List Of The Magic School Bus Episodes
This is a list of episodes of the children's television series The Magic School Bus, which is based on the books of the same name by Joanna Cole.
Consistency has varied depending on the order of episodes. In the first episode ("Gets Lost In Space"), Arnold mentions that the class has already been inside a rotten log ("Meets the Rot Squad") and to the bottom of the ocean ("Blows Its Top") even though both episodes were released later.
Read more about List Of The Magic School Bus Episodes: Season 1 (1994), Season 2 (1995), Season 3 (1996), Season 4 (1997), DVDs
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