I swear the production and direction of Beakman's World is identical to Mystery Science Theatre 3000. The same camera angles and lens, stage design, props, even the "beakmania" alarm is identical to the "we got movie sign."
Beakman's World was pitched to CBS for its Saturday morning CBS Kid TV block, yet they declined to order any episodes. Upon seeing how well this show was doing in the ratings for broadcast syndication & on cable's The Learning Channel, however. Beakman's World premiered on Wednesday, September 16, 1992 on The Learning Channel (TLC) and on various other channels a few days later on national syndicated stations on 220 other channels. On September 18, 1993, it moved from national syndication to CBS's Saturday morning children's lineup. At the peak of its popularity, it was seen in nearly ninety countries around the world. CBS held over half of the episodes of the 2nd and 4th production seasons to comprises the 3rd and 6th broadcast seasons, respectively, in 1994 to 1997, This enabled the show aired its last first-run episode on January 4, 1998, and reruns continued to air on CBS until it was canceled on September 26, 1998, after being on the network 5 years. In 1999, reruns was syndicated broadcasted on the BKN block until late 2000, during the 2000-2001 season. Reruns returned to national syndication in September 2006, after which it was transferred to local stations such as KICU. It was based on the Universal Press Syndicate syndicated comic strip You Can with Beakman and Jax created by Jok Church, from 1991 to 2016.
For comedy and entertainment maybe. For actual education, nah. Not even close. I remember watching this all the time but could not tell you one thing I ever actually learned from it. Bill Nye on the other hand taught me a ton of stuff as a kid. There is a reason schools showed Bill Nye and not this. This is fun, but science and education were secondary to the wacky characters and situations. Even if that wasn't the intent, that is how it ended up being viewed by kids.
@elphbwckd212 I still remember how to make recycled paper using pantyhose and wire hangers. Also even if you don’t remember directly the lessons taught the introduction of the subjects allows one’s brain to pick it up a learn it much more securely each time you’re reintroduced to it.
This show from the 90's. It came out in 1992, but I first watched this show when it was syndicated on Fox on Sunday Mornings on WTAT-TV 24 in South Carolina in the early 90's, likely around spring to late summer/early fall 1993, and on CBS when I watch this every Saturday Mornings from 1993 to 1998, in South Carolina and Texas, during the whole 90's. I also recall reruns would play in the late 90's-early 2000's, likely 1999 to 2000 as well as the BKN Kids Network on local syndicated stations on KRRT 35 (WB 35) in Texas. In fall 2006, Beakman's World returned in reruns to national syndicated stations. A spanish dubbed of the show was also aired on Univision from 2008 until 2010.
Beakman’s world meant everything to me as a kid. I remember I wanted to write a letter to them so bad (even though I started watching it in 2011 or so)
This show was awesome!!!! Learned the answers to silly questions we asked in school or thought about at that time. I was in elementary school at this time
@@UnitedStatesExplained my guy… just… do a quick google search, there are several scientific articles that explain how the Antarctic is slowly melting away. Yes, it’s not going to be tomorrow when there’s nothing more than just rocks surrounded by water, but, we’re heading into that faster than we are willing to accept
It might have been an idea that COSMO KRAMER from the SEINFELD sitcom was playing Beakman. But no! it's Paul Zaloom. There is a curious concept in reality or existance called the GEMINI RULE. We had BILL NYE inspired by MR. WIZARD and now Beakman. So enjoy both of these guy's presentations cuz you got enough time in the world for both.
Um, they premiered around the same time. Beakman's World premiered on Wednesday, September 16, 1992. Bill Nye on September 10, 1993, but Bill Nye had Pilot episode out February 24, 1991. Source Google it.
As a former 90s kid who learns science alot I want to say thank you. Must protect Beakman's World at all cost.
This show is the reason I became a Chemical Engineer.
