Bill Nye the Science Guy - Season 5 Episode 11 Smell

Name: Bill Nye the Science Guy
Genre: Comedy, Documentary, Kids
Released: 20 Jun 1998
Rating: 7.26
Cast: Bill Nye, Rachel Glenn, Jennifer Lin, Amy Broder, Ethan Ferkiss

1998-06-20 United States of America 26 minutes.

7.26 84 votes

Comedy Documentary Kids technology space educational science

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Season - Episode

5 Season 5 Sep 19, 1997

5 - 1

Forensics Sep 19, 1997
5 - 2

Space Exploration Sep 26, 1997
5 - 3

Genes Oct 17, 1997
5 - 4

Architecture Oct 24, 1997
5 - 5

Farming Oct 31, 1997
5 - 6

Life Cycles Nov 14, 1997
5 - 7

Do-It-Yourself Science Nov 21, 1997
5 - 8

Atoms & Molecules Nov 28, 1997
5 - 9

Ocean Exploration Dec 05, 1997
5 - 10

Lakes & Ponds Feb 21, 1998
5 - 11

Smell Feb 28, 1998
5 - 12

Caves Apr 25, 1998
5 - 13

Fluids May 02, 1998
5 - 14

Erosion May 09, 1998
5 - 15

Comets & Meteors May 16, 1998
5 - 16

Storms May 23, 1998
5 - 17

Measurement May 30, 1998
5 - 18

Patterns Jun 06, 1998
5 - 19

Science of Music Jun 13, 1998
5 - 20

Motion Jun 20, 1998

4 Season 4 Nov 03, 1995

4 - 1

Rivers & Streams Nov 03, 1995
4 - 2

Nutrition Nov 10, 1995
4 - 3

Marine Mammals Nov 17, 1995
4 - 4

Earthquakes Nov 24, 1995
4 - 5

NTV Top 11 Video Countdown Dec 01, 1995
4 - 6

Spiders Jan 05, 1996
4 - 7

Pollution Solutions Jan 12, 1996
4 - 8

Probability Jan 19, 1996
4 - 9

Pseudoscience Jan 26, 1996
4 - 10

Flowers Jan 27, 1996
4 - 11

Archaeology Jan 28, 1996
4 - 12

Deserts Jan 29, 1996
4 - 13

Amphibians Jan 30, 1996
4 - 14

Volcanoes Jan 31, 1996
4 - 15

Invertebrates Feb 07, 1996
4 - 16

Heart Feb 14, 1996
4 - 17

Inventions Feb 21, 1996
4 - 18

Computers Apr 25, 1996
4 - 19

Fossils Sep 05, 1997
4 - 20

Time Sep 12, 1997

3 Season 3 Jan 14, 1995

3 - 1

Planets & Moons Jan 14, 1995
3 - 2

Pressure Jan 21, 1995
3 - 3

Plants Jan 28, 1995
3 - 4

Rocks & Soil Feb 03, 1995
3 - 5

Energy Feb 10, 1995
3 - 6

Evolution Feb 17, 1995
3 - 7

Water Cycle Mar 24, 1995
3 - 8

Friction Mar 31, 1995
3 - 9

Germs Apr 07, 1995
3 - 10

Climates Apr 14, 1995
3 - 11

Waves Apr 21, 1995
3 - 12

Ocean Life Apr 28, 1995
3 - 13

Mammals Sep 08, 1995
3 - 14

Spinning Things Sep 15, 1995
3 - 15

Fish Sep 22, 1995
3 - 16

Human Transportation Sep 29, 1995
3 - 17

Wetlands Oct 06, 1995
3 - 18

Birds Oct 13, 1995
3 - 19

Populations Oct 20, 1995
3 - 20

Animal Locomotion Oct 27, 1995

2 Season 2 Feb 18, 1994

2 - 1

Magnetism Feb 18, 1994
2 - 2

Wind Feb 25, 1994
2 - 3

Blood & Circulation Mar 04, 1994
2 - 4

Chemical Reactions Mar 11, 1994
2 - 5

Static Electricity Mar 18, 1994
2 - 6

Food Web Mar 25, 1994
2 - 7

Light Optics Sep 10, 1994
2 - 8

Bones & Muscles Sep 17, 1994
2 - 9

Oceanography Sep 24, 1994
2 - 10

Heat Oct 01, 1994
2 - 11

Insects Oct 08, 1994
2 - 12

Balance Oct 15, 1994
2 - 13

The Sun Oct 22, 1994
2 - 14

Brain Oct 29, 1994
2 - 15

Forests Nov 05, 1994
2 - 16

Communication Nov 12, 1994
2 - 17

Momentum Nov 19, 1994
2 - 18

Reptiles Nov 26, 1994
2 - 19

Atmosphere Dec 03, 1994
2 - 20

Respiration Jan 07, 1995

1 Season 1 Sep 10, 1993

1 - 1

Flight Sep 10, 1993
1 - 2

Earth's Crust Sep 17, 1993
1 - 3

Dinosaurs Sep 24, 1993
1 - 4

Skin Oct 01, 1993
1 - 5

Buoyancy Oct 08, 1993
1 - 6

Gravity Oct 15, 1993
1 - 7

Digestion Oct 22, 1993
1 - 8

Phases of Matter Oct 29, 1993
1 - 9

Biodiversity Nov 05, 1993
1 - 10

Simple Machines Nov 12, 1993
1 - 11

The Moon Nov 19, 1993
1 - 12

Sound Nov 26, 1993
1 - 13

Garbage Dec 03, 1993
1 - 14

Structures Dec 10, 1993
1 - 15

Earth's Seasons Dec 17, 1993
1 - 16

Light & Color Dec 24, 1993
1 - 17

Cells Jan 21, 1994
1 - 18

Electricity Jan 28, 1994
1 - 19

Outer Space Feb 04, 1994
1 - 20

Eyeball Feb 11, 1994

0 Season 0 Jan 01, 1970

Overview

How do noses work? Objects give off tiny amounts of tiny molecules into the air. When just a few of these molecules get up your nose, they dissolve in the mucus up there. Some molecules come into contact with special receptors on what’s called your “olfactory membranes.” Each nostril has a membrane, and each membrane is only about the size of a postage stamp. The membranes hold millions of receptor cells, each of which are ready to send messages to the brain about the molecules that go up your nose.

Year 1998

Studio PBS

Director Bill Nye

Crew Lynn Brunelle (Writer), Michael Gross (Writer), Bill Nye (Writer), Erren Gottlieb (Writer), Hamilton McCulloch (Producer), Darrel Suto (Writer)

Popularity 2.3524

Language English