschlesinger1342 4 роки тому
Absolutely superb critique of crime scene analysis of popular TV show and movies. I hope there is a sequel to this great video.
@sravankumar7324 10 місяців тому
whoever put the clip of "The other guys" to be analyzed, they deserve a raise.
@beth9138 5 років тому
can you make one of these but with a junkie responding to representations of drug experiences because I've seen some trash party sequences clearly written by people that have never been to parties
@SiddarthMV 5 років тому
You must be fun at parties
@garmtpug 5 років тому
Um, no. That just sounds silly.
@soda_fairy 5 років тому
Haha yeaaah bro get a grasshopper to talk about the pot needles
@private755 5 років тому
That does have merit. I was with an addict for years who would constantly critique those movie scenes and for a relative outsider like me I would have never noticed how inconsistent even obvious things can be such actors pretending to be high on an upper like crack but passing out as if it were heroin
@grackshack 4 роки тому
That actually sounds really funny and interesting
@GundamAngelicDevil 5 років тому
"It's like prescribing brain surgery for a headache" LMAO
@samminyoonki7535 5 років тому
Kevin Chan I was searching for this
@misslady582 9 днів тому
I love how the one video had someone doing the limbo with crime scene tap in the background. I can't believe he didn't point that out as a violation of procedure.
@shannonk339 4 роки тому
please more of this category. great to watch
@SPACEHARICE 5 років тому
the comedy got it right wtf
@edwardnigma9756 5 років тому
When reality looks silly, then comedies will get them right.
@lyzziekelly 5 років тому
AJ Harice because comedians are smart
@tiktaco4391 5 років тому
Lyzzie K. That has nothing to do with being smart...
@weirdo2757 5 років тому
AJ Harice Yes...Castle...That's why I love that show..
@mamacrow2759 5 років тому
If I had to guess, they wanted to make a crime scene in there comedy. but didn't want to just blindly make one and look really dumb in the process, so they probably asked actual forensic scientists how the scene would look.
@tiacho2893 5 років тому
I remember reading that lawyers hate these shows because everyone on a jury seems to think they are a crime scene tech.
@cubertmiso4140 5 років тому
Would like to hear what he thinks about that. How CSI type shows make jury think that crime scene evidence is always the most important thing to have or have not. They speak about that a little bit in evil genius documentary.
@ajoajoajoaj 5 років тому
Cubert Miso I recall there was an episode of CSI where they actually amusingly addressed the syndrome named after them.
@NotAnAnimationHistorian 10 днів тому
Matt has two of these and hasn't reviewed Detective Goren analyzing a crime scene. I can only conclude that Goren's analysis is therefore flawless.
@Arturius_Rex_8 4 роки тому
I love how he mentions the Iron Man 3 one, the 'sequel' to this episode which just recently came out has the VR technology mentioned.
@nicolle2126 5 років тому
have computer hackers been done yet?
@futurestoryteller 5 років тому
Not strictly speaking, they did do one on Ocean's 8 and its hacking scenes, but it's obviously not the same thing.
@Trebotable 5 років тому
click click click click click "Dammit they have a firewall... hold on.. *ding* got it! I'm in the mainframe. I can tell because a file explorer window just opened. Searching for the McGuffin now" Digital noises and a progress bar that moves 100% consistently pop up "Found it! Oh no! I just got a system message that the files we need are deleting themselves, one by one, at a 100% consistent rate! See the big progress bar? We have 30 seconds before all the files are gone!" Alternatively Code is whizzing by at like 10,000 lines a minute "I know this code... because I'm the one who wrote it"
@Sukuraidogai 5 років тому
My gooodddd those are never portrayed right. It would just be a constant repetition of "that's impossible".
@justing7490 5 років тому
futurestoryteller and that one was pretty trash, clearly an advertisement rather than a criticism.
@mikeknight42 5 років тому
I can understand why it is portrayed so inaccurately so. In a way computer programmers should be glad that they try to make it seem cool when it is really pretty boring.
@joey6608 5 років тому
11:11 for Dexter
@taylordamask1446 5 років тому
Joey bless 👏👏
@PotatoeChipz 5 років тому
Thank you!
@aru_is_NEET 5 років тому
Thanks 😂👏
@JulieWhooly091 5 років тому
Bless you
@Azraelius685 5 років тому
Thank you. hahahaahaha. thought that finding this comment would be a longshot.
@laramurphy7425 3 роки тому
My university and forensics department is actually doing a lot of the research towards VR crime scene analysis and reconstruction
@jakeblaze7663 4 роки тому
I love it when the clips are like you know “talking back to the guy” lol.
@elijahl4343 5 років тому
This is great. So far my strategy has been to walk into the room, say “Yep, that’s blood.” And leave the rest to the police. At least, that’s the way I think about it
@maepb8961 5 років тому
I would have thought Bones would be in this video? Isn’t it an obvious choice? I was waiting the whole time to see temperance pop up on my screen 😂
@southernstoryteller3627 4 роки тому
Right! I know they based that show around a real-life anthropologist's book series but some of the scenarios were mind-boggling.
@salty3001 4 роки тому
I loveeee Bones I was waiting for that too 😂
@tiffanynadeau5961 4 роки тому
I was waiting for Bones then I scrolled down and saw this comment....I'm clicking off. #onlyhereforbones
@SylviaSanchez 4 роки тому
Yeah, me too. Bones and Silent Witness. But no. 😦
@ninedaysjane2466 4 роки тому
Bones is terrible.
@shelbykutil9743 4 роки тому
*Takes one semester of forensic chemistry as a music major: I was thinking the exact same thing, they did that all wrong!
