Remington and the Curse of the Zombified is a thrilling tale written by renowned author Angela Thompson. The story revolves around Remington, a young archaeologist who embarks on an adventure to find a mystical artifact said to possess the power to bring the dead back to life. The story begins with Remington receiving a cryptic letter from his long-lost grandfather, who warns him about the curse of the zombified. Intrigued by the letter, Remington sets off on a journey to discover the truth behind the curse and his grandfather's disappearance. As Remington delves deeper into his quest, he encounters a series of challenges and obstacles. He travels to ancient ruins, uncovers forgotten tombs, and battles against dark forces that aim to use the artifact for nefarious purposes.
When this animated episode made its debut, it aired with a half-hour live action segment featuring a behind-the-scenes look at the making of The Magic School Bus series with the voice cast.
The children sing again about recycling to the tune of Here We Come A-Caroling, and Murph takes the lead in another song about recycling performed to the tune of The Dreidel Song. More about the TV programs mentioned on this website can be found in her book Tis the Season TV the Encyclopedia of Christmas-themed Episodes, Specials, and Made-for-TV Movies.
He travels to ancient ruins, uncovers forgotten tombs, and battles against dark forces that aim to use the artifact for nefarious purposes. Throughout the narrative, the author expertly weaves elements of mystery, suspense, and horror, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. Remington's determination and bravery shine through as he confronts his fears and races against time to lift the curse.
The magical school bus Christmas adventure
Merry Christmas in July! It is Day #13 of the month-long celebration of Christmas entertainment. As announced before, each day this month I will be sharing brief reminisces about Christmas TV episodes, specials, and movies with a IT'S A WONDERFUL SUMMER attitude. Yes--this month I'm sharing brief essays about TV adaptations of the 1946 movie "It's a Wonderful Life" along with TV programs with significant references to the movie. Just a little something different and a way for me to show off the diversity of holiday stories I've collected in the encyclopedia Tis the Season TV (the updated and expanded 2nd edition being released soon).
| Ms. Frizzle takes the children on adventures to learn about the world through science. |
Today's discussion is on the 1996 episode "Holiday Special" from the animated series The Magic School Bus. In this episode, Wanda’s plans to see the Nutcracker ballet performance are disrupted by Arnold’s recycling program, so she angrily doubts the purpose of recycling. Ms. Frizzle takes the School Bus on a magical journey through a new world where recycling doesn’t exist. The children clearly see the difference between their city and the one without recycling: no trees, more garbage, and all the new things they currently have that are made from recycled goods.
This episode's story features holiday decorations and holiday songs in honor of Hanukkah and Christmas.
| Lily Tomlin voices Ms. Frizzle (left) and Dolly Parton voices Murph, the recycling plant supervisor (right). Too bad Jane Fonda was included in this episode! |
The children sing a song about recycling to the tune of “The Twelve Days of Christmas.” Ms. Frizzle and Murph take the lead singing a song about recycling to the tune of “Jingle Bells.” The children sing again about recycling to the tune of "Here We Come A-Caroling," and Murph takes the lead in another song about recycling performed to the tune of “The Dreidel Song.”
This is a clever retelling of It’s a Wonderful Life but instead of Wanda questioning her own life, she questions the purpose of recycling. The angel here is Murph who shows the kids what their lives would be like without recycling.
The voice cast includes Lily Tomlin as Ms. Frizzle, Lisa Yamanaka as Wanda Li, Danny Tamberelli as Arnold, and Dolly Parton as Murph.
When this animated episode made its debut, it aired with a half-hour live action segment featuring a behind-the-scenes look at the making of The Magic School Bus series with the voice cast.
Joanna Wilson is a TV researcher and book author specializing in Christmas entertainment. More about the TV programs mentioned on this website can be found in her book "Tis the Season TV: the Encyclopedia of Christmas-themed Episodes, Specials, and Made-for-TV Movies." Her latest book "Triple Dog Dare: Watching--& Surviving--the 24-Hour Marathon of A Christmas Story" was released in 2016. She is currently updating and expanding the encyclopedia for an upcoming release. Her books can be found at the publisher's website: 1701 press.com
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The main idea of the story is the concept of the zombified curse and its impact on Remington's life. The curse represents the struggle between life and death, and the consequences of tampering with nature's boundaries. It explores themes of mortality, redemption, and the lengths one will go to protect those they love. Angela Thompson's vivid descriptions bring the mystical world to life, painting a captivating backdrop for Remington's quest. The ancient landscapes, eerie tombs, and supernatural creatures add depth and mystery to the narrative. In conclusion, Remington and the Curse of the Zombified is an enthralling adventure that explores the consequences of seeking power over life and death. Angela Thompson's storytelling prowess creates a gripping narrative that will captivate readers of all ages..
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