Square One TV-107

[@andyrose5616]

24:24 This Mathnet serial was the last on-camera role for Billie Hayes, who played Witchiepoo on H.R. Pufnstuf.

[@DaDoc540]

R.I.P. Reg E. Cathey (August 18, 1958 - February 9, 2018)

[@KaseyWynne]

8% of my love is one of the best songs on SQ1

[@JBTHREAT]

Juan Cougar! 100% of My Songs! LOL

[@husseinn.3851]

Tessellation 1st

[@DyrianLightbringer]

it's sad that he loves his jacket 2.25 times as much as his girlfriend

[@RydiasRevenge]

6:00 I'm surprised Square One didn't reference what happens when someone divides by zero, cause then you get all kinds of crazy stuff going on LOL

[@jackson5116]

You get infinite reactions!! Heh, heh!

[@ndingo]

The show starts @ 1:20 YOU'RE WELCOME!!!!!

[@DarthSinistris]

bless you

[@DeaDGoD_XIV]

Thank you, kind citizen

[@sallymiller9147]

I Grew up watching old school PBS shows like this one, and. Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego. Sesame Street (Before it was screwed up). Shining Time Station. Reading Rainbow. Captain Kangaroo. Mister Roger's Neighborhood. Star Lore. Storylords. I-sland Treasure. Once Upon a Time (i'm not talking about a certain TV series that used to be on ABC and Netflix). Tales From The Treehouse. Read It. The Book Bird. Cover To Cover. Zoobliee Zoo. etc. etc.

[@lauracross5776]

All of this, 321 Contact, and Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego is exactly why PBS should have its own separate channel dedicated to airing only vintage PBS shows from the 1980's and '90's.

[@dragonlandstudios]

7:40 Shari Belafonte also starred in the USA sci-fi paranormal drama “Beyond Reality”.

[@ThaClancyFam2]

Legit, how did they do 9:17 ? Thank you for posting these. SOO many childhood memories!

[@bobbob465]

My best guess is a gimmicked pitcher in which the lemonade starts out in a very thin 'inner pitcher' within the pitcher she's holding. The pouring motion tips it out of the inner reservoir (which was so thin that the small amount of lemonade looks like a lot; try putting a few drops of water on a sheet of glass, then cover it with another pane of glass: the volume between them is so small that the few drops spread out very wide) and into the main body of the pitcher. Since the main pitcher had such greater volume, the small amount of lemonade inside takes up only an inch or two.

[@KororaPenguin]

2:20 -- Adding insult to injury, "Nil" is a very clipped form of the Latin "ne" ("not") plus "hīlum" ("trifling thing") and originally meant "not even a little bit". 4:52 -- You know, for kids. 6:18 -- Unfortunately, English seems to be only a few generations away from breaking up into new languages.

[@BlueSoulJim]

music in Mathnet sounded like Wolfenstein 3D

[@bobbob465]

So... He loves his country, his science tutor, his local sports team, and his jacket more than her. Not too mention that she's in equal competition with a bicycle and a concussed Cynthia. Run girl. Run the F away. This guy's got commitment issues written all over him.

[@grecomic]

7:57 Sure, it's a joke for the parents; but back in 1987, that would have been a somewhat obscure reference if you weren't a New Yorker!

[@antonspivack3928]

Well Leona's actions were notorious all over. "Only the little people pay taxes."

[@SeinenNinja]

If a show like this played in the late 90's-early 00's, maybe I would have had more interest in math.

[@BlueSoulJim]

how did film crew made that lady’s house disappeared?

[@jackson5116]

How does this have a 1986 air date with a 1987 copyright? 1:08 and 29:26 to see what I'm saying.

[@antonspivack3928]

The 1986 date is the production date. It aired in 1987.

[@BlueSoulJim]

I thought Cynthia is Little Nell from Rocky Horror

[@BlueSoulJim]

What’s wrong with 13? Oh I get it! It cannot be divided!

[@antonspivack3928]

And has a reputation for being unlucky.

[@roysanders7245]

It is a prime number.

[@BlueSoulJim]

It was filmed in 86 then released in 87?

[@BlueSoulJim]

Reg E’s so handsome

[@jackson5116]

Dated as hell now, but some of these jokes are kind of funny.