#beakman's world

[peteneems]

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[malinastharlock]

It's because of shows like these, that helped me fall in love with science. This is just an appreciation post for all the science lovers out there. To all those forever seeking answers and pursuing science to find them. To those that inspire the future scientists and doctors of tomorrow. I love you all. Thank you and never stop believing in a better tomorrow. 🥰

[videntefernandez]

Let's take a moment to remember Beakman's world and these absolute style icons

[dragon-of-timeless-blue]

a little hc that has been around my head:

Senku is a big fan of Beakman and has seen Beakman's World since he was like 3 AND THAT'S WHY HE HAS KEPT HIS HAIR WITH THAT STANDING AND POINTY SHAPE AS HIS DEFAULT HAIRSTYLE, that's all, my brain is very happy imagining this

same person lmao

Furthermore, both of their colors are green, and they are part of a group of three friends (two boys and a girl) and they are cool!!

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

I have no idea if anyone has strong opinions about this

[funkylittlebats]

Please reblog! Not for sample size or anything, I just wanna see the results from more than 4 votes lol

[thedurvin]

Oh boy did I find something for y’all: the YouTube channel “FRUITofZALOOM”, handcrafted lunacy by Paul Zaloom.

You may remember “Beakman’s World”, a lower-budget competitor to Bill Nye that ran 1992-1998 with rapid-fire terrible jokes that loved delving into grosser science. His quirky sidekicks might have been acting but apparently star Paul Zaloom is just Like That and has been making bizarre multimedia videos in various wacky formats and styles for years now. In this one, Santa Claus (played by a variety of toys and also Zaloom in a costume) tries to go on vacation but gets stuck in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and meets various sea creatures while learning about microplastics.

[puppetdaily]

Don and Herb from Beakman's World

[monsterblogging]

Watch this video from 0:35-1:02 and tell me this isn't Newtcore:

[peteneems]

[digital-magus]

Kill Bill except it’s about the cast of Beakman’s World trying to murder Bill Nye because Beakman’s tired of only being the second most popular 90s live-action edutainment tv scientist for kids.

[the-zote-lord]

Rat Tournament

[arconinternet]

The Best of You Can with Beakman and Jax (Book, Jok Church, 1997)

The best of the educational newspaper comic/column by news broadcaster, magazine editor, artist, illustrator, and gay rights activist Jok Church. You guessed it, this is what Beakman's World was based on. You can borrow it digitally here.

[glknight]

Just as Anime has its Big Three, Beakman's World is part of the 90's strictly learning Edutainment's Big Three shows, alongside Bill Nye and The Magic School Bus (though the list is REALLY stacked when you take a good look at it).

And in terms of strictly Science related shows for kids, it's third behind Mr. Wizard and Bill Nye.

So don't sell yourself short on having missed the Bill Nye bandwagon early on. Knowledge and Fun know no age limits. Plus, having a show with an actual Mad Scientist in an MST3K-esque setting with a lab assistant and guy in a Rat suit is a pretty rad concept, all things considered.

Confession I was a child when Bill Nye was on the air but missed his existence for years and instead only knew about these guys who aired in the same exact time slot on some other channel

[violetlunette]

Random fact; the longest english word is floccinaucinihilipilification; the act of considering something to be not at all important or useful