
1995 Skybox Bill Nye The Science Guy cards! I never even knew such things existed.
Sadly, Bill was on the air a little later than I could really appreciate him. Did that stop me from watching the show? Hell no! 'cuz this show is friggin' awesome. Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill! If you have kids and don't make them watch this show, you should be arrested for child abuse.
So what do these cards look like? Exactly what you would expect from the mid-90's:

These are covered in purple and magenta and teal and Bill's very goofy face. I got Plants, the Periodic Chart, Stegosaurus, Digestion, Antibodies, a couple of do-it-at-home experiments, a sticker, and a contest card that expired in 1996 - pity, I'd enjoy a free trip to Disney World.
Let's look at the backs of these too:

Wonderfully colorful and informative, eight-year old Max would love to find more of these. Luckily, these form a wonderful starting nine, perfect for my own collection and blog.
3 comments:
Now we just need some Beakman's World cards.
Loved this show. Gotta see if I can find me a set.
Every set should have a card of "Antibodies." Make it happen, Ginter!
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