Almost a decade later, Nye is returning with a new Netflix talk show called Bill Nye Saves the World (out today) that aims to deliver the same sense of science and entertainment to a wider audience.

When a 20-something science student raised her hand to share a story of watching Bill Nye in late-elementary science class, the 500+ crowd jammed inside Indigo Yorkdale for Bill’s launch cheered ...

Dubbed “Bill Nye the Science Guy,” the program targeted children with the goal of making science education fun. Among other stunts and escapades, Nye did things like drive a grass-covered car while ...

As a public figure, Bill is now taking every opportunity he can to openly call out and debate those who are twisting facts or outright denying them. The Science Guy is back and more vital than ...

Maybe he won’t save the world. But with a new doc and Netflix show, the Science Guy is, at the very least, saving his career Bill Nye hosts National Park Foundation ‘View-A-Thon’ at Mashable ...

Bill Nye the Science Guy came to SFU on Thursday to receive an honourary degree and address the graduating class. While he was here, he had a few words about Canada's oil sands.

He later debuted his "Science Guy" persona on the Seattle television show "Almost Live!," which led to his nationally syndicated show, "Bill Nye the Science Guy," in the 1990s.

Bill!' chant, it may come as a surprise that the star of Bill Nye the Science Guy, which originally aired in 1993, has become an unlikely internet heartthrob. But this isn't Nye's first time in ...

Bill Nye was born in 1955 in Washington D.C. His mother, the mathematically brilliant Jacqueline Jenkins-Nye, was a World War II codebreaker who worked with machines that intercepted German messages.

Bill Nye, popularly known as Bill Nye the Science Guy, was among 19 honorees to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom at a White House ceremony held on Jan. 4.