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Image 1 — A few screenshots from rarely seen video of Bob Ross appearing on 'Bill Nye the Science Guy' in 1994 to paint "rods and cones" on an eyeball-shaped canvas. Bob made a guest appearance on the show to help demonstrate how human vision works for the "Eyeball" episode of Bill Nye (Season 1 Episode 20).
Image 2 — A few screenshots from rarely seen video of Bob Ross appearing on 'Bill Nye the Science Guy' in 1994 to paint "rods and cones" on an eyeball-shaped canvas. Bob made a guest appearance on the show to help demonstrate how human vision works for the "Eyeball" episode of Bill Nye (Season 1 Episode 20).
Image 3 — A few screenshots from rarely seen video of Bob Ross appearing on 'Bill Nye the Science Guy' in 1994 to paint "rods and cones" on an eyeball-shaped canvas. Bob made a guest appearance on the show to help demonstrate how human vision works for the "Eyeball" episode of Bill Nye (Season 1 Episode 20).
Image 4 — A few screenshots from rarely seen video of Bob Ross appearing on 'Bill Nye the Science Guy' in 1994 to paint "rods and cones" on an eyeball-shaped canvas. Bob made a guest appearance on the show to help demonstrate how human vision works for the "Eyeball" episode of Bill Nye (Season 1 Episode 20).
Image 5 — A few screenshots from rarely seen video of Bob Ross appearing on 'Bill Nye the Science Guy' in 1994 to paint "rods and cones" on an eyeball-shaped canvas. Bob made a guest appearance on the show to help demonstrate how human vision works for the "Eyeball" episode of Bill Nye (Season 1 Episode 20).
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A few screenshots from rarely seen video of Bob Ross appearing on 'Bill Nye the Science Guy' in 1994 to paint "rods and cones" on an eyeball-shaped canvas. Bob made a guest appearance on the show to help demonstrate how human vision works for the "Eyeball" episode of Bill Nye (Season 1 Episode 20).

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I tell ya, I know something about paint. I once met Jackson Pollock ................................................How do you know when you're done with the painting?

u/VintagePremiums — 12 days ago