Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "\"Three Is a Magic Number\" is the pilot episode of the Schoolhouse Rock! series and the first episode of the program's first season, \"Multiplication Rock.\" The title song, written by Bob Dorough, and accompanying animated video were created after ad agency co-chairman David McCall observed that his son had learned every Beatles lyric but could not remember multiplication tables.The episode first aired on February 3, 1973.Though the song is not as iconic to the Schoolhouse Rock series as later episodes such as \"I'm Just a Bill\" and \"Conjunction Junction\" (ranking as only the show's seventh most popular episode according to the 30th Anniversary VHS), it has proven, thanks to its more passive approach to teaching about the multiples of three than later episodes, to be more popular as a standalone album. "@en }
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- Three_Is_a_Magic_Number comment "\"Three Is a Magic Number\" is the pilot episode of the Schoolhouse Rock! series and the first episode of the program's first season, \"Multiplication Rock.\" The title song, written by Bob Dorough, and accompanying animated video were created after ad agency co-chairman David McCall observed that his son had learned every Beatles lyric but could not remember multiplication tables.The episode first aired on February 3, 1973.Though the song is not as iconic to the Schoolhouse Rock series as later episodes such as \"I'm Just a Bill\" and \"Conjunction Junction\" (ranking as only the show's seventh most popular episode according to the 30th Anniversary VHS), it has proven, thanks to its more passive approach to teaching about the multiples of three than later episodes, to be more popular as a standalone album. ".