| Display title | Science Cocktail |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Science as we know involves lots of interesting glassware filled with bubbling fluids, condensing, perculating, spinning and being pushed through tubes.
A pan across such equipment establishes that we're in a laboratory.
When the pan ends with a scientist pouring the final product into a martini glass, adding an olive and drinking it, this is a Science Cocktail.
There can be the magical version of this trope, replacing the scientist with a wizard or witch. The Technicolor Science becomes Technicolor Magic, but looks remarkably similar. |