Phoebe Terese is worried about all the poor animals living in deserts. How will they ever survive? Fortunately, the Friz takes her class on an overnight field trip to the desert in order to do something about it, and for once, Arnold is not complaining.
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00:02Seatbelts, everyone!
00:04Please let this be a normal field trip.
00:06With the friends?
00:07No way!
00:08Closin' on the main street
00:10You're relaxin', feelin' good
00:12Next thing that you know, you'll see it
00:16I'm the person I made the world
00:18Surfin' on the sideway
00:21Swingin' through the stars
00:22Take your left to your intestine
00:24Take your second right past more
00:26From the magic school bus
00:28Navigate a nostril
00:30I'm on the magic school bus
00:32Make a plain dungeon
00:34I'm on the magic school bus
00:36Drop the river of lava
00:38I'm on the magic school bus
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 on the magic school bus
00:53Step inside, it's a wider ride
00:56Come on!
00:57Right on the magic school bus
01:00DESERTS
01:01DEE-DEE-DEE-DEE-DEEH
01:11WHOO!
01:12cars
01:26TEEEL-DEE-DEE也
01:27It just doesn't say desert yet.
01:30Are you kidding?
01:32It screams desert.
01:35We've got sand.
01:37We've got gravel.
01:39We've got desert plants like cacti, creosote bushes,
01:43Uncle Tio.
01:45We've got the desert's harsh conditions.
01:48Hot, blazing sun.
01:50Dry, blinding dust storms.
01:55Tink's right.
01:56There's something missing.
01:57Then bones and bones and dry bones and bones and bones and dry bones and bones and bones and dry
02:04bones.
02:05As I always say, Arnold, it never hurts to be prepared.
02:09That's funny, Ms. Frizzle.
02:11That's exactly what I was thinking.
02:13I know, I know.
02:14Desert animals.
02:16That's what's missing.
02:18Ms. Frizzle, a diorama will never be complete without desert animals.
02:23Dynamic deduction, Phoebe.
02:27Huh?
02:28Huh?
02:29Huh?
02:29What are these should do for now?
02:31Now?
02:31Later, I'm worried about.
02:33Thank you, Ms. Frizzle.
02:35Here you go, little guy.
02:37According to my research, that's a kangaroo rat.
02:41And that's a Gila monster.
02:43Isn't it cute?
02:46Isn't it cute?
02:46Only Phoebe would think a Gila monster is cute.
02:49And there's more.
02:51Tortoise.
02:53Beetle.
02:54Scorpion.
02:56Jackrabbit.
02:57Roadrunner.
03:00Whoa, Liz.
03:02What's up with you?
03:04And do you know what this is?
03:05A baby coyote.
03:09Phoebe, are you sure all these animals live in the desert?
03:14Think about it.
03:15The desert is really hot.
03:18The sun beats down all day long.
03:21Feet, feet, feet.
03:22And there's nowhere for the animals to go to escape the heat.
03:26Heat, heat.
03:27But not only is it hot, but there's hardly any food in the desert.
03:33So any animal that shows its face gets eaten by a bigger one.
03:39Huh?
03:40Stop.
03:41And that's not all.
03:43It isn't?
03:44The worst part, there's almost no water in the desert.
03:49No water?
03:51Uh-huh.
03:52No shelter, no food, no water.
03:56In no time at all, all your cute little animals are buzzer bait.
04:02Scare-city is the name of the game, Phoebes.
04:05Scare-city.
04:07He's right, Phoebe.
04:09There's not much food, water, or shelter in the desert.
04:11We've got to do something.
04:13Yeah.
04:14What can we do?
04:15What can we do?
04:16What can we do?
04:18Well, at my old school, we take a stand and form a committee.
04:22Go on a field trip?
04:25Arnold, are you serious?
04:28He's right.
04:29SADS to the rescue!
04:32SADS?
04:33Students Against Desert Scarcity.
04:36To the desert.
04:38Miss Frizzle?
04:39Yes, Arnold?
04:40For once, I'm prepared.
04:43Regulation Desert.
04:44As outlined in Chapter 7 of My New Field Trip Survival Guide.
