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The Magic School Bus is a popular animated TV show that educates children about science through entertaining adventures. One of the episodes titled "The Magic School Bus Wet All Over" focuses on the water cycle. In the episode, Ms. Frizzle and her class embark on a field trip to understand how water moves through the water cycle. They board the Magic School Bus, a vehicle capable of transforming into anything, and begin their journey. The students encounter various forms of water, such as rivers, lakes, and even a cloud.

My only disappointment with this episode is that while Jamie Chung and Julian Morris do respectable jobs as Mulan and Prince Phillip (along with their solid introductions), Sarah Bolger's performance as Aurora was. meh. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't perfect either. At least her character introduction was good too. So, overall, "Broken" is a terrific season starter and an improvement over Season 1's first episode, which, while not excellent, was still a good introduction. Thumbs up! :)

The writing is engaging, emotional, and suspenseful especially the scene where Emma, Regina, Snow White, and Charming encounter a wraith which looks like one of the leftover wraiths from Harry Potter, which felt weird to me before Emma and Snow White get transported to the Enchanted Forest from Mad Hatter s hat. The writing is engaging, emotional, and suspenseful especially the scene where Emma, Regina, Snow White, and Charming encounter a wraith which looks like one of the leftover wraiths from Harry Potter, which felt weird to me before Emma and Snow White get transported to the Enchanted Forest from Mad Hatter s hat.

The students encounter various forms of water, such as rivers, lakes, and even a cloud. As they travel, the students learn about the process of evaporation, where water changes from a liquid to a gas. They witness how the sun heats up water from a river, causing it to turn into vapor.

Broken

After Emma breaks the curse and everyone regains their memories, Gold brings magic to Storybrooke, and a new danger lurks in the Enchanted Forest. After Emma breaks the curse and everyone regains their memories, Gold brings magic to Storybrooke, and a new danger lurks in the Enchanted Forest. After Emma breaks the curse and everyone regains their memories, Gold brings magic to Storybrooke, and a new danger lurks in the Enchanted Forest.

• Director

• Ginnifer Goodwin
• Jennifer Morrison
• Lana Parrilla

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• Director

• Ginnifer Goodwin
• Jennifer Morrison
• Lana Parrilla

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Top cast

• Mary Margaret Blanchard

• Henry Mills
• (as Jared S. Gilmore)

• Princess Aurora

• Dr. Archie Hopper

• Mother Superior

• Director

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Leroy: The curse? It's broken? David Nolan: It would appear so. Ruby: So, what do we do now? Mary Margaret Blanchard: Now? Now I find my daughter. Emma Swan: [appearing behind them] So it's true. [Mary Margaret and David turn to face Emma; they share a long silent look, then Mary Margaret embraces Emma, crying] Mary Margaret Blanchard: You found us!

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I really liked the first season of Once Upon a Time. The first half did had some clichéd and corny moments, but the storylines were impressive, the concept of blending the fantasy with reality is unique and as some of the later episodes got progressively better, the characters really grew on you. So, after having watched the second half of the first season on DVD I checked out from the library before I watched the first half on my computer back at 2014, I saw the second season, hoping it would live up to my expectations. To my surprise, it did.

The story continues to be very gripping. Not only does it continue the cliffhanger the 1st season left, but it also progresses the character depth without any padding. Emma, Mary Margaret (Snow White), David (Prince Charming), Henry, the rest of the Storybrooke characters including the seven dwarfs, Red, Granny, Archie, and Leroy (Grumpy), are still as endearing as ever. The writing is engaging, emotional, and suspenseful especially the scene where Emma, Regina, Snow White, and Charming encounter a wraith (which looks like one of the leftover wraiths from Harry Potter, which felt weird to me) before Emma and Snow White get transported to the Enchanted Forest from Mad Hatter's hat. The pacing is exquisite and never drags, the directing is superb, the editing is solid, and Mark Isham continues to shine in his musical score that is both haunting, dramatic, and full of suspense.

My only disappointment with this episode is that while Jamie Chung and Julian Morris do respectable jobs as Mulan and Prince Phillip (along with their solid introductions), Sarah Bolger's performance as Aurora was. meh. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't perfect either. At least her character introduction was good too. So, overall, "Broken" is a terrific season starter and an improvement over Season 1's first episode, which, while not excellent, was still a good introduction. Thumbs up! :)

The show has never stated whether or not Rumpel created the curse. I am not sure if it is important though i would rather they never state that he created the curse and leave that open.

This vapor then rises into the atmosphere, where it cools and condenses back into tiny water droplets or ice crystals, forming clouds. Next, the class experiences precipitation. They enter a cloud and witness how water droplets or ice crystals come together to form larger droplets until they become heavy enough to fall as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. The students see firsthand how different types of precipitation occur in different conditions. Finally, Ms. Frizzle and her students witness the process of collection. They see how the water from precipitation gathers in various bodies of water, including rivers, lakes, and oceans. They learn about runoff, where excess water flows downhill into rivers and ultimately reaches the ocean. Throughout their adventure, the students also learn about the importance of water conservation and how humans impact the water cycle. They witness polluted water and discuss the need for clean water for all living organisms. "The Magic School Bus Wet All Over" effectively educates children about the water cycle in a fun and engaging way. The episode helps them understand the different stages of the cycle and the importance of water for the planet. It sparks curiosity and encourages children to explore and appreciate the science behind everyday natural processes..

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