I have not heard of the movie 'expelled'. In Ted Steele's case he was 'expelled' for reasons other than his theories. The high court re-instated him and the Uni came to a financial agreement with him over the sack.
The problem with his results were that other labs could not get the same results when repeating his experiments. He publicly questioned, loudly and vociferously, the competancy of the independant labs. When they re-did the tests they got the same results. So he took their data and re-worked it to show them where they were wrong. This neither proved his point, nor made him very popular.
He is a bit of a loudmouth and I personally don't like him. But his intrepretation of the data has recieved some support from an entirely different experiment and consequently he has not been quelled.
However you will need to explain something about 'Design Intelligence' as opposed to 'Random Selection'
cool bananas ... greg
