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This Hat

"**This Hat**" is a Laurie Berkner song performed in a Move to the Music interstitial that aired on Noggin.

## Song Lyrics

### Noggin

I have a fire hat, it fits me perfectly

And when I put it on my head

You'll see what I can be

I'll be a firefighter, I'll put out fire

I'll drive my fire truck, I'll sound the siren

This hat is my hat, it makes me feel fine

I have a magic hat, it fits me perfectly

And when I put it on my head

You'll see what I can be

Pull out a rabbit and use my magic wand

Abracadabra, blink and then I'm gone

This hat is my hat...

I have a birthday hat, it fits me perfectly

And when I put it on my head

You'll sing happy birthday to me

'Cause it's my birthday, happy birthday

Yes it's my birthday, happy happy birthday

This hat is my hat, it makes me feel fine This hat is my hat, I wear it all the time

'Cause it's my birthday and I feel fine

### Album

I have a magic hat, it fits me perfectly

And when I put it on my head

You’ll see what I can be

Pull out a rabbit and use my magic wand

Abracadabra, blink and then I’m gone

This hat is my hat, it makes me feel fine

I have a construction hat, it fits me perfectly

And when I put it on my head

You’ll see what I can be

I’ll use my hammer, I’ll use my hacksaw

Tear down the building, I’ll use a wrecking ball

This hat is my hat…

I have a birthday hat, it fits me perfectly

And when I put it on my head

You’ll sing happy birthday to me

‘Cause it’s my birthday, happy birthday

Yes it’s my birthday, happy happy birthday

This hat is my hat, it makes me feel fine This hat is my hat, I wear it all the time

‘Cause it’s my birthday and I feel fine
2000

TV
--

* *Kipper* premieres
* *Maisy* premieres
* *Bill Nye the Science Guy* premieres, September 10th
* *Oobi* premieres as a short-form series
* *Me in a Box* premieres
* *Citizen Phoebe* premieres
* Noggin's Neighbors premieres
* Noggin on Nick premieres on Nickelodeon
* Noggin Launch airs on Nickelodeon
* The What Sparks You? Special airs on Noggin and Nickelodeon
* *Madison Square Mysteries* stops airing
* *64 Zoo Lane* ended, December 26th

## Online

* Noggin.com is rebranded as "Noggin.com V2," a song to promote airs on TV.
Think Loudly

**Think Loudly** was a series of bumpers that aired on Noggin from 1999 to 2002. Most of them are short interviews with kids speaking out about what they think is important in the world. These clips were excerpted from the six-hour television special *Nickellennium*, aired on Nickelodeon on January 1, 2000.

## Summary

Unlike most of Noggin's bumpers, the segments are in a widescreen format to give them the look of real interviews. Most of the bumpers feature short blurbs from an array of kids, while a few are focused on just one kid's thoughts.

There were two different intro sequences for this series. The first one was used from 1999 to 2000. In it, an animated girl floats around a city wearing a rainbow beanie hat. She thinks of different objects with big mouths added onto them, and a Noggin logo with a beanie hat appears.

The second intro was used from 2001 to 2002. It starts with a sound effect of someone clearing their throat, about to speak up about something. A Noggin logo appears with arrows popping out of it, and the words "Think Loudly" pop up.

## Segments

* **Bruce Lee** - A teen talks about how she practices karate and demonstrates some kicks and punches. She explains how she's inspired by the famous martial artist Bruce Lee.
* **Future of Sports** - A group makes predictions about what sports will be like in the future. Some of them think machines will become an important part of sports, while others think that there will be no more gendered sports teams in the future.
* **Money** - Kids and teens talk about money and greed. The older kids think that it's wrong that most of society revolves around people's greediness in some way, while the younger kids want to be rich when they are older.
* **Peace** - A group talks about what they think world peace would look like. They describe how everyone would get along and not care about your race, appearance, or personal abilities.
* **Weather Machine** - A girl describes her ideas for a weather machine, which could create certain kinds of weather and deliver rain and snow to places that need them most.
* **Inventions** - Kids talk about the kinds of inventions they would like to create in the future.

*This is an unfinished list and will be updated when more episodes are available.*

## Gallery

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Victor Vito

"**Victor Vito**" is a Laurie Berkner Band song performed in a Move to the Music interstitial that aired on Noggin.

