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Thanks to Mary Shelley,
"Frankenstein's Monster" made it to the silver screen
and galvanized the young mind of Earl Bakken, who invented
the first pacemaker that saved the life of Sir Elton John
"Frankenstein's Monster" made it to the silver screen
and galvanized the young mind of Earl Bakken, who invented
the first pacemaker that saved the life of Sir Elton John
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Thanks to Mary Shelley,
"Frankenstein's Monster"
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made it to the silver screen
and galvanized the young mind
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of Earl Bakken, who invented
the first pacemaker that saved
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the life of Sir Elton John.
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Movie Summary
Mike Rowe shows how many things in the world are connected. By using historical facts, Mike takes two seemingly unrelated things and shows an indirect connection.