Tales of the Unexpected (2014)

New science is revealing breasts in a way that we’ve never seen them before. For years we’ve been seeking perfection: shape, size, and food source for our bubs. But now some scientists believe they may also be a hidden toxic waste ground. Are these wonderful life-giving organs under threat from the modern world, and if so, what can we do to save them?

For thousands of years, in fairgrounds and temples, palm readers have claimed our hands encode valuable information. Is this just superstition? Or is there, buried beneath the theatre and the cliches, a core of genuine science? Can our hands tell us about our past, our present and our future? For the first time palm reading is put to the scientific test.

One in three children may not be biologically related to the man they call Dad. Could this really be true? This program conducts the first ever purpose designed paternity poll. We’ll compare rates of paternity uncertainty in Australia and the Untied States, and follow parents and children as they discover the truth. Now there’s nowhere to hide your genes.