The voice of the " Visit your local library..." sounds like Dick (Richard) Robinson. He's the president and CEO of Scholastic. I heard him in an interview and he had a similar voice. I could be wrong though. I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't him.
When I was in 4th grade, I would have been 100 percent satisfied if the original 1994 TV series was on PBS Kids Go. Then it really would have been back on air. If so, all episodes would have reused the Season 4 funding (but with the logos in different versions).
I never knew this fourth season even had a funding cuz they never had any episodes of season 4 on vhs. Anyways, thank you & excellent job at what you do, keep up the good work
The first variant was only used for the first episode. The announcer’s saying “...and Microsoft Home” at 1:22 does not make any sense because the NSF credit still shows, so that must be a goof that is fixed for the following episodes that Microsoft/Microsoft Home had done funding for.
The second female announcer's voice wasn't heard in the funding credits from Season 1. (That's because CPB and Viewers Like You didn't sponsor TMSB when the show premiered on PBS.)
CPB and Viewers Like You was in S2 and S3. But S4 had NSF, Carnegie Corporation of New York, AND Viewers Like You. Also, this is the funding credits (read on the back cover of the "Magic School Bus" TV tie in books): "Major funding for 'The Magic School Bus' television project is provided by MICROSOFT HOME --the makers of a broad line of quality software for your home computer. Additional funding is provided by the U.S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY and CARNEGIE CORPORATION OF NEW YORK". I read that on TV tie in books of the BLOWS ITS TOP and OUT OF THIS WORLD episodes. Because I have the OUT OF THIS WORLD (the TV tie in book adaptation of the OUT OF THIS WORLD TV series episode).
Scorbunny: Did you know that there is a reboot called The Magic School Bus Rides Again? It only airs on Netflix. Sobble: Yeah, I agree with Scorbunny. It is a TV series based on the book by Scholastic (The same company that made the books for Clifford, Wings of Fire, Spirit Animals and more)
Season 1 (1994) -This season introduced National Science Foundation, Microsoft Home, United States Department of Energy, and Carnegie Corporation of New York. Season 2 (1995) -The ending tag had Liz appearing behind the logo after the end credits, and Corporation for Public Broadcasting and Viewers Like You joined the roster. Season 3 (1996) -The 1987 Microsoft logo replaced the 1993 Microsoft Home logo, and the dialogue was edited to replace the word "Microsoft Home" with "Microsoft". Season 4 (1997) -This season excluded Microsoft, United States Department of Energy, and Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Therefore, the only permanent sponsors were National Science Foundation and Carnegie Corporation of New York.
But SEASON 4 still included "Viewers Like You". Also, in the "Magic School Bus" book promo (through PBS broadcast) the one book "The Magic School Bus: 'Lost in the Solar System'" was only included in the first 2 seasons (that being SEASONS 1 and 2). But in SEASONS 3 and 4 (the final 2 seasons out of 4), it was removed and stopped being included in the book promo.
According to "Magic School Bus Wiki", the "Going Batty" and "In a Pickle" both failed to credit (in the funding credits) "CPB" and "Viewers Like You". And in "The Busasaurus", the funding credits were not seen and went directly to the "book promotion" after the end credits. I know that because when VHS videos were still around and I checked out "The Busasaurus" VHS video from the library, it did not have the funding credits. (That is, even though "CPB" and "Viewers Like You" joined the funding credits roster beginning in SEASON 2.)
Season 1 (1994) Major funding for "The Magic School Bus" was provided by the National Science Foundation, supporting education and research in science, mathematics, and technology. Microsoft Home supports "The Magic School Bus" and other programs that further learning, exploration, and discovery. Additional funding was provided by U.S. Department of Energy, and Carnegie Corporation of New York. Season 2 (1995) Major funding for "The Magic School Bus" was provided by the National Science Foundation, supporting education and research in science, mathematics, and technology. Microsoft Home supports "The Magic School Bus" and other programs that further learning, exploration, and discovery. Additional funding was provided by U.S. Department of Energy, and Carnegie Corporation of New York, and by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and the annual financial support from Viewers Like You. Season 3 (1996) Major funding for "The Magic School Bus" was provided by the National Science Foundation, supporting education and research in science, mathematics, and technology. Microsoft supports "The Magic School Bus" and other programs that further learning, exploration, and discovery. Additional funding was provided by U.S. Department of Energy, and Carnegie Corporation of New York, and by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and the annual financial support from Viewers Like You. Season 4 (1997) Major funding for "The Magic School Bus" was provided by the National Science Foundation, supporting education and research in science, mathematics, and technology. Additional funding was provided by Carnegie Corporation of New York, and the annual financial support from Viewers Like You.