04:49Miss Frizzle, do your worst.
04:52I'll do my best, Arnold.
04:54Well, are you guys coming?
04:56Or do I have to save these desert animals all by myself?
04:59To the bus!
05:01Follow that Phoebe!
05:11Hey, Arnold, so what do you have in that knapsack anyway?
05:15Oh, a little sunblock, snakebite kit.
05:18He does mallow blasters.
05:19What?
05:20No football?
05:21Carlos, we are not going to the desert to have fun.
05:24We're not?
05:26The desert is full of surprises, Phoebe.
05:30And this bus is so slow.
05:32Can't we go any faster, Miss Frizzle?
05:34Every second we waste means those poor little animals are out there suffering.
05:38Well, that's one way of looking at it, Phoebe.
05:42Okay, bus, do your stuff!
05:45Yahoo!
05:47Yahoo!
05:49Yahoo!
05:51Yahoo!
05:51Yahoo!
05:55Yahoo!
06:00She'll be coming around the mountain when she comes, when she comes!
06:04Are we there yet?
06:06Chill, Phoebe.
06:07We only just took off.
06:09We're flying over mountains.
06:11You say students against desert scarcity.
06:14Yeah, and the mountains have plenty of shelter, food, and water.
06:18Miss Frizzle, we must be going the wrong way.
06:20The wrong way?
06:21Why, Phoebe, if it weren't for these mountains, there wouldn't even be a desert.
06:26What do mountains have to do with the deserts?
06:29Haven't you guys ever heard of a rain shadow?
06:31No.
06:34No.
06:34Some deserts are made by what's called the rain shadow effect.
06:38When warm, moist air rises over the mountains, its water vapor condenses into rain or snow.
06:44Well, the mountains catch all the moisture, so the air reaching the other side is dry as a desert.
06:50Look out below!
06:54It's not fair.
06:56Why should the mountains get all the water?
06:58If you keep asking questions, Phoebe, you'll find an answer.
07:03Oh, and there's the perfect parking spot.
07:05Hold on tight!
07:12Field trip tip number 63.
07:15In the event of a rapid loss of altitude, you may want to put on a parachute.
07:19Liz, my parachute?
07:22That's not a parachute!
07:24That's a pair of shoes!
07:41Look at this place!
07:43Phew!
07:45The thermoprobe reads 107 degrees Fahrenheit.
07:49That's hot!
07:51How can anything live here?
07:54Um, is it just me, or does this look like the final field trip?
08:00Come along, class.
08:01We're here to experience the desert.
08:04Take chances.
08:05Make mistakes.
08:06Get dusty.
08:08Field trip tip number 87.
08:10Not a problem.
08:11Come on, you guys.
08:13Students against desert scarcity.
08:15Remember?
08:16We've got work to do.
08:18Desert scarcity?
08:19What about dessert scarcity?
08:21I'm hungry.
08:22Hey, Arnold.
08:23Where are those mallow blasters?
08:26I'm afraid they've melted.
08:28How can you even think about eating when all those poor little animals are suffering from hunger?
08:33The only poor little animals I see are us.
08:38There's one.
08:41Why, that's a collared lizard.
08:44Why, that's a collared lizard.
08:45And that's a funny-looking bird.
08:48That Tisha is a fine example of a hungry roadrunner chasing a delicious lizard to eat.
08:57Come on, we have to protect that lizard.
09:01Huh?
09:03At my old school, lizards never ran on their hind legs.
09:07Quick, everyone, back in the bus.
09:10Phoebe, what are we doing?
09:12How would you like to be a lizard being chased by a hungry roadrunner?
09:16Ooh, a situation worth exploration, Phoebe.
09:23Wow, cool.
09:25We're a Gila monster.
09:31As I always say, when the going gets hungry, the hungry get going.
09:37Bad old battle.
09:38Bad bad bad.
09:39And getting worse, it's gaining on us.
09:42I hate field trips for week eight.
09:58Any minute now, we're going to know what it's like to be eaten.
10:02Field trip tip number 107.
10:05To avoid being eaten, become inedible.