I swear the production and direction of Beakman's World is identical to Mystery Science Theatre 3000. The same camera angles and lens, stage design, props, even the "beakmania" alarm is identical to the "we got movie sign."
I see it!
It's a very typical 90s "foundry" set design.
I always thought they were super similar!!!
I was thinking Bill Nye
It's pretty eerie, isn't it? The green lab coat. And Josie seems like a female TV's Frank.
Man I had a huge crush as a kid on the assistant lady. Got to admit she is a cutie!!
There was actually 2 "Josie's"
@@Lori-lp6uc Lysa actually
First Josie is Best Josie and aged like fine wine.
For me, Alanna Ubach was the best Josie. I had a huge crush on her when I was a kid. And she's sexy and hot AF.
For me, Alanna Ubach was the best Josie. I had a huge crush on her when I was a kid.
I used to wake up at 5 AM just to watch this, and i was starting to think it was a dream 😭 I'll forever love public access Bill Nye
I miss you Mr. Mark Ritts. May you have a nice life in Paradise.
smoked a bit cabbage and this show was exactly what i needed tonight. thank you for uploading this
@nouseforaname5583 it wasn't any ordinary greens, it was the electric lettuce
@nouseforaname5583 more like a jolt because it's the devil's electric lettuce
Beakman's World was pitched to CBS for its Saturday morning CBS Kid TV block, yet they declined to order any episodes. Upon seeing how well this show was doing in the ratings for broadcast syndication & on cable's The Learning Channel, however. Beakman's World premiered on Wednesday, September 16, 1992 on The Learning Channel (TLC) and on various other channels a few days later on national syndicated stations on 220 other channels. On September 18, 1993, it moved from national syndication to CBS's Saturday morning children's lineup. At the peak of its popularity, it was seen in nearly ninety countries around the world. CBS held over half of the episodes of the 2nd and 4th production seasons to comprises the 3rd and 6th broadcast seasons, respectively, in 1994 to 1997, This enabled the show aired its last first-run episode on January 4, 1998, and reruns continued to air on CBS until it was canceled on September 26, 1998, after being on the network 5 years. In 1999, reruns was syndicated broadcasted on the BKN block until late 2000, during the 2000-2001 season. Reruns returned to national syndication in September 2006, after which it was transferred to local stations such as KICU. It was based on the Universal Press Syndicate syndicated comic strip You Can with Beakman and Jax created by Jok Church, from 1991 to 2016.
This show got me through 6th grade! If I ever come across Paul Zaloom I'd hug him and and buy him a pint!
Beakman was so much better then Bill Nye
I never even heard of Bill Nye until the 2010s
For comedy and entertainment maybe. For actual education, nah. Not even close. I remember watching this all the time but could not tell you one thing I ever actually learned from it. Bill Nye on the other hand taught me a ton of stuff as a kid. There is a reason schools showed Bill Nye and not this. This is fun, but science and education were secondary to the wacky characters and situations. Even if that wasn't the intent, that is how it ended up being viewed by kids.
@elphbwckd212 I still remember how to make recycled paper using pantyhose and wire hangers. Also even if you don’t remember directly the lessons taught the introduction of the subjects allows one’s brain to pick it up a learn it much more securely each time you’re reintroduced to it.
Agreed
notoriety says otherwise
This was one of my favorite shows growing up
12:41 s p l a t.
Man I remember this show on Netflix
The girl who played Josie the assistant is Alanna Ubach, who would later voice Mama Imelda in Pixar's Coco.
Don't forget the waitress from "Waiting...".
Honestly wish they first made teaching fun for kids, and when kids want to seriously pursue it, then they teach it academically.
Best show ever 🧪🧬👩🏻🔬
I loved that show. Modern show need to learn from the past.
