WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:06.464 --> 00:00:07.382 [kid] Whoaaa! 3 00:00:07.465 --> 00:00:08.341 [Bus honks] 4 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 5 00:00:08.425 --> 00:00:09.843 Whoo-hoo! 6 00:00:10.719 --> 00:00:12.846 ♪ Ride on the Magic School Bus ♪ 7 00:00:13.930 --> 00:00:15.098 [Bus honks] 8 00:00:17.308 --> 00:00:19.394 [thunder crashes] 9 00:00:23.106 --> 00:00:27.402 [kids scream] 10 00:00:30.196 --> 00:00:33.033 -Whoaaa! -Oh, the humanity! 11 00:00:33.116 --> 00:00:34.868 Hold on, everybody. 12 00:00:34.951 --> 00:00:38.997 We're experiencing my favorite thing about air travel: turbulence. 13 00:00:39.080 --> 00:00:41.291 [kids scream] 14 00:00:41.374 --> 00:00:45.086 And here comes my second-favorite thing. Wind shear! 15 00:00:45.170 --> 00:00:47.964 [screaming] 16 00:00:48.047 --> 00:00:51.468 I hope we don't find out what your third-favorite thing is, Ms. Frizzle. 17 00:00:51.551 --> 00:00:53.011 Can't you get us out of this? 18 00:00:53.094 --> 00:00:55.096 Well, here's the challenge, Arnold. 19 00:00:55.180 --> 00:00:58.349 Because this is a hot-air balloon, I can't steer it. 20 00:00:58.475 --> 00:01:01.394 I can only make it do three things: go up... 21 00:01:02.437 --> 00:01:05.190 [screaming] 22 00:01:05.815 --> 00:01:06.691 Go down... 23 00:01:07.400 --> 00:01:10.403 [kids] Whooaaa! 24 00:01:10.487 --> 00:01:12.030 What's the third thing? 25 00:01:12.238 --> 00:01:13.990 Go down fast! 26 00:01:14.074 --> 00:01:16.868 [screaming] 27 00:01:17.535 --> 00:01:19.954 I knew I should've stayed home today! 28 00:01:20.038 --> 00:01:24.292 Don't say that, Arnold. This is all because of you, remember? 29 00:01:27.045 --> 00:01:28.421 [birds sing] 30 00:01:29.255 --> 00:01:31.257 Happy birthday, Arnold! 31 00:01:31.674 --> 00:01:33.468 I made this card for you. 32 00:01:34.052 --> 00:01:36.429 [Arnold] Hmm. You really captured my essence. 33 00:01:36.721 --> 00:01:38.932 And don't forget about your biggest present. 34 00:01:39.015 --> 00:01:42.310 You, Arnold, get to choose... 35 00:01:43.186 --> 00:01:44.062 our field trip. 36 00:01:44.896 --> 00:01:46.564 I guess we're staying home today. 37 00:01:46.940 --> 00:01:47.941 Even better. 38 00:01:48.024 --> 00:01:52.278 We're headed to the International Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque, New Mexico. 39 00:01:52.362 --> 00:01:54.405 Come on! Whoo-hoo! 40 00:01:54.489 --> 00:01:56.783 -[kids cheering] -[Bus honks] 41 00:01:58.576 --> 00:01:59.828 OK, here we go. 42 00:02:06.709 --> 00:02:07.836 Huh? 43 00:02:08.920 --> 00:02:09.921 [grunts] 44 00:02:10.463 --> 00:02:11.381 Um... 45 00:02:11.464 --> 00:02:15.385 isn't the balloon supposed to be... balloon-y? 46 00:02:15.802 --> 00:02:16.803 Where's the helium? 47 00:02:16.928 --> 00:02:19.097 [Ms. Frizzle] No helium in hot-air balloons, Ralphie. 48 00:02:19.430 --> 00:02:22.058 The clue is in the words "hot" and "air." 49 00:02:22.517 --> 00:02:24.894 No problem. Ralphie's full of that. 50 00:02:24.978 --> 00:02:26.604 [kids laugh] 51 00:02:26.688 --> 00:02:29.774 -[button chimes] -[machinery rattles] 52 00:02:30.024 --> 00:02:32.652 OK. First, we put in the air. 53 00:02:32.735 --> 00:02:34.404 [rotors whir] 54 00:02:34.946 --> 00:02:36.281 Why isn't it rising? 55 00:02:36.865 --> 00:02:39.367 It won't rise until we put in the hot. 56 00:02:41.744 --> 00:02:42.704 [flames roar] 57 00:02:45.290 --> 00:02:46.624 I remember this. 58 00:02:47.083 --> 00:02:51.045 When you heat something, the molecules move faster! 59 00:02:51.629 --> 00:02:54.674 Fast-moving air molecules will spread apart and fill the balloon! 60 00:02:55.008 --> 00:02:58.595 And when air molecules spread apart, the air is less dense. 61 00:02:59.178 --> 00:03:01.139 Hot, less-dense air 62 00:03:01.222 --> 00:03:04.559 rises above the cooler, denser air outside the balloon. 63 00:03:04.976 --> 00:03:09.063 [Jyoti] The hot air rises, taking the balloon along with it! 64 00:03:09.188 --> 00:03:10.273 [Ms. Frizzle] OK, class! 65 00:03:10.356 --> 00:03:12.692 -All aboard! -Come on! 66 00:03:12.775 --> 00:03:15.278 -This is amazing! -Full speed ahead! 67 00:03:15.361 --> 00:03:17.864 Full speed? Oh, no, no, no, no, no. 68 00:03:18.197 --> 00:03:21.451 Balloons don't have engines or rockets to push them forward. 69 00:03:21.534 --> 00:03:24.621 They just go up and down. That's why I love them. 70 00:03:25.121 --> 00:03:26.915 Then... how do we go anywhere? 71 00:03:27.373 --> 00:03:30.126 We just drift along on the currents of air, 72 00:03:30.209 --> 00:03:32.045 like floating down a lazy river 73 00:03:32.170 --> 00:03:35.256 on a fully inspected, totally leakproof raft. 74 00:03:35.381 --> 00:03:41.179 Kick back and relax for... the best field trip ever! 75 00:03:42.639 --> 00:03:44.599 -[thunder crashes] -[screams] 76 00:03:47.393 --> 00:03:51.231 You said hot-air balloons were quiet and gentle drifting on currents of air. 77 00:03:51.356 --> 00:03:53.524 How could I know we'd hit a thunderstorm? 78 00:03:53.608 --> 00:03:56.819 Oh, I don't know... by checking your forecast? 79 00:03:56.945 --> 00:04:01.366 Don't worry! We'll be fine as long as we don't get hit by... 80 00:04:01.449 --> 00:04:02.575 [electricity sparking] 81 00:04:02.659 --> 00:04:04.118 [kids] Lightning! 82 00:04:04.202 --> 00:04:06.079 Whoo-hoo! 83 00:04:06.579 --> 00:04:08.539 [screaming] 84 00:04:26.474 --> 00:04:28.518 [lightning crackles] 85 00:04:30.895 --> 00:04:33.064 [energy bursts] 86 00:04:36.192 --> 00:04:40.488 Dude, what just happened? 87 00:04:41.322 --> 00:04:42.740 Where did the sun go? 88 00:04:42.824 --> 00:04:46.327 Is it just the three of us? Where's everybody else? 89 00:04:47.453 --> 00:04:49.122 And what's up with the Bus? 90 00:04:49.455 --> 00:04:51.874 Bigger question: where are we? 91 00:04:51.958 --> 00:04:53.751 -Uh, guys? -[Ms. Frizzle singing] 92 00:04:53.835 --> 00:04:57.088 Something funny is happening... 93 00:04:57.171 --> 00:05:01.050 ♪ We're on a clear blue sea in Waikiki ♪ 94 00:05:01.134 --> 00:05:03.636 ♪ But something funny's going on with me ♪ 95 00:05:03.720 --> 00:05:05.096 Kapow! 96 00:05:05.179 --> 00:05:07.765 ♪ You're hangin' with the Frizz ♪ 97 00:05:07.849 --> 00:05:09.600 Get it? Hangin'? 98 00:05:09.684 --> 00:05:12.437 Because we're suspended from a hot-air balloon, of course. 99 00:05:12.520 --> 00:05:13.980 Also... [snorts] 100 00:05:14.063 --> 00:05:16.941 We're in Hawaii! [laughs] 101 00:05:17.025 --> 00:05:20.778 ♪ We're on a clear blue sea in Waikiki... ♪ 102 00:05:20.862 --> 00:05:22.405 What are you guys doing? 103 00:05:22.780 --> 00:05:24.949 Dancing! It's super catchy! 104 00:05:25.742 --> 00:05:28.703 ♪ You're hangin' with the Frizz ♪ 105 00:05:37.253 --> 00:05:38.838 [lightning crackles] 106 00:05:40.381 --> 00:05:42.341 [energy bursts] 107 00:05:42.675 --> 00:05:45.178 Intense. That was crazy loud. 108 00:05:45.261 --> 00:05:47.805 You mean the storm or Arnold's screams? 109 00:05:48.848 --> 00:05:51.309 Hey... Where is Arnold? 110 00:05:51.392 --> 00:05:53.269 And everyone else? 111 00:05:54.437 --> 00:05:56.147 I know this coastline. 112 00:05:56.230 --> 00:05:59.859 Last time I was here, I faced one of my most death-defying adventures, 113 00:05:59.942 --> 00:06:02.070 the Buried Mummy of Chan-Chan. 114 00:06:02.153 --> 00:06:05.031 Upside is, I know how long it takes to dig out of a tomb 115 00:06:05.114 --> 00:06:08.284 with nothing but a belt buckle and a button. 116 00:06:08.367 --> 00:06:09.869 Welcome to Peru, kids! 117 00:06:09.952 --> 00:06:12.038 -Peru? -Button? 118 00:06:12.121 --> 00:06:14.248 But what about the Balloon Fiesta? 119 00:06:14.332 --> 00:06:16.793 Balloon Fiesta? [groans] 120 00:06:16.876 --> 00:06:18.669 Where's the adventure in that? 121 00:06:18.795 --> 00:06:20.671 Let's take this baby to the Andes Mountains 122 00:06:20.755 --> 00:06:23.257 and surf some serious air currents! 123 00:06:23.341 --> 00:06:25.009 That's an adventure! 