In the charmingly quirky state of Maryland, where the crabs are as big as bulldogs and the sunsets are painted with the dazzling colors of a box of crayons, a group of extraordinary children spend their days immersed in the exciting world of Experiments. This isn't your regular run-of-the-mill science class stuff, oh no! These mini Einsteins take science to a whole new level, turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. Picture a character called Whizbang Willy. Now Willy isn't your average 10-year-old. He has floppy neon hair that sprouts in all directions like a mad scientist, glasses as thick as soda bottle bottoms, and a laugh that sounds suspiciously like a hiccuping hyena. Willy is the whacky, whip-smart leader of this band of experimenters. Willy and his team of pint-sized powerhouses take everyday objects and transform them into magical marvels of scientific splendor. Forgotten potatoes become clocks, old bottles transform into eruptive volcanoes, and with just a few magnets and some copper wire, they've been known to light up a bulb brighter than the twinkle in Willy’s eye. As Willy would say, with a giggle that wobbles the whole house, "If you can imagine it, you can make it!" The children of Maryland, with their muddy sneakers, sunshine smiles, and hearts full of curiosity, are showing the world that size doesn't matter when it comes to making scientific discoveries. So, if you hear a sudden BOOM or see a stray rainbow trailing across the Maryland sky, don't be alarmed. It's just Whizbang Willy and his crew, turning the world into their laboratory, one crazy experiment at a time.