Unable to read the back side of a note Professor Eugenius left under a piece of glass, the Fixies try using a suction cup to lift the heavy pane.

The Fixie kids find it a real challenge to sneak past Elisa and get back to Professor Eugenius with a spare part without setting off the motion sensor that automatically opens the door to the laboratory.

Watching Professor Eugenius test out a new airbag, the Fixie kids learn about the importance of traffic safety. The demonstration also gives Grandpus an idea about how to keep the reckless Fire a bit safer.

Tom Thomas makes a video call to Simka and Nolik at the lab and gets to see their Fixie School. But soon he must do some quick thinking when his dad enters and wants to know who the little creatures on the screen are.

It’s a very hot day in the laboratory and the Fixies work together to unravel a messy tangle of cords so they can find a free outlet for Professor Eugenius to plug in his fan and cool off.

Nolik becomes worried that Tom Thomas won’t need him anymore as a friend after Professor Eugenius replaces the leg of Tom Thomas’ favorite toy bear with a prosthesis.

Fire and Nolik decide to play a mean trick on Toola with a talking doll that Professor Eugenius brought to the laboratory. When Simka discovers what the boys did, she figures out how to get them back.

Avril drags her mom and brother to the Lunch Lab for some family-time food education. Corporal Cup walks us through the creation of Mini Burger Sliders.

The Lunch Labbers can’t keep up with Corporal Cup’s intense exercise regimen, so Fizzy and Sully the Cell teach everyone about the importance of protein to build muscle.

Professor Fizzy needs a vacation, so he invents the RoboFizz 2000 to oversee the Lab. But when the robot is reprogrammed by Fast Food Freddy to serve only greasy food, the Professor rushes home to save the day (with a tasty fruit treat)!

Fast Food Freddy hypnotizes the entire city with his new creation: The Lazy Hazy. Only Mixie-Bot can save the day with some delicious Energy-Boost Bars. Then get ready to rock with Freezer Burn’s exercise anthem!

Fizzy frantically rushes to get the Lunch Lab ready for the mayor's annual inspection, but now he doesn’t have time for breakfast! The band gets in the holiday spirit with this festive little ditty about eating tasty treats in moderation.

Delve into the enchanting world of the Brothers Grimm in this fascinating video! Discover the timeless tales collected by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, two German brothers who revolutionized the world of folklore and fairy tales in the 19th...

Learn about Carter G. Woodson, the visionary educator who created Negro History Week, the precursor to Black History Month. Discover how he dedicated his life to uncovering and celebrating the rich history of Black people in...

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William Tuttle talks about E. David Cronon, his professor at the University of Wisconsin, who had a profound impact on his writing and academic career. Initially guided to him by Merle Curti, he took every seminar Cronon offered and...

Dr. Forrester teaches about the discoveries of radioactive isotopes by Marie Curie.

Shakespeare's realistic portrayal of the ghost in Hamlet was unique and likely unexpected compared to the traditional theatrical ghosts that were more fantastical and less emotionally nuanced. This video also touches on new historicism,...

The discovery of fossilized trees and other plant remains in Antarctica, dating back over 260 million years, has forced scientists to reconsider the continent's history. These findings suggest that the region, now known for being the...

This video explores the advancements in robotics, showcasing lifelike androids created by engineers striving to replicate human characteristics. From robots with flexible silicon skin and natural movements to a professor's artificial...

This video introduces us to Charles Dodgson, better known by his pen name, Lewis Carroll. We learn about Dodgson's personal history, including his physical ailments and his career as a professor of mathematics. The video underscores...

The first woman to graduate from a U.S. medical college, Elizabeth Blackwell broke through gender barriers to make history. Her remarkable story of courage and perseverance serves as a testament to the strength of the human spirit.

This is the second video on the equations of lines and planes video series. In this video we will introduce vector form of the equation of a line, the parametric form of the equation of a line, the symmetric equations of a line, and the...