Lester(Mark Ritts): A man in a rat suit, stupid and funny. Josie(Alanna Ubach)/ Liza(Eliza Schneider) :įemale sidekick, smart, always asking questions and it seems that every one loves her, she is supposed to be the inquisitive child and very bright. Watching to laugh out loud to compete with their child. He explains complex things (like elevators or snot) in simple kid like terms, with enough humor for any parent Very energetic, Kind of like a mad scientist with anti-gravity hair. A spaceship flew around the Columbia torch lady logo at the end of the show. The episodes were produced by Universal/Belo Productions and are distributed by Columbia Pictures Television. CBS picked up BW for the 1993-1994 season, running a mix of new and old episodes.
ELIZA SCHNEIDER LIZA TV
Cue Penguins, and "Don, turn off the tv." (The penguins turn off their TV ending the show)įor the first season (1992-1993) the show was in syndication rather than on CBS, in addition to its TLC run. Now it is on to the BEAKMAN CHALLENGE! Where Lester (the layman) disbelieves that Beakman can do the challenge (punching a straw through a potato), and then onto the last long explanation. (you mash 'em, I'll smash 'em, Let's Fandango!) and Beakman answers a bunch of short questions (what is longest living animal, etc., etc.), After the first commercial break, there is the 'dance' bit. He then goes on the explain it, in about 8 minutes Kids show, instead it is a very fast paced information experience!īeakman 'explodes' on your screen after a short joke with the penguins after a FACT or two, Josie/Liza asks Beakman the first major topic of the show. Participating Artists Include: Alexander Eros Rocco, Alexandra Berceanu, Alison Postma, Amy Force, Annie Tong, Arman Bahreini, Atia Pokorny, Austin Sherman, Barbara Staulus, Behrang Doosti, Benjamin Dickey, Brian Groberman, Brian Hart, Cat Stambolic, Celina Virani, Christabelle Pausey, Christina Shivcharan, Christine Mack, Christine Marshall-Smith, Cole Breiland, Courtney Fairweather, Craig Kelman, Craig Rodmore, Daniel Fast, Daniel He, Danielle Goshay, David Brandy, David Pokorny, David Van Poppel, Denis Wall, DNA Dodds, Drew Williamson, Earl Miller, Eli Carmona, Eliza Moore, Eric Chengyang, Eric Garsonnin, Frank Lepre, Fred Lum, Gabrielle Johnson, Gabrielle Trach, Gerald Pisarzowski, Gustavo Jabbaz, Hannah Simone Conover-Arthurs, Harry Hamiltion Cornelius, Huw Morgan, James Sutherland, Janet Holmes, Janne Reuss, Jeff Curran, Jeff Nolte, Jerome Clark, Joachim Oepkes, John Faragher, Jordan Nahmias, Josh Henderson, Jude Marion, Julie Vetro, Kat Cassar, Katherine Childs, Kelly Lamorie, Kristin Sweetland, Kyle Berger, Leala Hewak, Lilianne Schneider, Lisa Binnie, Lisa East, Marcos Arriaga, Margit Koivisto, Matthew Trevisan, Mike Callaghan, Mike Dahlke, Parvaneh Radmard, Patrice Carmichael, Pete Watson, Ramtin Teymouri, Randy Grskovic, Richard Vincil, Robert Caspary, Sally Ayre, Sandy Middleton, Shelley Wildeman, Stephen Forsyth, Stephen Pepler, Stephen Yeates, Susan Fothergill, Sylvia Galbraith, Ted Scott, Tim Mickleborough, Tobi Asmoucha, Tom Feiler, Val Sankar, Victoria Menelaou Please check back regularly to see the online gallery artwork updates.Beakman's World was a science show, and at first glance it seems like something from Batman or something, with strange colorful sets, sound effects and very visual experiments. Opening Reception: Friday, July 13, 2018, 6 pm - 8 pm This member-run exhibition brings together an incredible collection of work created by Gallery 44 members in the past year. Gallery 44 is pleased to present our annual members’ exhibition, 365.
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