Title: Oobi (TV series)
Content:  sleeve-like brown dress. She has a pet cat named Kitty who tends to climb up trees. ; Mamu and Papu (Frankie Cordero) are Kako's parents, who appear whenever Oobi visits Kako's house. Papu is a homemaker and works from his house. Mamu works at an office and is usually away from home, but she still finds time to spend with her family. ; Maestru (James Godwin) is Oobi and Kako's singing teacher, who works at the local community center. He is also in charge of the town events. He wears a bow tie and a gray wig made to look like Beethoven's hairstyle. His index finger is always extended and he uses it as a conducting baton. ; Frieda the Foot (Cheryl Blaylock) is a five-year-old girl portrayed as a 
Title: Oobi (TV series)
Content:  Tim Lagasse was chosen to play Oobi because of his previous bare-handed puppetry in A Show of Hands, a series of short films he made in the early 1990s. The show's main cast and crew members were all Sesame Workshop alumni. Kevin Clash, best known for being the original performer of Elmo, was an ensemble puppeteer on Oobi and guest-starred as Randy in the "Babysitter!" episode. Matt Vogel, the current puppeteer for Kermit the Frog and Big Bird, played Oobi's friend Angus. Martin Robinson, who plays Telly Monster on Sesame Street, built the puppets' glass eyes and accessories on Oobi. Ken Reynolds and John Tierney, editors on Sesame 
Title: Oobi (toy)
Content:  Oobi was a toy, invented by Larry Reiner and test marketed by Parker Brothers in 1971, that was intended to pass a message to a recipient relying on "the kindness of strangers" as transport. Physically, an Oobi is a bright orange oblong spheroid with a slit, an addressing area, and big painted-on eyes. They were sold in packs of three. The original purchaser was to write an address on the address area, place a folded message inside, and leave the toy somewhere public to be found. Instructions to the finder were written on the Oobi's top: "I'm oobi. I contain a message to another human being. Please further my journey an inch, a foot, or a mile. Add a note, if you wish. Then help me to the next nice person like yourself! I'm on my way to ... Please don't confine me to a mailbox." In spite of television advertisements and its slogan "oobi means love" it never caught on during trials on the West Coast and the Northeast, and has been described as the toy company's "wildest failure".
Title: Bose Ogulu
Content:  Bose Ogulu is a Nigerian academic, businesswoman and manager. She manages her son Burna Boy's musical career and thus is also known as Mama Burna.
Title: List of The Nightmare Before Christmas characters
Content:  Oogie Boogie (voiced by Ken Page in all of his appearances ) is the main antagonist of the franchise. The character resembles a large burlap sack; when Oogie Boogie is defeated, it is revealed that he is filled with many bugs. Oogie Boogie did not appear in Tim Burton's original poem, but Burton later sketched a portrait of what appeared to be a potato sack man with horrible things inside. The Oogie puppet was two feet high, twice the height of the other puppets. In his autobiography Burton on Burton, Burton says that Oogie Boogie was loosely inspired by Cab Calloway's 
Title: Oobi (TV series)
Content:  Age reported that "the show - the work of various Sesame Street alumni - is developing a strong cult following; the real Uma [Thurman] is said to be a fan of hand Uma." An online shop of unofficial Oobi puppets and accessories, called OobiEyes.com, was operated from 2006 to 2013. OobiEyes.com held an advertising campaign with YouTube in 2008, which inspired a community of early YouTubers to make videos with their own Oobi-style puppets. In November 2006, indie rock band The Format released a music video for their song "Dog Problems" which was inspired by Oobi. It featured hand puppets in the 
Title: Oobi (TV series)
Content:  are "Nice!" and "Pretty." Because she is so young, she has trouble pronouncing long words. ; Kako (Noel MacNeal) is Oobi's excitable, confident, and sometimes arrogant best friend. Kako has a playful attitude and likes to make jokes, but he can prove to be insightful and sincere whenever Oobi needs advice. He has green eyes and usually wears a red knit hat. His catchphrase is "Perfecto," the Spanish word for "perfect." Kako lives with his parents, Mamu and Papu. ; Grampu (Tyler Bunch) is Oobi and Uma's wise and sometimes rather unlucky grandfather, who is their caregiver and mentor. His appearance is different from that of the kids; four of his fingers are curled instead of being extended, making him look taller. His favorite pastimes are cooking and gardening. He develops a romantic relationship with Oobi's piano teacher, Inka, throughout the series. His catchphrase is "Lovely!" 
Title: Bobby Ologun
Content: Ologun is a character in the re-release of Shin Goketsuji Ichizoku ~ Matrimelee, namely as the new boss character. His set of moves does not involve any moves associated with K-1, however, they are more comical, possibly owing to his associations with comedy in Japanese culture. The character itself was later renamed "Bobby Strong". ; Ologun had a cameo appearance in 2005's angling comedy Tsuribaka Nisshi 16, a long running movie series with Japanese actor/comedian Toshiyuki Nishida. 
Title: Oobi (TV series)
Content:  Guy, which starred a pre-teen whose right hand becomes a puppet and befriends him. The creator, Dan Lagana, took inspiration from Oobi while developing the pilot. Lagana showed the Oobi episode "Babysitter!" to the actors so that they would be familiar with the hand movements. The show has been mentioned in books. In his autobiography Alternadad, comedian Neal Pollack talks about Oobi and names Grampu his favorite character. He writes that Oobi "featured a hilarious character called Grampu ... he made funny faces when he had to eat the awful food the kids cooked for him, and he also flirted with Oobi's 
Title: Bobby Ologun
Content:  Bobby Ologun (ボビー・オロゴン) is a Nigerian-born television personality and mixed martial artist with Japanese citizenship. In Japan, he is known simply as Bobby (ボビー). He speaks English, Yoruba and Japanese. He lives in Saitama, Saitama Prefecture. On July 26, 2007, he announced on Mezamashi TV that he had become a naturalized citizen of Japan, taking his wife's surname and registering officially as Bobby Konda (近田 ボビー). He is currently working as the narrator for You wa Nani Shi ni Nippon e (YOUは何しに日本へ).

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": The leader of Oogaboo is L. Frank Baum.
Answer: False