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Gets Programmed is the eleventh episode of the 4th season of The Magic School Omnibus. Information technology is well-nigh computers.

Contents

  • 1 Plot
  • two Information in the Season iv Action Guide
  • 3 Gallery
    • three.1 Greek letters
  • 4 Trivia

Plot

The class is working on getting the school open and prepare for the solar day when Mr. Rhule's new estimator is delivered. The form manages to fix it up. But no one has any thought how to upload information technology, until Carlos' blood brother, Mikey, comes in. He connects the wires and offers the grade each wire to attach to various of objects and types in the instructions. He manages to upload it and programs it to do all the setup work, such as make coffee, plow on the sprinklers, and print the instructions. Curious nigh how information technology works from the inside, he gets the adventure to have a tour within, thanks to Ms. Frizzle. Unfortunately, he programmed it incorrect, equally the schoolhouse opens itself every minute as opposed to every day.

Now the class has to go inside the computer and get him out before school starts, using the Magic School Bus to travel inside while transformed into a floppy deejay, with Arnold and Liz staying inside the classroom. Inside the disk drive, Omnibus.EXE is being read the instructions on it by what appears to be a metal toothbrush. Charabanc.EXE and then transforms from a floppy disquette into a stuffed and follows the flashing electrical signals on a search for Mikey. Ms. Frizzle offers the class skateboards and they ride down through the wiry slopes of what appears to be the heart of the motherboard. The course learns that the wires have electrical signals to travel information around the reckoner and they end up approaching a square that Carlos surmises that Mikey is inside of. Mikey is nowhere in sight, and Ms. Frizzle informs that the square object is responsible for everything that happens within and handles every data that comes in and goes out, otherwise known equally the Central Processing Unit of measurement (abbreviated CPU). Dorothy Ann and so surmises that Mikey went within the CPU and had gone somewhere else. The form continues to follow the information and Mikey ends up in the Random Access Retention (abbreviated RAM), which holds the instructions while the CPU follows.

Meanwhile, back inside the classroom, Arnold notices 2 normal school buses riding through the road and realizes that school is near to start. And so he tries to warn the balance of the class by typing what happen into the reckoner. But he doesn't get a response from them and cries for aid.

The school buses park in the parking lot and the students go out and enter the schoolhouse building. Arnold informs the rest of the course most this from inside the computer and the class continues the search for Mikey. Wanda then remembers that Mikey said he stored his instructions permanently and Ms. Frizzle tells the grade that information to keep is stored in a hard drive. They get to the hard bulldoze and finally spot Mikey inside. They get inside and inform Mikey of the redundant automatic piece of work the calculator is doing exterior; so Mikey guides the students inside the information inside the printer and exit through information technology. So Mikey prints out his program, and Ms. Frizzle explains to the rest of the class that a computer needs instructions on what to do and how to do it.

After his plan is printed, Mikey finally realizes he had printed to have the computer repeat everything in every minute rather than every day. Mikey finally concedes his mistake and changes the word from "minute" to "twenty-four hour period" right before Mr. Ruhle enters the classroom.

When the course explains the programming of the computer, he is thrilled by the figurer's automated work right before Mr. McClean enters with coffee and Ms. Frizzle asks where anybody would be if they didn't make mistakes, which elicits laughter from everyone in the classroom.

Data in the Season 4 Activity Guide

Gallery

Greek letters

The characters displayed on Mr. Ruhle's computer are part of the Greek alphabet:

Trivia

  • Arnold does not say "I knew I should've stayed dwelling today" in this episode.
    • The adjacent time he says it is in In the City.
  • The Eniac Bedlamite make is a parody of ENIAC (the very beginning computer).
  • The Bus' rocket class, which it uses when it flies into the window, is the "classic rocket" from the logo and Gets Lost in Space, albeit covered in floppy disquettes instead of angelic bodies. This is also the second fourth dimension this rocket jitney appears in the Tv set series, and the third and concluding time being the Rides Again opening.
  • Arnold'southward phonation noticeably gets deeper in this episode due to his voice actor, Danny Tamberelli, going through puberty at the time.
  • When the Bus becomes normal size after it escapes from the printer, it later disappears.
  • All the characters displayed on Mr. Ruhle'due south estimator are from what is now the Greek and Coptic Unicode cake.
  • For a split 2nd, Tim's shirt turns green.
  • As a reference to the episode, Carlos says "Skillful morn, ISS!" in Kids in Space.
  • If Walkerville Elementary School were to exist "opened" every day, information technology would mean every 24 hours from the fourth dimension it first started.
  • Going past production order, this is the last episode of the original serial, as well as the 25th episode switched in streaming gild. This episode was completed on Oct 7, 1997.
  • Given the use of letter drives (the brandish shows the familiar C:\ indicator around the four-minute mark), the Eniac Maniac appears to be running a version of the MS-DOS operating system.

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