"Schoolhouse Rock!" Fireworks (TV Episode 1976) Poster

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(1976)

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"Fireworks" is another cool segment of "Schoolhouse Rock!" and is a perfect watch for the Fourth of July
tavm4 July 2011
With today being the Fourth of July, therefore also being another anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, I decided to rewatch this "Schoolhouse Rock!" ep entitled "Fireworks" for the occasion. Written by Lynn Ahrens and sung by Grady Tate, the latter warbles about the wonders of fireworks and mentions that in 1776 there were fireworks too-the peoples' opinion kind about England's King George III not caring about his then-colonies' welfare. Since this was an animated short meant to be shown between various Saturday morning programs on ABC during the '70s, there's some amusing humor like when one of the colonists reads a paper, words are written above his head as him asking, "No comics?". And, whenever "the pursuit of happiness" part of the DOI is quoted, a man chasing a woman is flashed by. So on that note, "Fireworks" is another educationally entertaining "Schoolhouse Rock!" segment. Happy Fourth, everyone!
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