124 00:06:25.093 --> 00:06:28.137 -Hold on to your shirts... -[flames roar] 125 00:06:28.221 --> 00:06:29.472 [kids scream] 126 00:06:30.348 --> 00:06:31.849 [Ms. Frizzle] Yeah! 127 00:06:37.105 --> 00:06:38.898 [lightning crackles] 128 00:06:40.525 --> 00:06:42.110 [energy bursts] 129 00:06:42.193 --> 00:06:43.111 [seagull cries] 130 00:06:46.030 --> 00:06:49.117 DA! Liz! Are you all right? 131 00:06:49.242 --> 00:06:51.452 Wait... Am I all right? 132 00:06:51.577 --> 00:06:54.372 I've lost the ability to see the rest of the class! 133 00:06:54.455 --> 00:06:58.334 -Oh, no! I'm class blind! -No, you're not. 134 00:06:58.918 --> 00:07:01.712 -They're not here. It's just us. -[Arnold shudders] 135 00:07:02.296 --> 00:07:05.591 This is like my recurring dream of a field trip descending into total chaos. 136 00:07:05.675 --> 00:07:09.720 Only, oh, wait! That dream is real. And it's every single trip! 137 00:07:09.804 --> 00:07:13.558 I admit this is stranger than usual, Arnold, but we'll figure it out. 138 00:07:13.641 --> 00:07:16.144 How? Ms. Frizzle is gone. 139 00:07:16.227 --> 00:07:19.522 I'll never get to tell her how much I actually learned from her. 140 00:07:19.605 --> 00:07:21.899 [Ms. Frizzle] There's much more to learn, Arnold, 141 00:07:21.983 --> 00:07:25.111 like how not to talk about people when they aren't there. 142 00:07:25.194 --> 00:07:27.405 [stammers] Ms. Frizzle? 143 00:07:27.488 --> 00:07:30.241 Yes, and that is clearly the iconic lighthouse 144 00:07:30.324 --> 00:07:32.160 of Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia. 145 00:07:32.243 --> 00:07:35.955 Nova Scotia, Canada? What happened during the storm 146 00:07:36.038 --> 00:07:39.083 that we ended up on the opposite side of the continent from Albuquerque? 147 00:07:39.167 --> 00:07:42.712 When lightning struck the Bus, the power surge caused a rupture. 148 00:07:42.795 --> 00:07:45.214 The Bus has clearly been split and separated. 149 00:07:45.339 --> 00:07:46.716 Where's everyone else? 150 00:07:46.799 --> 00:07:48.843 An excellent question, Dorothy Ann. 151 00:07:48.926 --> 00:07:51.512 Class, what would be the best way to find them? 152 00:07:51.596 --> 00:07:55.224 Well, if the other FrizzPad is with the other part of the Bus... 153 00:07:55.308 --> 00:07:56.976 We should be able to track them! 154 00:07:57.059 --> 00:07:58.269 Good thinking, you two. 155 00:07:58.352 --> 00:08:01.314 I would also have accepted "Scream their names as loudly as we can." 156 00:08:01.397 --> 00:08:02.940 -[FrizzPad beeps] -Hmm. 157 00:08:03.024 --> 00:08:05.109 -This FrizzPad's on the fritz! -[beeping] 158 00:08:05.234 --> 00:08:06.110 There we go. 159 00:08:07.904 --> 00:08:09.822 I think we found them, but... 160 00:08:09.906 --> 00:08:11.282 could this be right? 161 00:08:11.365 --> 00:08:12.909 The other half of the Bus is in... 162 00:08:13.534 --> 00:08:14.452 Peru? 163 00:08:15.203 --> 00:08:17.371 -[beeps] -[phone rings] 164 00:08:17.455 --> 00:08:19.665 Guys! Someone's calling us! 165 00:08:19.749 --> 00:08:21.584 Please let it be a rescue team! 166 00:08:22.251 --> 00:08:24.504 -[beeps] -[static crackles] 167 00:08:24.587 --> 00:08:26.005 Wanda! You're OK! 168 00:08:26.088 --> 00:08:29.217 -Arnold! Am I glad to see you! -Hey, Arn! 169 00:08:29.300 --> 00:08:32.303 -We were starting to get worried. -Where's the rest of the class? 170 00:08:32.887 --> 00:08:36.307 We're in Nova Scotia, Canada, but it's just DA and me. 171 00:08:36.432 --> 00:08:39.393 Hold on! A part of the Bus is also in... 172 00:08:39.477 --> 00:08:41.479 -Hawaii! -[device beeps] 173 00:08:41.562 --> 00:08:43.564 [dialing] 174 00:08:43.648 --> 00:08:44.649 Keesha! 175 00:08:44.732 --> 00:08:48.361 Am I glad to see you guys! I need help immediately! 176 00:08:48.444 --> 00:08:50.738 I've got a situation over here. 177 00:08:50.821 --> 00:08:53.991 Carlos, Ralphie and Ms. Frizzle won't stop acting silly, 178 00:08:54.075 --> 00:08:55.743 even more than usual. 179 00:08:55.826 --> 00:08:58.037 But... that's not possible! 180 00:08:58.120 --> 00:09:01.749 Oh, I assure you, it is very possible! 181 00:09:01.832 --> 00:09:06.712 No. How can Ms. Frizzle be with you when she's here with us in Peru right now? 182 00:09:07.296 --> 00:09:10.883 -See? -Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! 183 00:09:11.467 --> 00:09:15.096 You know how they say you can never have too much of a good thing? 184 00:09:15.888 --> 00:09:18.307 Well, we all have a Frizzle! 185 00:09:18.891 --> 00:09:20.059 Surprise. 186 00:09:20.142 --> 00:09:23.312 [laughs] You get a Frizzle! She gets a Frizzle! 187 00:09:23.396 --> 00:09:25.606 We all get Frizzles! 188 00:09:25.690 --> 00:09:28.276 Ms. Frizzle split into three? 189 00:09:28.359 --> 00:09:30.820 Ah! This is all starting to make sense now. 190 00:09:30.903 --> 00:09:33.864 Really? Uh, according to my research... 191 00:09:34.282 --> 00:09:36.784 Oh, who am I kidding? There's no research to support this! 192 00:09:36.867 --> 00:09:38.119 This is impossible! 193 00:09:38.202 --> 00:09:40.538 Improbable, but not impossible, Dorothy Ann. 194 00:09:41.122 --> 00:09:42.832 This isn't my first split. 195 00:09:42.915 --> 00:09:47.712 Last time I experienced a magic rupture, I fractured into three parts as well. 196 00:09:48.045 --> 00:09:50.756 What you're seeing is only one-third of me. 197 00:09:50.881 --> 00:09:54.093 There's also the wacky, goofy, silly side of me. 198 00:09:54.176 --> 00:09:55.803 I call her "The Frizz." 199 00:09:55.886 --> 00:09:59.557 [laughs] Wacky, goofy side? Never met her! 200 00:09:59.640 --> 00:10:02.310 She sounds pretty awesome, though, eh? Eh? 201 00:10:02.393 --> 00:10:06.647 And I'm the daring, adventurous side. Fiona! 202 00:10:06.731 --> 00:10:09.900 Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! 203 00:10:11.235 --> 00:10:15.406 Inconceivable! Our Frizz just jumped out of the balloon! 204 00:10:15.489 --> 00:10:18.826 -What? -[laughs] Classic me! 205 00:10:19.410 --> 00:10:21.203 And then there's this part of me. 206 00:10:21.329 --> 00:10:25.499 The reliable teacher who only wants to observe and learn from a safe distance. 207 00:10:25.583 --> 00:10:27.293 Music to my ears. 208 00:10:27.376 --> 00:10:29.378 Good. Then please sit. 209 00:10:29.462 --> 00:10:33.299 Sitting is 77.84% safer than standing. 210 00:10:33.382 --> 00:10:37.887 And swinging is 100% more fun than sitting! 211 00:10:37.970 --> 00:10:39.388 Whooo-hoo! 212 00:10:39.472 --> 00:10:43.517 Uh, shouldn't we be finding a way to get all three Frizzles back together? 213 00:10:43.643 --> 00:10:47.104 You mean, "Shouldn't we be finding a way to get all three Frizzles back together 214 00:10:47.188 --> 00:10:48.272 in time?" 215 00:10:48.898 --> 00:10:51.525 In time? What do you mean, in time? 216 00:10:51.609 --> 00:10:52.610 [Ms. Frizzle] Observe. 217 00:10:52.693 --> 00:10:54.654 -[energy pulses] -[Arnold gasps] 218 00:10:55.696 --> 00:10:58.407 What... what's happening? 219 00:10:58.532 --> 00:11:01.118 Hey! Would someone give her a hand? 220 00:11:01.952 --> 00:11:03.746 [laughs] Hey, nice one! 221 00:11:03.829 --> 00:11:05.706 -Whoa! -[thuds] 222 00:11:05.790 --> 00:11:06.957 Whoo! 223 00:11:07.792 --> 00:11:11.587 Whoa! Whoa! [laughs] 224 00:11:11.671 --> 00:11:13.964 No one stands alone, class. 225 00:11:14.048 --> 00:11:16.634 Especially when they've been split into three parts. 226 00:11:16.717 --> 00:11:17.593 Meaning? 227 00:11:17.676 --> 00:11:21.806 Yeah, unforch, the, uh, Frizzle fragments can't survive on their own. 228 00:11:22.139 --> 00:11:24.558 I'm fading away, and so are the others. 229 00:11:24.642 --> 00:11:28.771 That's right. If we're not reunited soon, all three of us will disappear. 230 00:11:28.854 --> 00:11:31.941 You mean, you'll f-f-fade away f-f-forever? 231 00:11:32.274 --> 00:11:35.736 Correct. You're developing excellent comprehension skills, Arnold. 232 00:11:35.820 --> 00:11:37.446 We just need to work on your delivery. 233 00:11:37.530 --> 00:11:39.073 You'll fade away forever? 234 00:11:39.156 --> 00:11:40.574 Oh, much better. 235 00:11:40.658 --> 00:11:43.702 We can't let that happen! We gotta reunite all three Frizzles! 