Kenner

Kenner was an American toy company founded in 1946 and closed down in 2000. They were based in Cincinnati Ohio. They were founded by Albert Phillip and Joseph L Steiner. They produced Star Wars action figures, Terminator 2 action figures, Indiana Jones Action figures, The Easy Bake Oven, Play Doh and many toys seen in Dr Left Hand's Group Therapy. 
== History ==
They were founded in 1946 by Albert Phillip and Joseph L Steiner. In the 1960s Kenner made the Easy Bake Oven. Kenner's mascot in the 1960s was the Kenner Gooney Bird, the bird would be Kenner's mascot until 1974. Kenner was purchased by General Mills in the 1967. In 1971 General Mills merged Play Doh with Kenner. In the 1970s Kenner agreed with George Lucas to make Star Wars action figures. They made them from 1978-1985. Kenner was later bought by Tonka in 1987 and were sold to Hasbro 4 years later in 1991. Kenner continued to make action figures through the 1980s and 1990s. Hasbro shut down Kenner in 2000 and they were merged with Hasbro. The Kenner logo still appears on retro edition star wars action figures to this day. 
=== History for Dr Left Hands Group Therapy ===
Joey became interested in Kenner figures right as Dr Left Hand was starting. He went to Comic Con and found someone was selling them at comic con and he bought some of them. Through the months he bought several Kenner Star Wars figures. They first made an appearance in Dr Left Hands Group Therapy Season 1 episode 6 Homeopathy, in one scene. They would also make cameos throughout the series. Joey also made a toy review of Kenner's Darth Vader. Gobjobber has also referenced Kenner.
== See also ==
Kenner's Star Wars