HillviewTV Team · July 02, 2023 · 40:59
Experience the magic of theatre as Hillview Middle School's talented students present "Schoolhouse Rock! Jr. LIVE!" This immersive performance is the grand finale of our two-week intensive Summer Drama Camp. Watch as our students breathe life into the classic educational animated series, 'Schoolhouse Rock!'
From the comfort of your home, witness the culmination of intense rehearsals, as the young stars seamlessly blend drama, music, and dance, instilling in you a renewed love for learning. With a spirited nod to the original TV series, our students convey complex academic concepts through memorable, catchy tunes and lively performances, ensuring you'll hum along to the familiar refrains.
Each segment is a testament to our students' dedication, talent, and the skills they've honed over the short span of our drama camp. You'll be mesmerized by the colorfully designed sets, innovative lighting, and exuberant performances that successfully transport you back to the golden age of Saturday morning TV.
So, join us for this one-night-only extravaganza, where the effervescent energy of our student performers guarantees a fun-filled, nostalgic trip down memory lane. Witness the sheer joy of learning through the medium of drama that's sure to leave you tapping your feet and craving more.
Remember, every view supports Hillview Middle School's performing arts program. So, not only will you enjoy an unforgettable show, but you'll also help nourish the future of arts education.
0:01 Good morning, class. I'm your new 0:06 teacher, Mr. Meiser. No, that's terrible. I 0:12 don't know why I'm so nervous this morning. I mean... 0:14 I mean, I have a degree. I love children. There's no reason why I wouldn't be a great teacher. 0:20 They're gonna laugh at me. I hope they don't think I'm goofy. It'll be 0:25 fine. They're only eight -year -olds. 0:27 I love... 0:28 Remember what it was like to be an eight-year-old? 0:30 I think. 0:32 Those little monsters are going to eat me alive. 0:35 I thought of early. 0:36 I need plenty of time. 0:38 I'll just look over my lesson plan. 0:40 Ugh, it's too early. 0:41 I wish I could just go back to bed. 0:44 I'm not a morning person. 0:46 Maybe if I watch a little TV, I'll be able to relax. 0:53 As your body grows bigger, your mind is low. 0:56 It's great to learn and knowledge of power 0:58 It's Schoolhouse Rocking 1:00 A tip of the box 1:01 Of your favorite schoolhouse 1:03 Schoolhouse Rock 1:04 Hey, I didn't know that Schoolhouse Rock 1:07 seemed to rock on 1:08 I guess I have a little time to watch 1:10 Hey, welcome to Schoolhouse Rock 1:12 Live and feel here 1:14 Where this is the schoolhouse 1:16 And you are rocking it 1:18 Who are you? And where are you doing my record? 1:21 Where are you, Tom? 1:23 That's too much you need for one money 1:24 I'm going crazy 1:26 No, no, don't jump off the TV 1:28 Leave the TV out, please 1:29 If you want the TV, take the TV 1:32 The TV's yours 1:34 Just leave me alone 1:35 Relax, Tom, we're just different parts of you 1:38 We're all the ideas in your head 1:40 And it's not just us, Tom 1:42 Do you realize how many ideas you have in your head? 1:45 Just look around you 1:46 I don't understand this 1:50 Don't you see, Tom? 1:52 We're every pretty 1:52 you've ever met, or every place you've ever been, or everything you've ever known. Feel 1:57 better? 1:58 No. You look great. 2:04 Well, every person you can know, and every place that you can go, and 2:09 anything that you can show, 2:11 you know they're now. I'm out to spend some kind of work in many 2:16 things. You've never heard, 2:17 I find it quite interesting. 2:20 I'm the person's place for me. 2:22 Oh, I took a train, took a train to another state. 2:27 The floor and the floor that I just saw were really great. 2:31 I saw some in the season spring. 2:34 I was now back home again. 2:37 I took a train, took a train to another state. 