| 词条 | Stuck with Hackett |
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| show_name = Stuck with Hackett | image = Hackett setting up engine.jpg | genre = Documentary Science | creator = Nathaniel Grouille Korelan Cone | starring = Chris Hackett | country = United States | language = English | num_seasons = 1 | num_episodes = 9 | runtime = 30 minutes | distributor = Science Channel | network = Science Channel | first_run = United States | first_aired = {{start date|2011|8|18}} }} Stuck with Hackett is a television show created and produced by Silver Machine for the Science Channel . It was commissioned as a pilot in 2010 and picked up as a nine-part series which began airing on August 18th, 2011. It follows the trials and tribulations of artist Chris Hackett, founder of the Madagascar Institute as he turns everyday trash, into new and unexpected machines or mechanisms. FormatEach episode takes Hackett to a different abandoned location. In season one, Hackett visits a variety of places, including a rail yard, a munitions factory, and a log cabin. After deciding what he’s going to create to make his stay in the abandoned location more enjoyable, Hackett begins to collect various pieces of "obtainium",[1] a term he uses for anything from trash to scrap metal to large pieces of machinery that are being repurposed. Hackett then proceeds to construct the desired completed object, with "off camera support" of his production team.[1] Chris HackettChris Hackett is an artist who grew up in New York. He creates large, interactive art installations. He is the founder of The Madagascar Institute, an artist cooperative space based in Brooklyn, New York.[2]EpisodesEpisodes broadcast in 2011.[3]
Hackett starts with an abandoned rail yard, and fabricates a locomotive of sorts.
To clean his junkyard-contaminated clothes, Hackett resurrects a washer and dryer from parts and an automobile, building a welder in the process
In an abandoned medical facility, Hackett fabricates several types of hazardous artificial illumination.
Hackett constructs several types of power sources, in order to run modern electric conveniences in an abandoned desert home off the grid.
Hackett builds a vehicle from parts at an abandoned aviation junkyard.
To prepare meals from food found in dumpsters, Hackett creates a kitchen in a machine shop.
Hackett builds a shower, a pump, and a water heater from found items in an abandoned RV camp.
Hackett invents a holiday at an abandoned munitions factory with devices, rockets and fireworks to celebrate.
Hackett attempts to devise a hot tub built with snow, powered by the sun. ReceptionNew York Times reviewer Neil Genzlinger wrote that Hackett's "can-do spirit is admirable. This is the guy I want to be lost with when the [apocalypse] comes..."[4] In Wired, Dave Giancaspro recommended the series to viewers.[5] Common Sense Media used "cool", "exceptional", "clear" and "compelling" to describe the science lessons embodied in the show, while cautioning that kids should be taught not to follow Hackett's example of tearing apart his environment, and occasionally blowing things up; the non-profit group rated the show as appropriate for ages 9 and up.[6] In Media Life Magazine, Tom Conroy found the show "fun, engrossing and informative", except for Hackett's overuse of the word "obtainium."[1] Of the pilot episode, Conroy wondered if an abandoned rail yard would have a working pump car, a working gasoline engine, and nearby fueled-up lawn mowers, and wondered how much "support" Hackett received during the project. He found what Hackett achieved to be "amazing" nonetheless, and beyond the show's educational content, declared Hackett "fun".[1]References1. ^1 2 3 {{cite web |title='Stuck With Hackett,' and such a find |first=Tom Conroy |date=August 18, 2011 |work=Media Life Magazine |url=http://www.medialifemagazine.com/artman2/publish/TV_Reviews_21/-Stuck-With-Hackett-and-such-a-find.asp}} 2. ^{{cite web | title=Up Close With the Madagascar Institute's Pulse-Jet-Powered Ponies—NYC Maker Faire 2010 |author=Repanich, Jeremy |publisher=Popular Mechanics |url=http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/how-to-plans/madagascar-institute-pulse-jet-powered-ponies-maker-faire-nyc-2010 |date=September 30, 2010}} 3. ^"Episode Guide : Stuck with Hackett : Science Channel". Science.Discovery.com. 4. ^{{cite news | title=Weathering Survivalist TV, Like ‘Man vs. Wild’ | first=Neil |last=Genzlinger | date= December 29, 2010 | work=New York Times | url=https://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/30/arts/television/30survival.html}} 5. ^{{cite news | title=Stuck With Hackett Premieres 10 P.M. Tonight On The Science Channel | first=Dave |last=Giancaspro | date= December 10, 2010 | work=Wired.com | url=https://www.wired.com/geekdad/tag/stuck-with-hackett/}} 6. ^{{cite web | first=Matt |last=Springer | title=Stuck With Hackett (Science) | url=http://www.commonsensemedia.org/tv-reviews/stuck-hackett | publisher=Common Sense Media | year=December 10, 2010 | accessdate=October 16, 2011 }} External links
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