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00:02Seatbelts everyone!
00:04Please let this be a normal field trip with the friends?
00:07No way!
00:08Paisin' on the main street
00:10You're relaxed and feelin' good
00:12Next thing that you know you'll see
00:16Octopus in the main run
00:18Surfin' on the sideways
00:20Swingin' through the stars
00:22Take a left at your retestin'
00:24Take your second right past Mars
00:26I'm a magic scuba
00:28Navigate a nostril
00:30I'm a magic scuba
00:32Make a plane turn too
00:34I'm a magic scuba
00:36Wrap the river of lava
00:38I'm a magic scuba
00:40Such a fine thing to do
00:42So step your bones right to the sea
00:45Come on in and don't be shy
00:47Just to make your day complete
00:49You might get baked into a pie
00:51I'm a magic scuba
00:53Step inside, it's a wider ride
00:56Come on
00:57Right on the magic scuba
01:14Pass me that one next, Phoebe
01:16Okay, Ralphie
01:19It's going to be a model of the solar system
01:21Neat, huh Janet?
01:22Uh, I hate to tell you cousin Arnold
01:24But when my class built one
01:26The sun was so huge
01:27We had to hang it from the flag pole
01:29And you had all mine planets?
01:32That's right, Keisha
01:34Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto
01:39My class already studied the solar system
01:42I bet your class didn't learn about the aliens that live on the planets
01:46For your information, Ralphie
01:48Earth is the only planet that can support life as far as we know
01:52And how far do you know?
01:56Really far, cause I got straight A's on all my tests
01:59And this proves it
02:02If you already know so much, Janet
02:04Why did you come to visit our class?
02:06Because Arnold told me all about your field trips, Dorothy Ann
02:11What did he say?
02:13That they were, and I quote, highly unusual
02:16And you know what I said?
02:18Prove it
02:21She's really nice, once you get to know her
02:27Oh, good morning class
02:29Have you all met Arnold's cousin, Janet?
02:32Yes, Miss Frizzle
02:35My teacher doesn't dress like that
02:38That's nothing, sometimes the frizz looks totally outrageous
02:41Well, since we're lucky enough to have a guest today
02:45I'd say it's a perfect time for a field trip!
02:49A field trip!
02:52Hey, cuz, now's your chance to prove it
02:57I wonder where we're going today
03:00Inside a rotten log
03:02Been there, to the bottom of the ocean
03:05Done that!
03:07We're going to the planetarium?
03:09Hardly unusual, Arnold
03:11The frizz taking us on a normal field trip?
03:15Believe me, that's unusual
03:18How odd!
03:20Closed today!
03:22Closed?
03:23Hmm, well, looks like we'll just have to go back to school
03:27Oh, no!
03:30Some field trip, Arnold
03:32You know what?
03:33My teacher would've called ahead
03:35Because my teacher plans ahead
03:37My teacher never makes mistakes
03:39My teacher is a zillion times better than the school
03:41Nobody is better than Miss Frizzle
03:45Oh, yeah!
03:46Prove it!
03:48Stop the bus!
03:58Yes, Arnold?
03:59Isn't there, you know, someplace else you could take us?
04:04You mean, another planetarium?
04:07Well, sort of, but bigger
04:09Bigger?
04:11Or, you know, the big one
04:13Oh!
04:14Arnold!
04:16Why didn't I think of that?
04:19T minus five and counting
04:20Four
04:21Three
04:22Two
04:23One
04:24Blast off!
04:28What's happening?
04:30A field trip!
04:33Into outer space?
04:36Highly unusual
04:41Welcome to outer space class
04:43The only planetarium open 24 hours a day
04:47Seven days a week
04:48And how are all my astronauts doing?
04:53We're weightless!
04:55We're in trouble!
04:56No, Arnold, we're in orbit around the Earth
04:59Hmm, let's see now
05:01We are just about there
05:04Wonderful!
05:06Let the tour begin!