## Song Lyrics

Oh, Victor Vito and Freddie Vasco

Ate a burrito with Tabasco

They put it on their rice

They put it on their beans

On their rutabagas

And on their collard greens

Hey Victor (Hey Victor)

Hey Freddie (Hey Freddie)

Let’s eat some (Let’s eat some)

Spaghetti (Spaghetti)

Hey Victor (Hey Victor)

I’m ready (I’m ready)

To eat some spaghetti with Freddie

Oh, Victor Vito and Freddie Vasco

Moved from El Cerrito all the way to Alaska

Oh they ate their rice they ate their beans

They ate their rutabagas

And they ate their collard greens

Hey Victor (Hey Victor)

Hey Freddie (Hey Freddie)

Let’s eat some (Let’s eat some)

Spaghetti (Spaghetti)

Hey Victor (Hey Victor)

I’m ready (I’m ready)

To eat some spaghetti with Freddie

Victor Vito and Freddie Vasco

They like to eat slow they never eat fast

Oh they ate their rice they ate their beans

They ate their rutabagas

And they ate their collard greens

Hey Victor (Hey Victor)

Hey Freddie (Hey Freddie)

Let’s eat some (Let’s eat some)

Spaghetti (Spaghetti)

Hey Victor (Hey Victor)

I’m ready (I’m ready)

To eat some spaghetti with Freddie

Victor Vito and Freddie Vasco

They like to eat fast they never eat slow

Oh they ate their rice they ate their beans

They ate their rutabagas

And they ate their collard greens

Hey Victor (Hey Victor)

Hey Freddie (Hey Freddie)

Let’s eat some (Let’s eat some)

Spaghetti (Spaghetti)

Hey Victor (Hey Victor)

I’m ready (I’m ready)

To eat some spaghetti with Freddie

One more time!

Hey Victor (Hey Victor)

Hey Freddie (Hey Freddie)

Let’s eat some (Let’s eat some)

Spaghetti (Spaghetti)

Hey Victor (Hey Victor)

I’m ready (I’m ready)

To eat some spaghetti with you!
The Further Adventures of Zook & Alison

**The Further Adventures of Zook & Alison** is an animated sketch originally used in *Square One Television*, a show by Sesame Workshop. Because Sesame Workshop co-owned Noggin when the channel was launched, it aired a variety of skits from its archive library on Noggin, including reruns of Zook & Alison.

The sketch was also featured in several episodes of *Phred on Your Head Show* after Noggin viewers voted to have it shown.

## Story

Two siblings, Zook and Alison, living on Planet Neon, must locate their constantly-fleeing uncle Wilt Cudlipp by using geometry, logic, set theory and algebra.

## Episodes

There were only four segments made, all for the fifth season of *Square One*. All four were featured on *Phred*, and all four aired as part of Noggin's regular *Square One* reruns.
Under a Shady Tree

**Under a Shady Tree** is a song featured in the Jack's Big Music Show episode: The Music Genie.

## Song Lyrics (Album Version)

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Can you feel the breeze blow by?*

*Can you feel it on your face?*

*This is our special place.*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Can you feel the soft cool grass?*

*Can you feel it with your toes?*

*We can sit here while it grows.*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*If you want to close your eyes*

*And sleep beneath the tree*

*You can rest your head on me.*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

*Under a shady tree, you and me*

## Song Lyrics/Transcript (The Music Genie version)

**Laurie**: *Under a shady tree, you and me. Under a shady tree, you and me.*

**Laurie** and **Mary**: *Under a shady tree, you and me. Under a shady tree, you and me.*

**Laurie**: *Can you feel the breeze blow by? Can you feel it on your face? This is our special place. Under a shady tree, you and me. Under a shady tree, you and me.*

**Laurie** and **Mary**: *Under a shady tree, you and me. Under a shady tree, you and me.*

**Mary**: Check it out. I'm singing with Laurie!

**Laurie**: *If you want to close your eyes, and sleep beneath the tree, you can rest your head on me.*

**Laurie** and **Mary**: *Under a shady tree.*

**Mary**: *You and me. Under a shady tree.*

**Laurie**: *You and me. Under a shady tree.*

**Mary**: *You and me.*

**Laurie**: *Under a shady tree. You and me.*

**Mary**: *Under a shady tree. You and me.*

**Laurie**: *Under a shady tree. You and me.*

**Laurie** and **Mary**: *Under a shady tree. You and me. Under a shady tree. You and me!*
Sesame Street Unpaved

***Sesame Street Unpaved*** is a package series of *Sesame Street* episodes, created specially by and for Noggin. It includes archive footage from the show's first twenty seasons.