236 00:11:43.786 --> 00:11:44.954 We have to do it quick! 237 00:11:45.037 --> 00:11:47.123 Quickly. Adverb! 238 00:11:47.206 --> 00:11:49.125 -Quickly! -Hmm. 239 00:11:49.208 --> 00:11:52.920 It would make sense to get back to Albuquerque where the separation started. 240 00:11:53.504 --> 00:11:55.464 Albuquerque-ly! 241 00:11:55.548 --> 00:11:58.342 What an excellent deduction, Dorothy Ann. 242 00:11:58.426 --> 00:12:00.594 I'll try to coordinate with the other groups! 243 00:12:00.678 --> 00:12:03.639 First-rate plan, but please stay away from the sides 244 00:12:03.722 --> 00:12:06.559 while pacing around the basket. Safety first. 245 00:12:10.312 --> 00:12:11.856 What is she even doing? 246 00:12:11.939 --> 00:12:14.525 -Unsure. -But it looks like fun! 247 00:12:14.608 --> 00:12:16.402 Yaaaay! 248 00:12:16.485 --> 00:12:17.862 Whoo-hooo! 249 00:12:17.945 --> 00:12:19.113 Watch out! 250 00:12:19.613 --> 00:12:21.365 -Whoo-hooo! -[thud] 251 00:12:21.449 --> 00:12:22.700 -[kids gasp] -Oh, no! 252 00:12:22.783 --> 00:12:25.494 -Now what? -We gotta pull her up! 253 00:12:26.579 --> 00:12:28.831 Ptooey! I got a better idea! 254 00:12:30.583 --> 00:12:32.751 -Whoo-whooo! -[kids] No! 255 00:12:32.835 --> 00:12:35.004 [Tim] How is that a better idea? 256 00:12:38.549 --> 00:12:42.011 I'll show you. I'm in a river, and so are you! 257 00:12:42.094 --> 00:12:44.513 Water currents are like air currents, kids! 258 00:12:44.597 --> 00:12:48.100 Picture the air moving you along like this river is pushing me! 259 00:12:48.434 --> 00:12:53.439 Remarkable. She jumped into a river to teach us a lesson! 260 00:12:54.023 --> 00:12:56.233 ♪ Here we go! ♪ 261 00:12:56.317 --> 00:12:57.818 Whoo-hoo! 262 00:12:57.902 --> 00:12:59.278 [laughs] 263 00:12:59.361 --> 00:13:01.530 Water currents push me. 264 00:13:01.822 --> 00:13:04.825 Air currents push the balloon and you! Whoo-hoo! 265 00:13:04.909 --> 00:13:07.661 -[Jyoti] Oh, no! -Ms. Frizzle, stop looking at us! 266 00:13:07.745 --> 00:13:10.414 -Look in front of you! -[all] There's a waterfall! 267 00:13:10.498 --> 00:13:11.916 Whoo! Yee-ha! 268 00:13:11.999 --> 00:13:14.168 [Tim] We have to get Ms. Frizzle out of there! 269 00:13:14.627 --> 00:13:17.755 The Bus usually has the best gadgets. Let's see what we've got here. 270 00:13:19.089 --> 00:13:21.467 -Uh... this one! -[button beeps] 271 00:13:26.055 --> 00:13:28.015 How did I miss? I was aiming right for her! 272 00:13:28.098 --> 00:13:28.974 [button beeps] 273 00:13:30.351 --> 00:13:32.394 We have to take the air current into account. 274 00:13:32.478 --> 00:13:34.688 So try aiming a little behind her! 275 00:13:39.527 --> 00:13:40.861 Look in front of you! 276 00:13:41.278 --> 00:13:42.655 It's coming up fast! 277 00:13:42.738 --> 00:13:44.448 [Ms. Frizzle] That's why they call 'em rapids! 278 00:13:44.532 --> 00:13:46.033 [button beeps] 279 00:13:46.116 --> 00:13:48.202 Whoo-hoo! 280 00:13:49.411 --> 00:13:50.454 Yee-ha! 281 00:13:50.538 --> 00:13:51.705 We've got her! 282 00:13:52.957 --> 00:13:53.916 [thuds] 283 00:13:53.999 --> 00:13:55.793 Tasty save! 284 00:13:55.918 --> 00:13:59.296 So, kids, while I was heading toward a waterfall, what did you learn? 285 00:13:59.380 --> 00:14:01.715 The Bus has a magic gross lizard tongue? 286 00:14:02.007 --> 00:14:06.053 You learned that the balloon is riding air currents, the rivers of the sky! 287 00:14:06.136 --> 00:14:07.555 -[kids gasp] -Oh, no! 288 00:14:07.638 --> 00:14:10.891 Whoa! Stealth mode! [laughs] Cool! 289 00:14:10.975 --> 00:14:12.977 We have to get to Albuquerque ASAP. 290 00:14:13.686 --> 00:14:15.896 Then we need to head north as fast as we can! 291 00:14:17.731 --> 00:14:20.317 Arnold said the balloon only moves forward on air currents. 292 00:14:20.901 --> 00:14:24.530 But you can't steer to find one, you can only go up and down. 293 00:14:24.655 --> 00:14:26.740 Ms. Frizzle, how do we find a current to ride? 294 00:14:26.824 --> 00:14:28.784 I'm sorry, Keesha! I can't talk right now. 295 00:14:28.868 --> 00:14:30.995 -I'm on a very important call. -[thunder rumbles] 296 00:14:31.078 --> 00:14:32.913 -Yes, I'll hold. -Seriously? 297 00:14:32.997 --> 00:14:35.249 As serious as that storm behind you. 298 00:14:35.332 --> 00:14:37.084 [splutters] I'm so sorry about that. 299 00:14:37.167 --> 00:14:39.003 It's bananas around here. 300 00:14:39.086 --> 00:14:41.297 [thunder rumbles] 301 00:14:41.547 --> 00:14:43.465 No way I want to go through another storm. 302 00:14:43.549 --> 00:14:45.926 Yeah. We might get hit with lightning again, 303 00:14:46.010 --> 00:14:48.137 and I might split into my three main parts: 304 00:14:48.220 --> 00:14:52.182 Ralphie, Awesome Ralphie and Super Awesome Ralphie. 305 00:14:52.308 --> 00:14:53.350 The world couldn't take it. 306 00:14:53.601 --> 00:14:56.562 Hello? You're fading out! Oh, wait, that's me. 307 00:14:56.645 --> 00:14:59.481 She's fading? We have to find a way out of this! 308 00:14:59.899 --> 00:15:03.277 The only thing I know how to do on this balloon is to go up and down. 309 00:15:03.360 --> 00:15:04.278 Which is it? 310 00:15:04.361 --> 00:15:06.488 Maybe we can see a way out from higher up. 311 00:15:06.572 --> 00:15:07.740 Good thinking, Carlos! 312 00:15:08.032 --> 00:15:11.493 Turning up the heat makes the air inside the balloon spread out. 313 00:15:11.619 --> 00:15:13.579 Spreading out makes the air less dense. 314 00:15:13.662 --> 00:15:16.540 And less-dense air in the balloon means... we go up! 315 00:15:16.916 --> 00:15:17.875 [flames roar] 316 00:15:20.920 --> 00:15:23.047 Whoa! We're picking up speed! 317 00:15:23.130 --> 00:15:25.591 We must have drifted into a major air current. 318 00:15:25.674 --> 00:15:29.094 Yeah! A major air current that's heading towards California. 319 00:15:29.178 --> 00:15:31.096 We're going to take Hollywood by storm. 320 00:15:31.180 --> 00:15:34.391 -[thunder crashes] -Specifically that storm! 321 00:15:38.520 --> 00:15:42.358 We've caught a southwesterly air current. We're headed in the right direction. 322 00:15:42.441 --> 00:15:45.319 Really? Wow! That's great! 323 00:15:45.402 --> 00:15:48.530 I can finally kick back and relax for my birthday. 324 00:15:48.614 --> 00:15:49.740 -[books thud] -[screams] 325 00:15:49.823 --> 00:15:52.826 Relax? There's no relaxing here. 326 00:15:52.910 --> 00:15:54.495 There's too much to learn! 327 00:15:54.578 --> 00:15:57.539 Now give me back the FrizzPad, pretty please. 328 00:15:57.623 --> 00:16:00.709 Dorothy Ann, here's your homework to complete on weather patterns. 329 00:16:01.001 --> 00:16:03.087 How can we do homework when we're not even home? 330 00:16:03.504 --> 00:16:06.382 Good point, Arnold. Let's just call it "balloon work." 331 00:16:06.966 --> 00:16:09.134 -Don't you just love a... -[kids scream] 332 00:16:09.218 --> 00:16:10.260 [screams] 333 00:16:10.344 --> 00:16:11.804 [bleats] 334 00:16:13.555 --> 00:16:17.101 We need to find an air current that's going northwest towards Albuquerque! 335 00:16:17.226 --> 00:16:18.394 How do we do that? 336 00:16:18.477 --> 00:16:19.979 [Ms. Frizzle] Feeling a little pressure, Tim? 337 00:16:20.562 --> 00:16:25.025 So is the balloon. Air pressure, that is! Uh-oh! 338 00:16:25.109 --> 00:16:26.402 Ms. Frizzle! 339 00:16:29.321 --> 00:16:32.616 And today's in-flight movie is a showing of the award-winning... 340 00:16:32.700 --> 00:16:34.493 -Whoa! -[kids gasp] 341 00:16:34.910 --> 00:16:37.746 Hey! Who's pulling my leg... off? 342 00:16:37.830 --> 00:16:40.207 -Whoa... -This is seriously strange! 343 00:16:40.290 --> 00:16:41.417 What happened to your leg? 344 00:16:41.500 --> 00:16:43.377 And what movie were you going to show? 345 00:16:44.378 --> 00:16:46.046 What? Too soon? 346 00:16:49.633 --> 00:16:51.385 A headless teacher? 347 00:16:51.468 --> 00:16:53.762 Why can't anything be normal? 348 00:16:53.846 --> 00:16:55.514 Ms. Frizzle! Look out! 349 00:16:56.181 --> 00:16:59.018 Oh, wait. She probably can't hear me. 350 00:16:59.601 --> 00:17:01.353 [energy pulses] 351 00:17:02.271 --> 00:17:05.107 Why aren't you doing your balloon work? Don't you want to get ahead? 