Storybots: Answer Time - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Fractions
Cosmic Caller thinks he found an alien code, but something's not adding up. Bing talks to Alabama Smith to figure things out.

Bubbles
Before his big show, the Great Bubblini is bursting to know how bubbles form. Bang heads to the laundromat to find out.

Area
When Disco Delilah asks how many tiles she'll need for her dance floor, Beep steps up to learn more about area.

Moon
Bo explores why the moon seems to change shape to help Ms. Astronaut Lady safely land her spaceship.

Taxes
Ms. Firefighter has a burning question about taxes, so Boop visits the Department of Government and Stuff.

Tornados
Beep takes a spin with documentarian Chase Weathers to answer Mr. Cow's question about how tornadoes form.

Glass
Where does glass come from? Mr. Castaway can't make windows for his house until Bo cracks this question.

Refrigerator
After Ms. Cafeteria Worker Lady's refrigerator stops working, Bing visits the Refrigadome to learn more about cooling.

Elements
Boop travels to the Archive Department to help the all-knowing Socradamus with a fundamental question: What is stuff made of?

Stocks
When Ms. Clown gets an offer to invest in e-Digital-Clown-Circus-World.com, Bang pays a visit to a TV show about stocks.

Internet
Bo looks into how the internet works after an office worker named Stacy accidentally sends a silly video to his boss.

Time and Distance
Bing races to ask runner Speedy Lightning a question about finding the fastest route for Ms. Pizza Delivery Lady.
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