Bill Nye the Science Guy Episode Guide
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Episode Guide
Bill Nye the Science Guy: Season 5 (1997 - 1999)
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Season 5 Episode 20: Motion
Movement, inertia and force.
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Season 5 Episode 19: Science of Music
Kenny G and percussionists Stomp demonstrate the science of music.
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Season 5 Episode 18: Patterns
Patterns are recognizable repetitions.
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Season 5 Episode 17: Measurement
Length, mass, time and temperature.
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Season 5 Episode 16: Storms
Storms are extreme weather conditions.
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Season 5 Episode 15: Comets and Meteors
Meteors are made of rocks and metals; comets, ice and dust.
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Season 5 Episode 14: Erosion
Water, ice, wind and chemicals wear away the Earth's surface.
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Season 5 Episode 13: Fluids
Fluids can be liquid or gas; solids can pass through fluids.
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Season 5 Episode 12: Caves
Plants and animals thrive in caves.
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Season 5 Episode 11: Smell
The nose detects thousands of scents.
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Season 5 Episode 10: Lakes and Ponds
Lakes and ponds are self-contained habitats.
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Season 5 Episode 9: Ocean Exploration
Special tools for ocean exploration.
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Season 5 Episode 8: Atoms and Molecules
How atoms combine to form molecules.
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Season 5 Episode 7: Do-It-Yourself Science
Scientific experiments at home.
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Season 5 Episode 6: Life Cycles
Living things grow, reproduce and die in cycles.
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Season 5 Episode 5: Farming
Farms and food; why farmers turn soil.
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Season 5 Episode 4: Architecture
Architects; zoo enclosure for elephants.
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Season 5 Episode 3: Genes
Genes; chromosomes; DNA; gene technology.
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Season 5 Episode 2: Space Exploration
Astronauts; space tools; rocket fuel.
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Season 5 Episode 1: Forensics
Forensic science; bloodhounds, fingerprints and DNA.
Bill Nye the Science Guy: Season 4 (1995 - 1997)
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Season 4 Episode 20: Time
Einstein's theory of relativity; time.
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Season 4 Episode 19: Fossils
Fossils: birds; dinosaur footprints; ancient rhinos in Nebraska; La Brea Tar Pits.
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Season 4 Episode 18: Computers
Evolution of computers.
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Season 4 Episode 17: Inventions
Inventions: planned and accidental.
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Season 4 Episode 16: Heart
The heart; the Blue Angels; Seattle Mariner Edgar Martinez.
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Season 4 Episode 15: Invertebrates
Animals without backbones.
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Season 4 Episode 14: Volcanoes
Volcanoes: what they are and how they form.
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Season 4 Episode 13: Amphibians
Amphibians can live on land or in water; the process of metamorphosis.
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Season 4 Episode 12: Deserts
The unique ecosystem of deserts; camels.
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Season 4 Episode 11: Archaeology
The science of archaeology.
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Season 4 Episode 10: Flowers
Guest Drew Barrymore; flowers help plants reproduce.
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Season 4 Episode 9: Pseudoscience
Testing ideas, myths and inexplicable happenings.
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Season 4 Episode 8: Probability
Probability allows people to predict events.
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Season 4 Episode 7: Pollution Solutions
Recycling; innovative ways to combat pollution.
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Season 4 Episode 6: Spiders
The misunderstood spider.
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Season 4 Episode 5: NTV Top 11 Video Countdown
Bill Nye counts down his 11 favorite science music videos.
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Season 4 Episode 4: Earthquakes
What causes earthquakes; how to prepare.
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Season 4 Episode 3: Marine Mammals
Marine mammals communicate under water.
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Season 4 Episode 2: Nutrition
Healthful foods.
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Season 4 Episode 1: Rivers and Streams
Origin of rivers.
Bill Nye the Science Guy: Season 3 (1995)
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Season 3 Episode 20: Animal Locomotion
How animals move.
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Season 3 Episode 19: Populations
Human and animal populations compete for food, homes and space.
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Season 3 Episode 18: Birds
How birds fly, where they live and what they eat.
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Season 3 Episode 17: Wetlands
Swamps, bogs and marshes.
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Season 3 Episode 16: Human Transport
How and why humans move.
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Season 3 Episode 15: Fish
How fish breathe and survive under water.
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Season 3 Episode 14: Spinning Things
Things that rotate.
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Season 3 Episode 13: Mammals
Characteristics of mammals.
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Season 3 Episode 12: Ocean Life
Microscopic life supports oceanic ecosystems.
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Season 3 Episode 11: Waves
Energy moves in waves.
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Season 3 Episode 10: Climates
Climate: warmth and humidity; weather patterns.
