Frizzle and the class' parents drinking a beverage each through the window, he becomes convinced that Ms. Frizzle is a vampire, Keesha, having enough of this, decides to see for herself and the class walks to the castle. When Ralphie keeps trying to convince the class that Ms. Frizzle and their parents, who enter the castle. The class follow her and their parents via 8-seat bat mobile driven by Liz to a scary old castle.Īs they arrive at the castle, they spy on Ms. Frizzle tells them that the children 'will be taking care of' and takes them on a nighttime field trip to learn more about bats. As the parents enter the Magic School Bus, Ms. Frizzle informing the parents that the class and their parents will go someplace more 'suitable' and 'breathtaking' right before letting out a sinister laugh. The conversation is interrupted when the class overhears Ms. Ralphie, however, is not convinced as he states that vampires come out in the night to. Frizzle was talking about bats, for when it's dark, they blend in and are unobtrusive to enemies. Frizzle's term 'The darker the night, the safer the flight' as evidence to support this, but Dorothy Ann states that Ms. Frizzle is a vampire as he tells the rest of the class. Frizzle, the latter states that, 'I do so enjoy taking him under my wing', which finally convinces Ralphie that Ms. Frizzle, after being introduced to Keesha's grandmother, tells her that she could just 'eat you up', exacerbating Ralphie's trepidation. The students' parents arrive at the school, and Ms. Frizzle tells the class more about the night, Ralphie becomes apprehensive. She tells the class that she will 'show them the secrets of being nocturnal'.

Frizzle suddenly appears, dressed as a bat. Inside the attic, Tim notices a bat hanging from the ceiling and confirm that the bat is the only nocturnal creature they know very little about. The class is studying nocturnal animals at school and eventually checks out the attic of the classroom.

Going Batty is the fourth episode of the second season of The Magic School Bus, about bats. Frizzle's 'the darker the night, the safer the flight' monologue ' The darker the night, the safer the flight, and, of course, being nocturnal, you feed only during the night.' -Final part of Ms.

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