Listening for you to repeat a line of spanish. Vivian looks a little strict here, like the teachers I remember from my school days.

Women we like. I first saw Elisha Cuthbert (above) when she co-hosted television's Popular Mechanics for Kids. Soon I was hooked on the show, not just because of her but also because it taught science in such an interesting way. I could see that this girl, just a teenybopper at the time, was going places. Sure enough, today she's a big draw at the movie box office.

Trivia:  We all use soap but how many of us know how it works? Something I learned watching Popular Mechanics for Kids, when I wasn't busy admiring Elisha. Water has something called surface tension. It lets small creatures like mosquitos literally walk on water. Soap breaks down surface tension allowing water to mix more readily with dirt and grime. So it's actually the water that gets your laundry clean. Soap just helps it work more efficiently. When your kids are watching educational shows don't be afraid to join them. You can sometimes learn something you missed in science class. 

Sometimes she was Ginger and sometimes she was Mary Ann. (If you ever watched Gilligan's Island you'll understand that). Here Vivian projects the girl next door image. Either way she's very appealing.

I don't recall what point she was trying to make here but it must've been something pretty important.

In the pictures below Vivian reminds me of Tina Louise the way she used to play up her Marilyn Monroe type character Ginger Grant.

Caution:  For educational purposes this program pushes the frontiers of knowledge to the limit, going where no one has gone before. They deal with some pretty gross subjects like how your food turns to poo. In one scene Elisha actually eats a cockroach. Never watch this show during mealtime. By the way, Elisha reported that cockroaches do not taste good. I'll take her word for it. What a woman!