Anyone else have a favorite Schoolhouse rock cartoon?

[The Polack MSgt]

One of my younger co-workers told me that his 3rd grade teacher showed them in class. I'm old enough that I saw them between cartoons on Saturday mornings.

I mean I have a couple, "Conjunction Junction" is a classic and so is "I'm Just a Bill" but the 2 I like best are "Naughty Number Nine" which, I suspect they pulled from the rotation because of all the smoking

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And "Interjections!" because it's a catchy ass tune

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[JT45242]

1. Three is a magic number or the preamble

Three was the first one made and is so much fun.

As a history major in 1988, I will never forget the final exam for early american history which had an essay evaluating how the constitution lived up to the preamble. As people got to that point you would hear the tune being hummed as people used the tune to write out the preamble from memory.

We did Schoolhouse Rock Live as a school musical and it was a blast.

[MontanaMama]

2. Three Is A Magic Number

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And, The Constitution

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[AllaN01Bear]

3. conjunction junction whats your function? im just a bill on capital hill

[I_UndergroundPanther]

4. i'm just a bill

i liked the government ones. also some of the math and english too

[Yavin4]

5. Figure 8

[Xavier Breath]

6. Came here to give "Interjections" some love.

It's hard to imagine, given today's tv landscape, that there was a time when these existed. The nostalgia is strong with all of them.

[Earth-shine]

7. I remember a Bill on Capital Hill.

[surrealAmerican]

8. What was that "eleven" one?

... "never gave me any trouble till after nine" ...

It's a tough choice. Conjunction Junction was fun too.

It was an inventive series that certainly had an influence on children in my generation.

[LudwigPastorius]

9. I preferred the Sesame Street's"Pinball Numbers" over "Multiplication Rock".

70s funky, odd meters, weird vocals, steel drum, saxophone, and guitar solos...just musically more interesting than Bob Dorough's little ditties.

[Trueblue1968]

10. Lolly, lolly, lolly, Get your adverb please !!!!!!

Has a catchy tune