History WMG / SidTheScienceKid

** Not really, since both said science museums and outdoor locations are depicted strangely devoid of any other people (save for Christopher Lloyd's character). The presence of the robot staff in the movie even explains how they could continue to be maintained in this post-apocalyptic interpretation.

** Not really, since both said science museums and outdoor locations are depicted strangely devoid of any other people.

[[WMG: Gerald is secretly a ninja.]]
* In "The Sticker Chart" episode, Gerald was sneaking around inside the school during rug time, and he (very clearly) hid behind a bunch of blocks before immediately appearing on the other side of the room. He was suddenly right next to everyone else on the rug, as if he were there the whole time! Even Teacher Susie looked genuinely surprised.
** It should also be noted that during "The Dirt on Dirt" episode, the kids were about to play pretend, with Gerald pretending to be the Earth. Keep in mind that May was the only one who knew beforehand that it was Earth Day, while everyone else (minus Susie) found out at rug time. Well, Gerald leaves for not even a couple of minutes to go get something from outside somewhere, and comes right back with a gigantic Earth-shaped hat! How did he get that so quickly?!
** Also, in the "How Did My Dog Do That?" episode, Gerald can be seen running off screen in the background almost immediately after answering Sid's question, while everyone is distracted. He is seen again a couple minutes later, conveniently returning for the rug song. Then, he completely forgets to make a creative entrance like he always does. It is possible that Gerald forgot to do this because he was so preoccupied with his last-minute ninja/secret agent errand that thinking of a creative entrance for everyone was his last priority. He was also probably nervous that people might of seen him sneaking off, which explains why he was attempting to look so casual walking inside the classroom, and then plays it off when Susie points out the lack of a creative entrance.
** This would explain why Gerald acts so darn goofy all the time during the day, as no one would suspect him to be a serious ninja or agent at night. This could open doors for a potential spin-off series for Gerald.
** It's also possible that the creative entrances Gerald does are emulating what secret ninja/spy missions he had the night before.
** Not only that, but Gerald has been known to just generally startle characters, especially Sid, on numerous occasions.

** Seemingly contradicted by the special and movie which show them going to out to science museums and such.

[[WMG: Sid will grow up to be his world's BillNyeTheScienceGuy.]]

[[WMG: Gerald is secretly a ninja/secret agent.]]

** Also, in the "How Did My Dog Do That?" episode, Gerald can be seen running off screen in the background almost immediately after answering Sid's question, while everyone is distracted. He is seen again a couple minutes later, conveniently returning for the rug song. Then, he completely forgets to make a creative entrance like he always does. It is possible that Gerald forgot to do this because he was so preoccupied with his last-minute ninja/secret agent errand that thinking of a creative entrance for everyone was his last priority.

[[WMG: Gerald is secretly a ninja.]]
* In one episode, Gerald was sneaking around inside the school during rug time, and he (very clearly) hid behind a bunch of blocks before immediately appearing on the other side of the room. He was suddenly right next to everyone else on the rug, as if he were there the whole time! Even Teacher Susie looked genuinely surprised.
** It should also be noted that during "The Dirt on Dirt" episode, the kids were about to play pretend, with Gerald pretending to be the Earth. Keep in mind that May was the only one who knew beforehand that it was Earth Day, while everyone else (minus Susie) found out at rug time. Well, Gerald leaves for not even a couple of minutes to go get something from outside somewhere, and comes right back with a gigantic Earth-shaped hat! How did he get that so quickly?! Coincidence? I think not!
** This would explain why Gerald acts so darn goofy all the time during the day, as no one would suspect him to be a serious ninja at night. This could open doors for a potential spin-off series for Gerald.

* The adults listen in on Sid's science question that he wonders about when he wakes up in the morning, and they use that information to make sure that Teacher Susie has a suspiciously specific experiment at the ready to address that very question.

** Not only that, but Gerald has been known to just generally startle characters, especially Sid, on numerous occasions.

** It should also be noted that during "The Dirt on Dirt" episode, the kids were about to play pretend, with Gerald pretending to be the Earth. Keep in mind that May was the only one who knew beforehand that it was Earth Day, while everyone else (minus Susie) found out at rug time. Well, Gerald leaves for not even a couple of minutes to go get something, and comes right back with a gigantic Earth-shaped hat! How did he get that so quickly?! Coincidence? I think not!

With a focus on science-based songs. For scientists, they sure do spend a lot of time singing. And they're pretty good at it too.

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** However, they did splurge a bit on their house and yard, which seem really huge for a supposedly middle-class family.

Goes back to Sid's parents being rich, but maybe the other kids' parents are too. Not the most exciting of theories, but it would explain why there are only four in the class.

This could be an explanation on why there are only four students for besides the age they are at a special education class tends to have less students in it.

Because they live on a house-lined street with no one else there. Maybe they were some doomsday cult who managed to save themselves, but it explains why only those families go to such a well-stocked school with only four kids - their parents are our reaping all the food and goods now sitting around. Every day the kids through the motions of regular life.

* They fund Teacher Susie's school. That explains how the school can survive financially with only four students, and it also explains why Sid always gets to choose the topic of the day.

** However, they did splurge a bit on their house and yard, which seem really huge for a supposedly middle class family.

Maybe they were some doomsday cult who managed to save themselves, but it explains why only those families go to such a well-stocked school with only four kids. Every day they go through the motions of regular life.

** However, they did splurge a bit on their house and yard, which seem really huge for a supposedly middle class family.

* They fund Teacher Susie's school. How else could a school financially get by with only four students; and why else would Sid always get to determine what the topic of the day is?

** However, they did splurge a bit on their house and yard, which seem really huge for a supposedly middle class, two-income family.

* Sid's parents don't let him know about their filthy rich status so that he'll have a relatively normal childhood. They even go so far as to pretend to have mundane jobs just so that Sid won't have a clue about their mind-bogglingly immense wealth.

Hey, why not?

[[WMG: Sid will group up to be his world's BillNyeTheScienceGuy.]]