when they bring in famous and generally deceased scientist to explain about their theories). There are also two "lovable" puppet penguins Don (voiced by Bert Berdis) and Herb (voiced by Alan Barzman) who are usually seen at the beginning, before or after commercial breaks and end of the show commentating in their home at the South Pole watching Beakman on their television.īeakman's world is memorable for its many colorful characters usually played by Paul and Mark (e.g. There is also unseen cameraman "Ray" (played by prop-master Ron Jancula's hands) occasionally assists beakman and is very "handy" and "Beakmon" (played by actress Jean Stapleton) which rarely appeared on the show as Beakman's mother. Besides the lovely female assistant, one show staple is that clueless guy in the rat suit a.k.a "Lester The Rat" (played by Mark Ritts).
#ELIZA SCHNEIDER BEAKMAN VIDEO SERIES#
Throughout the series run, Beakman's female assistant has been changed with Josie (played by Alanna Ubach) for season 1 Liza (played by Eliza Schneider) for seasons 2 and 3 and Phoebe (played by Senta Moses) for season 4. Let's take a look back on this very educational and entertaining Beakman's World from the 90s.īeakman's World featured an eccentric Scientist called Beakman (played by Paul Zaloom) who answers generally Science-related mail by televiewers where he then gives a thorough and comical explanation, demonstrations, and experimentation. The series ran for 4 Seasons with each Season featuring more humor and four female assistant changes. Just like any kids show of the past, it suddenly came to a halt as it was cancelled around 1998 but not without leaving a mark to the countless of kids who grew up watching this very educational and entertaining world of Science through the eyes and world of Beakman.
The edutainment show premiered on The Learning Channel (TLC) cable network and was later moved to CBS Saturday morning children’s block on September 18, 1993. Beakman's World which was based on the Universal Press Syndicate syndicated comic strip "You Can with Beakman and Jax" created by Jok Church that originally run from Septem– Decemdistributed by Sony Pictures Television in the U.S. Beakman's World was a popular educational children's show that locally aired (initially) every Sunday afternoon at around 5:00 on RPN-9 during the 90s.
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