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The retina contains
two kinds of photoreceptors...
Rods and cones.
Whoa!
I reacted the same way
when I first learned
about phototransduction.
Take that, Professor Vortex!
Echo?
- Are you hiding - a comic book in your textbook?
No, I wouldn't do that.
I'm just openly reading it.
[Derby] Shameful!
We're here to learn science.
Derby?
[theme music playing]
You're watching TV
during science?
Science, Schmience!
I'm aware of your attitude
toward this class.
Science, Schmience
- is the name of the show - I'm watching...
And happens to be
my attitude toward this class.
Welcome back
to "Science, Schmience!"
- [cheering]
- It's a science show.
- They do these cool experiments - to make learning science fun.
Like my class?
Derby?
- My mom says if you can't - say something nice,
Don't say anything...
until you can think of
a really good zinger.
So give me a minute.
Kids, I've enjoyed every one
of our 800 shows together,
but now it's time for me
to retire as host of the show.
[studio audience groans]
Derby, are you OK?
I... I can't believe it.
- He was the closest thing - I ever had
To a science teacher!
Kapow! Zinger!
♪ Goodbye, summer
hello, fall ♪
- ♪ We've been trying - to get here ♪
♪ Since we both
were barely two feet tall ♪
♪ Who you calling "kid"? ♪
♪ Who you calling "kid"? ♪
♪ Who you calling "kid"? ♪
- ♪ You can call me - what you want ♪
♪ But I won't hear a word
where I am here ♪
♪ Who you calling "kid"? ♪
I'm really upset
about this Professor Les thing.
Guys! Look who's here!
Professor Les!
Professor Les!
I'm a huge fan!
Not as big as me.
I still have my official
fan club wig I got
from sending in 50 labels
from your sponsor...
"Joe Junior:
pre-sweetened coffee for kids."
I was so excited
when it arrived,
I didn't sleep for a month!
Professor Les,
can I have your autograph?
On...
this?
Sure, kid.
I'll never wash
this face again!
- [Principal Tater] Professor Les, - this is Mr. Young,
The guy you wanted to see.
- It's a pleasure to meet - a fellow schmientist.
I'm here because
it's time for me to retire...
at least according to
the weasels at the network.
- Why they let small, - furry creatures
Make programming decisions
is beyond me.
- Anyway, I need - to find my replacement,
A fresh face!
Adam has a fresh face!
Just look...
like a baby's bottom.
Derby, you know I like
the teddy bear diapers.
So? Will you be the new host
of Science, Schmience?
[cheering]
Who's cheering?
Your new fans!
Hosting a TV show would mean
reaching a lot more kids...
showing them how fun science is.
I'll do it!
I'll be the new host of
Science, Schmience!
[cheering]
See, kid? They love ya!
And they will,
as long as you're the host of
Science, Schmience!
[silence falls]
How quickly they forget.
Ivy. New outfit?
I signed up for The Holmes Club.
I'm a huge Sherlock Holmes fan.
Ivy, it's not "The Holmes Club,"
it's "The Homes Club."
See that guy over there?
He lost his home.
I suspect foul play.
Come, Watson!
The game is afoot!
We don't solve mysteries.
We build houses to help
the less fortunate.
I signed up to help
the less fortunate?
That makes me less fortunate!
Make sure my house has a pool.
We're not building
a house for you.
We're building a house for him.
Pass.
Come on, Ivy.
If nothing else,
- it will look good - on a college application.
College? There are college guys
in college!
Yes. And if you want to be
a college girl in college,
you're going to need some help.
I mean, when was the last time
you got an "A" in school?
Elementary, my dear Watson.
I promised Principal Tater
that shooting a show
- wouldn't interfere with - your teaching schedule,
- So I had the set - built right here!
[Adam] Hey, looks great!
[Derby] Wow!
Suddenly, this room
makes me want to learn!
Never mind. It's gone.
- So are you ready - for your big debut?
You bet! I can't wait
to inspire young minds
- and create the - scientists of tomorrow!
You won't be talking like that
on the air, will you?
[vaudeville piano theme
[plays throughout]
Hey, kids!
Welcome to Science, Schmience!
[cheering]
Today, we're gonna
use electricity
to "conduct"
a really cool experiment.
We're going to use this lemon
to make our very own battery,
which we'll use
to power this coffee maker.
No way! Science is magic!
You haven't seen anything yet...
and you won't...
- until we talk about - the principles at work.
"Principals at work."
If we wanted to work,
we wouldn't become principals.
By using two electrodes,
a copper penny,
and a zinc-coated nail,
- we're able to convert - chemical energy
- into electrical energy...
- [Professor Les] Adam?
Less science, more schmience!
Fine.
[coffee maker beeps]
[cheering]
And there you have it...
a coffee maker
powered by a lemon.
Ha ha. Joe Junior.
I don't know why they took
this stuff off the market.
Hey, if a lemon
can power a coffee maker,
I wonder how much power
we could get from this.
Derby, wait.
- The electrolytes - in a watermelon
- Are totally different - from a...
lemon.
Derby, that was irresponsible,
- that was dangerous, - that was...
Fantastic television!
Kid, congratulations!
You're the new host
of the show.
Kid...
