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"Snow Day to be Exact"
2002-01-24 - Episode 104 Snow Way to Be Exact
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January 24, 2002
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Larry Jacobs
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George Arthur Bloom
Kristin Laskas Martin
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Estimation
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"Snow Day to be Exact" is the fourth episode of Season 1 of Cyberchase. It originally aired on January 24, 2002.

Characters[]

Locations[]

Plot[]

Hacker steals the powerful sunisphere from Solaria, causing the cyberworld’s sunny vacation paradise to be covered in snow! In a fun-filled chase across the snowy terrain, the kids must discover the power and speed of estimation in order to recover the glowing orb from Buzz and Delete before the temperature reaches zero and the site freezes over, crashes and be destroyed.

Trivia[]

  • Olli is known as the Tour Guide in Cyberchase Online's closed captions for this episode.
  • This is the first episode to have Harry in the series.
  • This is the first episode that is known that Hacker is wearing a wig.
  • This episode marks the only appearance of Gatito in Nelvana.
  • The episode's title used to be "Snow Day"[1].

Errors[]

Animation bugs[]

  • When the Cybersquad is saying "Oh, No", Only Jackie's voice is heard
  • When Olli is looking at the thermometer, some of the suns have unfinished coloring.
  • When Olli's tram is going faster, The tram's hood is colored maroon. (Usually it's red and blue.)
  • When Matt is trying to fall down into a gap, Matt's mouth colors are swapped
  • At the end of Act 2, Olli's eyes are misaligned, making his face look off-model.

Most notable errors/Online exclusive errors[]

In the Cyberchase Online video for Act 3, the audio is slowed down significantly and panned to one side.

The error is present when all 3 separate acts of this episode merge to make the archived copy.[2]

The error is not present in the full episode (Cyberchase Online Version).

Extras[]

  • Math Topic: "Snow Day to be Exact" discussess estimation.
  • For Real Segment: "Regards to Broadway" - It is near closing time at the theater discount ticket booth, and Harry is at the end of a slow moving line. Will he make it to the ticket window before it closes? He estimates how long it will take him to move from one point to the other by breaking the distance into shorter parts, timing how long it takes to travel across one smaller part, and multiplying that amount of time by the number of parts.

Transcript[]

Main article: Snow Day to be Exact/transcript

Gallery[]

Main article: Snow Day to be Exact/gallery

External links[]

References[]

  1. Formative Evaluation of Stories for Cyberchase. InformalScience.org.
  2. [1]Archived version
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