The package started off with a brand-new, exclusive TV special. The special was hosted by the human cast of *Sesame Street* and marked the first time Noggin created its own original content with them. The package also features a live-action opening sequence, showing Muppets and the Noggin logo around New York City. The special and the opening sequence were both co-created by Noggin with Nickelodeon.

Noggin aired the *Unpaved* package from February 1999 until March 2002. Segments from the package were included in many episodes of Noggin's *Phred on Your Head Show*.

## Format

*Summary from Noggin.com:*
Come and meet the new people in the neighborhood! Just around the corner lots of new friends have joined Sesame Street. There's Ruthie, owner of Finder's Keepers thrift shop, Celina, a dance instructor, and Lillian, director of the day care center.

Since first airing in 1969, Sesame Street has been the most widely watched preschool television series in the world. Big Bird, Elmo, Bert and Ernie are just some of the household names that have educated and entertained millions of kids, and their parents, in 37 countries. For more Sesame St., visit www.sesameworkshop.org

## Segments

The segments aired during *Phred* include "Sesame Street Creature Feature."
The Cat Came Back

**The Cat Came Back** is a song featured in the special: Let's Hear It For The Laurie Berkner Band.

## Song Lyrics

Old Mr. Johnson had troubles of his own

He had a yellow cat that wouldn’t leave his home

He tried and he tried to give the cat away

He gave it to a man going far far away

But the cat came back, the very next day

The cat came back

(they thought he was a goner)

but the cat came back, he just couldn’t stay

Away away away

MEOW!

So he gave it to a woman going

Up in a balloon

He told her for to take it to the

Man up in the moon

The balloon came down about

90 miles away

and where the woman is now,

well I cannot say

but the cat came back, the very next day

The cat came back

(they thought he was a goner)

but the cat came back, he just couldn’t stay

Away away away

so he gave it to a man going way out West

he told him for to take it to the one he loved the best

first the train hit the track,

then it jumped the rail

and nobody was left to tell the awful tale

But the cat came back, the very next day

The cat came back

(they thought he was a goner)

but the cat came back, he just couldn’t stay

Away away away
Sponk!

***Sponk!*** is an original series created by Sesame Workshop for Noggin LLC. It is a game show centered around improvised comedy. It was one of four shows made by both Noggin LLC and Sesame Workshop, along with *Out There*, *Play with Me Sesame*, and *The Upside Down Show*.

The show premiered during Noggin's daytime block on September 10, 2001 (the same day as *Little Bear*). After the daytime block shifted its target audience to preschoolers, *Sponk!* shifted its timeslot to air during Noggin's nighttime block, The N, which was aimed at teens.

## History

The show was first announced on July 1, 2001. The initial idea was brought to Sesame Workshop in 1999 by Jeffrey Solomon, a producer from New York. The improv and group dynamic elements appealed to Sesame Workshop, and they decided to further develop the game show format and pilot concept for Noggin. The show was taped in July 2001 in front of a live studio audience.

In August 2001, Nickelodeon promoted the show with a live event called the Noggin *Sponk!* Stage, which was a small-scale recreation of the show's set.

## Summary

The show was described by Noggin as a cross between between *Whose Line Is It Anyway?* and Nickelodeon's own *Double Dare*. Each episode features two teams (Red and Blue) of three players that compete in improvisational games. The players earn points based on their ability to amuse and engage the audience, and the audience votes for the best performance. Viewers could participate at home, joining online teams on Noggin.com with scores being posted on-air during the show.

Most of the games involved trying to earn a majority of the audience's vote, which gave the winning team 100 points (201 points if it was the final game). Some of the games involved an audience member, and these games allowed the teams to earn up to 150 points. A few games involved eliminating all members of the opposing team.

The team who had the most points at the end of the show were declared the winners. Nearing the end of each show, a name of somebody who just logged on to Noggin.com won a grand prize. As for the winning on-stage team, they won the golden *Sponk!* trophy: a rubber chicken that was spray-painted silver. Two challenges were done during each episode. The first challenge had a member of the team who won the second game set up a challenge for the losing team. The second one, called the Mondo Sponk Challenge, had the host set up a challenge for the team who lost the match.

## Cast

* **SID** - The talking computer who picks ideas for segments submitted by Noggin.com users. Her name stands for Suggestion & Idea Distributor. She was voiced by Karen Fowler.
* **Johnathan McClain** - The host of the show, played by Johnathan McClain.
* **The Sponk! Players** - The contestants of the show. There are eight of them: Julia, Tim, Scott, Lori, Miles, Allie, Vanessa, and Louie. Six players are featured in each game, with two sitting out. The players switch between the Red and Blue Teams depending on the episode.

