A new multiplatform webseries very loosely inspired by Frankenstein
launched this week with three episodes that
get us nicely up to speed.
Produced by Pemberley Digital, the series repurposes Mary
Shelley’s characters to serve pedagogic purposes. Here, in a modern setting,
young Victoria Frankenstein (Anna Lore) is a science student with an assistant
named Iggie (Steve Zaragoza). The initial episodes deal with electrophysiology,
blood substitutes and anesthetics.
It’s all very straightforward and neatly done with
interesting information served up with light humor by a good cast. Target
audience is Young Adults.
New episodes — roughly six minutes apiece — will appear
weekly through PBS Digital Studio and the show will also maintain a presence on
multiple social media sites.
Frankenstein, MD on YouTube/PBS Digital Studio
Frankenstein, MD page at Pemberley Digital.
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I really enjoyed this look at Frankenstein, MD (2014) and its modern take on the classic Frankenstein story. The way it brings themes of scientific experimentation, ambition, creation, and the consequences of pushing boundaries into a contemporary setting makes the concept especially interesting. It’s fascinating to see how an old story can continue inspiring new interpretations for modern audiences.
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