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Hi Dockter I'm a huge Soup2Nuts/Tom Snyder productions fan myself. Have you ever looked into or watched Hey Monie!, I think it's an exceptional show as well and a great addition to Soup2Nut's productions. Sadly all recordings and archives of it are especially low quality, as are many of Soup2Nut's archived shows on the internet.

Oh and ever head of The Dick and Paula Celebrity Special? I tried getting into it, but I didn't find my self getting attached all that much to the concept or characters.

Best of luck on finding anything else Science Court related! It's one of, if not, my favorite show.

Hello moxie-mallahah! I'm so glad to meet a like-minded fan. I've seen people love one show from mr. snyder and none the rest, so it's always a pleasant surprise to see somebody who's into soup2nuts as a whole!

I actually haven't watched Hey Monie, since I thought it was completely lost to time. I'll have to give it a watch! As for Dick and Paula, I've skimmed through it but never had a full rewatch myself. I'm not sure how I'll feel, but seeing as I love concepts like these (Bill and Ted is one of my favorite movies, after all) I think I'll give it a good rating regardless.

Thank you for your ask! I'll keep searching, for sure. I always wonder what our friends back at the Science Court are up to.

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randomly assorted links!

An example of a plot summary of Season 1 Episode 1, Water Cycle. This was most likely an example of what summaries would be given in the classroom! The product pages for Science Court, Science Court Explorations and Science Courts’ Hands-On Kits, respectively. The links to buy these are all not archived for safety reasons. Online Hands-On Activities for Kids! 

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from tomsynder’s science court section (wayback machine archive)

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an example of the info sheets handed out to students during science court activities. this specific worksheet is from the water cycle CD-rom pack.  (wayback machine archive)

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While digging through the tomsynder.com archives, I have found that some episodes of science court (an assorted list of season 2 episodes) have been classified as Science Court Explorations instead of just science court. There are some noticeable differences: - They are listed to be for grades 2-4 instead of 4-6 - They claim to have ‘hands on kits’ instead of worksheets, which also may suggest that the CD roms were designed differently as well (regular Science Court also has hands-on activities, but the ‘kits’ were said to be optional when it comes to participation). (wayback machine archive)

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the image that accompanied the song & lyrics section of the science court pages.

(wayback machine archive)

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had a dream where i found a random season 3 episode of science court at a friends house and i had never felt more happier...sigh

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Science Court transparents from the PDF mentioned earlier! EDIT: made it so that judge stone was also transparent, sorry for the slipup!

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An episode has been found! Charted as the last episode of the entire show, “Density”.

It cannot be put into youtube playlists, explaining the lack of its appearance, but it’s here in the archive and downloaded onto my computer just in case!

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A PDF containing a hands-on experience of Science Court, specifically the season 1 episode Seasons. This PDF reveals that science court was not only a show, but a 3-part hands on experience using a CD-rom version of the episodes. Students were expected to work in groups and review the content of the episode, most likely by answering questions after each part has been played. There is also a Teacher’s Guide, a guide to Science Court itself, and a supposed powerpoint-esque presentation. This also reveals high-quality images of the characters I will soon be uploading separately! 

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Here we are...

our first bump in the road! science court lost media list as of right now: - a big chunk of season 2  - most of season 3 - ‘see you later, estimator’ segments (which came along with season 3), as well as an alleged ‘word of the day’ segment - some of the science court book editions (4 out of 15 have been documented on archive)

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love the science court lore where in order to have to go to court you have to go through regular court regulations but the trials only take ~30 minutes

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Hello and Welcome!

You may refer to me as Dr. Dockter (or...just ‘Doctor’ works fine). I am a transgender male (he/him) that has a hyperfixation on all things soup2nuts! The purpose of this blog is to document, find, and restore lost soup2nuts media. I will also occasionally blog here on my own, so for clarification purposes I will tag every personal/opinionated post as “Dockter’s Notes”! 

I will use a tagging system (UNDER CONSTRUCTION) to differentiate shows and characters. I will try my best tagging everything I can!

Triggers have two tags, one with two slashes (e.g. “bananas //”) and one with a tw (e.g. “bananas tw”). Please ask me to tag specific triggers! You’re never bothering me by asking for such.

DMs, asks, and submissions are always open, whether its to add something to the archive, or to just chat! I love interaction, don’t be shy :)

All Dockter’s Notes are also okay to reblog/interact with unless specified otherwise! If you’re nervous about reblogging something, you can always just ask! I will never be upset at you for wanting clarification!

I follow/reply back from my main blog, ‘thetooncrew’.

CURRENTLY WATCHING:

Science Court: Waiting on season 3!

Wordgirl: sporadically rewatching

LOST MEDIA POSTS:

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like girl. you didnt need to do that to me

the book version of the living things case has a really fucking sad bit. why did they do that

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the book version of the living things case has a really fucking sad bit. why did they do that