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New guilty pleasure: Indian Matchmaking on Netflix
Anyone else heard about the mother's day strike wrt Roe being overturned? I want to support but I think I would for sure get fired if I stopped working a whole week out of the blue. It feel like I should do more than pause my shopping and spending for a week
https://www.mothersdaystrike.com/about
Bill Nye the Science Guy! Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill! Love that guy lol
The Magic School Bus is an absolute classic
Does Jimmy Neutron count as a science show??
Not really science so much as fantasy, but Phineas and Ferb was my jam. It was so creative and over-the-top, they got into all these crazy situations but everything would always clear itself up right before Candace could show their parents. Hilarious and highly inventive. I still love that show, my kids watch it now
Carl Sagan's Cosmos. The show was absolutely incredible for the time, I couldn't miss a single episode. Neil deGrasse Tyson's 2014 reboot is incredible as well.
MythBusters is not necessarily for children, but it is a great show for kids and teenagers, because besides having a white humor and a little geeky, MythBusters teaches us science through experiments that try to explain everyday things. It is still my favorite.
For my son I like Blaze and the monster machines, they teach a lot of things. Math, physics, science and the best thing is that kids love it.
I remember all I would watch as a kid was National Geographic documentaries, truly inspired my love for animals and nature
OK so I know it isn't technically a kid show, but I have always adored nature documentaries. Other kids liked things like Sesame Street or whatever, but give me NatGeo any old day!
The Magic School Bus! I'm a visual learner so the show was perfect for me. It had a big part in my career choice.