This show from the 90's. It came out in 1992, but I first watched this show when it was syndicated on Fox on Sunday Mornings on WTAT-TV 24 in South Carolina in the early 90's, likely around spring to late summer/early fall 1993, and on CBS when I watch this every Saturday Mornings from 1993 to 1998, in South Carolina and Texas, during the whole 90's. I also recall reruns would play in the late 90's-early 2000's, likely 1999 to 2000 as well as the BKN Kids Network on local syndicated stations on KRRT 35 (WB 35) in Texas. In fall 2006, Beakman's World returned in reruns to national syndicated stations. A spanish dubbed of the show was also aired on Univision from 2008 until 2010.
I loved BeakMan and Bill Nye !!
Me and my two brothers I grew up with, used to watch this show, i definitely know I did.
OMG. This takes me back to when Saturday Morning Cartoon Days
Thank you for uploading Beakman's World!
Beakman’s world meant everything to me as a kid. I remember I wanted to write a letter to them so bad (even though I started watching it in 2011 or so)
Miss this show!
This show was awesome!!!! Learned the answers to silly questions we asked in school or thought about at that time. I was in elementary school at this time
I vaguely remember watching this.
This show seems fun, i like the rat
Watched this back in the days
I liked the show.. but l loved Josie.. super cute .. super funny .. super crush .. she was in Legally Blonde.. the Brady bunch movie ..and Coco
And "Waiting..."
4:00 A classy pee joke right there.
I love this video and although I haven’t seen this show before I still like it
Beakman was WAAAAAAY better than Bill Nye the gender is on a spectrum Guy: Change my mind
True, Beakman is a librard too unfortunately
@@cadegcn yeah but I’m glad he didn’t do it on the show or use his fake science platform to push an agenda like Nye.
“That’s a relief Don, we’re going to have a home for a long long time”
… we failed to Don and Herb…
how? we still have a home, and unless you listen to greta thunberg as your only source of information, we will for a long long time
@@UnitedStatesExplained my guy… just… do a quick google search, there are several scientific articles that explain how the Antarctic is slowly melting away.
Yes, it’s not going to be tomorrow when there’s nothing more than just rocks surrounded by water, but, we’re heading into that faster than we are willing to accept
I LOVE this show❤❤❤❤❤❤
That intro 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
beakmaaaaaaaaaan
b4 bill nye, there was beakman
It might have been an idea that COSMO KRAMER from the SEINFELD sitcom was playing Beakman. But no! it's Paul Zaloom. There is a curious concept in reality or existance called the GEMINI RULE. We had BILL NYE inspired by MR. WIZARD and now Beakman. So enjoy both of these guy's presentations cuz you got enough time in the world for both.
I loved this show. I stand by what I say when I say Beakman's World > Bill Nye
Alanna Ubach plays the mom in the new Ted series. Shes so good in it!
Crazy I just commented that same thing lol
I don't know that show.
Midle scientist midle rober smith... I love this tv show when i was 10 years old
I remember watching this. 😂
A big success in 90s too in Brazil
That's crazy! That's the mom off the Ted TV series super young
Loved this show
12:12 think you for the disclaimer
I miss you jok church
Did anyone else hear the windows error sound at 6:37? That’s crazy! That’s gotta be the same one!
4:14 He's wasting perfectly-good Perrier!
but mon ami it is for the poodle ...
prof looks like elvis
10:23 did not age well
I forgot all about this show who remembers Mr. Wizard on nicolodeon?
Childhood memories of a latín child :') (mexa to be exact)
And Josie turned into a babe as she became an adult…Legally Blonde!
10:25 How ironic. Nope!
0:20 Giygas???? Huh???
She was so dang fine.
Still is
Beakmania At 8:03
This might be unrelated, but I'm still deminonbinary. Seriously!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is basically a Bill Nye ripoff!
Other way around genius
This existed before failed stand up Engineer Bill nye
Um, they premiered around the same time. Beakman's World premiered on Wednesday, September 16, 1992. Bill Nye on September 10, 1993, but Bill Nye had Pilot episode out February 24, 1991. Source Google it.
This show came before Bill Nye the Science Guy.😑