02x77 - The Great Robot Race and other stories: The Adventures of Math-a-Million

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Super Why!". Aired: September 3, 2007 – May 12, 2016.*
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Set in Storybrook Village, where the titular character, Whyatt Beanstalk, lives with his friends Woofster, Littlest Pig, Red Riding Hood, and Princess Pea.
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02x77 - The Great Robot Race and other stories: The Adventures of Math-a-Million

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- Hi, it's me, Whyatt! Ready to go on a reading adventure?

Super!

Cool! It's The Adventures of Math-A-Million.

In this story, we'll practice the alphabet,

rhyme with "ine" words,

learn a new word,

and use the power to read to change the story!

Let's go!

- ♪ Who's got the power, the power to read? ♪

♪ Who answer the call for friends in need? ♪

♪ Super Why! Super Why! ♪

♪ He's the guy he's Super Why ♪

♪ Who's got the power, the power to read? ♪

♪ Who looks into books for the answers we need? ♪

♪ Super Why! Super Why! ♪

♪ And the Super Readers we're gonna fly ♪

♪ Come along with the Super Readers ♪

♪ Adventure waits when you're with Super Why ♪

♪ Super Why and the Super Readers ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Super Why and the Super Readers ♪

♪ Adventure waits when you're with Super Why ♪

♪ Yeah Super Why! ♪

Hi! So glad you're here! It's me, Whyatt!

- Woof, woof! - Hi, Puppy!

Welcome to Storybrook Village

where all our fairy tale friends live!

- Woof, woof, woof! [Ring tone]

- It's time for school!

Let's go! - Woof! Woof! Woof!

♪♪

Woof! Woof! Woof! - Come on!

- Woof! Woof! Woof! - Hee-hee-hee!

- Woof!

- Good morning, teacher.

- Morning, everyone. Today we're going to make

apple-peach juice! - Delicious! - Yummy!

- But before we make the juice,

I need someone to help me solve a math problem.

Who will help me? - Ooh, ooh! I will! I'll help!

- OK, Pig. Come on up.

Now, we will need five pieces of fruit to make enough juice

for the class. There are one, two, three--

three apples here.

And one, two-- two peaches here.

Hmm, but how many pieces of fruit do I have all together?

- Um... that's kind of tricky.

I really want to figure it out so we can make juice,

but I don't know how!

- This is a super big problem.

And a super big problem needs us... the Super Readers!

We need to call the rest of the Super Readers!

Call them with me! Say, "Calling all Super Readers!"

- [Kids]: Calling all Super Readers!

- [Whyatt]: To the Book Club! - [Kids]: To the Book Club!

- Come on, to the Book Club!

♪♪

Whyatt here!

- Woof! Woof!

- "P" is for Pig!

- Red Riding Hood rollin' in!

- Princess Pea at your service!

[Sniffing]

- And you! Say your name!

Great. We're all here.

Together we will solve Pig's problem! Let's go!

♪♪

[Computer beeping]

OK, Pig, state your problem!

- I need to figure out how many pieces of fruit there are so we can make juice!

- That's a tough one! - Oh, boy!

- How do I figure out how many there are all together?

- Hmm, I want to figure that out too.

When we have a question, we look...

- [All]: In a book! - Which book should we look in?

- Peas and carrots, carrots and peas,

book come out, please, please, please!

[Magical chiming]

- Let's read the title of this book.

The Adventures of Math-A-Million.

We know what to do! We need to jump into this book

and find the answer to Pig's question!

First, we look for Super Letters.

And then put them in our Super Duper...

Computer!

Super Duper Computer, how many Super Letters do we need?

In this story, we need three Super Letters,

and then we'll get our Super Story Answer!

It's time to transform! Ready?

- [All]: Ready!

- Come on, Puppy, you're coming too!

- Woof! - Super duper!

Arms in! Put your arm in!

Super Readers...

- [All]: To the rescue!

- Alpha Pig... with Alphabet Power!

- Wonder Red... with Word Power!

- Princess Presto... with Spelling Power!

- Super Why... with the Power to Read!

- And Woofster... with Dictionary Power!

- Together we are...

- [All]: The Super Readers!

- Whyflyers! We're ready to fly

into this book!

[Magical chiming]

- ♪ Super Readers ♪ - ♪ To the rescue! ♪

♪ It's time to fly with the Super Readers ♪

♪ 'Cause we've got a problem to solve ♪

♪ Super Readers ♪ - ♪ To the rescue! ♪

- ♪ Super Readers ♪

♪ Working together with powers to read ♪

♪ Into books we fly to find the Super Story Answer ♪

♪ It's Super Why ♪

♪ Super Readers to the rescue! ♪

- Presto! We're in the book

The Adventures of Math-A-Million.

♪♪

- Let's read!

Why Writer... highlight!

Read with me!

"Math-A-Million was a superhero from the Land of Numbers."

- Hello, I'm Math-A-Million,

and I love numbers! SHAPOW!

- "One day, Math-A-Million got a call from Mayor All Together."