2:40 To every person you can know. 2:43 One man, two, three, at any place that you can go. 2:48 To every person you can know. 2:48 And anything that you can show 2:52 You know they're down 2:58 Oh, I'm a stranger in the Statue of Liberty 3:03 My best friend was waiting there for me 3:06 You know the fairy 3:08 You went to a walk on the island 3:10 You know, so it starts to know when 3:13 I'm a stranger in the Statue of Liberty 3:17 Tell every person you can know, do -do -do -do, and every 3:22 place that you can go, do -do -do -do, 3:25 and anything that you can show, do -do -do -do, you know 3:31 there now, you know there now. 3:35 Oh, I've been driving the drugstore at the machine, but I've been driving the machine. 3:40 Holding, holding, driving, you know how to do, and you know how to do, and you know how to do. 3:45 So take the people to the place, and the Beatles have a bunch of people like this, yeah. 3:49 I'm going to die in the dumps for a record. 3:55 Well, every person you can know, the Beatles are the many 4:00 places that you can go. 4:02 But the neighborhood is a little bit more. 4:04 And everything that you can show, a time is listening to you know they're 4:09 now. 4:11 Oh, now just press the line and work. 4:13 Is anything clever 4:15 Or her guys live 4:16 Quite interesting 4:18 Now the person 4:19 Ways for this 4:20 And now 4:21 Is a person 4:22 Ways for this 4:37 That's a great idea 4:43 Okay, I usually enjoy good morning hallucination, but I have to get ready to teach my first day of classes 4:48 today, so I'd appreciate it if you would all just scoot. 4:51 Tom, we know today is your first day of teaching. That's why we're here. We're here to help you, right? 4:57 Yeah, yeah, I know. 4:59 What would help is if I looked at my lesson plan. It's going to be tough enough already. 5:03 Tom, it's not going to be tough. It's going to be easy. Why, when we get through with you, it'll be 5:08 as easy as... 5:13 One, two, three 5:16 Three is a magic number 5:21 Yes it is, it's a magic number 5:26 Somewhere in the middle of ancient history 5:30 You get three, it's a magic number 5:37 The magic woman had a baby, the baby was turning, the heart of the man 5:42 in the body to speak, as a magic number. 5:47 The man and the woman had a little baby, yes 5:52 they did, they had three in the family, as 5:59 a magic number, as a family. 6:06 12, 15, 18 6:08 21, 24, 27 6:10 30 6:12 Do that with me 6:13 3, 6, 9 6:15 12, 15, 18 6:17 21, 24, 27 6:20 30 6:22 Now we'll try that 6:24 3 times 10 6:26 30 6:27 3 times 10 6:28 27 6:29 3 times 8 6:31 24 6:32 3 times 10 6:33 21 and 3 times 6 is 18, 3 times 5 is 15, 6:39 3 times 4 is 12, 3 times 3 is 9, 3 times 2 is 6, 6:44 and 3 times 1, what is it? 6:49 Imagine the world we've 6:56 had a little baby. 7:01 They had three in the family. 7:06 That's the magic of the room. 7:21 That was the coolest song. 7:23 How can you say that was the coolest song? 7:25 When we have so many more cool songs left to do. 7:28 I don't know. 7:31 What's an adjective? I know what an adjective is. It's a word used to describe it. Here, 7:37 let me tell you a little something about it. 7:57 And I'm supposed to describe 8:00 The people's place that isn't every last night 8:05 So we unpack our as it goes 8:11 I unpack was pretty first 8:16 Beeched in and found with her first 8:20 Then I drew doggy and 8:22 Next I drew doggy and 8:24 Then I drew 8:25 I'm ready to tell them my tale, but I've 8:31 unpacked my answers. 8:36 Adjectives are words we used to really describe things, and we're still carrying 8:41 around. 8:43 Things are funny, or they're ready, kids are dumb or else they're great. 8:49 Adjectives can show you his life. 8:53 We are on the knees to help us be there. 8:56 We stay healthy, how fat, how short, how tall. 9:00 We're talking, talking, get smaller. 9:03 We're talking, get smaller. 9:05 The one is the tallest, the other is the smallest, the smallest. 9:09 We had to long without care. 9:13 Then we ran into a bear. 9:18 He was a hairy bear. 9:20 He was a scary bear. 9:21 We need an A .C .U. to take on his lair, exercise 9:28 him with absences, next 9:34 time you go on a trip, remember this 9:39 little tip, the minute you get back, we'll 9:45 ask you this and that, you can describe the equal places and things. 