EPISODE · Nov 9, 2005 · 29 MIN
Blue Genes
from Pure Imagination · host Matt Gajewski
The clones of a star athlete, Abraham Lincoln, and a young boy crushed by a model of a blue whale relate the difficulties of being genetic copies.
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