10:07What does that mean?
10:09Class, do I hear a suggestion to avoid digestion?
10:13According to my research, Arnold, it means we ought to become something that's not very appetizing.
10:20On the button, D.A.
10:22One inedible horned lizard coming up.
10:32Phew.
10:32Close one.
10:37Well, her train experience tells us roadrunners don't like lizards or spikes.
10:42Would you?
10:43So, the little animals here have special ways to avoid getting eaten.
10:47Like running fast or being prickly.
10:49Oh, Phoebe, that's right.
10:52Which means they don't need your help, Phoebes.
10:54Are you sure about that?
10:56Life is tough in the desert.
10:58Don't we know it.
11:00It's too hot to chase after animals.
11:02Or to be chased.
11:04Phew.
11:05I'm burning up.
11:06Exactly.
11:07And somewhere out there is a poor little animal which is burning up too.
11:11Now, come on.
11:12We've got to find it and help it.
11:14Stop the bus.
11:16Please.
11:18Everybody out.
11:19Not again.
11:20And single fire class.
11:34I'm hot.
11:36I'm tired.
11:39I'm hungry.
11:41I'm prepared.
11:46Phoebe, we've been looking and looking and we haven't found any more animals.
11:51None, Phoebe.
11:52And I'm burning up.
11:54Me too.
11:55You're hot.
11:58What about that poor little jackrabbit?
12:01See?
12:01It's sitting there with the sun beating down on its head.
12:04And it's wearing a fur coat.
12:07Field trip tip number 158.
12:09When the sun is beating down on your head, put on a hat.
12:12Got that covered?
12:13Thanks, Arnold.
12:15Hey.
12:16Here, little jackrabbit.
12:18This will keep you from getting too hot.
12:19A nice hat to shade your...
12:21Phoebe.
12:23Arnold.
12:24Now, how will that jackrabbit keep cool?
12:27Well...
12:27Ear conditioning, Phoebe.
12:30Ear conditioning?
12:31Good one, Miss Frizzle.
12:33Why, thank you, Carlos.
12:35Carlos.
12:35Carlos, how can you joke at a time like this?
12:38According to my research, it's not a joke, Phoebe.
12:42You know how a car radiator cools off hot water from the engine?
12:47Some desert animals have big ears, which do the same thing.
12:50When their warm blood moves through their big ears, it gets cooled off in the same way.
12:55Stay cool.
13:00Come on, Phoebe.
13:02Just admit it.
13:03The lizards don't need your help, and neither do the jackrabbits.
13:06Okay, so the jackrabbit has a way of keeping itself cool.
13:09But what about that?
13:12Ah, that is a desert tortoise.
13:15Hmm, you don't usually see them out in the heat like this.
13:18See?
13:19An animal in need.
13:21Come on!
13:22We've got to help it.
13:24We...
13:25We do?
13:26Carlos, don't be so selfish.
13:28How would you like to be a tortoise roasting in the hot desert sun?
13:31I wish you hadn't said that.
13:34Oh, as I always say, there's more than one way to beat the heat.
13:38Oh, no!
13:54Oh, so this is what it's like to be a desert tortoise.
13:59Where are we?
14:01In a tortoise burrow, an underground shelter.
14:04It's a lot cooler down here.
14:06Ah, good observation, Keisha.
14:10Yes, another animal that can keep cool without your help, Fibolino.
14:15But, Carlos, I just thought of something.
14:18Maybe the reason we didn't see any animals is because they all burned up before we got here.
14:23I knew it.
14:25We're too late.
14:27Corona!
14:28What's happening?
14:30Oh, glass.
14:32The bus is now on automatic...
14:34Oh, okay.
14:38We're being pushed by another desert tortoise!
14:58Are we still in the desert?
15:00Wow, what happened?
15:03The sun went down and the desert has totally changed.
15:07Oh, Carlos, look.
15:09How sweet.
15:11Eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen.
15:14Hey, we weren't too late.
15:17The reason we didn't see any animals is because they were just waiting for the sun to go down.
15:21Fifty degrees Fahrenheit.