9:54 We'll be right back. 10:21 I'm not going to be teaching you back-hiding adjectives, girl. 10:24 I will follow my friend, Gary, as a friendly friend. 10:27 Okay, I'm starting to get the idea here. 10:30 I can teach grammar if I use a little imagination. 10:34 But I'm not just going to be teaching grammar. 10:36 I also have to teach math, science, and social studies. 10:40 Ha! Social studies. 10:41 Okay, I think I understand your problem, and I believe I can help you. 10:44 Follow me. 10:46 What are we waiting for? George? 10:48 My name's not George, it's Bill! 11:29 See, Bill, you certainly got a lot of pages in church. 11:32 Yeah, and when I started out, I wasn't even Bill. 11:35 I was just an idea. 11:36 Some folks back home decided they wanted to offer it, and they told them to offer it. 11:41 And he said, you're... 11:42 There ought to be a law. 12:23 Listen to all those comments and arguments. 12:25 Has all that discussion been debated by you? 12:28 Yeah, and I'm one of the lucky ones. 12:30 I'm one of the lucky ones. 12:34 Otherwise, I may die. 12:37 Yeah, die. 12:47 Oh, no. 13:16 You mean, you think the whole conference decided to leave your law? 13:20 The president is supposed to say no? 13:21 Yes, that's supposed to be... 13:24 The president is... 13:25 Detone! 13:26 That means when I don't have your law, they don't have it yet, but by that time... 13:30 By that time, it's very unlikely that you'll have your law. 13:33 It's not... 13:34 It's easy to become a bill, isn't it? 13:45 You signed it, Bill! Now you're a law! 13:47 Oh, yeah! 13:57 That was one of my favorite ones. 14:00 I've forgotten how much I learned on Saturday. 14:02 mornings between bowls and coco pups. 14:05 Don't forget, Tom, it was a schoolhouse rock song 14:08 that helped us pass Mr. Don's constitution exam. 14:10 That's right. 14:11 An entire classroom full of people singing. 14:16 Hey, do you know about the USA? 14:20 Do you know about the government? 14:23 Can you tell me about the constitution? 14:26 Hey, learn about the USA. 14:54 We'll be right back. 14:59 And so our people spelled it out 15:02 The things that we should be 15:06 And they put those principles down on paper 15:09 And called it a constitution 15:10 And it's been helping us run the country as we can 15:13 Learn about the constitution 15:15 It's called a preamble 15:16 And it tells us what those faculty fathers had to do 15:24 We the people 15:26 In order to form a more perfect union, 15:31 is now to trust us to ensure the next you take the seat. 15:38 Provide for the common defense, 15:41 promote the general welfare and 15:44 ensure the blessings of liberty 15:47 to ourselves and our prosperity. 15:50 We are gay and established. 15:55 The Constitution for the United 16:00 States of America. 16:05 The 17th and 10th and 4th are now. 16:09 The thought is all bad now. 16:12 The totalists of principles that know the world around. 16:18 The USA will just start now. 16:21 The whole world. 16:31 This is the apple gum. 16:35 I'm glad you asked, Lori. 16:38 We the people, in order to form a more perfect union, 16:44 this town is done to serve a better tranquility. 16:51 Provide for the common defense, promote the general 16:56 welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty, to 17:02 ourselves and our prosperity, to ordain and establish 17:07 this Constitution for the 17:12 United States of America. 17:20 United States of America 17:31 You know, in all Mayors' serious training to become a teacher, 17:35 they forgot one important thing. 17:38 What? What song? 17:39 That learning should be fun. It should be like a game. 17:43 You're right. That one really wore me out. I am ready. 17:47 for a nap. No nap. 17:49 We have to keep our blood moving. 17:52 Whoa! 17:56 Come back! 17:57 Well, that's great, you crazy, 17:59 that's the nation. 18:01 Come on, in circulation! 18:04 Our blood ingrates us today. 18:06 Come on, in circulation! 