[Phone ringing] - Math-A-Million!

I have a math emergency! I'm having a party

and I need four red apples. And two green apples.

And then I need to know how many apples I have all together!

- All together? But why?

- Because I'm Mayor All Together!

- "Math-A-Million did not know how many apples there were

all together."

- Hmm, I just don't know. This is a math disaster!

- And that, Super Readers, is why we are in this book.

Math-A-Million and Pig both need to figure out

how many things there are all together!

- Look! It's Math-A-Million!

- Cool! - Whoa!

- Don't you worry! Math-A- Million is here in a hurry!

- We're not worried. We're the Super Readers!

- You are? Oh, phew!

Because finding red apples and green apples

and figuring out how many apples are all together

is a lot of things to do

in a teeny tiny amount of time.

- It certainly is! - Now, let's go do some math!

- Yeah! - Cool!

But... remind me, what IS math exactly?

- Woofster to the rescue!

With my doggie dictionary I can tell you what any word means.

"Math" means" figuring out problems with numbers,

shapes, and patterns. "Math."

Now we know what it means!

Woof-de-doo!

Give your tail a wag!

- Super Readers, there's no time to waste!

We must get to the apple orchard to get apples for the mayor.

- To the apple orchard! Yum!

♪♪

- Mission: Apples. Commencing... now!

First we need four red apples. I shall count now!

One, two, three, four.

Four red apples! KAZOW!

One, two.

Two green apples! SHAPOW!

Now, how many red and green apples are there all together?

Hmm...

I've got it! I must count all of the apples,

and then I'll know how many I have all together!

One, two, three four... five, six.

Six apples all together!

Four and two is six! SHAPOW!

[Horse neighs]

[He gasps] Gad-ZOOKS!

Wha-- Hey!

Horse, you ate my six apples!

[Horse neighs] What will I do?

- Alpha Pig to the rescue!

With my Amazing Alphabet Tools,

I can find the letters in the word "apples"

and get the apples back!

A-B-C, sing with me!

♪ A B C D E F G ♪

♪ H I J K L M N O P ♪

♪ Q R S and T U V ♪

♪ W X Y and Z ♪

♪ Sing with me ♪

Amazing alphabet singing! First we need the letter "A".

Which one is the "A"?

- [Kids]: There! - There's the "A"!

Next, we need the letter "P". Where's the "P"?

- [Kids]: There! - There's the "P"!

Now we need another "P"!

Where is the "P"?

- [Kids]: There! - There's that "P" again!

Now, where's the letter "L"?

- [Kids]: There! - There's the "L"!

And we also need the "E".

Do you see the "E"?

- [Kids]: There! - Yup, there's the "E"!

Where's the "S"?

- [Kids]: There!

- A-P-P-L-E-S!

"Apples!"

One, two, three,

four, five, six.

Lickety letters! We got our six apples back!

Let's give ourselves a big thumbs up!

- Thanks, Alpha Pig!

Let's get these apples to the mayor for his party!

[Horse neighs]

- You see a Super Letter? Which one?

- [Kids]: "A!" - "A!"

Let's put it in our Super Duper...

- [Super Why and kids]: Computer!

- Better get it before the horse eats it!

Two more Super Letters and then we'll get

our Super Story Answer!

Right on, Readers!

- We're almost at the mayor's house...

[Phone ringing] Uh-oh.

[He clears his throat] Hello?

- Ah, Math-A-Million! - Whoa!

- It's Mayor All Together. I have another math emergency!

- Ooh! Busy day.

- Yes! I need balloons for my party!

Four green balloons...

and five yellow balloons. Heh-heh!

And then I need to know

how many balloons there are all together.

- But why?

- Because I'm Mayor All Together,

and I need to know how many balloons are all together!

Got it? Good! Goodbye!

- Super Readers, the mayor needs balloons.

Luckily I have...

a balloon blower upper!

Let's count!

One, two, three, four.

KAZOW! Four green balloons!

One, two, three, four, five.

SHAPOW! Five yellow balloons!

Now, how many green and yellow balloons are there

all together? Hmm...

Aha! I must count all of the balloons

to figure out how many there are all together!

One, two, three, four...

five, six, seven, eight, nine!

Four plus five equals nine balloons all together!

KAZOW!

And that, my friends, is why they call me

Math-A-Million! [Pop! Pop! Pop!]

[Pop! Pop!] Ahhh! We got, well...

[Pop! Pop!] Grr! At least I have one left.

[Pop!]

Are you kidding me?! Zero balloons!

But I need nine balloons for the mayor!

- Wonder Red to the rescue!

With my Wonder Words Basket,

I can help find the word "nine", and get your nine balloons back!

Nine is an "ine" word, and I love "ine" words!

It's time to rhyme!

♪ Nine, line, pine ♪ ♪ Wonderific, you're terrific ♪

♪ Vine, fine, mine ♪ ♪ Wonderific, you're terrific ♪

♪ ine! ♪ We need the word "nine".

What letter is this?

- [Kids]: "N!" - "N!"

And what sound does "N" make?