15:23You don't have any sweaters in that knapsack, do you, Arnold?
15:28Once the sun goes down, the air cools off.
15:31Field trip tip number 257.
15:34To beat the heat, do like most desert animals.
15:37Come out only at night.
15:39There you have it, Phoebe.
15:41Another way desert animals help themselves.
15:45It's okay, Phoebe.
15:46There's nothing wrong with being wrong.
15:49As I always say, make mistakes, make mistakes, make mistakes.
15:54It's the best way to learn something.
15:56But let's face it, Students Against Desert Scarcity is a bust.
16:02Okay, Carlos, okay.
16:04You don't have to rub it in.
16:06I might have made a mistake about that lizard.
16:08And I might have made a mistake about that jackrabbit.
16:11And I even might have made a mistake about the tortoise.
16:13But there's one thing I know I'm not wrong about.
16:17How much you wish you'd stayed home today?
16:19No, how much everything in the desert needs water.
16:22You're telling me.
16:26Thanks, honey.
16:27Phoebe!
16:28Well, if no one's gonna help me give water to all these poor little animals, I'll just do it myself.
16:34Phoebe, where are you going?
16:35I said I was gonna give these poor animals water, and I'm going to do it.
16:39Phoebe, I know this may sound crazy, but hear me out.
16:43Okay, Carlos, I'm listening.
16:45These animals didn't need your protection from being eaten or from burning up in the sun, right?
16:50Right.
16:51They can cope, right?
16:53Right.
16:54Well, maybe they don't need your water either.
16:58Carlos, how can you say that?
17:01You know there's no water in the desert.
17:03You said so yourself.
17:05Rain shatter, remember?
17:07But look at them.
17:08They couldn't live without water, and they are definitely alive.
17:12They must get it somehow.
17:14Okay, then.
17:15If you're so smart, tell me how.
17:19Come on, Carlos.
17:20Take chances.
17:21Get messy.
17:22Make mistakes.
17:24I...
17:25I don't know.
17:27Exactly.
17:28Maybe people like me come out here and give these animals water.
17:32Maybe people like me keep these animals alive.
17:36Hey, at least save the water for the animals.
17:39What are you talking about?
17:41Didn't you just splash me?
17:43Is that rain?
17:51Everyone back on the bus.
17:54Rain?
17:55In the desert?
17:56It doesn't rain here very often, class, but...
18:02As I always say, not very often is a long way from never.
18:08And the desert is a long way from needing my water.
18:11And we're a long way from the bus.
18:14Come on, Phoebe.
18:16Doesn't it feel great?
18:19Now we're talking water!
18:22It's amazing.
18:23We went from absolutely no water to...
18:31ivot.
18:55What are you doing?
18:57What happened to the desert?
19:01Is this a dream?
19:04No, Phoebe. It's the desert after a rainstorm.
19:10Everything's changed. There's so much activity.
19:13What happened to all the scarcity?
19:15Look at all the plants and animals.
19:19A desert life never ceases to amaze me.
19:23Do you see what I see?
19:25Flower power.
19:27It's as if they were waiting for enough water to bloom.
19:31There are shrimp in this puddle.
19:34Shrimp in the desert?
19:37Uh-huh.
19:38And pigs, too. Look.
19:40Actually, that's a peccary.
19:42A desert relative of pigs.
19:45And that cactus is full of water.
19:48According to my observations,
19:50this piece of cactus is juicy on the inside
19:54and waxy on the outside.
19:56Hey, maybe that waxy stuff keeps the water in.
20:00As I always say, when it pours, the desert stores.
20:05You know, Phoebe, you were right.
20:07The desert does need water, and the animals need protection from being eaten and from the heat.
20:12Yeah, but Carlos, you were right, too.
20:15They don't need us to help them.
20:17They're already equipped to live here.
20:20That's right, Phoebe.
20:22Everything that lives here has adaptations to help cope with life in the desert.
20:27Well, come along, class. Back to the bus.
20:29You mean, soaking up water as quickly as possible is an adaptation?
20:35Absolutely correct.
20:37And having spikes is an adaptation?