05:08We're coming up to the sun!
05:11Look how huge it is!
05:14Class, are you all wearing your special heavy-duty sunblock 8,000 sun goggles?
05:20I wonder how many Earths would fit in the sun
05:24Over a million!
05:25Hold onto your goggles!
05:27Yee-haw!
05:32So, class, we've traveled from Earth around the sun
05:36And now we are on our way to...
05:38Mercury!
05:39The closest planet to the sun!
05:41When I tell my class, they're gonna be so jealous!
05:48Wow! We're landing!
05:50Of course!
05:51Told you, Janet!
05:56We hardly weigh anything compared to my old planet, Earth
06:00I wonder if that means there's less gravity pulling on us here
06:04Exactly, Keisha!
06:06Good thinking!
06:09Come along, class!
06:11Follow the bouncing lizard!
06:13This way, please!
06:17Bet I can jump higher than you, Dorothy Ann!
06:20You're on!
06:23I won first place in my class jumping contest
06:28Here's my blue ribbon to prove it
06:30Wait till I tell my class I won the jumping contest on Mercury, too!
06:35But you know what they're gonna say?
06:36What?
06:38Prove it!
06:39Prove it!
06:47Prove it!
06:48How on Earth? I mean, how am I gonna prove I was on Mercury?
06:52Man, the aliens on Mercury sure make big footprints!
06:56Nothing can live on Mercury, Ralphie
06:58It's too hot and dry during the day
07:00And according to my research, lay below freezing at night
07:04And day or night there's no air
07:06Which makes it extremely difficult to breathe
07:10Well, something had to make tracks this big
07:13Something did, Ralphie! Meteorites!
07:17Hmm...
07:17Meteorites are pieces of stone or iron that fall from space
07:21Come along, class!
07:23If the ones that hit the planet are called meteorites
07:26What do you call the ones that miss?
07:29What?
07:30Meteorites!
07:31Meteorites!
07:38Wow!
07:40Janet, what are you doing?
07:42Hey, watch it!
07:44Eureka!
07:45My very own meteorite!
07:47When I show this to my class, it'll prove I was on Mercury!
07:53Oh, Janet...
07:55Why don't you help us?
07:57Wahoo!
07:59We're now approaching
08:01Venus, the second planet from the sun
08:04I can't wait, I can't wait, I can't wait!
08:06Cool!
08:07Venus has clouds, just like Earth
08:10Wow!
08:11What if you?
08:13Uh...
08:14I think I'll go...
08:15Sit down now
08:21Come along, class!
08:23Hey!
08:24Ugh!
08:25I feel like I weigh the same here as I do on Earth
08:28That's because Venus is about the same size as Earth
08:31and has about the same gravity
08:33Come on, Arnold!
08:35Check out those weird clouds!
08:40Oh, good! A little rain will cool the place down!
08:43Except that's not rainwater in those clouds, Wanda
08:46It's sulfuric acid
08:48Sulfuric acid?
08:49Mm-hmm
08:50It's a deadly poison
08:51Oh, we're perfectly safe!
08:54As long as we keep our spacesuits on!
08:57I like rocks, but...
08:59This is ridiculous!
09:02Do you have to have all of these?
09:05Absolutely!
09:06If this doesn't prove I was on Venus, nothing will!
09:17We're now passing through the orbit of the third planet, which is Earth!
09:22Look! It's so beautiful!
09:25And there's air we can breathe!
09:27And it's not too hot or not too cold!
09:31The only one that supports life!
09:36And coming up is Mars!
09:38The fourth planet!
09:40Right, Ms. Frizzle?
09:41Very good, Janet!
09:44Ooh, you certainly do know your planets!
09:47I got straight A's on all my reports!
09:49We know, we know, enough already!
09:53Ah, here we are, class!
09:55Take a look at Mars!
09:58How marvelous!
10:04It looks like the whole place is rusty!
10:07No wonder it's called the Red Planet!
