MSB Meets Molly Cule

He wonder I can't ever be a dance to the very last 5th. You know how I want to get during a Molly Cule song? I know, I know. I just want to ask her one thing. Hello. dance to the very last 5th. Wanda. I know you love Molly Cule, and she's performing in Walkerville tonight, but why does that mean we have to have a car wash? Because the towel gets to meet Molly. She always has a car wash before a concert. Miss Frizzle hello class. Ready to swish him damn, swipe and wipe, take chances, meet Molly, and clean something messy. Yeah. Time aboard class.

One time, look at these car washes. They're incredible. Yeah, too incredible. What if Molly doesn't notice ours? Oh, but she will. She comes. I've waited all my life for this moment. Let's start cleaning. Nope. No way. Now that's my kind of car wash. She's stopping. Val gal is that you? Huh? Good golly, miss Molly. It's been a long time. I get the blues just thinking about it. Oh, class, meat, Molly. She toured with me in my band. She toured with you in your bed. That's right, I was one of the original frizzle S. Well, Wanda here is your biggest fan. Aren't you Wanda? That's right, miss cue, I just love your music. I know of your songs and I think you're the greatest. Why thanks a heat gumdrop. That's really sweet. Uh oh, I'm late. On my concept starts in one hour. My car is still a mess, and you know how I love my car to be clean. Please let us clean it. Please please. We'll clean it down to the very last bit. That's music to my ears. The jobs yours. Yeah. Oh, but there's just one little thing, sweetie. Whatever you do, do not get my hood ornament wet. As you can see, it's a crystal. Wow. And my new song is dedicated to it, so I need it for my show.

What does it mean of miss cule? That's my little secret, sugar. Is it just me or did one of the hottest music stars around just call you sugar? I'm counting on you kids to make it clean with a Sheen. Right bow gal? Consider it done mall? Well, it's time to find the rest of the band. Be back in a few. That's all I've got to say those monarchies are parameters wash them all the way green green green green let's see if you want to ride my car baby get it clean clean. Not clean not clean not clean. You can say that again. Not clean. I keep wetting the tigers down, but nothing happens. Where's the soap? Soap. I didn't use any. Don't you listen to mister soapy commercials Ralphie? You need water and soap to lift the dirt away. Okay, slip me some soap. Slipping you some soap, Ralphie. Whoo. Check it out. The soap makes suds, and when you add water, all the dirt swits away. Oh, a spotless discovery Ralphie. It's the slipperiness of the soap that lets suds clean duds. Then pass me a ton of suds 'cause there's tar all over this hood. We gotta get it off. Molly hates star. Oh, don't you know that I want you to go, but just sticking to me like the art. But I don't do it. I pronounce this card clean, clean, please. Down to the very last bit. Oh. I think so, miss cule. As my old pal Val gal would say, sometimes to see it all you got to see it small. Why Molly, you still have the mega magnifier I gave you. Good, good. Not good.

There's still a speck of tar on my car. There is. Listen, sweets. Since you're new at this, I'll give you another chance. But the concert starts in half an hour and I need my car by then. Right, no problem. Gotta go do a sound check. Later Val gal. I don't see any tar. If mommy says this hard, there's time. Sometimes to see it all you gotta get quite small. To the bus. We can't go on a field trip now. What if Molly comes back and we're not here? Good thinking Arnold. You stay here and stall her. Me? Why me? Because she's sweet on you. Sugar. I don't worry, Arnold. We won't be far away. You'll hear us, and we'll hear you right Liz. But. Bookie on down bust to the very last bit. I don't see any tar. We have to get smaller. You see the tar now Wanda? Not yet. Wow. We're so small, the threads in that rag look like trees. We need to get smaller. We still can't see any tar. Then hyper hyper small it is. Where they go. I don't know, Liz, the bus is never been this small. Where are you guys? Wow. It looks like we were entirely. Oh, these aren't tiles, Ralphie. It's the paint on Molly's car. No way. These things don't look like the paint on Molly's car. They're all hard red pieces. That's because when you shrink really, really small and see paint really, really close, it is in pieces. But we've been tiny before, and things never look like this. Maybe we've never been quite this small. How much did we shrink? According to the shrinker scope, we shrank down 1 millionth our normal size. That's small.

