Bill Nye is still my hero. Every day after school I would watch his show then catch Newton's Apple. I also liked Bill's "In the eyes of Nye" show.
Oh, by the way, does anyone remember Beakman? What ever happened to THAT guy and his giant rat sidekick? He was REALLY cool! I still own a Beakman's World wrist watch that runs on potato slices.
There has to be a reason why you don't see too many of these shows anymore. I wonder if science and education shows are on their way out due to complete lack of interest or if there just isn't a way to present science in a way that is as exciting as Hannah Montana?
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Bill Nye is still my hero. Every day after school I would watch his show then catch Newton's Apple. I also liked Bill's "In the eyes of Nye" show. Oh, by the way, does anyone remember Beakman? What ever happened to THAT guy and his giant rat sidekick? He was REALLY cool! I still own a Beakman's World wrist watch that runs on potato slices. There has to be a reason why you don't see too many of these shows anymore. I wonder if science and education shows are on their way out due to complete lack of interest or if there just isn't a way to present science in a way that is as exciting as Hannah Montana?