Eureka! Episode 12 - The Lever

[TheEmily3456]

Wonder if I can make my teacher play this is in school O-O Emily.M 'twas ere

[alfmonsterarmy]

thumbs up for teeter totter

[thejuggernaut81]

Fat people will go somewhere and cry now.

[lolliefishstudio]

this is really easy to understand !

thanx!!!

u saved meeee:)

[WiiMiiMe]

... and some big fat guy comes along LOL!

[yeznutz]

needed to know =]

i need it if i wanna get hired lol

[slingapow]

Wow this is so useful, thanks!

[firepantsjones]

i like your videos!

[abigirl77]

Me gusta mucho. It is simple enough for even a child to understand

[Ainesmom1]

Um... he's Canadian -- we Americans *do* use a short e for lever...

BTW -- thanks for these videos -- great explanations... ;)

[luckyluigi100]

Yeesh! Now I'm getting to watch Youtube for homework! What is this world coming to...

Not complaining :)

[bubblebear83]

@luckyluigi100 You watch this in class or your teach/professor show you these videos and that might be part of your test question.

[blueperson23]

This totally helped me. Seeing as my SCIENCE TEACHER suckssss.

[savetheanonymous]

@blueperson23 trust me, i know the feeling..... she set the table on fire

[LITTLEtallie]

wow! this is cute! and educational too! hahas!

[musicgirl3330]

Thank you SOOOOOO much! I needed help with this, and now I'm watching everything!

[atiksful]

this relly helps a lot..gimme an idea of designing an experiment.! thx!

[TimpBizkit]

I was gonna go down the gym and build muscles and get strong, but now I don't have to - Thanks Eureka!!

[TimpBizkit]

And I wasted all that time down at the gym getting bigger muscles when I could have got a lever!

[687badman]

I Love these things!

[slayerhel]

we use this in science

[sayakanako]

phew!..this is so uch of a help for our group report in physics!..thank you for uploading this!.

[Gmackematix]

I didn't know Americans called see-saws "teeter-totters"! I did, however, think that the US usually pronounced "lever" to rhyme with clever, or is that only in parts of the US?

[cdnkitten]

This series was produced in Canada, which uses British expressions for some words and American expressions for others.

[dtrue07]

@Gmackematix i'm florida, and we say see-saw and lever. maybe in the more northern states they may say teeter-totters this is also where u may hear someone ask for pop vs soda.

[keggie09]

@Gmackematix in america people call things that they perfer like soda and pop/ or pronounciations like Le(e)ver and Le(a)ver

[harryfromwork]

@Gmackematix This show was produced in Ontario (Canada) so it may not answer your questions

[cornparkers]

thanks alot!! im MCAT prepping...needed this:P

[gjj101]

why was this a link for a science paper??

[happytimewhoa]

need to watch this for homework :P

[bubblebear83]

Me and my uploads, I uploaded this two years ago and I did not know viewers like this cartoon that is 29 years old.

[MrStabby0]

My physics professor made watching these movies a requirement. They actually help a lot.

[imminonice]

@happytimewhoa  mee to but this like explains it more than my teacher

[Starbuck0123]

man. these videos are awesome. I'm working on a rube goldberg with the simple machines, and these are totally helping. THANK!!!

[54spiritedwill54]

i love these videos!

[horsecrazi3]

we watch these in science =)

[klau117]

Awesome!

[Arteny235]

Educational. It helped me.

[asesearch]

THANKYOUSOMUCHH

[YouKnewIwasTrouble]

THANKYOUSOMUCHH for posting these !

im working on a rube goldberg project for physical science and this was so simple and to the point, it was a great help!

[bubblebear83]

Did you do well?

[madog13]

omg i love these videos! thanks for posting them up.

brings back memories.

[bubblebear83]

Your Welcome.