So, when you shrink about as small as you can shrink and get down to the very last bits, you can see that everything is made up of tiny little bits. Amazing, isn't it? And the little bits are called molecules. Then molecules must be like building blocks. Each one by itself is too small to look like what you're building, but put them together, and there it is. A smashing discovery, don't you think? And everything in the world is made up of molecules. Well, if everything is made up of molecules, with the tarp made up of molecules too, right on target, Phoebe. Hey, look over there. Is that hard? Here they are. Cool. Hold it. These can't be tar molecules. If you could lift them this easily, tar wouldn't stick to things and be so hard to clean off. She shows right. These molecules are long and limb. Tarr is in limp. If this is entire, then what is it? Long limb? Loose? I know. Maybe these are molecules from that rag I left on the car. Oh, cunningly concluded, Keisha. It's the properties of the molecules that make things what they are. Be they rag or bag. So if tar molecules make tar what it is, then the molecules we're looking for should be dark and sticky. Yeah. Tar molecules, then ahead. They found the tar. Come on, guys. Let's pick up those molecules. Careful Liz, you might step on somebody. Step on who sugar? Molly. Where is everybody? You kids are supposed to be cleaning up that tar. We're just taking a small break. Yeah, that's it. Well, it better be small. We're running out of time. I'm sure they won't be much longer, miss. I read you sugar.

Now I'm headed back to my hotel to get ready, then I'll be back from my car, and I expect it to be clean, clean, clean. Hear me? Yes, ma'am. Come on, you guys get rid of that tar. We hear you Arnold. Come on guys, Paul. We're pulling. These door molecules are really stuck. Yuck. Where's mister soapy when you need them? Perhaps at the a. You need water and salt to lift the dirt away. Hey, if it works in the big world, why not here? Sounds like a plan. But where do we get soap and water now? Well, we just use soap and water to wash this car. Maybe there's still some around. Where are we gonna find it? All aboard. Hey, where are you guys going? Where no kid had sun before Arnold. Will hurry up. Molly could be back any minute. Molecules on the left. Molecules on the right. But are they solving? Are they water? Well, I guess when you can make a mess. Wow. These molecules are splashy. And hard to hold onto. Then this must be water molecules. And how about beef molecules over here? What? I'd say these yellow things are so molecules. So act just like they do. Slippery. Look at how the soap molecules latch onto the water molecules. But how will we carry them all the way back to the tar? Maybe the bus can lend a hand a big one. What are we going to talk? Whatever you do, just do it now. Okay, bye. Fill your stuff. Whoo. The soap molecules are grabbing onto the tarmac with yours.

Awesome. They're peeling the tar right off the car. It's just like the commercial says, soap and water really do lift the dirt away. And it's the action of the molecules that make it happen. Man, talk about action. How's that for a grabber? No way. We don't have any water left. Oh, not a problem, Wanda. Who needs water when you've got a major collection of cotton cellulose fibers? Huh? A rag. But aren't we a little too small to drag that thing all the way over here? Oh, we're not all small. Oh, Arnold. Can you hear me? Arnold? Loud and clear, miss grizzle. What's happening? I heard you say something about a rag. It's on the hood. Fear? We see it. Could you please give the hood a little wipe? If you say so. Ready or not? Here it comes. Watch out. Did it work? Happy Arnold. The tire's all gone. I now declare this card clean. Down to the very last bit and ready for Molly. All the board class were moving out. We did it. Every last bit of the tar is gone. Thanks to you are that red king down and before we knew it, the soap and water and tar molecules were history. No. Where's Molly's crystal hot ornament? Oh no. Are you sure you saw the ornament go in the bucket? Yes. Then where is it? Well, as my sweet and confection says, when things disappear in water, there must be a solution. Do you think Molly's ornament could have dissolved in the water? But how could it? What was it made of? Wait a minute. What does it mean of miss cule? That's my little secret sugar. What? What? It's made of sugar. Of course. Molly even dedicated her song to it.