20:40That helps keep you off the menu.
20:42And burrowing under the sand.
20:44And having big ears is an adaptation for beating the heat.
20:49Yes, all things that live here have adaptations for survival.
20:53Oh, it makes so much sense, doesn't it?
20:58Field trip tip number 999.
21:01For those without desert adaptations,
21:03always travel with a teacher with frizzy red hair.
21:22Well, I have to say, except for the part where we almost got eaten,
21:27and the part where we almost burned up in the sun,
21:29and the part where we almost drowned in a flood,
21:32my field trip manual was really helpful.
21:39So glad you enjoyed it, Arnold.
21:42Well, now that I know that all these plants and animals
21:44have adaptations to help them cope with living in the desert,
21:47that gives me some time to save something else.
21:50Phoebe, I don't think this is a...
21:52I tell you, we've got to do something.
21:55Phoebe, we just did something.
21:57A whole bunch of somethings.
22:00But this time it really is an animal in need.
22:03We'll call ourselves Sash.
22:06Sash?
22:07Students Assisting Sleepy Heads.
22:11Carlos!
22:14He obviously has no adaptations to cope with desert field trips.
22:19According to my research, Phoebe,
22:22hibernation is an adaptation.
22:28As I always say, if you can't take the heat,
22:32get out of the desert.
22:42Onis, Dan 난
22:42Is this the Magic School Bus?
22:45The Magic School Bus?
22:46Magic the Magic School Bus?
22:47What do you mean? Magic the School Bus?
22:48Magic the School Bus?
22:50Magic school bus?
22:52I want the Magic School Bus!
22:54I want the Magic School Bus!
23:02Are you sure the producer wanted this fake cactus, Liz?
23:11I'd better go.
23:13Me? At my old school, kids never answer the phone.
23:18Hello?
23:19Is this the magic school bus?
23:21Yes, but...
23:22Good, because you see, I'm starting up a new group.
23:24Save our kangaroo rats, and I want Phoebe to be present.
23:28You do? I mean, that's nice of you to say, but kangaroo rats don't need to be saved.
23:34You mean they have adaptations that make it possible for them to live in the desert, too?
23:38Right. For instance, they may never take a drink in their entire lives.
23:43They can get all the water they need from the seeds and plants they eat.
23:47Well, do they have an adaptation to help them cope with the short nights?
23:51Short nights?
23:52Yeah. Watching that show, you'd think that nighttime lasted about five seconds.
23:57Oh, well, we were a little short on time.
24:01Uh-huh.
24:02But just a little. We wanted to show how desert animals come out at night. It's an adaptation, you know.
24:09Okay. Speaking of adaptations, I don't know of any plant that grows from a seed the instant it rains.
24:14Look, when you have a lot of information to cover in a half an hour, you don't have time to
24:19wait for seeds to grow into plants.
24:22But they do grow very quickly in the desert.
24:24Did you want to see the desert in full bloom after the rain or not?
24:28Of course I did. And did you know that cactus needles are really leaves?
24:32Is that an adaptation?
24:34Yes. Unlike leaves, needles don't lose any water.
24:38And you know what else? Not all deserts are hot.
24:42Hmm?
24:43Even places that are very cold are called deserts if they don't get enough rain.
24:48Fascinating. Well, thanks for calling.
24:50Wait. One more question. Do you actually know Phoebe?
24:55Yes. In fact...
24:56Could you do me a favor? Just tell her that I think she's the greatest. Goodbye.
25:02Maybe I should answer the phone more often.
25:04The Magic School Bus
25:10Surfing on the sideways
25:12Swinging through the stars
25:14Take a left at your chest
25:16And take your second right past Mars
25:18I'm a Magic School Bus
25:19Navigate a nostril
25:21I'm a Magic School Bus
25:24Make a plate and choose
25:25On our Magic School Bus
25:28Wrap the river of lava
25:30I'm a Magic School Bus
25:32Such a fine thing
25:34So step 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 baked up to a pie
25:43On the Magic School Bus
25:45Step inside, it's a wild garage
25:48Come on
25:49Right on the Magic School Bus
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