@jaynasass4897 4 роки тому
*takes none but watches crime shows religiously* : wow come on guys you should know this by now
@moppiemop9752 4 роки тому
These videos are always so interesting! I agree with other comments that Bones would make a cool addition to the discussion, being an osteoarchaeologist myself (not quite the same thing but close enough; they do dip into that field of study often enough). One thing I will say about this video in particular is that in Criminal Minds, the BAU isn't meant to be a CSI team, they usually come in after all the other analysis has been done. Not saying the portrayal is super accurate, but the comments they made in this particular scene could've very likely been interpretations based on CSI and autopsy reports.
@JimFortune 5 років тому
It's funny that Iron Man seems to be one of the more factually correct portrayals.
@qaasi95 5 років тому
Jim Fortune What would be a factually incorrect method of having a super-intelligent AI analyze a 3D model of a crime scene and somehow scan a 3 mile radius for bomb shells?
@JimFortune 5 років тому
qaasi95 I didn't say perfectly correct.
@caelanraegn 5 років тому
Jim Fortune yep. I was surprised that it was there in the first place and for him to say that they’re doing research about it and it’s possible in the future was more shocking.
@bradhuff5131 5 років тому
No the funny part is that one of the more accurate ones was a will Ferrell movie
@rockyrivera6397 5 років тому
wait he said The other guys was the most accurate
@rayleonard2565 5 років тому
This is probably one of my favorite episodes. Get this guy again--there are a ton of CSI portrayals in video games too. I would love to see the video game Heavy Rain looked at
@585CHEF 4 роки тому
4:40 I really wanted him to comment on the two officers in the back playing limbo!
@aspergerart4635 4 роки тому
Thanks for this video! I'm writing a novel about a detective and some killers, and I had already made a mistake 😋 I'm correcting it right now! Thank you very much 😊🙏🏻✨
@ctown61 5 років тому
I'm fairly surprised they didn't sample Bones. I see other commenters were looking for that also!
@florencewelchsguccidress6973 5 років тому
EXACTLY. Every episode of Bones is purely crime scene investigation and forensic science
@TheZombieJC 5 років тому
3:16 - DNA was first used as part of forensic science in the 1980s. Zodiac takes place in the late 1960s.
@joshandmaff64 5 років тому
TheZombieJC my mans going off of some scenes probs not fully informed on it all
@-yourandyoureare2different612 4 роки тому
@@joshandmaff64 oh yeh, just by the glasses you can tell
@mojneme 4 роки тому
TheZombieJC Yeah. Makes me think that this is the reason they never caught the killer. They just didn’t have the technology available back than to help them with the evidence
@davidtassy9901 4 роки тому
Pay close attention “wiped the scene for prints” fingerprint analysis dated back to 1910 in France to the first forensic lab in law enforcement. But has been around since 1840. It is a forensic science.
@ninedaysjane2466 4 роки тому
@@mojneme Yeah, they've tested for the forensic evidence using modern methods, but nice try, guy who doesn't know much about the case.
@jacobgatt9288 3 роки тому
One thing i just now realized after having watched The Dark Night multiple times, and this video multiple times, about the “fingerprint recovery scene” is that you do not press the bullet into the clip. you would usually push down on the casing part of it. so not only is it scientifically impossible for the reasons he listed, it also just wouldn’t show up anyways because the thumb print would be on the casing, not the bullet
@Andrewtr6 Рік тому
I think this is a really cool video for me since I'm writing a detective story that has supernatural elements in it but doesn't ignore the police aspects. I binge watched a few different crime dramas like Castle and Blue Bloods to get a look at how police investigations are often written but I want what I write to be more cemented in reality. The homicide investigations being more realistic will be a nice contrast with the supernatural aspects. I took a Forensics class back in High School which I enjoyed a lot, but it was just the basics of the field; we really just went over the different types of evidence that's collected and some rudimentary stuff about chain of custody plus who different crimes are investigated. It's also been a few years so, I don't recall all of it.
@dimitreze 5 років тому
one of my favourite things on youtube you guys do should a whole lot more
@DeanithForeverYoung 5 років тому
I wanted Hannibal series to show up so badly
@davidiainmcmahon 5 років тому
Hannibal: Using superpowers & claiming they aren't. .........I GUESS?!
@clarerichardson8770 5 років тому
I FEEL THIS COMMENT IN MY SOUL
@yael8754 5 років тому
DAMMIT YES.
@PepinsSpot 4 роки тому
Wait, wasn't the Zodiac back in the 70's? We can agree that forensics have evolved since.
@BinturongGirl 3 роки тому
Yeah, I don't want to know if they were doing it correctly based on current standards, I want to know if that was considered correct for the time. DNA testing changed evidence collection completely.
@TheNetherLord5240 Рік тому
"'Where has that pen been? In your ear? In your nose?" - All kindergarten teachers Perfect quote
@leeeloww 5 років тому
This is one of the best UKposts series/videos ever. Love how informed they are and how much they care about what they do. It’s also inherently funny to see them react to such ridiculous situations.
@atoswald 5 років тому
Wait, no Bones?! Do another like this, please!
@Ryotsu2112 5 років тому
Angela Oswald Bones is basically a cartoon. He wouldn’t have enough time to go over how scientifically stupid that show is.
@dalesboobie 5 років тому
I was waiting for bones also! Loveeeee!
@AdarshKumar-nj7rp 5 років тому
Jesca Wright the list of movies and TV shows analysed was already disclosed in the description.
@alex73217 5 років тому
I was hoping fo Bones too ^^
@atoswald 5 років тому
Fido Montoya he covered Family Guy which IS a cartoon. He also covered a few sci-fi movies. As he mentioned, they are designed for entertainment, not accuracy. Bones is just fun to watch.
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