64. Monster Power.
Topic: Electric Power.
Written by: Merrill Hagan.
Released: 29 September 2017.
Topic: Electric Power.
Written by: Merrill Hagan.
Released: 29 September 2017.
A skittish Arnold looks to alternative energy sources to help keep his fears at bay while camping outdoors with Ms. Frizzle and the class.
Here's something scary. Arnold is watching a scary movie.
It's....it's... The Blot Monster!
Arnold just couldn't help but tell tales about it.
The Friz is ready to take the class on a camping trip.
Arnold deliberately left behind his camping supplies, but he's given fireproof pyjamas.
Does Arnold really need that much light?
Keesha's got a cool bike here.
Next thing that you know, you're seeing this bus going down the waterfall.
They're on a no-nail-biting flight on The Magic Aeroplane.
Where can Arnold get all that energy for the lights? He and Jyoti are in the middle of nowhere!
The Magic Movie Theatre will explain how.
A generator.
A lot of light Arnold has. Christmas lights included.
But the class are having pizza and grape drinks on their picnic.
Ride on The Magic School Boat!
And the water is powering it backward.
But one problem with this generator. It's powered by gas, polluting the air.
BLOT MONSTER!!! Blot monster. Birds flying away after hearing that.
The class can fly as kites.
Dorothy Ann carrying her own anemometer to test the wind speed.
Yet Ralphie has his own emergency pizza.
Arnold found something useful to power it up. Keesha's bike.
Continuity much? Liz must remember that Arnold loves Seaweedies.
The class can see Arnold is still going strong.
It's the monster Tim drew!
Arnold's all tired out from making that power.
It's Ralphie's turn! He's pumping it!
Everyone else had their turn, and now it's Keesha's turn.
Even Tim and Liz are tired out.
The power is off! And Keesha's bike's rear wheel is broken off!
Funny that Wanda decided to save that chipmunk over that wheel.
The wheel spins in the water.
Liz has a cute little water wheel.
One wheel can work as a wind wheel.
And the other wheel being a water wheel is very creative.
Jyoti just has to turn on the power and the power is on!
Magical Marshmallow Toaster! That sounds creative.
The class has their own camping site with power.
It's Godzilla!
Nah. It's just Liz, pretending to be a monster.
It's Blot Monster! In colour!
And it turns out Professor Frizzle is making a movie.
Blotty's gone to the deep. Foreshadowing much?
Who would've thought Arnold would believe in monsters? I can imagine it coming from Ralphie than Arnold, considering Arnold's more realistic about things.
I like how the class can fly as kites in the wind.
This episode further proves that regardless of how many people don't think this series is canon to the original series, this series acts as though it's canon. Showing Ralphie's love for pizza, and Arnold's love for Seaweedies.
This was a pretty insane, yet entertaining episode, showing all kinds of different power, and how it is made, and Arnold believing the blot monster is real is pretty crazy when you think about it. This episode does kind of feel like Getting Energised, but without Mikey. Though I have to say, Keesha's bike really came in handy with the power. But it's not without continuity from the original series. And Liz being Godzilla at the end was funny.
Who would've thought Arnold would believe in monsters? I can imagine it coming from Ralphie than Arnold, considering Arnold's more realistic about things.
I like how the class can fly as kites in the wind.
This episode further proves that regardless of how many people don't think this series is canon to the original series, this series acts as though it's canon. Showing Ralphie's love for pizza, and Arnold's love for Seaweedies.
This was a pretty insane, yet entertaining episode, showing all kinds of different power, and how it is made, and Arnold believing the blot monster is real is pretty crazy when you think about it. This episode does kind of feel like Getting Energised, but without Mikey. Though I have to say, Keesha's bike really came in handy with the power. But it's not without continuity from the original series. And Liz being Godzilla at the end was funny.
My rating: 9/10.
Season 5 scorecard:
1. Frizzle of the Future: 8/10.
2. Pigs in the Wind: 9/10.
3. In the Swim: 9.5/10.
4. The Battle for Rock Mountain: 10/10.
5. The Magnetic Mambo: 9/10.
6. Carlos Gets the Sneezes: 9/10.
7. Hides and Seeks: 9.5/10.
8. Three in One: 9/10.
9. Space Mission: Selfie: 8.5/10.
10. The Tales Glaciers Tell: 10/10.
11. Ralphie Strikes a Nerve: 9.5/10.
12. Monster Power: 9/10.
Season 5 so far: 9/10.
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