I was trying to remember a public television show that was filmed in the late '60 or '70s. I think it was called "Lessons in Physics" or something like that. It featured a host that was a retired physics professor with grey, crazy scientist hair and big, dark bushy eyebrows. He always started the show by saying : "good evening ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, my name is ____, and physics is my game" or something like that. It was a great show because they never edited it, they always showed his experiments whether they were successful or not. If they weren't, he would always remark that the experiement didn't fail, but he had not met the conditions properly or something like that.
Does anyone remember the name of the show or host?