- [Kids]: "nnn". - "nnn."

And this part says "ine".

"nnn-ine." "nnn-ine." What word is this?

- [Kids]: "Nine!" - "Nine!"

That's the word we need!

- Hey, look! My balloons!

- Wonderific, you were terrific!

We found the word "nine" and made nine balloons come back!

- Thanks, Wonder Red!

♪ I've got nine balloons ♪ ♪ I've got nine balloons ♪

- ♪ And six apples! ♪ - Oh, right! I'm on my way!

- Woof! Woof, woof!

[Machine chugging]

- You see another Super Letter? Which letter did you find?

- [Kids]: "D!" - "D!" Yes!

Let's put it in our Super Duper...

- [Super Why and kids]: Computer!

- One more Super Letter and then we'll get

our Super Story Answer!

Great job, Super Readers!

♪♪

[Mayor laughing] - Mayor!

It's me, Math-A-Million!

And my good friends, the Super Readers!

- Math-A-Million! Do you have the apples?

- Here are your six apples!

- Excellent! Ha-ha-ha-ha!

But did you bring the balloons?

- Voila! Nine lovely balloons!

- Fantastic! I have apples! Ha-ha!

And I have balloons! Ha-ha!

But, Math-A-Million, how many things do I have all together?

- Whoa. I've never had to add apples and balloons before.

I'm not sure how to figure this out.

- Well, don't just hold them! Heh-heh-heh!

I need you to tell me how many things are all together!

- But I have to just hold them! It's in my story! See?

"Math-A-Million holds the apples and balloons."

How can I figure out how many things I have all together?

- Super Why to the rescue!

With the Power to Read, I can change this story

and save the day!

Let's change the word "holds" in this sentence. Zzzap!

Why Writer... write!

Super Readers, will Math-A-Million figure out

how many apples and balloons there are all together

if he counts, paints, or juggles them?

Hmm, let's try "counts". Which is the word "counts"?

It has the letter "O" in it.

- [Kids]: There! - There! "Counts!" Zzzap!

Zzzap!

Let's read:

"Math-A-Million counts the apples and balloons."

- One, two, three, four, five, six...

seven, eight, nine, ten...

eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen!

SHAPOW! Fifteen things!

I counted all the apples and balloons,

and now I know how many things I have all together!

- Did the word "counts" help Math-A-Million?

- [Kids]: Yes! - Yes! Super job, Super Readers!

We changed the story and saved the day!

- Woof! Woof!

Woof-de-doo!

- Mayor All Together! Mayor All Together! I figured it out!

There are things all together!

- Well done, Math-A-Million! It's time for my party!

And it's a good thing you're here, Math-A-Million...

because the party... is for...

YOU!

- A party?!

For meeeeeeee?

KAZOW-SHAPOW WOW-WOW-WOW!

- Way to go! - This is one cool party.

- Math-A-Million rules! - Fantastic!

- Congratulations, Math-A-Million!

Here's your math medal.

- Thanks, Mayor All Together. This is the best party ever!

- You see our last Super Letter? Which one?

- [Kids]: "D!" - "D!"

Let's put it in our Super Duper...

- [Super Why and kids]: Computer!

- We found all of our Super Letters!

Now we can get our Super Story Answer!

- Bye, Super Readers! You really saved the day!

- Bye, Super Readers!

- Bye, Math-A-Million! - You're welcome! - Ta-ta!

- Whyflyers!

Back to the Book Club! Come on, Woofster!

- Woof!

- ♪ We found the Super Story Answer with Super Why! ♪

[Magical chiming]

[Computer beeping]

- Super Duper Computer, give us our Super Story Answer!

[Computer beeping]

Read the letters with me!

A-D-D.

"Add."

The Super Story Answer is "add".

[Fireworks]

But why?

- [Red]: Because Math-A-Million had to count the apples

and balloons to figure out how many he had all together. And that's what "add" means.

- So my question is:

how can I figure out how many pieces of fruit there are all together?

- And your answer is:

- [All]: Add!

- I need to count the apples and the peaches,

and add them together! Let's do it!

♪♪

OK, there are three apples and two peaches.

Now I'll add to find out

how many apples and peaches there are all together.

And I'll do it by counting.

One, two, three, four, five!

Five pieces of fruit all together!

- Well done, Pig. Three plus two equals five.

Five pieces of fruit is exactly what I need for my fruit juice.

Who's thirsty? - Ah, me!

- Yippee! - Woo-hoo!

- Hip, hip, hurray! The Super Readers save the day!

♪♪

- ♪ Hip hip hurray ♪ - ♪ Hurray! ♪

- ♪ The Super Readers save the day ♪

♪ We changed the story ♪

♪ We solved the problem ♪

♪ We worked together so hip hip hurray! ♪

♪ Hip hip hurray ♪ - ♪ Hurray! ♪

- ♪ The Super Readers save the day ♪

♪ Hip hip hurray ♪ - ♪ Hurray! ♪

- ♪ The Super Readers save the day! ♪

♪♪
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