18:09 How do you order me to breathe? 18:11 Your heart holds the blood and blood. 18:13 Come on, everyone! 18:15 Turn it on everyone, circulation, come on everybody, 18:20 for circulation, circulation, everybody 18:26 form a circle now, circulation, dark old 18:31 blood, it's dark around, circulation, feet 18:37 upon the 18:37 back, so out of sight, we're not circulating 18:42 now. 18:44 We've got a poor heart and heart, we've got a good heart. 18:47 Love, love, yeah, that's circulation. 18:50 We've got the light back to the moon and the bright gate to the moon. 18:53 Yeah, they do it to circulate. 18:55 All the blood through your blood through your oxygen. 18:58 And the arteries take it through. 19:00 Too hot and change when we all blood back to be renewed. 19:07 Circulation takes your friction to your cells. 19:11 And that's it, I'm part of my own side, please as well. 19:16 But when it's in fundamental, outside. 19:21 It's in fundamental, and I've heard you ain't right. 19:26 Well, you're both such a laugh, you know what I'm doing. 19:29 Back to the day, it's always fun. 19:31 From the edge of your toes, you can go. 19:35 It's a place to go. 19:54 Come on, everybody, get it on, everybody, circulation, 20:00 come on, everybody, circulation. 20:07 Circulation! 20:21 Finally George, that one just plumb wore me out. 20:25 That was a really fun song. 20:27 And? 20:28 And it was very informative. 20:31 But? 20:32 But it wore me out a bit. 20:35 Or, hey, what's up all your junctions? 20:39 You tell us, Tom. 20:51 Junction, junction, what's your function? 20:55 Talking of birds and rain as a faucet. 21:00 Junction, junction, how's that fun? 21:03 I don't even know if we get most of my dog's dogs. 21:09 I don't even know if we touch you, touch you, touch you, touch you. 21:13 And the and the four, they'll take you pretty far. 21:18 And, that's an adjective, like this and that. 21:22 And then there's but, that's where we all sit. 21:24 Not this, but that. And then there's or, O-R. 21:28 We can have a toy, like this or that. 21:31 Stand by the horn, that's your pretty dog. 21:36 Jump, jump in, what's your function? 21:40 Pumpkin' up to the long run, makin' them rotten rice. 21:44 Milk and honey, bread and butter, peas and rice. 21:48 Hey, that's nice. 21:49 Sturdy when happy, diggin' it's fraction. 21:51 Losing your shoe and a button for two. 21:53 Eat horrible on it, side for two. 21:55 Bill, bill, bill, bill, bill, bill, bill. 21:58 What's your function? 21:58 Jump, jump in. 21:59 What's your function? 22:02 We have two points to one when you say something with this voice. 22:06 Either now or later. 22:09 Or no choice. 22:11 Either now nor ever. 22:13 Hey, I'm clever. 22:15 We think, well, I'm frozen, we're fat, never ever would I do that. 22:19 I don't want to be mad. 22:22 What's your function? 22:24 Don't give up words and praises about. 22:29 Out of the frying pan and into the fire 22:33 Don't stand at the foot level, we wouldn't go any higher 22:37 Let's go up to the mountains or down to the seas 22:41 You should always say, hey, or at least say, please 22:47 Just mountains, what's your fault? 22:51 I'm looking at words and breaking the blood 22:53 And all the plants and the fire 22:56 In the morning, when I'm usually wide awake, I love to take walks 23:01 with gardens and down by the lake, where I often see a dust and a tray. 23:06 And I wonder if I walk by what they say they can see, although I know that 23:11 there's a bird long. 23:16 No, no, it's what you're supposed to say. 23:20 Talking about cards and making a lot of sense. 23:24 Jump, jump, jump in, foster, foster 23:28 Our time on birds and praises and faucets 23:33 Jump, jump, jump in, foster, foster 23:37 Got you there, very careful 23:41 Jump, jump, jump in, foster, foster 23:46 Got you there 24:01 Oh, yeah! 24:13 That's awesome. 24:14 I didn't write it. 24:15 Teach me some English. 24:17 Good, Tom. 24:18 But remember that English isn't... 24:20 That's the first language of many of your new students. 24:22 That's right. 