Schoolhouse Rock: A Celebration of 47 Years (2020 anniversary special)

Schoolhouse Rock: A Celebration of 47 years is to be an upcoming television special hosted and presented by Emily Hahn and also starring guest stars including: Greg Page, Scarlett Estevez, Justin Timberlake, Avril Lavigne, ''Murray Cook, Sam Moran and Simon Pryce. It's to premiere on ABC Network on June 12, 2020.''

Cast Members

 * Emily Hahn as the host and presenter
 * Greg Page as himself, guest star
 * Scarlett Estevez as herself, guest star
 * Justin Timberlake as himself, guest star
 * Avril Lavigne as herself, guest star
 * Murray Cook as himself, guest star
 * Sam Moran as himself, guest star
 * Simon Pryce as himself, guest star

Plot Summary
Emily, Greg, Scarlett, Justin, Avril, Murray, Sam and Simon, sing a number of Schoolhouse Rock hits. There's also tributes for in memoriam of Patrick Quinn, Blossom Dearie, Grady Tate and Bob Dorough as well.

Songs in the television special

 * It's time for Schoolhouse Rock (sung by Greg, Emily and the other guest stars) (Opening Intro)
 * My Hero 0 (sung by Greg) (10 times table)
 * The Shot Heard 'Round the World (sung by Justin) (The American Revolution)
 * I'm Just a Bill (sung by Simon, Murray and Sam) (How a bill becomes a law)
 * Interjections (sung by Avril and the other guest stars) (words like hey, ouch, yow, darn, aw, hurray, eek, wow and rats)
 * Unpack Your Adjectives (sung by Emily and Greg) (how adjectives can modify nouns)
 * Conjunction Junction (sung by Emily and Avril and Sam) (how conjunctions hook up words and phrases and clauses)
 * Figure 8 (sung by Scarlett) (8 times table)
 * A Noun is a Person, Place or Thing (sung by Emily, Scarlett and Avril) (a noun's a special kind of word, it's any name you ever heard)
 * 4 Legged Zoo (sung by Emily, Greg, Murray, Simon, Sam and Justin) (4 times table)

Transcript
Schoolhouse Rock: A Celebration of 47 Years transcript

Memorial Tributes

 * Patrick Quinn (1950-2006)
 * Blossom Dearie (1924-2009)
 * Grady Tate (1932-2017)
 * Bob Dorough (1923-2018)