You should know that reruns were on PBS until Sept. 25, 1998. And I think that reruns reused the SEASON 4 funding credits. You are right about all 4 SEASONS. But RERUNS (of episodes) reused the funding credits from SEASON 4 from here on out until Sept. 25, 1998.
The original DragonflyTV funding credits used my favorite National Science Foundation logo. (You know, the one with the turning letters, flying streamers, and a moving backdrop that looks like a real volcano. I named it "NSF in a Volcano".)
NSF and Microsoft home and CPB and U.S. Department of Education's ready to learn grant and The Carnegie Corporation of New York and U.S. Department of Energy and by contributions to PBS stations from Viewers Like You! Thank You!
Visit your local library... Hits hard man
Hearing That Makes Me Wanna Get A Book From The Library.
I’ve Only Seen Fundings On The DVD’s!
The voice of the " Visit your local library..." sounds like Dick (Richard) Robinson. He's the president and CEO of Scholastic. I heard him in an interview and he had a similar voice. I could be wrong though. I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't him.
The NSF logo and background was updated after the show was airing in reruns it went from a blue background to a nebula like background
The funding narrator sounds so tired
The first one?
These credits always used to scare me as a kid!
Oh, my. Did both female announcers' voices scare you when you were little?
It was mostly the Microsoft Home funding!
I understand.
It's was scary at first but once i got used to it i liked it btw im 12
@@articakennedy4822 For me it was The Corporation for Public Broadcasting logo. Nightmares a-many I had from grades 2-6. I still don't like it.
When I was in 4th grade, I would have been 100 percent satisfied if the original 1994 TV series was on PBS Kids Go. Then it really would have been back on air. If so, all episodes would have reused the Season 4 funding (but with the logos in different versions).
Man, that Microsoft Home thing was pretty cool
The Magic School Bus takes the kids on a lot of adventures -- under the sea, through an anthill - and even inside the human body!
The Magic School Bus Gary Conrad
Created by Ron Myrick Bob Boyle
Directed by Butch Hartman
Written by Ron Rodecker Ken Bruce
Maaaaaaannnnnnnnnnn, you knew it was gonna be a good day in Science class when the teacher put either this or Bill Nye the Science Guy on!
no disappointment quite like hearing the OTHER class watching them in the other room while yours has a quiz LOL
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Probably the best OG PBS Kids show ever
Who does the funding voiceover? I think she also did a voice in Rocko's Modern Life (the sarcastic-sounding nurse in the appendictis episode.)
I never knew this fourth season even had a funding cuz they never had any episodes of season 4 on vhs. Anyways, thank you & excellent job at what you do, keep up the good work
It looked fake to me.
This show aired on TLC Ready Set Learn block
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I got chills of Nostalgia right now.
The first variant was only used for the first episode. The announcer’s saying “...and Microsoft Home” at 1:22 does not make any sense because the NSF credit still shows, so that must be a goof that is fixed for the following episodes that Microsoft/Microsoft Home had done funding for.
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The second female announcer's voice wasn't heard in the funding credits from Season 1. (That's because CPB and Viewers Like You didn't sponsor TMSB when the show premiered on PBS.)
CPB and viewers like you didn’t join the program in providing funding until later into the shows life nearing the end
CPB withdrew in the 4th season
CPB and Viewers Like You was in S2 and S3. But S4 had NSF, Carnegie Corporation of New York, AND Viewers Like You.
Also, this is the funding credits (read on the back cover of the "Magic School Bus" TV tie in books):
"Major funding for 'The Magic School Bus' television project is provided by MICROSOFT HOME --the makers of a broad line of quality software for your home computer. Additional funding is provided by the U.S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY and CARNEGIE CORPORATION OF NEW YORK".
I read that on TV tie in books of the BLOWS ITS TOP and OUT OF THIS WORLD episodes. Because I have the OUT OF THIS WORLD (the TV tie in book adaptation of the OUT OF THIS WORLD TV series episode).
The version from Season 2 would be what was shown at the end of VHS tapes of the series!
1994 to 1997 the magic school bus
The original television show? You bet.
Do you think you can do either Teletubbies, or Cyberchase next?
You should do cyberchase
Do you like the part when the producers answer the phone?
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The Magic School Bus Original Series Show
It’s from Scholastic Inc.
Scorbunny: Did you know that there is a reboot called The Magic School Bus Rides Again? It only airs on Netflix.
Sobble: Yeah, I agree with Scorbunny. It is a TV series based on the book by Scholastic (The same company that made the books for Clifford, Wings of Fire, Spirit Animals and more)
Yea but it's not like the old magic school bus tv show
@@mjdandridge6857 Except with Kate McKinnon
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@@loveydoveynooloo2014 Cause why not.