10:09As you can see, the soil here is colored by red dust, which has iron in it!
10:15Look at those cliffs of ice!
10:19Ice climbing, anyone?
10:22Why?
10:22No thanks!
10:24Too cold!
10:24Too slippery!
10:26Too red!
10:26Who wants to waste time climbing up an old ice cap anyway?
10:29Come on, cuz!
10:30We've got work to do!
10:32Maybe I should've stayed home today!
10:38We've made it to the top!
10:40I wonder if Mars could've been another Earth, if it had water and wasn't so cold!
10:44Maybe, but as I always say, Mars is the best place for ice cream!
10:49Ice cream? Where?
10:50Here! Here! Ice cream!
10:54Woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo!
10:57Woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo!
10:59Woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo!
10:59Woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo!
11:00Let's go!
11:02Ice cream!
11:04Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
11:10That's the last ice block!
11:14Great! Now for some red dust!
11:16On Earth, I had simple little drawers, emptying waste baskets, feeding the fish, clearing the table!
11:25The only thing is, we've been to Mercury, Venus, and Mars so far, and we haven't seen a single...
11:35Alien!
11:38Tell him we surrender!
11:40Tell him we surrender!
11:43Hi, guys! Which way's the bus?
11:45Arnold!
11:48I knew it was him the whole time!
11:50Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
11:56Mars, ice and dust! Enough to prove we were on Mars!
12:00Ah! No need to thank me!
12:02I don't think there's much chance of that, Janet.
12:05Look! A flying potato!
12:07Huh?
12:08That's no potato! It's an asteroid, Ralphie!
12:11A hug of space rock! Smaller than a moon, but bigger than a meteorite.
12:16It's part of the Asteroid Belt, a ring of asteroids which divides our solar system into the inner and outer
12:24planets.
12:29What happened?
12:31An asteroid!
12:32I gotta happen!
12:34Please, it'll only take me a second.
12:38Watch out!
12:43What was that?
12:44What happened?
12:46What's going on?
12:47Don't worry, class.
12:49Just an unexpected orbital interruption.
12:51Let's just see where we are, shall we?
12:54The planet!
12:57It's gone!
13:00We're lost in space!
13:03We're lost in space!
13:16As I always say, there's nothing a good space mechanic can't fix.
13:21Wrench!
13:22Wrench!
13:24Wires!
13:25An asteroid!
13:28I mean flyer!
13:31Screwdriver!
13:35An asteroid!
13:38Perfect proof!
13:39Miss Frizzle!
13:41Miss Frizzle, we've got half of the map now.
13:42Good.
13:43One more adjustment.
13:45Earth!
14:02Keep your claw on that button, Liz.
14:05Up, up, and away!
14:10Ah, bad news.
14:13Janet, we're not only lost in space.
14:16We're lost in space without a teacher.
14:19What are we going to do? What are we going to do? What are we going to do?
14:22Miss Frizzle to class. Miss Frizzle to class, come in.
14:25No reason to panic. I'd never leave you.
14:28I'm right here. I'll give you a hint.
14:31I'm headed for one of the outer planets.
14:35But that's the half of the map that we don't have.
14:38Oh, good. You can fill it in as you go along.
14:41You've got a navigator who knows the neighborhood.
14:44We do?
14:45Of course. Janet.
14:52I wonder if Miss Frizzle's down there.
14:56Wow, which planet is that?
14:58One of the gas giants.
15:03What is that red blotch?
15:05It's a storm, thousands of miles wide, and the only planet with a big red spot is Jupiter.
15:13Jupiter, the fifth planet.
15:16All right, Janet. Way to go.
15:19Now, if I could just get some of that red spot, it would prove I've been to Jupiter.
15:25Miss Frizzle to bus. Miss Frizzle to bus. Over.
15:28Jupiter is the largest planet.
15:31But don't worry, Carlos, because I'm not on it.
15:34Then where are you?
