A CLASS of GCSE schoolchildren are sniggering at an ancient educational video made back in the depths of 2004, they have confirmed.
Year 10 pupils at Tewkesbury Academy are suffering through a hilariously old-fashioned video with painfully poor CGI filmed in a bygone era before AI or YouTube even existed, and are expected to learn science from it.
James Bates, aged 14, said: “Oh my God, did they even know science back then? Or were they still banging rocks together hoping something would happen?
“The presenter’s hair and clothes are a side-splitting giveaway. Who dresses like that? ‘Milord, please cast your favour on my skinny jeans and Ugg boots, prithee.’
“And look at the state of the cheesy, poorly-rendered CGI graphics. Were people back then actually blown away by shoddy subsurface scattering? It’s like looking at a cave painting done by a PlayStation 2.”
Classmate Lauren Hewitt agreed: “It doesn’t just look bad, it’s using problematic terms like ‘global warming’ and seems to believe recycling will make a difference which is actually offensive?
“And it just… ended? The presenter didn’t ask us to subscribe or leave a comment to boost engagement, there were no insets of other videos about science or promoting racial hatred ready to autoplay, you couldn’t scroll to the next one. So primitive and hilarious.”
Teacher Mr Bishop said: “I’d love to show them the videos from the ‘70s I watched in school. But they would not survive them.”