## Links

* Archive of the page for *Sponk!* on The-N.com
* Description of the *Sponk!* Stage event
SID

**SID** is an original character created for Noggin's game show *Sponk!*. On the show, she was described as a talking computer program, and she was shown as a blue icon of a one-eyed alien.

Her name stands for "Suggestion & Idea Distributor." In each episode, Her job was to choose ideas for *Sponk!* challenges submitted by users of Noggin.com. In reality, SID was a fictional program, and the ideas were actually chosen by Noggin's online moderators. The voice of SID came from the show's producer, Karen Fowler.

## History

SID's icon was designed by Melinda Beck. She is seen on the show's logo and on many of the set pieces.

Along with her role during the game segments, SID introduces the theme song and acts as the announcer. She has a high-pitched voice with a robotic effect overlaid onto it. Her catchphrase is "Hey, you! Watch this! It's Sponk! It's starting right... now!"

## Looks

SID is represented by an icon of a light blue, cyclops-like alien. Her icon is shaped like a rounded rectangle, and she has two TV-style antennas on her head. In the show, she has a dark blue outline and a white eye. On the logo, She has a white outline instead, and her eye is changed to be red.

## Gallery

SID on the show logoSID in an "Up Next" bumper
The Girls

**The Girls** (also referred to as "Ladies" by Phred) are unseen characters on Noggin's variety series *Phred on Your Head Show*. They sing the theme song, announce many segments, and are often mentioned by Phred.

## Jingles

They introduce most segments with a lead-in. Some jingles are:

* *"Here's Your Host"*
* *"Noggin du Jour"*
* *"The Phred on Your Head Show"*
* *"N-O-G This (Nog This)"*
* *"Check This Out"*
* *"Noggin"*
* *"The Dot of Noggin.com"*

## Appearances

The Girls are heard in every episode of *Phred on Your Head Show*.
Googleheads

**Googleheads** is a song featured in the Jack's Big Music Show episode: Silly Show.

## Song Lyrics

Zoop-zoop-zoop-be-doo-way

Zoop-zoop-zoop-be-doo-way

On a summer day, you can find your way.

To a little green park.

Where the googleheads play.

You'll know they're there.

By the clothes they wear.

And their googlehead arms.

And their googlehead hair.

'Cause they're the googleheads

They shake their noodleheads

They're the googa-googa-googlehead crew

And on a spring day you can find your way

To a little flower garden

Where the googleheads play

You'll know they're there

By the clothes they wear

And their googlehead faces

And their googlehead hair

'Cause they're the googleheads

They shake their noodleheads

They're the googa-googa-googa-googleheads

They're the googleheads

They shake their noodleheads

They're the googa-googa-googlehead crew

And they'll ask you to stay

And dance and sing and play

And at the end of the day

I'm a googlehead too

Is what you'll say

I'm a googlehead too

Is what you'll say

And on a winter day you can find your way

To a snow-capped mountain

Where the googleheads play

You'll know they're there

By the clothes they wear

And their googlehead legs

And their googlehead hair

And they'll ask you to stay

And dance and sing and play

And at the end of the day

I'm a googlehead too

Is what you'll say

I'm a googlehead too

Is what you'll say

'Cause I'm a googlehead

I shake my noodlehead

I'm a googa-googa-googa-googlehead

I'm a googlehead

I shake my noodlehead

I'm a googa-googa-googlehead too

I'm a googlehead

I'm a googlehead

I'm a googa-googa-googlehead too

I'm a googlehead

I'm a googlehead too

I'm a googa-googa-googlehead too

Are you a googlehead?

'Cause we are googleheads.

I'm a googa-googa-googlehead too
Square One Television

***Square One Television*** is a sketch comedy series produced by Sesame Workshop. Because Sesame Workshop co-owned Noggin when the channel was launched, it aired a variety of shows from its archive library on Noggin, including reruns of *Square One*.

The show aired on Noggin regularly from February 1999 until March 2002. Three sketches from *Square One* were also isolated and featured as part of Noggin's *Phred on Your Head Show*. These were *Dirk Niblick*, *Mathnet*, and *Zook & Allison*.

*Square One* moved to an early-morning timeslot after the April 2002 rebrand and aired as part of Cable in the Classroom through 2003.