352 00:17:05.649 --> 00:17:09.194 We got a head when yours came back! It was so weird! 353 00:17:09.278 --> 00:17:11.447 Your head was gone for such a long time. 354 00:17:11.530 --> 00:17:13.782 Then my time is indeed running short. 355 00:17:13.866 --> 00:17:15.868 All the more reason to get your studies done. 356 00:17:15.951 --> 00:17:18.328 I can't grade your work if I'm not around to see it. 357 00:17:18.412 --> 00:17:22.624 But, Ms. Frizzle, I really think we need to focus on Albuquerque! 358 00:17:23.042 --> 00:17:27.046 Trust me, Arnold. Doing your balloon work is the safest course of action. 359 00:17:27.129 --> 00:17:29.840 And isn't that what you want, to be safe and calm? 360 00:17:29.923 --> 00:17:32.176 -But how is homework... -Uh-uh-uh! 361 00:17:32.259 --> 00:17:34.720 ...uh, I mean balloon work, going to help us? 362 00:17:34.803 --> 00:17:37.890 You'll find the books on this balloon are extremely relevant. 363 00:17:37.973 --> 00:17:39.475 Read aloud, please. 364 00:17:39.558 --> 00:17:44.772 -[screams] -Whoa! Holographic books! 365 00:17:44.855 --> 00:17:47.691 [chuckles] Right... holographic books. 366 00:17:47.775 --> 00:17:51.612 "Just like the burners on our balloon, the Sun warms the Earth's air. 367 00:17:51.695 --> 00:17:55.115 But it warms up some parts of the Earth more, like near the Equator, 368 00:17:55.199 --> 00:17:58.202 and less in other parts, like the North and South Poles." 369 00:17:58.285 --> 00:18:00.204 [DA] "That causes a difference in air pressure 370 00:18:00.287 --> 00:18:03.499 that would start air moving from the Equator to the poles and back again." 371 00:18:03.582 --> 00:18:06.210 Well read, you two. Thank you. 372 00:18:08.087 --> 00:18:09.755 Hey, welcome back, Lefty! 373 00:18:09.838 --> 00:18:11.256 How can she be so calm? 374 00:18:11.340 --> 00:18:13.675 Especially when we're under so much pressure! 375 00:18:13.759 --> 00:18:16.386 Ah, pressure! Yeah, that reminds me. 376 00:18:16.470 --> 00:18:17.387 [button beeps] 377 00:18:17.471 --> 00:18:19.556 [energy pulses] 378 00:18:19.640 --> 00:18:21.266 Tim, you make a great balloon. 379 00:18:21.350 --> 00:18:25.771 Uh... why is this happening? And why do I feel so full? 380 00:18:25.854 --> 00:18:29.650 Because of the pressure from all that air squeezed together inside you. 381 00:18:29.733 --> 00:18:32.194 What happens when you really let the pressure out? 382 00:18:32.277 --> 00:18:34.321 -[air splutters] -[girls] Tim! 383 00:18:34.446 --> 00:18:36.406 What? I'm a balloon! 384 00:18:36.490 --> 00:18:39.993 The air rushes outside to where the air pressure is lower! 385 00:18:40.119 --> 00:18:42.412 Maybe that's what makes air currents, 386 00:18:42.496 --> 00:18:45.874 air rushing from places with high pressure to low pressure! 387 00:18:45.958 --> 00:18:48.877 So if we find an air current moving in the right direction... 388 00:18:48.961 --> 00:18:51.088 ...and we raise and lower the balloon at the right time 389 00:18:51.171 --> 00:18:52.714 to put ourselves in its path... 390 00:18:53.006 --> 00:18:54.424 ...we'll catch the current! 391 00:18:54.508 --> 00:18:55.843 Fire it up! 392 00:18:55.926 --> 00:18:57.386 [flames roar] 393 00:18:57.928 --> 00:19:00.180 [Jyoti] It's working! We're moving! 394 00:19:01.598 --> 00:19:03.767 Looks like we're headed northwest to Albuquerque. 395 00:19:03.851 --> 00:19:04.977 Fortuitous! 396 00:19:05.060 --> 00:19:07.521 -I'm starting to think we got this! -[air splutters] 397 00:19:07.604 --> 00:19:10.023 -[Tim] Whoa! -Oh, no! Tim! 398 00:19:10.107 --> 00:19:10.983 [button beeps] 399 00:19:11.984 --> 00:19:14.027 [screams] I wanna be a balloon again! 400 00:19:14.111 --> 00:19:15.112 [Ms. Frizzle] Gotcha! 401 00:19:16.613 --> 00:19:18.949 -[thuds] -Let's never do that again! 402 00:19:19.032 --> 00:19:22.452 And you won't have to 'cause you've had your turn as a balloon. 403 00:19:22.536 --> 00:19:24.329 Ladies, who's next? 404 00:19:24.413 --> 00:19:26.123 Oh, oh! 405 00:19:26.206 --> 00:19:28.208 [thunder rumbles] 406 00:19:28.292 --> 00:19:29.877 [Carlos] That storm is moving fast. 407 00:19:30.252 --> 00:19:31.837 But then, so are we. 408 00:19:31.920 --> 00:19:35.716 I know, and at least we're going more or less in the right direction. 409 00:19:35.799 --> 00:19:36.884 Found it! 410 00:19:38.302 --> 00:19:42.222 Awww! I was hoping the lightning had split my lunch into three, too. 411 00:19:42.306 --> 00:19:44.057 [chuckles] Hungry, are ya? 412 00:19:45.142 --> 00:19:46.768 [fishing reel whirs] 413 00:19:47.352 --> 00:19:49.354 Aren't we too high up in the air to go fishing? 414 00:19:49.438 --> 00:19:51.690 And how can you catch anything at this speed? 415 00:19:51.773 --> 00:19:54.651 We're going, like, 112 kilometers per hour! 416 00:19:54.735 --> 00:19:58.280 That's 70 miles an hour, but it sounds more impressive in metric. 417 00:19:58.363 --> 00:19:59.531 Whoa! I got somethin'! 418 00:20:00.032 --> 00:20:04.036 Actually, it feels like it might be... Whoa! This might be something! 419 00:20:04.161 --> 00:20:05.787 Almost... got it. 420 00:20:08.498 --> 00:20:11.126 -[object whooshes] -Whoa! What is it? 421 00:20:11.710 --> 00:20:13.754 [Ralphie] It's your phone! 422 00:20:13.837 --> 00:20:16.882 [Ms. Frizzle] Don't be silly, Ralphie. [snorts] It's a pineapple! 423 00:20:16.965 --> 00:20:18.258 That can only mean one thing! 424 00:20:18.508 --> 00:20:20.719 That you found the weirdest fishing hole of all time? 425 00:20:20.802 --> 00:20:24.681 We must be in... the Pineapple Express! 426 00:20:24.765 --> 00:20:26.350 What's the Pineapple Express? 427 00:20:26.433 --> 00:20:30.103 It's a Hawaiian special delivery service. Let me show you what I'm talking about. 428 00:20:30.187 --> 00:20:32.105 -Going up! -[flames roar] 429 00:20:32.940 --> 00:20:34.483 [kids scream] 430 00:20:40.030 --> 00:20:43.283 [Keesha] Wow! We're so high up! 431 00:20:43.533 --> 00:20:45.327 And you'd think we'd have better reception. 432 00:20:45.410 --> 00:20:47.871 Hello, room service? Would you send up a room? 433 00:20:47.955 --> 00:20:51.250 Ohh! What? Can't you see that's funny? 434 00:20:51.333 --> 00:20:52.376 Here, try these. 435 00:20:52.459 --> 00:20:55.754 I can't tell if this is serious or just seriously weird. 436 00:20:55.837 --> 00:20:58.423 Whoa! Check it out, Keesha! 437 00:20:58.507 --> 00:21:02.761 These glasses let you actually see the air currents moving through the sky! 438 00:21:02.886 --> 00:21:05.514 [Carlos] That air current is massive, like a river of air! 439 00:21:05.889 --> 00:21:10.269 Exactly. People call that river of air the Pineapple Express. 440 00:21:10.894 --> 00:21:13.772 [Ralphie] That thing is way bigger than a normal river! 441 00:21:13.855 --> 00:21:16.275 [Ms. Frizzle] Atmospheric rivers can be over 100 miles wide 442 00:21:16.400 --> 00:21:17.609 and over 1,000 miles long! 443 00:21:17.693 --> 00:21:21.613 Or over 160 kilometers wide and over 1,609 kilometers long. 444 00:21:21.697 --> 00:21:23.699 You're right, it does sound more impressive in metric. 445 00:21:23.782 --> 00:21:27.369 This one goes all the way from Hawaii to California. Wow! 446 00:21:27.744 --> 00:21:29.705 And it carries storms and rain... 447 00:21:29.788 --> 00:21:31.665 And all sorts of other weather. 448 00:21:31.748 --> 00:21:35.711 Weather from Hawaii can go to California? That's crazy! 449 00:21:36.128 --> 00:21:38.255 So... the whole planet is connected. 450 00:21:38.338 --> 00:21:41.550 Air currents carry weather from one part of the Earth to another! 451 00:21:41.633 --> 00:21:44.303 Bingo! Oh, wait, back up. Not bingo yet. 452 00:21:44.386 --> 00:21:47.180 I still need one more group scream from you all to get the full row. 453 00:21:47.264 --> 00:21:48.849 So, the storm's been following us 454 00:21:48.932 --> 00:21:51.351 because it's in the same atmospheric river as we are! 455 00:21:51.435 --> 00:21:55.063 Yup. That big air current is carrying a ton of moisture from the tropics 456 00:21:55.147 --> 00:21:56.273 to the West Coast. 