15:36I've got to have some of that red spot.
15:43We're out of control.
15:45Janet! Pull up! Pull up!
15:49It's all yours, Ralphie.
15:51Whoa!
15:58Janet!
15:59Chill out, guys. If you visit Jupiter, you've got to have proof, right?
16:05I knew I should have stayed home today.
16:08Miss Frizzle's class. Miss Frizzle's class. Come in, please.
16:12Miss Frizzle! Janet almost got us!
16:15I got them some of Jupiter's red spot.
16:17Did you say red hot?
16:18What? You're not even warm yet.
16:21The outer planet I'm on is very cold and dark.
16:24The colder you get, the warmer you'll be to finding me.
16:28Oh, great. Now it's a riddle.
16:30Off we go again.
16:33Hey, look! Another planet!
16:37It's beautiful!
16:39Where are we?
16:40It's got to be Saturn.
16:42There's no other gas giant with such beautiful rings.
16:46Saturn, the sixth planet.
16:48Well, it must be cold down there because Saturn is pretty far away from the sun.
16:53But Miss Frizzle said cold and dark.
16:56It could be very, very dark on Saturn.
16:59Oh, no, you don't.
17:01You just want to grab more stuff.
17:03Hey, I'm just trying to help.
17:05If you want to play Let's Find Miss Frizzle without a map for the rest of your life,
17:10that's fine with me.
17:13Hmm, Janet's right.
17:15Miss Frizzle could be on Saturn, couldn't she?
17:17Okay, Arnold, but it's your job to keep your crazy cousin under control.
17:22Miss Frizzle to bus, Miss Frizzle to bus, over.
17:26Oh, Liz and I can't wait to show you all the stars we can see out here.
17:32Oh, it's so beautiful.
17:34Come back.
17:36What about a hint?
17:37She just gave us a hint, Ralphie.
17:40She did?
17:41Yeah.
17:42She can see the stars.
17:44Which means she can't be on Saturn.
17:46She can never see the stars through all those storms and clouds.
17:52Planet number seven coming up.
17:54That must be Uranus.
17:56You can tell by its tilted fake ray rings and its blue-green gases.
18:04See, Kaz, Uranus doesn't do a thing for me.
18:07So you can get off me, okay?
18:10Sorry, Janet, but I have to stay on top of the situation.
18:14The Frist couldn't see the stars through those clouds either.
18:17No way she's on Uranus.
18:19To the next planet.
18:20Wait!
18:21I need proof!
18:24And we need Miss Frizzle.
18:26Step on it, Wanda.
18:28Hey, watch it!
18:30Neptune!
18:32Please!
18:33We got it, Captain Neptune!
18:35It's my favorite planet!
18:39The eighth planet, Neptune.
18:42Looks like another planet's surrounded by gases.
18:46And it's blue.
18:48Blue!
18:48My favorite color!
18:51Forget it, Janet.
18:53Miss Frizzle couldn't see the stars from down there.
18:56Go, Wanda!
18:58No!
19:04Now where do we go?
19:06She's not on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, or Neptune.
19:10That means there's only one planet left.
19:13Which one?
19:14I'll tell you, after Arnold gets off of it!
19:19Right, listen carefully.
19:21Miss Frizzle is on the farthest planet from the sun, Pluto.
19:26To Pluto!
19:33Pluto's cold and dark, all right.
19:36And clear.
19:37They've got to be here!
19:39They've got to be here!
19:47Look!
19:49There they are!
19:53Yay!
19:55Good work, class!
19:57We knew you'd find us!
19:59Right, Liz?
20:00Sure can't see the stars from here.
20:03I wonder where the sun is.
20:05See that tiny star over there?
20:07Uh-huh.
20:08Well, that's it.
20:09That's the sun?
20:10Mm-hmm.
20:11No wonder Pluto's so cold and dark.
20:13Look how far away the sun is.
20:15So, the colder we got, the warmer we got to finding you.
