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Brian Greene

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The infobox says the US version was narrated by Brian Greene, and the wikilink leads to the theoretical physicist by that name. Are they really the same person? I’d honestly be a little surprised to see a high-profile physicist taking time out of his schedule to narrate a kids’ show that isn’t specifically about science. If it really was him, the article should address that in more detail, including how he got involved, etc. 2600:1014:B008:1D62:7C7B:7D6E:E26:2D55 (talk) 06:56, 16 February 2022 (UTC)Reply

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