Disney Educational Productions

In Biodiversity, Bill Nye literally sets up office in an ocean, a forest, and a field to commune with nature and show what happens when one link falls out of nature's chain.

Bill Nye digs into the fascinating science of archaeology, the study of those who lived before us.

Whether they crawl, fly, run, or hitch a ride, animals move around. Animals move to get food, to escape from being another animal's food, to find mates, to find a home, and to just plain survive. Animals have developed all sorts of different ways to get their rears in gear.

Gadget explores the ancient Pyramids of Giza and the Valley of the Kings, gazes at Tut's dazzling golden death mask at the Egyptian Antiquities Museum, and learns the legends of queens Hatshepsut and Cleopatra. Next, follow the Inspector as he sails down the Nile River where he explores the many uses of papyrus, learns why camels are considered a desert dweller's best friend, and discovers how Egyptians have learned to store precious Nile water.

In New York City, Inspector Gadget explores the Statue of Liberty, the U.N., the New York Stock Exchange, The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and many museums. Then, he's off to Boston where Gadget visits Plymouth Plantation. He takes a look at the Mayflower Compact and visits the Salem Witch Dungeon Museum. Later he takes part in a reenactment of the famous Boston Tea Party, visits Faneuil Hall, and follows the Freedom Trail.

Bill Nye the Science Guy answers questions about energy, and conducts two experiments that demonstrate the effects of air pressure and gravity on a bottle, and the strength of shapes and structures.

In Florida, Gadget checks out the Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse in the U.S. and the Fountain of Youth. In the Florida Keys, he splashes into an underwater world at Dolphins Plus and learns what it takes to become an amateur aquanaut at Scott Carpenter's Man-in-the-Sea Project. Later, it's time to blast off at the Kennedy Space Center and to check out the Astronaut Hall of Fame. Watch the successful blast-off of the Space Shuttle Endeavor, and go inside...

In Simple Machines, Bill careens around on a roller coaster and furiously pedals his bike on the Tour de Science to show that simple machines doing complicated things can be found everywhere.