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Season 3 Episode 9: Germs
Germs are microscopic organisms; immunity.
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Season 3 Episode 8: Friction
Friction converts energy from motion to heat.
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Season 3 Episode 7: Water Cycle
Water cycle; evaporation; condensation; precipitation; collection.
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Season 3 Episode 6: Evolution
Genetic similarities; evolution; Olsen twins; fossils.
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Season 3 Episode 5: Energy
Energy makes things go, changes form, produces heat.
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Season 3 Episode 4: Rocks & Soil
How rocks are formed; soil composition.
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Season 3 Episode 3: Plants
Plants: respiration; photosynthesis; defense; reproduction; medicinal value.
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Season 3 Episode 2: Pressure
Pressure; Hoover Dam; scuba diving; fire boats; hydraulics; water jets.
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Season 3 Episode 1: Planets and Moons
Solar system; Jupiter's features; Earth's orbit; martian soil; tracking asteroids.
Bill Nye the Science Guy: Season 2 (1994 - 1995)
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Season 2 Episode 14: Respiration
Respiration; making a model lung; cigarette smoke; exercise.
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Season 2 Episode 13: Atmosphere
Atmosphere warms and humidifies the Earth.
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Season 2 Episode 12: Reptiles
Reptiles' temperatures depend on environment.
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Season 2 Episode 11: Momentum
Moving things have momentum.
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Season 2 Episode 10: Communication
How animals communicate; storing information.
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Season 2 Episode 9: Forests
Forests have three levels.
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Season 2 Episode 8: The Brain
The brain controls all body functions.
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Season 2 Episode 7: Sun
The sun provides energy for life.
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Season 2 Episode 6: Balance
Forces; balance; movement.
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Season 2 Episode 5: Insects
Insects grow in stages; exoskeletons.
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Season 2 Episode 4: Heat
Heat: conduction; convection; radiation.
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Season 2 Episode 3: Oceanography
Oceans: salinity; currents; life.
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Season 2 Episode 2: Bones and Muscles
Bones and muscles move, support and protect our bodies.
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Season 2 Episode 1: Light Optics
Light travels in straight lines; reflection; refraction; absorption.
Bill Nye the Science Guy: Season 1 (1993 - 1994)
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Season 1 Episode 26: The Food Web
Species interdependence; the importance of plants; Alfonso Ribeiro ('Fresh Prince of Bel-Air').
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Season 1 Episode 25: Static Electricity
Electron build-up; Elaine Miles ('Northern Exposure').
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Season 1 Episode 24: Chemical Reactions
Chemical compositions; explosions; fire; Candace Cameron.
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Season 1 Episode 23: Blood and Circulation
The human heart; circulatory system; blood.
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Season 1 Episode 22: Wind
Harnessing the power of the wind; Willard Scott.
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Season 1 Episode 21: Magnetism
Magnetic fields; how to make a compass; why opposites attract.
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Season 1 Episode 20: Eyeball
Siskel & Ebert; vision; 3-D movies.
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Season 1 Episode 19: Outer Space: Distances
Interplanetary distances.
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Season 1 Episode 18: Electricity: Current
Electricity, the flow of electrons.
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Season 1 Episode 17: Cells
Living things are made of cells; DNA; amoeba and paramecium.
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Season 1 Episode 16: Light and Color
White light; reflected colors; neon art; lasers.
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Season 1 Episode 15: Earth's Seasons
Earth's tilt and solar orbit cause seasons.
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Season 1 Episode 14: Structure
Structural shapes depend on their purpose.
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Season 1 Episode 13: Garbage
Reducing, reusing and recycling waste.
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Season 1 Episode 12: Sound
How sound is made; hearing.
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Season 1 Episode 11: The Moon
How the moon's appearance changes.
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Season 1 Episode 10: Simple Machines
Simple machines; roller coaster; bicycles.
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Season 1 Episode 9: Biodiversity
Plants and animals form ecosystems.
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Season 1 Episode 8: Chemistry: Phases of Matter
Matter can be solid, liquid or gas.
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Season 1 Episode 7: Digestion
How our bodies process food.
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Season 1 Episode 6: Gravity
Gravity, weight and planetary orbits.
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Season 1 Episode 5: Buoyancy
How things float in air and water.
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Season 1 Episode 4: Skin
Skin regulates body temperature.
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Season 1 Episode 3: Dinosaurs
Fossils of dinosaurs; guests Robin Leach, John Ratzenberger.
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Season 1 Episode 2: Earth's Crust
Earth's surface vs. its interior; guest Jenna von Oy.
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Season 1 Episode 1: Flight
Air-pressure differences help planes fly.
