WAIT... Remember Grossology?

What could be better than some good action or a bunch of gross things? I'll tell you what, it's Grossology! A show that combines both of those things into a pretty fun an different show that will have you invested in either the characters, or the gross stuff. Today, let's take a look into Grossology to see what it was all about.

Written By: Jordan Fringe & Christine Parshall
Edited By: Jordan Fringe & Jackson S.
Channel Art By: Jerry Meehan

[JordanFringe]

Thanks so much for watching! Were you a fan of Grossology?

[kiritokitimotostudios]

I missed this show it was strange but unique it deserves more praise

[wylanvallotton]

The author of the Grossology books, Sylvia Branzei, was my science teacher in middle school and junior high. I'm still friends with her. She's currently been helping fight for the freedom of Myanmar. Also it's pronounced Bronze Eye.

[InvestedGman]

I remember watching this show as a little kid back in the day on discovery kids and I loved it for what it was being educational about the gross out humor sometimes not to mention it had that the incredibles movie feel to it, Really sad that mostly nobody remembers but Now as a 25 year old man I still love it.

[x_o]

I used to watch this on Qubo, the amount of reruns on that channel was insane

[davidgforlando]

This show was very influential in my formative years, I especially remember the episode where they are encased in a scab cocoon and pick at it to free themselves

[hanakosan]

I have seen so little of Grossology yet I remember a couple of scenes quite vividly, such as one with the siblings being hang up upside down by a green slimy villain and another one involving the brother being "possessed" by a villain to suffocate his allies with the power of fart.

Until today, I believed it was a fever dream I had as a kid. But for some reason, I'm glad you brought it back to my memory. This seems like a very interesting show, albeit too gross for my taste.

[geoffreyheckroodt]

This series is essentially that one scene in Ratatouille when Anton Ego has an intense flashback. Thank you for reminding me of these great series.

[ASloppyJoe]

I don't remember much from this show, but I DO remember the fart-themed supervillain and how his backstory really freaked me out as a kid.

"He was farted on so much by his bully older brother that he literally couldn't survive without them" is a terrifying concept if you stew on it

[Spoopiify]

God nobody talks about this show... I loved it so much.

[guy_fierihanna]

always loved how half the characters' postures were crimes all on their own. insectiva at least deserves a coupon to a chiropractor for everything she gave us

[dallasschweitzer]

So glad to see so many discovery kids shows on your channel recently. Tutenstein, Growing Up Creepy, and Grossology were some of my fav childhood shows

[chandlereverhart]

I loved this show as a kid. It helped further my love of biology. I credit the hagfish episode as my reason for loving weird animals!

[Nztalji]

This, was one of the many shows I knew about, from an network called QUBO. I do not know how many people know about that cable network. This show has been dug in my brain vividly, and I remember almost all these scenes.

[ramenai]

When this was first coming out in our country, Nickelodeon, the channel the show was broadcasted on in my country, marketed this as a tandem package with "Growing Up Creepie, " given the taboo/gross/weird yet educational vibes of the shows. Ever since your "Growing Up Creepie" episode that came out a few days ago, I've been awaiting when you'd be doing this show.

[bibisebi]

I was hoping you'd cover this eventually. One of the best obscure shows I used to watch

[jordanpaton]

I have had the biggest most ugliest most genuine smile I've ever had watching this video because of all of the memories and feelings flooding straight back in that I haven't been able to feel since I forgot what the show was called it's always been on the back of my mind everytime the theme song came on I would start shaking and moving around and wiggling and throwing my arms around in excitement like a 2 year old and I'm 19 so thank you so much for making this video it means alot haven't felt like this in a long time

[sauerkrautlanguage]

I very vividly remember liking the sibling dynamics in this show as a kid specifically for the reasons you mentioned, they just seemed to not axiomatically hate each other in a sibling rivalry like virtually every single other show out there, and the gross stuff that's usually what separates the rowdy brother from the traditionally girly sister was instead what joined them together.

[dantereinhardt]

I completely thought I just dreamed of this show existing. I really want to watch it again.

[philtkaswahl]

Every time I watched this show I always thought about how confident Abby must be with their cleaning and decontamination procedures to keep taking her long, flowing ponytail completely uncovered into the field.