Flight

Thu, Sep 09, 1993
Scientist/comedian Bill Nye explores various aspects of science for young viewers.
6.3 /10
The Earth's Crust
Bill Nye goes to the depths of the Earth (literally) to explain how the Earth's surface and its inner mantle differ.
7.2 /10
Dinosaurs

Thu, Sep 23, 1993
Bill Nye explains how fossils are formed and how scientists use them to learn about dinosaurs.
6.5 /10
Skin

Thu, Sep 30, 1993
Scientist/comedian Bill Nye explores various aspects of science for young viewers.
7.4 /10
Buoyancy

Thu, Oct 07, 1993
Scientist/comedian Bill Nye explores various aspects of science for young viewers.
7.2 /10
Gravity

Thu, Oct 14, 1993
Have you ever wondered what holds the ocean on the Earth? Or what makes the Earth round? Host Bill Nye provides the explanations for these and other questions about Earth's gravity.
7 /10
Digestion

Thu, Oct 21, 1993
Bill Nye explains how the body's digestive system is like a finely-tuned machine that turns food into energy.
6.7 /10
Phases of Matter
Bill Nye's scientific lecture explains that matter exists in three phases which are solids, liquids, and gases.
6.9 /10
Biodiversity

Thu, Nov 04, 1993
Bill Nye's scientific lecture about the existence of numerous different kinds of plants and animals in an environment anywhere on this planet.
6 /10
The Moon

Thu, Nov 18, 1993
Bill Nye's scientific lecture about the moon's orbit around the earth, its phases, and its eclipses. In addition, he explains the moon's glow, its possible origin theory, and its gravity.
6.2 /10
Cells

Thu, Jan 20, 1994
Bill Nye's scientific lecture about the fundamental unit of organisms composed of billions of molecules. He uses a variety of examples in order to reveal how cells make up all living things.
6.4 /10
Outer Space

Thu, Feb 03, 1994
Bill Nye's entertaining lecture about the solar system, lunar eclipse, and constellations.
6.6 /10
Eyeballs

Thu, Feb 10, 1994
Bill Nye's anatomical lecture explains about how eyes operates in our bodies. Anything can be shown right side up, but start out upside down. It is a quick deception our brain performs by the way is the part of our eyes that we can see in physical form.
7.2 /10

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Verliebte Diebe

Verliebte Diebe

An elegant lady on the outside, but in truth a cunning jewel thief: for Claire Vanderboldt, bourgeois: Klara Waldleitner, no coup is too complicated. The higher the security measures, the greater Claire's ambition to get to the object of her desire. After her recent series of burglaries in a luxury hotel in Lichtenstein, however, an old acquaintance thwarts her plans. Vinzenz Kröger, a former master thief who is now trying his hand at manufacturing industrial robots, steals from the thief and returns all the valuables to their owners. But although he saves Claire from being arrested by the police, she doesn't trust him and his declarations of love. He's cheated her too many times in the past. When Claire carries out a spectacular jewel robbery in Hamburg shortly afterwards, she has no idea that Vinzenz is once again on her heels. He involves her in a breakneck escape over the rooftops of the city - at the end of which the loot naturally becomes Vinzenz's possession. However, the elegant charmer is less successful in his middle-class profession. His company is on the brink of bankruptcy, the new robots don't work, and the deal that saved him with a large Chinese company is also in danger of collapsing. Thanks to his equally inconspicuous and witty assistant Martina Ahlers, however, Kröger discovers that his competitor Axel Tiedtke is behind the sabotage of his new industrial robots. Together with Claire and Martina, Vinzenz hatches a crazy plan to trick the unscrupulous Tiedtke.

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