20:20It was a good hint, if I do say so myself.
20:30I got enough stuff for all of us to prove we made it to Pluto.
20:35Huh?
20:37Well, what are you waiting for?
20:39Let's go!
20:40Are you kidding?
20:41There's no room in there.
20:43All right, be that way.
20:54There's no way I'm going home without my stuff.
20:57There's no way I'm going home without you.
20:59It's proof!
21:01Nobody will believe me without it!
21:03I'll believe you.
21:05They'll believe you.
21:08Janet, you want proof?
21:10I'll give you proof.
21:12Here's proof of what'll happen to you if you stay here with your stuff.
21:16Arnold, no!
21:21Oh, no!
21:23That turns!
21:25And step on!
21:41Thanks, Janet.
21:43Arnold, it's the least I can do.
21:45If it weren't for you, I'd still be on Pluto with all my stuff.
21:48I don't need to prove anything.
21:50That was the most amazing field trip ever.
21:53You know it, I know it.
21:55If no one else believes me, that's their problem.
21:59Right on!
22:00Way to go, Janet!
22:01You said it!
22:02Uh, June!
22:05Attention all students!
22:07We've just learned that scientists have made their first contact with an alien from outer space!
22:11An alien!
22:13Wow!
22:14Ralphie was right!
22:15Oh, my!
22:17The alien, claiming to be from Pluto, has called to complain about a pile of litter that was recently dumped
22:22on his planet!
22:24Ralphie!
22:26As I always say, class, you're out of this world!
22:30Oh, my God!
23:12Hello, Magic School Bus!
23:14Don't you mean, the Twilight Zone?
23:16That show had more science fiction than fact!
23:18Well, we realize a school bus would make a lousy spacecraft.
23:22I'll give you that one, but only because you call it a magic school bus.
23:27But there's no way any spacecraft could visit all nine planets in a day.
23:30Well, if we did it in real time, you would be a grown-up by the time we got to
23:34Pluto.
23:34Speaking of Pluto, scientists don't really know what its surface is like.
23:38You're right, but until one of you kids grows up to be an astronomer or an astronaut and figures out
23:44what Pluto is like, we have to guess.
23:46Also, Pluto right now isn't the ninth planet from the sun.
23:49Until 1999, it's temporarily inside Neptune's orbit.
23:53Right again!
23:55What about those funny-looking sun goggles?
23:57I happen to know you should never look directly at the sun.
24:00Hurts your eyes?
24:01You're one bright kid.
24:04So how come some of the time the kids were floating around in the bus?
24:07Well, when the bus was coasting with the rocket engines off, they were weightless, like astronauts.
24:13Oh, yeah. So how come they were able to walk around in the bus some time?
24:17Well, would you, uh, believe in artificial gravity geoscopic confabulator?
24:24No way.
24:25Okay, you got me. We just fudged it.
24:27And don't think I did notice that you had all the planets lined up in a neat little row?
24:31Oh, that.
24:32What? Well, it's true that planets are very rarely all lined up like that.
24:37Yeah, like almost never.
24:39But it's so much easier to keep track of them all that way.
24:42You wouldn't want us to have forgotten one, would you?
24:44And another thing.
24:45If an astronaut ever does make it to Pluto, she'd better not take her helmet off.
24:49You think they'd end up with more than a cold, huh?
24:52She'd end up a block of ice, or worse.
24:54Which reminds me why I called in the first place.
24:56Yes?
24:57I'm still waiting for someone to get that pile of litter off my planet.
25:17I'm a magic school bus.
25:21I'm a magic school bus.
25:28Rock the river of lava
25:30On the Magic School Bus
25:32Such a ride, baby
25:34So strap your bones right to the sea
25:37Come on in and don't be shy
25:39Just to make your day complete
25:41You might get back up to a pile
25:43On the Magic School Bus
25:45Stuck inside, it's a ride to ride
25:48Come on
25:49Right on the Magic School Bus
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