457 00:21:56.356 --> 00:21:59.651 Once this "river" hits land, the water vapor will cool... 458 00:21:59.735 --> 00:22:00.986 And make rain! 459 00:22:01.069 --> 00:22:04.406 So it sounds like we can ride this sky river back to the West Coast! 460 00:22:04.781 --> 00:22:07.075 Yep! As soon as we get into the current. 461 00:22:07.159 --> 00:22:10.078 -Going down! -[kids] Whoaaaa! 462 00:22:10.203 --> 00:22:11.580 [Ms. Frizzle] Bingo! 463 00:22:15.917 --> 00:22:18.295 [groans] The FrizzPad is still acting up! 464 00:22:18.587 --> 00:22:21.256 I can't call the other two groups to check in. 465 00:22:22.007 --> 00:22:24.134 But I can see them on the map. 466 00:22:24.217 --> 00:22:27.888 And the other two balloons are making their way to Albuquerque! Yes! 467 00:22:27.971 --> 00:22:31.266 Excellent! We have a real shot at saving Ms. Frizzle, Arnold! 468 00:22:31.349 --> 00:22:34.394 Then this birthday trip might be OK after all! 469 00:22:34.978 --> 00:22:36.855 -Whoo-hoo! -Tsk-tsk. 470 00:22:36.980 --> 00:22:39.900 Safety first, Arnold. No jumping on the balloon. 471 00:22:39.983 --> 00:22:42.694 Now here, put these on and get back to your studies. 472 00:22:42.778 --> 00:22:43.987 Life vests? 473 00:22:44.071 --> 00:22:47.449 Those are for water and we're flying completely over dry land. 474 00:22:47.866 --> 00:22:50.452 Salutem primum, that's my motto. 475 00:22:50.535 --> 00:22:52.037 It means "Safety first." 476 00:22:52.120 --> 00:22:53.789 Liz, I have a vest for you too! 477 00:22:56.166 --> 00:22:58.502 Onward and westward to Albuquerque! 478 00:22:58.585 --> 00:23:00.003 [flames roar] 479 00:23:01.088 --> 00:23:03.173 [thunder rumbles] 480 00:23:03.256 --> 00:23:07.302 [Ralphie] Wow! All that rain made it from Hawaii to California. 481 00:23:07.385 --> 00:23:08.553 [Carlos] Just like us. 482 00:23:09.137 --> 00:23:12.099 We rode the same air current as the storm. It's all connected. 483 00:23:12.724 --> 00:23:15.435 Now we just have to connect our Frizzle fragments. 484 00:23:16.019 --> 00:23:17.687 On to Albuquerque! 485 00:23:19.898 --> 00:23:21.316 -Are we there yet? -[Ms. Frizzle] Arnold. 486 00:23:21.399 --> 00:23:24.152 -[screams] -We use the buddy system here. 487 00:23:24.236 --> 00:23:25.153 Where's your buddy? 488 00:23:25.237 --> 00:23:27.614 There's only one other kid on the whole balloon! 489 00:23:27.697 --> 00:23:29.699 [Liz whimpers] 490 00:23:29.783 --> 00:23:33.245 Sorry, Liz. One kid and one lizard. 491 00:23:33.328 --> 00:23:36.289 -What? Why? -[Ms. Frizzle] Safety first, Arnold! 492 00:23:36.790 --> 00:23:39.042 You'll all be buddies. Please take a seat. 493 00:23:40.627 --> 00:23:42.462 I'll be over there grading papers. 494 00:23:42.546 --> 00:23:43.755 What papers? 495 00:23:43.839 --> 00:23:46.133 The two essays she made me write on prevailing winds. 496 00:23:46.216 --> 00:23:47.384 They're for extra credit! 497 00:23:47.467 --> 00:23:49.719 Anyway, I'm sure Ms. Frizzle knows what she's doing. 498 00:23:49.803 --> 00:23:54.432 Are you? This Ms. Frizzle is afraid to take chances, make mistakes. 499 00:23:55.016 --> 00:23:57.769 And something tells me she doesn't like getting messy. 500 00:23:58.270 --> 00:24:00.689 We might need to save her from herself. 501 00:24:00.814 --> 00:24:02.858 -But how? -Let's see where we are. 502 00:24:02.941 --> 00:24:04.776 -[beeps] -Oh, no! 503 00:24:04.860 --> 00:24:07.112 This says we're near Ontario, Canada! 504 00:24:07.487 --> 00:24:09.614 That's way off course from Albuquerque! 505 00:24:09.698 --> 00:24:11.533 No! How did that happen? 506 00:24:11.616 --> 00:24:14.202 [Arnold] Um, New Mexico is this way! 507 00:24:14.786 --> 00:24:18.456 We have to find a different air current and change course, fast! 508 00:24:18.540 --> 00:24:19.916 Arnold! What are you doing? 509 00:24:20.000 --> 00:24:22.878 I'm taking chances and getting messy-y-y! 510 00:24:22.961 --> 00:24:24.796 [screams] 511 00:24:24.880 --> 00:24:28.592 Whoaaa! Ooooh! 512 00:24:28.675 --> 00:24:31.011 Wha... Huh? 513 00:24:32.012 --> 00:24:34.264 And that's why we wear life jackets. 514 00:24:34.723 --> 00:24:37.017 I heard all the commotion and lowered the balloon. 515 00:24:37.601 --> 00:24:39.144 Salutem primum, remember? 516 00:24:39.728 --> 00:24:41.605 Uh... thanks? 517 00:24:42.230 --> 00:24:44.566 Are we going to go back up in the sky? 518 00:24:44.649 --> 00:24:46.860 Oh, absolutely not, Dorothy Ann. 519 00:24:46.943 --> 00:24:49.988 From here on out, we're sticking much closer to the ground. 520 00:24:50.071 --> 00:24:54.159 But don't we have to go up to make it to Albuquerque before you fade away? 521 00:24:54.576 --> 00:24:58.705 Probably. But I am not going to risk losing a student again. 522 00:24:58.788 --> 00:25:00.248 So unprofessional! 523 00:25:00.332 --> 00:25:02.417 Ms. Frizzle? Why are we in Ontario? 524 00:25:02.500 --> 00:25:05.712 -We're way off course. -Excellent question, Arnold. 525 00:25:06.004 --> 00:25:07.255 [Arnold yells] 526 00:25:07.380 --> 00:25:10.508 You see, the map is flat, but the Earth is not. 527 00:25:10.592 --> 00:25:12.969 The air doesn't move in a straight line. 528 00:25:13.053 --> 00:25:15.222 Since the Earth is round and always rotating... 529 00:25:15.305 --> 00:25:16.765 [Arnold] Air currents curve! 530 00:25:16.848 --> 00:25:19.184 [Ms. Frizzle] Correct! It's called the Coriolis effect. 531 00:25:19.267 --> 00:25:21.269 The Coriolis effect? 532 00:25:21.353 --> 00:25:23.480 Yes! It was in the homework. 533 00:25:23.563 --> 00:25:25.982 -Ahem? -I mean "balloon work." 534 00:25:26.691 --> 00:25:30.403 If the Earth stood still, air could flow straight north and south. 535 00:25:30.487 --> 00:25:33.949 But since the Earth turns, it makes the air currents curve. 536 00:25:34.032 --> 00:25:35.700 Coriolis! 537 00:25:35.784 --> 00:25:38.995 Air currents in the northern hemisphere are always pulled to the right 538 00:25:39.079 --> 00:25:41.748 and in the southern hemisphere, they're pulled to the left. 539 00:25:41.831 --> 00:25:45.043 So, since we're in the northern hemisphere, 540 00:25:45.126 --> 00:25:46.670 we're getting pulled to the right. 541 00:25:46.753 --> 00:25:50.215 We started in Nova Scotia, trying to go straight to Albuquerque. 542 00:25:50.298 --> 00:25:52.092 But because air currents curve, 543 00:25:52.175 --> 00:25:54.552 we got pulled to the right towards Ontario. 544 00:25:54.636 --> 00:25:56.054 Very good, Arnold. 545 00:25:56.137 --> 00:25:58.682 That was a rewarding teachable moment, don't you think? 546 00:25:58.765 --> 00:26:00.308 But we don't need teachable moments. 547 00:26:00.392 --> 00:26:03.311 We need to find a current that's going the right way! 548 00:26:03.812 --> 00:26:06.189 The safe way is the right way, Arnold. 549 00:26:06.606 --> 00:26:07.607 Is it? 550 00:26:10.110 --> 00:26:12.362 [repeated thudding] 551 00:26:15.323 --> 00:26:18.827 Incredible. Fiona Frizzle is literally flipping out. 552 00:26:19.286 --> 00:26:21.329 I'm tired of being cooped up in this balloon! 553 00:26:21.413 --> 00:26:23.123 I want to do something extreme! 554 00:26:23.206 --> 00:26:24.749 -Ms. Frizzle! -No! 555 00:26:30.422 --> 00:26:34.050 I want to ride a killer whale! I want to take a selfie with Big Foot! 556 00:26:34.134 --> 00:26:37.053 I want to climb Kilimanjaro on my hands! 557 00:26:37.762 --> 00:26:39.597 How far are we from Albuquerque? 558 00:26:39.681 --> 00:26:42.684 We've been going straight north for a while, so I bet we're... 559 00:26:42.767 --> 00:26:45.395 -[beeps] -This can't be right! 560 00:26:45.520 --> 00:26:47.105 This says we're in... 561 00:26:47.731 --> 00:26:49.065 Alabama?! 562 00:26:49.149 --> 00:26:51.234 [Wanda] What? How did we go this far east? 563 00:26:51.568 --> 00:26:53.320 I thought we were going north. 564 00:26:53.445 --> 00:26:55.447 -Perplexing! -[phone rings] 565 00:26:55.530 --> 00:26:57.490 -[beeps] -Keesha! Arnold! 566 00:26:57.574 --> 00:27:00.243 -How are you guys doing? -We're almost to Arizona! 567 00:27:00.327 --> 00:27:02.287 -[Carlos] No, we aren't. -What? 568 00:27:02.370 --> 00:27:05.457 Sad but true. We're drifting up the coast of California. 