Bill Nye the Debater Guy

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Mark Matassa Feb 6, 2018

Feb 6, 2018

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                <h2><p>Once upon a time Bill Nye was a locally appreciated comic actor who was part of KING 5’s SNL-like “Almost Live!” cast. He then became a national sensation as Bill Nye the Science Guy before, in recent years, growing less jokey and more serious about arguing for the existence</p></h2>
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            <p>Once upon a time Bill Nye was a locally appreciated comic actor who was part of KING 5’s SNL-like “Almost Live!” cast. He then became a national sensation as Bill Nye the Science Guy before, in recent years, growing less jokey and more serious about arguing for the existence of climate change and evolution. If someone wants to debate on those subjects, quotes the<em> Washington Post</em>, Nye’s response is, “Bring it on.” On the occasion of Nye’s recent interview with President Obama, the <a href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/energy-environment/wp/2015/04/24/how-bill-nye-the-science-guy-became-obamas-climate-guy/?hpid=z1&ref=dev.cascadepbs.org"><em>Post</em> looks admiringly</a> at the Science Guy’s career and approach.</p>
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Once upon a time Bill Nye was a locally appreciated comic actor who was part of KING 5’s SNL-like “Almost Live!” cast. He then became a national sensation as Bill Nye the Science Guy before, in recent years, growing less jokey and more serious about arguing for the existence of climate change and evolution. If someone wants to debate on those subjects, quotes the Washington Post, Nye’s response is, “Bring it on.” On the occasion of Nye’s recent interview with President Obama, the Post looks admiringly at the Science Guy’s career and approach.

Bill Nye the Debater Guy

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By Mark Matassa