24:23 I'm going to have many students move from different countries and cultures. 24:27 I'm going to be very important in their transition to America. 24:30 That's right. 24:31 But what's so exciting is you have just as much to learn from them as they have to learn from you. 24:36 That's one of the great things about growing up in the United States. 24:48 My grandmother came from Russia, a statue underneath. 24:54 My grandfather read his father, who scouts me far from Italy. 25:00 They knew about a country, where life like a man 25:05 will end. 25:07 They came there to America, and there they're nothing. 25:13 Love me, lady, my birthday! 25:16 with her book of recipes, and the finest ones 25:21 he's got. 25:24 The Great American Melting Pot, the Great American Melting 25:30 Pot. 25:32 America was founded by the English, but also by the Spanish, Dutch and 25:37 French. 25:38 The principles so fixed, our heritage is mixed, so any human being the 25:43 president. 25:44 Simply melt right in, it doesn't matter what you're 25:49 saying, it doesn't matter where you're 25:52 from, you're never living, you don't cry it in, the Great American Melting 25:58 Pot, the Great 26:00 American Melting Pot, blue and blue 26:05 and white and blue, America wants the 26:10 new world, and 26:12 I was the only, America was the land of hope, 26:18 for so the land is home. 26:20 On the street roads by the millions, this world won't 26:26 explain. 26:27 Those lines he's left to be in the room, still he brings to the day. 26:34 Lovely lady, liberty, with her book of rest 26:39 and peace. 26:40 And the finest, the one she's got, it's 26:45 the Great American Belting Pot, the Great American 26:49 Belting Pot, one -way ingredients, liberty 26:55 and ignorance. 27:08 Go on and ask your grandma 27:12 Hear what she has to know 27:15 How great to be American 27:19 And something else is loud 27:22 Lovely lady with her seat 27:25 With her book of rest to peace 27:29 And the line is what she's got 27:33 It's great American Melting 27:36 The Green American Helping Hot 28:04 We certainly had our share of growing pains. 28:07 Ow! Ow! Ow! 28:11 One thing you will discover when you get next to 28:16 one another is 28:17 Everybody needs some elbow room. Elbow room. 28:22 It's nice when you're kind of cozy but not when you're dangling. 28:28 Everybody needs some elbow room. 28:33 That's how it was the early days of USA 28:38 People can come and settle though 28:42 If you was the only place I wanted to go 28:45 The President was calling Captain 28:48 He made a deal with Napoleon 28:51 I'd be glad to settle by the Lord 28:54 For three, four hundred, four thousand 28:56 And so is making up the new week 29:01 And it's there for us, it was without a fuss 29:05 And it's about some elbow room 29:07 Oh, elbow room, elbow room 29:10 Gotta, gotta get some elbow room 29:13 It's the last of the rocks, they gotta be trunks 29:16 There's a new land out there 29:20 Lewis and Clyde are going to the show 29:22 Goodbye, good luck, where you're over to go 29:25 They prepare for good times, they prepare 29:29 And for back they hired 29:32 Sacagawea to be the guide 29:34 She led them all across the countryside 29:37 To the coast, it's all the most 29:39 Elk room ever had 29:43 Away with those, you know 29:45 You're supposed to be free to be 29:47 There are plenty of times 29:49 No women hide 29:50 But the west will tend to be 29:53 We call them a destiny 30:19 Now we get from east to west, goodbye, New York, L -O 30:24 -L -A. 30:25 But if it goes through, it goes to open up the way. 30:31 Now we've got a lot of room to meet. 30:34 Throw in from the beach and the sea. 30:37 That we have got our elbow room. 30:40 Elbow room. 30:42 But if there's a background on the night, then we'll have a crowd of guys 30:47 together around. 30:48 We'll find some elbow room. 30:51 I want room to help. 30:53 Elbow, Elbow Room, Elbow Room, God, God, yes, Elbow 30:58 Room, 30:59 It's the moon, so God, God, because it's Newland, 31:04 Elbow Room. 31:18 Do you think we'll ever colonize on the end someday? 