569 00:27:05.540 --> 00:27:08.418 And we're nowhere near because I fell out of the basket 570 00:27:08.501 --> 00:27:11.504 and Ms. Frizzle will only fly a few feet off the ground! 571 00:27:11.588 --> 00:27:13.006 We have problems here, too. 572 00:27:13.089 --> 00:27:14.883 We started out heading straight north, 573 00:27:14.966 --> 00:27:17.177 but somehow we're hundreds of miles off track. 574 00:27:17.260 --> 00:27:21.639 That's because air currents curve. It's the Coriolis effect. 575 00:27:21.765 --> 00:27:22.807 Right, Ms. Frizzle? 576 00:27:23.391 --> 00:27:24.976 -Good point, Arnold. -Ms. Frizzle! 577 00:27:27.354 --> 00:27:30.315 Hey, by the way, what's a gust of wind's favorite color? 578 00:27:30.440 --> 00:27:33.360 -Blue! [laughs] -Whoa! Frizz, come back! 579 00:27:33.443 --> 00:27:35.653 I'll be here all night! No, I won't. 580 00:27:35.737 --> 00:27:37.489 This is not funny! 581 00:27:37.572 --> 00:27:39.532 [Ms. Frizzle] Yes, it is! 582 00:27:39.616 --> 00:27:41.951 Was that it? Are they gone forever? 583 00:27:42.035 --> 00:27:44.621 Guys, our Frizzle just disappeared! 584 00:27:44.704 --> 00:27:47.374 -[static crackles] -[Keesha] No! Not now! The call dropped! 585 00:27:47.999 --> 00:27:49.084 Guys? 586 00:27:50.126 --> 00:27:51.503 We're on our own. 587 00:27:52.837 --> 00:27:53.922 [beeping] 588 00:27:54.005 --> 00:27:55.799 No FrizzPad and no Frizz? 589 00:27:56.216 --> 00:27:59.094 According to my calculations, it's time to panic! 590 00:27:59.177 --> 00:28:00.595 Uh... um... 591 00:28:00.970 --> 00:28:02.097 [sighs] 592 00:28:02.180 --> 00:28:04.015 Ms. Frizzle, you're back! 593 00:28:04.140 --> 00:28:07.268 -You faded all the way out! -For a full three minutes! 594 00:28:07.394 --> 00:28:08.561 We have to go faster! 595 00:28:08.645 --> 00:28:11.606 We've got to get back up in the sky before we run out of time! 596 00:28:11.689 --> 00:28:13.733 And I'll try to figure out when that will be. 597 00:28:13.817 --> 00:28:17.362 I'm sorry, class, but staying low is the only safe course. 598 00:28:17.445 --> 00:28:18.321 Salutem primum-- 599 00:28:18.405 --> 00:28:21.908 No! The time for being safe is over! 600 00:28:22.283 --> 00:28:24.911 If we're going to save you, we have to take chances, 601 00:28:24.994 --> 00:28:28.039 make some big mistakes and get really messy! 602 00:28:28.331 --> 00:28:29.833 Whoa! Arnold! 603 00:28:29.916 --> 00:28:32.961 I'm sorry, Ms. Frizzle, but I'm taking over! 604 00:28:33.044 --> 00:28:35.588 Arnold, this is another teachable moment. 605 00:28:35.964 --> 00:28:40.343 And the lesson is that it wouldn't be safe to challenge a Ballooning Buccaneer. 606 00:28:40.468 --> 00:28:43.012 -I surrender. -[sighs] Thank you. 607 00:28:43.096 --> 00:28:46.599 DA, do whatever you can to get everybody back on the FrizzPad. 608 00:28:46.683 --> 00:28:48.226 Right! Already on it! 609 00:28:49.185 --> 00:28:51.688 It's time for a full-scale Frizz Mutiny! 610 00:28:52.897 --> 00:28:54.065 [Arnold] It's up to us... 611 00:28:54.149 --> 00:28:55.358 [flames roar] 612 00:28:55.442 --> 00:28:57.193 ...to save the day! 613 00:29:01.197 --> 00:29:03.658 [toys honk and squeak] 614 00:29:03.742 --> 00:29:07.954 -Come on, hand over the whoopee cushion. -[Ms. Frizzle splutters] 615 00:29:08.037 --> 00:29:11.624 Awww, but I need it to teach you a lesson about air pressure! 616 00:29:13.418 --> 00:29:16.004 -[cushion rasps] -[laughter] 617 00:29:17.213 --> 00:29:18.465 Air currents! 618 00:29:18.548 --> 00:29:19.883 [laughs] 619 00:29:19.966 --> 00:29:23.011 Sorry. We can't have you distracting us right now. 620 00:29:23.094 --> 00:29:24.304 There's too much at stake. 621 00:29:24.679 --> 00:29:26.097 [blows raspberry] 622 00:29:30.101 --> 00:29:33.396 At least let me keep my parachute. Please! 623 00:29:33.688 --> 00:29:36.900 So you can use it to teach us more about how air currents work, right? 624 00:29:37.275 --> 00:29:39.611 Well, I was going to say because it's awesome, but... 625 00:29:39.694 --> 00:29:42.238 Unacceptable! You can tell Arnold we're good. 626 00:29:42.322 --> 00:29:44.991 -[phone beeps] -We've got all of Fiona's daredevil gear. 627 00:29:45.617 --> 00:29:46.659 We're distraction-free! 628 00:29:46.743 --> 00:29:49.829 That's great! We sent you info about the Coriolis effect. 629 00:29:50.413 --> 00:29:53.124 You should be able to figure out a better path to Albuquerque now! 630 00:29:53.541 --> 00:29:54.626 We got it, Arnold. 631 00:29:54.709 --> 00:29:58.046 But it's not like we can just make the balloons go straight to Albuquerque. 632 00:29:58.129 --> 00:30:00.799 We can still only go where the air currents are going. 633 00:30:00.882 --> 00:30:02.383 Our Frizzles are fading! 634 00:30:02.467 --> 00:30:04.761 We have to get them together before they're gone for good! 635 00:30:05.345 --> 00:30:07.096 [Keesha] How do we get there fast enough? 636 00:30:07.180 --> 00:30:08.431 Wait a minute! 637 00:30:08.515 --> 00:30:12.143 We keep treating these baskets like they're just hot-air balloon baskets. 638 00:30:12.227 --> 00:30:13.853 -But they aren't! -Yes! 639 00:30:14.395 --> 00:30:16.439 They're each part of the Magic School Bus! 640 00:30:16.523 --> 00:30:17.649 [Bus honks] 641 00:30:17.732 --> 00:30:21.194 And we might have just enough magic left for one last ride! 642 00:30:21.277 --> 00:30:23.488 If air moves from high pressure to low pressure, 643 00:30:24.072 --> 00:30:27.909 is there some kind of Bus magic that could create high pressure behind us 644 00:30:27.992 --> 00:30:29.244 to push us forward? 645 00:30:31.496 --> 00:30:33.081 [machinery clatters] 646 00:30:33.164 --> 00:30:35.124 -[energy pulses] -[DA gasps] 647 00:30:40.213 --> 00:30:41.840 Amazing! 648 00:30:45.093 --> 00:30:46.594 [Ms. Frizzle] Yes! Whoo-hoo! 649 00:30:48.304 --> 00:30:50.098 How did you guys do that? 650 00:30:50.557 --> 00:30:52.100 Liz found a lever under the seat. 651 00:30:53.351 --> 00:30:54.435 Found it! 652 00:30:54.519 --> 00:30:55.562 [lever creaks] 653 00:30:55.645 --> 00:30:57.438 [energy pulses] 654 00:30:59.941 --> 00:31:01.818 I can see it! I can see it! 655 00:31:01.901 --> 00:31:06.447 The machine's squeezing the air together into high pressure behind us... 656 00:31:06.531 --> 00:31:10.076 [Carlos] And it's spreading the air out into low pressure in front of us. 657 00:31:10.159 --> 00:31:13.496 [Ralphie] So the air's rushing from the high pressure to the low pressure! 658 00:31:13.621 --> 00:31:14.956 Yee-ha! 659 00:31:18.126 --> 00:31:21.087 We're making our own air currents! And at this speed... 660 00:31:21.170 --> 00:31:24.007 ...we might just make it to Albuquerque in time! 661 00:31:24.090 --> 00:31:26.009 -[static crackles] -[Arnold] Here's the plan. 662 00:31:26.092 --> 00:31:28.803 We get to Albuquerque, and when we can see each other, 663 00:31:28.887 --> 00:31:31.222 we get our balloons as close together as possible. 664 00:31:31.306 --> 00:31:34.183 And when we're close enough, we line up the Frizzle fragments. 665 00:31:34.267 --> 00:31:36.936 -[static crackles] -[Ralphie] Arnold? 666 00:31:37.520 --> 00:31:39.105 [Ms. Frizzle blows raspberry] 667 00:31:39.188 --> 00:31:41.482 The Frizz is almost completely gone! 668 00:31:41.566 --> 00:31:45.153 You've reached the voicemail of the Frizz. I'm not here to take your call. 669 00:31:45.236 --> 00:31:47.614 -[kids] No! -Just kidding! 670 00:31:47.697 --> 00:31:48.781 [kids sigh] 671 00:31:49.449 --> 00:31:50.450 Or am I? 672 00:31:50.533 --> 00:31:52.744 Am I... am I... am I? 673 00:31:52.827 --> 00:31:53.786 [pineapple thuds] 674 00:31:53.870 --> 00:31:56.164 Is she g-g-gone? 675 00:31:56.247 --> 00:31:57.373 Not yet. 676 00:31:58.166 --> 00:31:59.459 There's still some hula left. 677 00:32:01.461 --> 00:32:04.339 -We'll be in Albuquerque soon! -Great news! 678 00:32:04.422 --> 00:32:06.591 I was starting to get the tiniest bit worried. 679 00:32:07.175 --> 00:32:08.426 Up high! 680 00:32:08.801 --> 00:32:09.802 -[Wanda] Huh? -[thuds] 681 00:32:09.886 --> 00:32:10.803 [Tim] Ewww! 682 00:32:10.887 --> 00:32:12.430 What happened to our Frizzle fragment? 