- whatever the opposite - of "congratulations" is.
You're fired.
What? Derby?
But he doesn't know
anything about science.
Science, schmience!
[cheering]
Do you hear that?!
The people have spoken!
What people?!
You're making Derby
the host of a science show?
- He doesn't know - the first thing about science!
No, I don't!
I love this kid!
- Hey, we'll just - give you a sidekick,
- Who can make sure - the science is sound.
Hey, kids!
Welcome to Science, Schmience!
[cheering]
Allow me to introduce
my new sidekick, Newton!
[vaudeville piano theme
[plays throughout]
Welcome back to
Science, Schmience!
[cheering]
Where we're investigating
the mysterious
weather phenomenon
known as the twister!
I wouldn't say "mysterious."
It's simply
a rotating column of air
- simultaneously - in contact with...
Ahem!
Stick to the script!
Oo-oo. Ee-ee.
That's right, Newton.
It is mysterious!
Wow. Monkey's smart.
Maybe I can hire him
to replace Mr. Young.
I think now is a good time
to warn kids
not to try this at home.
Nah! Try it at home, kids!
Look how cool this is!
It's a twister in a box!
- Are we at least - going to explain the science?
- The low-pressure core, - created by...
[Professor Les] Ahem!
Oo-oo.
Ee-ee.
What's that, Newton?
We should get a closer look
at this twister?
Oo-oo-oo!
[winds gusting]
Whoa!
[Adam's screams carrying
[on wind]
Ooh! The twister dropped him!
- Maybe that tree - will break his fall.
[crashing thud]
[Adam] Ooh!
Yep!
[branch snaps, body thuds]
Nope!
[Adam groans]
I look good in this fancy hat!
It's very flattering.
I wonder why
I don't wear it more.
Leaf-monkey!
Yaa!
Ah! Ah!
No! Human in monkey costume!
A talking leaf-monkey?
This world's full of mystery.
That's why The Holmes Club's
so popular!
[vaudeville piano theme
[plays throughout]
And welcome to another episode
of Science, Schmience!
[cheering]
Oo-oo... ow-ow!
Today, we're going to be
talking about quicksand!
Now, quicksand is mud.
We all know that, right?
[scoffs] Who doesn't?
Actually, it occurs when
an underground source of water
pushes continuously
up into sand,
separating the grains
so they're barely touching.
Quicksand is mostly water.
Death water!
- Well, one must - consider the viscosity...
Good idea, Newton!
A demonstration.
Now, if Newton
were out walking
and happened to fall
into some quicksand...
what should he do?
Scream? Panic?
Those may seem
like good ideas,
but they won't save him.
- Because quicksand - is mostly water,
All Newton needs to do
is float on his back.
Oh, well.
- I'm sure it works better - with a real monkey.
Newton, get in.
The death water's warm.
Come on, Adam!
Do it for schmience!
Find another monkey.
I quit.
If that monkey quit the show,
I can hire him
to replace Mr. Young.
Why are you walking like that?
I don't know.
Well, we did good work here.
- Did you see the smile - on that man's face
When we gave him the house?
He was so happy.
You're right. I think it's
something he'll cherish
for the rest of his life.
[girls squealing]
Uh-oh!
Dang sent reinforcements!
You know what?
There are worse ways to go.
[girls clamoring]
- It looks like - you have fans...
And I can see why.
You're cute in that monkey suit.
I am?
You're cute in that human suit.
I need to get back to shooting
today's episode of the show...
that I am on.
Not so fast!
Dang, it's me, Adam.
I know.
- Why didn't you - tell me you're Newton?
I'm a huge fan.
Can you give me an autograph?
I should've realized!
Of course there are
no leaf-monkeys
at Finnegan High.
Leaf-monkey!
Now, I know
harsh words were spoken,
but I've had some time to think,
and I've decided...
ee-ee. Oo-oo.
You want your old job back?
Ee! Ee! Ee! Ee!
- Well, too bad. - Ee...
You've already been replaced.
What?! By whom?
Oo-oo! Ee... ee!
Please, please, please
let me be your monkey!
Sorry, kid.
It's too late for you.
But neither of these guys
knows anything about science.
Who cares? We'll change
the name of the show to...
Schmience, Schmience.
[cheering]
[Derby] All right.
- Now, let's see what happens - when Newton
Jumps in the quicksand.
Oo-oo...
ee-ee.
[Adam] Uh, Les?
This doesn't say "quicksand."
It says "Quick Set."
It's cement.
Huh.
So, since Mr. Tater's
not available,
can I be the monkey now?
- If you want to be a monkey, - be a monkey,
But on your own time.
Show's canceled.
Instead, I'll be hosting The
Best of Science, Schmience!
[cheering]
You hear that? I'm back!
So, you want to go
grab some lunch?
What about Tater?
Tater, schmater.
[cheering]
The people have spoken.
I can't believe that guy
sold the house we made for him.
I know! In this market?
I wonder who bought it.
[Dang] I did!
Aah!
Aah!
Dang, you're going to
live in the quad?
Oh, no...
that's a very bad neighborhood!
Teenagers everywhere!
So I took apart the house
and rebuilt in a classier area.
The janitor's closet?
Yes! I'll show you.
You kids, get off my lawn!
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