31:21 There's a whole universe of possibilities. 31:23 And my students were the ones who were going to take me there. 31:26 Wow, that was a great song. 31:27 It reminds me of when I was a kid. 31:30 I used to love riding on trains. 31:32 Well, have you ever traveled by a plane? 31:35 Have you ever traveled by a boat? 31:38 How about by a spaceship? 31:41 I don't know anyone who's ever traveled in space. 31:43 I know someone who has. 31:55 They say your solar system is bent around 32:01 the sky 32:02 Not as good as what is called, we're raining by 32:08 But somewhere out in the space 32:12 There's a notion in your face 32:15 That you might see 32:17 We've got a lot of fun, we've got a lot of fun, we've got a 32:23 lot of fun. 32:46 $$$$$ 33:15 She's like, can't you see anybody? 33:17 So Janet thought she'd give her a go. 33:20 But the people don't have to be so weird. 33:23 She's Janet, she didn't even tell her how to go. 33:28 Ooh-wee! 33:32 UFO! 33:34 But it's one major planet Janet. 33:36 She's a galaxy girl. 33:37 A solar system is on the beach. 33:40 Girl, girl, girl. 33:41 Oh, let your rocket win your rocket beat 33:44 And you'll never get a plane, plane, plane, plane 33:47 Oh, let your head win a plane, plane, plane 33:51 You'll never get a new thing 33:54 Like the one who brings 33:58 Oh, oh, oh, come here 34:00 You can't win a crown 34:04 You put a little too much 34:06 But I could look up the star 34:33 Thank you. 34:38 Interplanet Gannett, she's a galaxy girl 34:40 As close as it's a miss, I'm a beaker of work, oh 34:44 I'm a placer rocket, it's a comic scene 34:47 And there's never been a planet Gannett, I'll see you 34:50 Oh, there's never been a planet Gannett, Interplanet Gannett 34:54 Interplanet Gannett, Interplanet Gannett, Interplanet Gannett, Interplanet Gannett 34:58 Wee! 35:11 We've been here long enough. 35:12 We've got a big day ahead of you. 35:14 We've got to go. 35:16 We can't forget. 35:18 There's so many songs we haven't done yet, like 35:20 Electricity! Electricity! 35:22 Hey Tom, that really is the end. 35:24 He's got to get back to where we came from. 35:26 Just like Janet here. Right Janet? 35:27 Right Julie? You're going to make a great teacher, Tom. 35:32 Good luck, big guy. 35:34 Bye, Tom. And remember, you have to join me every day. Look out for it. 35:39 Wait, wait, wait. First of all, I want to thank you all for your help this morning. 35:43 I wouldn't have done it without you. 35:45 Excellent. That's great. 35:48 But I think I have a little time for I have to be at school. 35:51 Do you think we could do one more song? 35:53 Sure, Tom. Which one do you want to do? 35:56 Hey, my personal favorite. 36:07 When Reginald was home with the blue, uh-uh-huh 36:11 But that's really what I do 36:14 Do we hear the infection? 36:17 But what's all in action? 36:19 While Reginald Otters come 36:23 Hey, that's smart! 36:25 Ouch, that hurt! 36:26 Yeah, that's not fair to get a guy shot down there 36:32 Interjection 36:33 Joe Titan 36:33 Our chosen 36:34 Our destiny set apart 36:36 The second 36:37 By explanation 36:39 Or by 36:40 Point 36:59 Interjections 37:00 Well, you've got some nerve 37:02 Oh, I've never been so cool 37:04 In all my life 37:05 Hey, you're getting a few 37:09 Interjections 37:09 Protections are open 37:12 Interjections as hard 37:13 And by the time 37:14 Or by the time 37:16 So when you're happy 37:20 Hooray! 37:21 Or sad 37:22 Or frightened 37:24 E 37:26 We're excited for class 37:30 And it's just as hard as it's right 37:40 The people fly at the 7th hole 37:43 It's what turns and down the add-up 37:48 He's a good man 37:52 He's a proud man 37:53 He's a good man 37:56 Interjections 37:56 Oh, you just lost the game 38:00 Yay, I'm doing a T 38:05 Interjections 38:06 Or type in 38:06 Or open 38:07 Interjections 38:08 That's hard to get 38:10 By an exclamation point 38:12 Or by false 38:13 So when you're happy 38:16 Hooray 38:17 Or sad 38:18 Or frightened 38:20 Or mad 38:22 Crips! 38:23 So happy. 38:27 Crips! 38:54 Oh, my God, the end. 38:58 Oh, my 39:03 God, the end. 39:28 Thank you. 