LaVar explores seeing and our other senses, as Bill Cosby tells the story of how the young aardvark, Arthur Read acquired his pair of glasses. Air Date : 22nd-Jun-1983

A young girl's father loses his job. Air Date : 6th-Jun-1983  Read More

As part of his birthday celebration, LeVar gets made-up like a movie monster, and then gets involved in Harry Blackstone's magic act. Ruth Buzzi reads Miss Nelson Is Back, all about a group of rowdy students who try to take advantage of their teacher's absence when she's out sick one day, and how she gets revenge on them by pretending to be "the meanest teacher in the world, Viola Swamp." Air Date : 7th-Jun-1983  Read More

LeVar is already worn out after working on several scenes all day long on the production of the series. He feels he needs to take on another identity, segueing into introducing the featured book, Bea and Mr. Jones. Madeline Kahn reads the book about a kindergarten student and her father who get so bored with their jobs that they decide to experiment by switching places for the day. Air Date : 8th-Jun-1983  Read More

Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain Air Date : 9th-Jun-1983  Read More

Louis the Fish Air Date : 10th-Jun-1983  Read More

Technically not the first science-related show in its history, LeVar seeks a place where archaeologists retrieve dinosaur bones. At the end of the program, LeVar buries a time capsule, containing (among other things) a can of old Coke and his picture. Linda Gilman reads Digging Up Dinosaurs, a story about how paleontologists unearth dinosaurs skeletons and preserve them in museum exhibits. Air Date : 13th-Jun-1983  Read More

Liang and the Magic Paintbrush Air Date : 14th-Jun-1983  Read More

In the featured book, a young boy and his family move from New York City to the Southwest and he has many misconceptions about what his new home is like. Air Date : 15th-Jun-1983  Read More

Three Days on a River in a Red Canoe Air Date : 16th-Jun-1983  Read More

The first of many programs favoring Native Americans. In this instance, a Midwestern legend suggests how horses arrived to the tribe. Later in this episode is the song "Ancient Places, Sacred Lands" which lists several words originating from various locations of the United States and the tribal meaning of their names. Air Date : 17th-Jun-1983  Read More

Today's subject is goats and what they eat. Air Date : 20th-Jun-1983  Read More

Three by the Sea Air Date : 21st-Jun-1983  Read More

LaVar explores seeing and our other senses, as Bill Cosby tells the story of how the young aardvark, Arthur Read acquired his pair of glasses. Air Date : 22nd-Jun-1983  Read More

The Day Jimmy's Boa Ate the Wash Air Date : 22nd-Jun-1983  Read More

LeVar is ready to find music everywhere, and he does. This show includes the animation Onomatopoeia. Lou Rawls reads the story of Ty's One-Man Band, about a man who teaches a boy how to make music using household items. Air Date : 23rd-Jun-1983  Read More