683 00:32:12.972 --> 00:32:14.807 -Is she OK? -[Ms. Frizzle snaps fingers] 684 00:32:15.391 --> 00:32:17.101 I think we're good. 685 00:32:17.226 --> 00:32:19.020 Uh... down low? 686 00:32:20.855 --> 00:32:21.981 We're too late! 687 00:32:22.565 --> 00:32:24.150 Ms. Frizzle is fading away! 688 00:32:24.233 --> 00:32:27.195 Now, now. Keep your head. And I'll keep mine, too. 689 00:32:28.404 --> 00:32:29.906 [screams] 690 00:32:31.032 --> 00:32:32.533 Good catch, Dorothy Ann! 691 00:32:32.617 --> 00:32:34.577 Are... are you OK? 692 00:32:34.661 --> 00:32:36.287 I'm perfectly fine, Arnold. 693 00:32:36.371 --> 00:32:39.415 But I don't think the rest of me is coming back this time. 694 00:32:39.540 --> 00:32:41.834 Arnold, hold Ms. Frizzle for a second. 695 00:32:43.086 --> 00:32:44.504 So, I've been keeping track. 696 00:32:44.587 --> 00:32:47.298 Ms. Frizzle's body parts faded and then came back. 697 00:32:47.382 --> 00:32:48.633 Then her body faded... 698 00:32:48.716 --> 00:32:50.259 And then came back. 699 00:32:50.343 --> 00:32:52.720 And now her body parts have faded again. 700 00:32:52.804 --> 00:32:54.514 And they don't seem to be coming back. 701 00:32:54.597 --> 00:32:57.141 I see a pattern, and if it holds, 702 00:32:57.225 --> 00:32:59.602 we only have 15 minutes to get them back together 703 00:32:59.686 --> 00:33:01.980 or Ms. Frizzle is gone for good! 704 00:33:02.063 --> 00:33:03.815 [thunder rumbles] 705 00:33:07.777 --> 00:33:09.362 [static crackles] 706 00:33:09.445 --> 00:33:10.530 [beeps] 707 00:33:11.072 --> 00:33:13.032 The FrizzPad is fully back online! 708 00:33:13.908 --> 00:33:15.618 Then let's patch everyone in! 709 00:33:16.828 --> 00:33:20.665 It's good to hear from everyone, but I have unsettling news. 710 00:33:20.748 --> 00:33:23.334 Besides the fact that we have less than 15 minutes 711 00:33:23.418 --> 00:33:25.086 to get our Frizzle fragments back together? 712 00:33:25.169 --> 00:33:26.045 Yes. 713 00:33:26.421 --> 00:33:28.798 That storm is still following us! 714 00:33:29.382 --> 00:33:31.759 The air current we created is bringing the storm, too. 715 00:33:32.051 --> 00:33:33.845 What'll happen if it catches up with us? 716 00:33:33.928 --> 00:33:37.348 Just do what you can to stay ahead of it. Time is running out! 717 00:33:37.432 --> 00:33:40.268 We're getting near New Mexico, but we have to go faster! 718 00:33:40.351 --> 00:33:42.020 -[thunder] -[gasps] 719 00:33:42.103 --> 00:33:45.356 I see the storm that got us into all this trouble in the first place! 720 00:33:45.440 --> 00:33:46.899 We'll have to go around it! 721 00:33:46.983 --> 00:33:48.735 But if you put it behind you, 722 00:33:48.818 --> 00:33:50.820 what's to say you won't drag it along with you? 723 00:33:50.903 --> 00:33:54.323 Uh, guys? What happens if the storms crash together? 724 00:33:54.407 --> 00:33:56.034 I don't see any other choice! 725 00:33:56.117 --> 00:33:59.037 There isn't any time left, and if we want to save Ms. Frizzle, 726 00:33:59.120 --> 00:34:01.164 we've got to get past this storm. 727 00:34:01.247 --> 00:34:03.750 We all have to amp up our currents! 728 00:34:04.625 --> 00:34:05.626 [gears grind] 729 00:34:12.216 --> 00:34:15.261 I... I don't think we're going to make it in time! 730 00:34:15.344 --> 00:34:16.387 Arnold! 731 00:34:18.556 --> 00:34:20.600 -[thunder] -I can see you guys! 732 00:34:20.683 --> 00:34:21.809 We're almost together! 733 00:34:21.893 --> 00:34:24.103 Grab your Frizzle fragments so we can line them up! 734 00:34:24.187 --> 00:34:27.565 -We're really going to do it! -[Tim] Uh... Jyoti...? 735 00:34:27.648 --> 00:34:30.610 Those storm clouds are getting awfully close! 736 00:34:32.070 --> 00:34:33.821 [Keesha] Just keep ahead of them! 737 00:34:33.905 --> 00:34:35.907 [Arnold] Looks like we're gonna miss each other! 738 00:34:35.990 --> 00:34:39.202 We have to move our pressure systems to turn and swing back around! 739 00:34:39.619 --> 00:34:40.745 Now! 740 00:34:43.081 --> 00:34:46.125 [gears clang] 741 00:34:46.209 --> 00:34:48.211 [power pulses] 742 00:34:59.013 --> 00:35:01.432 Whoa... Wh-What's going on? 743 00:35:01.516 --> 00:35:04.519 According to my research, atmospheric rivers are common, 744 00:35:04.602 --> 00:35:07.730 with as many as six or more present globally at any given time! 745 00:35:07.814 --> 00:35:10.191 But people don't usually make their own! 746 00:35:10.274 --> 00:35:14.237 We brought a whole bunch of high and low-pressure systems together. 747 00:35:14.320 --> 00:35:16.739 When they start swirling around each other, it will make... 748 00:35:16.823 --> 00:35:18.449 A hurricane! 749 00:35:18.533 --> 00:35:20.701 [DA] Hurricanes happen at sea! 750 00:35:20.785 --> 00:35:23.079 And this is over land, so technically it's... 751 00:35:25.414 --> 00:35:27.041 a tornado! 752 00:35:27.125 --> 00:35:30.002 -Very good, DA. -[tornado rumbles] 753 00:35:32.880 --> 00:35:34.966 [Arnold] Hang on, everyone! 754 00:35:35.049 --> 00:35:37.135 [kids shriek] 755 00:35:39.929 --> 00:35:41.556 Help! 756 00:35:44.267 --> 00:35:47.061 Only 30 seconds left. This is it! 757 00:35:48.896 --> 00:35:49.772 Don't give up! 758 00:35:50.022 --> 00:35:54.318 Hold on to your Frizzle fragments! We can do this! 759 00:35:55.027 --> 00:35:56.863 Come on, come on! 760 00:35:56.946 --> 00:35:59.198 -[sparks sizzle] -Arnold! 761 00:35:59.282 --> 00:36:01.200 Look! Look! 762 00:36:02.535 --> 00:36:04.328 -[power buzzes] -[kids] Whoo! 763 00:36:05.454 --> 00:36:06.831 [kids scream] 764 00:36:10.543 --> 00:36:11.794 [Arnold] Ms. Frizzle! 765 00:36:11.878 --> 00:36:13.796 [Arnold screams] 766 00:36:16.507 --> 00:36:18.050 [Tim] It's working! 767 00:36:21.804 --> 00:36:23.306 Whoa! 768 00:36:33.649 --> 00:36:35.151 [energy bursts] 769 00:36:37.695 --> 00:36:41.574 [Ms. Frizzle] Wa-hoooo! 770 00:36:44.827 --> 00:36:45.870 [Bus honks] 771 00:36:47.079 --> 00:36:48.664 [Keesha] You did it, Arnold! 772 00:36:48.748 --> 00:36:49.916 We did it! 773 00:36:49.999 --> 00:36:50.958 [thuds] 774 00:36:51.792 --> 00:36:54.503 Just in time for us to go down in a tornado! 775 00:36:54.587 --> 00:36:56.881 [Ms. Frizzle] Would you look at that pressure system? 776 00:36:58.049 --> 00:36:59.300 [kids] Ms. Frizzle! 777 00:36:59.383 --> 00:37:02.178 Yup, it's me! Reunited at last. 778 00:37:02.261 --> 00:37:03.429 And it feels... 779 00:37:03.512 --> 00:37:04.889 -[thuds] -[kids groan] 780 00:37:04.972 --> 00:37:05.973 Turbulent! 781 00:37:06.557 --> 00:37:09.352 I was going to say magical, but sure. Here we go! 782 00:37:09.560 --> 00:37:11.395 [thunder] 783 00:37:11.979 --> 00:37:15.691 OK, class. We need to counter what caused this storm. Thoughts? 784 00:37:15.775 --> 00:37:18.402 Could we switch the high and low-pressure areas? 785 00:37:19.362 --> 00:37:20.488 Interesting. 786 00:37:20.655 --> 00:37:23.032 [Jyoti] Right now the air from the high-pressure areas 787 00:37:23.115 --> 00:37:25.117 keeps trying to move to the low-pressure areas. 788 00:37:25.201 --> 00:37:27.912 It's pushing the air around and around in a circle. 789 00:37:27.995 --> 00:37:28.955 I get it! 790 00:37:29.038 --> 00:37:32.041 But if we reverse the areas of the high and low pressure, 791 00:37:32.124 --> 00:37:34.752 then the air would start moving the opposite way. 792 00:37:34.835 --> 00:37:36.462 And slow the tornado down. 793 00:37:36.545 --> 00:37:38.256 Or maybe even stop it! 794 00:37:38.339 --> 00:37:41.592 No one's ever tried this before, but I'm pretty sure no one's ever had to! 795 00:37:41.676 --> 00:37:44.011 Well then, let's take a chance! 796 00:37:44.095 --> 00:37:45.972 Seat belts, everyone! 797 00:37:50.309 --> 00:37:52.353 [device whirs] 798 00:37:55.690 --> 00:37:58.025 -[Bus clatters] -[wind roars] 799 00:38:00.027 --> 00:38:02.446 We can do it, Ms. Frizzle! I know we can! 800 00:38:02.530 --> 00:38:05.741 We wouldn't be doing anything if you hadn't gotten me back together, Arnold. 801 00:38:05.825 --> 00:38:10.121 I'm super ready to stop spinning now! [groans] 802 00:38:10.204 --> 00:38:12.331 Almost there. Hold tight! 