The Magic School Bus (1994-1997) 1. Season 1 (1994-1995) 2 . Season 2 (1995-1996) 3. Season 3 (1996-1997).
When I was watching Bella in the loop, at the end, they had funding credit!
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I know I was born in 1999 but I didn’t know The Magic School Bus was on PBS kids
Frontline funding credits compilation do it nowwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Season 1 (1994)
-This season introduced National Science Foundation, Microsoft Home, United States Department of Energy, and Carnegie Corporation of New York.
Season 2 (1995)
-The ending tag had Liz appearing behind the logo after the end credits, and Corporation for Public Broadcasting and Viewers Like You joined the roster.
Season 3 (1996)
-The 1987 Microsoft logo replaced the 1993 Microsoft Home logo, and the dialogue was edited to replace the word "Microsoft Home" with "Microsoft".
Season 4 (1997)
-This season excluded Microsoft, United States Department of Energy, and Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Therefore, the only permanent sponsors were National Science Foundation and Carnegie Corporation of New York.
Also, the first announcer's voice is a bit different in the Season 4 funding credits.
But SEASON 4 still included "Viewers Like You". Also, in the "Magic School Bus" book promo (through PBS broadcast) the one book "The Magic School Bus: 'Lost in the Solar System'" was only included in the first 2 seasons (that being SEASONS 1 and 2). But in SEASONS 3 and 4 (the final 2 seasons out of 4), it was removed and stopped being included in the book promo.
According to "Magic School Bus Wiki", the "Going Batty" and "In a Pickle" both failed to credit (in the funding credits) "CPB" and "Viewers Like You". And in "The Busasaurus", the funding credits were not seen and went directly to the "book promotion" after the end credits. I know that because when VHS videos were still around and I checked out "The Busasaurus" VHS video from the library, it did not have the funding credits. (That is, even though "CPB" and "Viewers Like You" joined the funding credits roster beginning in SEASON 2.)
Was Lily Tomlin said?
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Do Bill Nye funding
Season 1 1994
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Frontline
Ok Cyberchase or The Magic School Bus
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What’s the name of the narrator for the funding and the Microsoft commercial, does anyone here know?
I don't
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The Ruff Ruffman Show Funding Credits
Season 1 (1994)
Major funding for "The Magic School Bus" was provided by the National Science Foundation, supporting education and research in science, mathematics, and technology. Microsoft Home supports "The Magic School Bus" and other programs that further learning, exploration, and discovery. Additional funding was provided by U.S. Department of Energy, and Carnegie Corporation of New York.
Season 2 (1995)
Major funding for "The Magic School Bus" was provided by the National Science Foundation, supporting education and research in science, mathematics, and technology. Microsoft Home supports "The Magic School Bus" and other programs that further learning, exploration, and discovery. Additional funding was provided by U.S. Department of Energy, and Carnegie Corporation of New York, and by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and the annual financial support from Viewers Like You.
Season 3 (1996)
Major funding for "The Magic School Bus" was provided by the National Science Foundation, supporting education and research in science, mathematics, and technology. Microsoft supports "The Magic School Bus" and other programs that further learning, exploration, and discovery. Additional funding was provided by U.S. Department of Energy, and Carnegie Corporation of New York, and by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and the annual financial support from Viewers Like You.
Season 4 (1997)
Major funding for "The Magic School Bus" was provided by the National Science Foundation, supporting education and research in science, mathematics, and technology. Additional funding was provided by Carnegie Corporation of New York, and the annual financial support from Viewers Like You.
You should know that reruns were on PBS until Sept. 25, 1998. And I think that reruns reused the SEASON 4 funding credits. You are right about all 4 SEASONS. But RERUNS (of episodes) reused the funding credits from SEASON 4 from here on out until Sept. 25, 1998.
You okay for me to do a “1st anniversary” intro for you?
Sure. Although my first anniversary isn’t until August.
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You:71:Mom!!!
The last one looked fake to me.
The magic school bus
TBN KIDS shows funding credits.
Season 2 1995
Department of Energy ❤️💕💖
2:42 2:49 3:02 2:49 2:50 3:12 3:19 3:29
And The Annual Financial Support Of Viewers Like You
Where Is Thank You?
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The original DragonflyTV funding credits used my favorite National Science Foundation logo. (You know, the one with the turning letters, flying streamers, and a moving backdrop that looks like a real volcano. I named it "NSF in a Volcano".)
Yes
3:45
Wow así
NSF and Microsoft home and CPB and U.S. Department of Education's ready to learn grant and The Carnegie Corporation of New York and U.S. Department of Energy and by contributions to PBS stations from Viewers Like You! Thank You!
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