I love your sugar down to the very last bit. Yum. The sugar's here all right. We'll have to find another sugar crystal to replace Molly's ornament. We don't have time. Wait, wait wait. Since all the sugar molecules are in there, why don't we put them back together into the crystal, they came from. You mean rebuild it, but how? We'll just get small again and go in there and round up the sugar molecules. A honey of an idea, Wanda. In fact, it's delicious. To the sweetest bus in town. Hey, not again. Keep Molly busy. And don't drop the bucket. Look at those long skinny guys. They're sugar molecules all right. This bucket's full of sugar molecules. Look at them all. Please hurry. Oh, I will. 'cause if I don't drive on stage soon, my fans will disappear faster than sugar and water. I just need one more little bit of oh, no, you don't, sugar pie? Yeah, that nasty tar is gone gone gone. So it's time for me to rock and roll. Thanks, sugar. What do I owe you? Oh look. Do you want the handle? If only there was some way to get rid of these water molecules. How about saturation separation via vehicular intervention? Huh? One water Ritter gripper coming right up. Oh, the bus is getting rid of the water. Let's start stacking.

That's fine, sugar, but now I gotta go. I can't even wait for my pal Val gal in the other kids to get back. I take it my crystal hood ornaments all right. It's a fight. Wait. You can't take that guitar on stage. I can't. Why not? Filthy. We've got 20 sugar molecules piled up. And only a million foot brilliant to go. Wait a minute. It looks like the sugar molecules are starting to sack by themselves. They are indeed Keisha. They're crystallizing, forming a crystal. It's the big rock candy mountain. I guess sugar molecules stack themselves together when there's nothing in the way to stop them. Who knew? Then let's get out of the way and let this crystal make my day. How's that? Wow, I've never had a guitar so shiny. Now I've really got to go. No, I mean, just one more spot. Arnold, sweetie, you're going to polish the strings clean off of that thing. Molly, you still here. Don't you have places to go and concerts to give. You know I do Val gal, but Arne here was just doing a little extra detailing, right sugar film is cute. What do you think? Why Wanda, my car looks fantastic. Better than ever. And you did it all without hurting my beautiful crystal one little bit. It's showtime. Hey, all you sweet things out there.

This song is dedicated to miss frizzle's class. It's called down to the very last bit, and I'd like to perform this song with a little help from my Friends. Well, I can see my eyes are acting like a pair of prayers of fools. 'cause when I look at you, I see a bunch of molecules so many microman in molecules I see a million billion 1 trillion 20 billion 3. And baby you know I love you down to the very nice bits hold down all I choose inside a teeny tiny gray to dry and make a 100 billion 80 million 7009 to be precise. You go girl there in the final county. I got a couple trillion of them up, that's me. And then you know I love you down to the very last year. I'm going down. Down down down down down in a bit of teeny tiny tiny building blocks of life. My sunlight and you can boil them in a dog. Or a cat. Or a fork or a knife. Oh girl it's really hard to see them but for what it's worth now everything that's honorable for Planet Earth and baby know I love you down to the bed baby no one love you down to the very moment of you got to the very last bitch yeah hooray for molecules and for molecules. Is this the magic school bus? Is this the magic school bus? The magic magic booba? What are simple molecules sugar forms crystals as a rule is off some sugar in water you'll see the blend together like you and me oh yeah I'm on.

The hello Molly school bus I mean magic school bus. Hi, I have a little bitty question about the molecule show. Well, I'm listening to the concert. Can you call back when it's over? I'll be quick. But you know what's about it? No real bits either. Your show is wrong, wrong, wrong. What do you mean? You said when you get down to the very last minute and if it's molecules, the molecules aren't the smallest bits there are, out of the smaller molecules are made up of that. That's exactly right. Atoms are smaller than molecules and molecules are made up of atoms. But molecules are the smallest bits that give things their basic properties. You mean the way water molecules make water flow and pour? Yep, and soap molecules make soap slip and slide around in the water. So, what things molecules give it its characteristics? Its personality. Correct. Molecules are cool. They totally rule. Bye. Magic school bus. Everything in the whole world really made a molecule. Yes, everything is made of molecules and atoms. Your shoes, your Friends, your toothpaste, your popcorn, thanks for calling. Goodbye.

The building blocks and there but there are. Molecules a little bit of the youth. Swinging through the stars take a look at you and test and pick your sacrum right back on the magic school bus half a gator. I'll magic school bus drop the river of lava. I'm not in school but. First I feel from back to the sea. Come on in and don't be shy just to make your day complete. You might get back into my own school but check the inside it's a wild ride. Come on right on the magic school bus