803 00:38:12.415 --> 00:38:15.084 -[kids scream] -[wind roars] 804 00:38:23.009 --> 00:38:24.844 And one last little trick. 805 00:38:25.303 --> 00:38:27.388 -[beeps] -[launcher whirs] 806 00:38:33.519 --> 00:38:34.854 [machinery whirs] 807 00:38:34.937 --> 00:38:36.939 Just a little low pressure in the distance 808 00:38:37.023 --> 00:38:39.150 to send the storm away from the Balloon Fiesta. 809 00:38:39.233 --> 00:38:41.819 -[Bus honks] -Ms. Frizzle, welcome back! 810 00:38:41.902 --> 00:38:43.696 And in one piece, not three! 811 00:38:44.280 --> 00:38:45.573 Ahhh, it's good to be back! 812 00:38:45.656 --> 00:38:48.367 I owe some of you a big thanks for laughing at my jokes, 813 00:38:48.451 --> 00:38:50.411 some others for saving me from a waterfall, 814 00:38:50.494 --> 00:38:53.789 and I think I owe a couple of you grades on balloon work! 815 00:38:53.873 --> 00:38:56.083 [kids laugh] 816 00:38:57.460 --> 00:39:00.212 -It's still your birthday trip, Arnold. -What do you want to do now? 817 00:39:00.296 --> 00:39:02.715 -Something on the ground, I hope. -[kids laugh] 818 00:39:02.798 --> 00:39:06.177 Yeah, Arnold. I bet you're ready to head home and stay there! 819 00:39:06.677 --> 00:39:10.306 Actually... let's go where the wind takes us. 820 00:39:15.311 --> 00:39:16.812 [flames roar] 821 00:39:21.567 --> 00:39:22.943 Good call, Arnold! 822 00:39:23.027 --> 00:39:26.822 -Yeah. The Balloon Fiesta is awesome! -Stunning! 823 00:39:27.823 --> 00:39:30.785 [Keesha] Look at all those balloons riding the air currents. 824 00:39:31.911 --> 00:39:36.040 From high pressure to low stress. 825 00:39:36.123 --> 00:39:38.876 [sighs] Oh, this is truly gorgeous. 826 00:39:38.959 --> 00:39:40.753 I should really take a group picture. 827 00:39:40.836 --> 00:39:42.463 Hey, everybody get together! 828 00:39:45.257 --> 00:39:47.343 -Now smile! -[camera clicks] 829 00:39:49.011 --> 00:39:51.180 That's the problem with these pineapple phones. 830 00:39:51.263 --> 00:39:53.849 The reception's fine, but the camera is awful. 831 00:39:53.933 --> 00:39:55.935 [kids laugh] 832 00:40:03.150 --> 00:40:06.153 Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hooooo! 833 00:40:06.737 --> 00:40:08.697 I've never felt so... 834 00:40:15.371 --> 00:40:18.082 alive! Whoo-hoo! 835 00:40:23.045 --> 00:40:24.547 [energy bursts] 836 00:40:25.631 --> 00:40:27.007 [thuds] 837 00:40:29.802 --> 00:40:31.262 [phone rings] 838 00:40:31.345 --> 00:40:33.139 -[beeps] -Fiona Frizzle here, 839 00:40:33.222 --> 00:40:35.391 currently available to answer questions! 840 00:40:35.474 --> 00:40:38.811 [kid] Hey, Ms. Frizzle! Hot-air balloons are amazing! 841 00:40:38.894 --> 00:40:41.021 Can I take one back and forth to school every day? 842 00:40:41.480 --> 00:40:42.857 I love the way you think, kid. 843 00:40:42.940 --> 00:40:45.276 But remember, there's no way to steer a balloon 844 00:40:45.359 --> 00:40:49.321 other than by adjusting the altitude to catch different air currents. 845 00:40:49.405 --> 00:40:51.907 There aren't any brakes on a hot-air balloon either. 846 00:40:51.991 --> 00:40:54.618 [chuckles] That's my kind of aircraft! 847 00:40:55.202 --> 00:40:56.620 You'll need to know the wind speed 848 00:40:56.704 --> 00:40:59.582 and direction both on the ground and where it was... 849 00:40:59.665 --> 00:41:01.459 [laughs] Gotcha! 850 00:41:01.542 --> 00:41:04.086 [chuckles] This is funny! 851 00:41:04.170 --> 00:41:06.297 -[balloons inflate] -Hello. 852 00:41:10.176 --> 00:41:12.511 Some balloon pilots even release a helium balloon 853 00:41:12.595 --> 00:41:16.056 to see what happens to it as it goes up, but I like my version better! 854 00:41:16.432 --> 00:41:17.892 Hey, how's the weather up there? 855 00:41:17.975 --> 00:41:20.227 I'll tell you when I get down! 856 00:41:27.860 --> 00:41:29.153 [body thuds] 857 00:41:31.947 --> 00:41:35.075 -[laughs] Nice catch! -Thank you. 858 00:41:37.203 --> 00:41:41.081 [kid] There's no way they could have made it from Hawaii, Peru, and Nova Scotia 859 00:41:41.165 --> 00:41:43.042 to Albuquerque in the same day! 860 00:41:43.125 --> 00:41:48.172 That's true. We used a little Bus magic to get everyone together in time. 861 00:41:49.089 --> 00:41:52.718 Without Bus magic, a balloon's speed is as changeable as the wind. 862 00:41:55.429 --> 00:41:57.598 But these babies can move fast! 863 00:41:57.681 --> 00:42:01.977 You can take one all the way around the world in just over 11 days! 864 00:42:02.061 --> 00:42:03.187 Ehhh! Over there! 865 00:42:04.146 --> 00:42:06.524 -Got your phone! -Nice one! 866 00:42:06.607 --> 00:42:07.983 [kid] One last question. 867 00:42:08.567 --> 00:42:12.863 How exactly did the class create a tornado when they were reuniting? 868 00:42:12.947 --> 00:42:16.367 And what is a tornado anyway? Just a big storm? 869 00:42:16.450 --> 00:42:18.953 Remember, each of the three... 870 00:42:20.162 --> 00:42:22.122 [both chuckle] 871 00:42:24.291 --> 00:42:27.253 Each of the three balloons had high pressure behind it 872 00:42:27.336 --> 00:42:29.588 and low pressure areas leading the way. 873 00:42:29.672 --> 00:42:30.756 [The Frizz] Yeah! 874 00:42:30.839 --> 00:42:33.759 And when all of those high and low pressure areas got together, 875 00:42:33.842 --> 00:42:36.637 it made the perfect conditions for a whirling, swirling, 876 00:42:36.720 --> 00:42:40.391 low-pressure storm called a cyclone, baby! 877 00:42:42.560 --> 00:42:44.979 It just depends on where the storm takes place. 878 00:42:45.062 --> 00:42:47.898 Storms on the ocean are hurricanes or monsoons; 879 00:42:47.982 --> 00:42:49.984 storms over land are tornadoes. 880 00:42:50.067 --> 00:42:53.320 [kid] Whatever it was, it was very cool! Thanks, Ms. Frizzle. 881 00:42:53.904 --> 00:42:55.281 [all three] You're welcome! 882 00:42:56.407 --> 00:42:57.533 [flames roar] 883 00:42:57.616 --> 00:42:59.660 [energy pulses] 884 00:43:01.787 --> 00:43:03.455 Goodbye, now! 885 00:43:03.539 --> 00:43:06.250 Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoooo! 886 00:43:08.586 --> 00:43:11.171 -[horn honks] -[Ms. Frizzle] Seat belts, everyone! 887 00:43:11.297 --> 00:43:13.507 [Arnold] Please let this be a normal field trip! 888 00:43:13.591 --> 00:43:15.426 -[Wanda] With the Frizz? -[kids] No way! 889 00:43:15.509 --> 00:43:17.428 ♪ Oh, cruising on down Main Street ♪ 890 00:43:17.511 --> 00:43:19.430 ♪ You're relaxed and feeling good ♪ 891 00:43:20.180 --> 00:43:21.432 ♪ Next thing that you know ♪ 892 00:43:21.515 --> 00:43:23.434 -♪ You're seeing... ♪ -[Ms. Frizzle] Whoo-hooo! 893 00:43:23.934 --> 00:43:25.436 ♪ Octopus in the neighborhood! ♪ 894 00:43:26.020 --> 00:43:27.438 ♪ Surfing on a soundwave ♪ 895 00:43:27.521 --> 00:43:29.440 -♪ Or swinging through the stars ♪ -Yee-ha! 896 00:43:29.523 --> 00:43:31.442 ♪ Take a left at your intestine ♪ 897 00:43:31.525 --> 00:43:33.444 ♪ Take your second right past Mars ♪ 898 00:43:33.527 --> 00:43:35.446 ♪ On the Magic School Bus ♪ 899 00:43:35.529 --> 00:43:37.448 -♪ Navigate a nostril ♪ -[Ralphie sneezes] 900 00:43:37.531 --> 00:43:39.450 ♪ Climb on the Magic School Bus ♪ 901 00:43:39.533 --> 00:43:41.452 -♪ Spank a plankton, too ♪ -[Wanda] Take that! 902 00:43:41.535 --> 00:43:43.454 ♪ On our Magic School Bus ♪ 903 00:43:43.537 --> 00:43:45.456 ♪ Raft a river of lava ♪ 904 00:43:45.539 --> 00:43:47.458 ♪ On the Magic School Bus ♪ 905 00:43:47.541 --> 00:43:49.001 ♪ Such a fine thing to do ♪ 906 00:43:49.084 --> 00:43:50.419 [horn honking] 907 00:43:50.502 --> 00:43:52.421 ♪ So strap your bones right to the seat ♪ 908 00:43:52.504 --> 00:43:54.423 ♪ Come on in and don't be shy ♪ 909 00:43:54.506 --> 00:43:56.425 ♪ Just to make your day complete ♪ 910 00:43:56.508 --> 00:43:58.427 ♪ You might get baked into a pie ♪ 911 00:43:58.510 --> 00:44:00.429 ♪ On the Magic School Bus ♪ 912 00:44:00.512 --> 00:44:02.431 ♪ Step in, step in, step inside ♪ 913 00:44:02.514 --> 00:44:04.433 ♪ It's a wilder ride, come on! ♪ 914 00:44:04.516 --> 00:44:06.435 ♪ Ride on the Magic School Bus! ♪ 915 00:44:07.603 --> 00:44:08.562 [horn honks]