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Kid Stew’s Best Moments features some of the cast’s favorite sketches from the series so far, including time travel, parody skits, and reimagined fairy tales, with behind-the-scenes cast interviews.
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A countdown of the cast’s favorite musical performances so far including original songs and music videos of the kids performing “This is Me” from The Greatest Showman, U2’s “Beautiful Day,” Alessia Cara’s “Sit Still, Look Pretty,” and more.
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The kids get inspired by Jules Verne, author Tobie Easton, the Cloud Forest School, and fossil hunter Mary Anning. Plus, Kid Stew Ewws!, shark tagging with marine biologists, Red Tide, and more.
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The kids get inspired by Ben Franklin, author Taryn Souders, Etta James, Hedy Lamarr, and a teen balloon dress designer. Plus, breaking the addiction to social media “likes;” Kid Stew Ewws!, pasta meals, and more.
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The kids get inspired by Leonard Bernstein, author Jonathan Rosen, a music prodigy, Ravi Shankar, a muralist, a virtual visit to Russia, and Tenzing Norgay. Plus, Kid Stew Ewws!, the “Book Scootin’ Boogie,” and sugar.
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The kids get inspired by Mark Twain, Django Reinhardt, author Lee Gramling, a professional bull rider and rodeo clown, Bunny Sandler, a virtual visit to Denmark, and A. Rae Band. Plus, Kid Stew Ewws!, and breakfast.
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The kids get inspired by Andy Warhol, a planet that looks like Earth, Maurice Hilleman, a virtual visit to Panama, Woody Guthrie, and a brother-sister dance duo. Plus, the library book fine blues, Kid Stew Ewws!, and minerals,
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The kids get inspired by ancient Sumaria, author Rick Riordan, Nellie Bly, a virtual visit to Greece, opera kids, and Enrico Caruso. Plus, Kid Stew Ewws!, salad, a musical reminder to give books a chance, and more.
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The kids get inspired by Stonehenge, author Dorian Cirrone, Elizabeth Jennings Graham, Richard Wagner, a kid Karting champion, and Gene Krupa. Plus, a virtual visit to Germany, Kid Stew Ewws!, choosing proteins, and more.
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The kids get inspired by Jackson Pollock, the Antikythera mechanism, Ada Lovelace, Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky, and robotics. Plus, a virtual visit to Spain, library rap, internet safety, and Kid Stew Ewws!
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The kids get inspired Mary Shelley, author Chris Grabenstein, a marine archeologist, Louis Armstrong, Sybil Luddington, and the world’s youngest stunt show rider. Plus, a musical ode to making mistakes and Kid Stew Ewws!
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