Join the Schoolhouse Rock team as they explore math and multiplication with their unique style of irresistible melodies. This Classroom Edition DVD includes favorites such as Three is a Magic Number ...

Any TV-watching child of the 70s can probably tell you which superheroes appeared on the Super Friends, the Saturday morning cartoon franchise show that featured everyone from Superman and Wonder ...

From the first notes of the intro (As your body grows bigger/Your mind must flower/It’s great to learn/’Cause knowledge is power!) children of the ‘70s and ‘80s and beyond will recognize the ...

In the age of streaming TV and everything on-demand, there is a something that kids these days just don’t have: the beauty of Saturday morning cartoons. In an era in which entertainment from a ...

If “Three is a Magic Number,” then what is 50? “Schoolhouse Rock!” debuted a half century ago today. Gen Xers grew up with the inventive and stimulating animated series, which featured infectious ...

Commentary: These catchy videos are even showing up in memes poking fun at Kevin McCarthy's bid for House Speaker. Here's how to watch them. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and ...

Actor Max Principe of La Porte chuckles that his last name looks and sounds similar to “principal,” though his latest stage role has him playing a nervous schoolteacher named Tom. Tom the Teacher ...

George Newall, left, and Tom Yohe, two of the creators of 'Schoolhouse Rock' (1994) Everett Collection George Newall, who was an advertising agency creative director in the early 1970s when he helped ...

1973: A father’s idea on how to get his son to learn his multiplication tables grew into a cultural touchstone for generations of Americans. That idea of combining multiplication tables and music came ...

George R. Newall (pictured top, right), an advertising executive, songwriter, and one of five co-creators of Schoolhouse Rock!, died on November 30 at a hospital near his home in Hastings-on-Hudson, ...