## Format

The show presents a variety of comedy skits designed to teach mathematics and abstract math concepts to young viewers.

*Summary from Noggin.com*: Square One TV presents math with an entertaining and wacky twist. Featuring game shows, comedy sketches, music videos, and animation. Square One TV shows you fun ways to solve everyday problems - using math. Each episode ends with a chapter of Mathnet, the continuing detective drama starring ace mathematicians Kate Monday, Pat Tuesday, and George Frankly. For more Square One, visit CTW.org
Yo Gabba Gabba!

**Yo Gabba Gabba!** is an American live-action/puppet educational, musical children's television series starring five costumed toys come-to-life and their friend DJ Lance Rock. Its first episode premiered on Nickelodeon on August 20, 2007, as a part of its Nick Jr. Block. The aforementioned premiere was simulcast on Noggin. The series finale originally aired on November 12, 2015. A single topic is addressed in each episode through songs and short storylines in the half-hour program.

## Plot

Yo Gabba Gabba! is a live-action program for preschoolers that uses music and song to highlight simple life lessons and universal experiences in the lives of preschoolers. Join host DJ Lance Rock as he brings to life five friendly toy monsters in a colorful land full of song and dance.

## History on Noggin

The show joined Noggin on August 20, 2007, which was also the day it joined Nickelodeon.

It left Noggin along with a few other shows when the original Noggin channel closed on September 28, 2009. However, it continued to air on the Nick Jr. Channel until 2016.

In 2017, the series was added to the Noggin app. In 2019, the show got taken off the Noggin app.
That's My Family

"**That's My Family**", also known as "**Meet My Family**" is a Moose and Zee song that aired during Family-themed months on Noggin. In the song, we get to meet Moose's Family.

## Notes

* In the Nick Jr. version, Moose wore Overalls, but in The Noggin version, he didn't, they probably wanted to remake the song by adding Moose some clothes on him to be like the rest of his family
Rocketship Run

**Rocketship Run** is a song featured in the special: Let's Hear It For The Laurie Berkner Band.

## Song Lyrics

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off! Another rocketship run!

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off! Another rocketship run!

Take me to the sun

Take me to the sun

When I get there I’ll go spinning through the air

Spinning round the sun

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off! Another rocketship run!

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off! Another rocketship run!

Take me to the moon

Take me to the moon

When I get there I’ll go dancing through the air

Dancing on the moon

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off! Another rocketship run!

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off! Another rocketship run!

Take me to the stars

Take me to the stars

When I get there I’ll go jumping through the air

Jumping from star to star

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off! Another rocketship run!

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off! Another rocketship run!

Take me to the Earth

Leave me on the ground

When I get there I’ll be home

10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off! Another rocketship run!
I'm Gonna Catch You

**I'm Gonna Catch You** is a song featured in the Jack's Big Music Show episode: The Grumpy Squirrel.

## Song Lyrics

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

So I jumped into Monday,

And I had an ice cream sundae

(Slurp!)

But then I turned around, and

Heard a sound, and it said,

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

So I jumped into Tuesday,

And I had myself a snooze day

(The band snores)

But then I turned around, and

Heard a sound, and it said,

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

So I jumped into Wednesday,

And I had a make new friends day

(High-five 3 times!)

But then I turned around, and

Heard a sound, and it said,

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

So I jumped into Thursday,

And I had myself a nurse day

(Say ahhh! Ahh! Say ahhh! Ahh! Say **Ahhhhhhhhh!**)

But then I turned around, and

Heard a sound, and it said,

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

So I jumped into Friday,

And I had myself a shy day

(The band whispers)

But then I turned around

And heard a sound, it said

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

So I jumped into Saturday,

And I had a baseball batter day

(Swing! **HOME RUN!**)

But then I turned around, and

Heard a sound, and it said,

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

So I jumped into Sunday,

And I had a super fun day

(**YAY!!!**)

But then I turned around, and

Heard a sound, and it said,

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

I’m gonna catch you

You’d better run

I’m gonna catch you

Here I come!

I caught ya!
Zee

**Zee** is an original character created for Noggin. Along with Moose A. Moose, she was one of the hosts of Noggin's daytime block.

## Description

Zee is a small and silent bird, as well as Moose's on-air sidekick. Although unable to speak, Zee communicates astonishingly well via the odd blink, wing flaps, and blank looks. Zee represents the audience: she knows what the audience knows and sees what the audience sees.

## Looks

Zee is mostly blue. She has white eyes with black pupils, a yellow beak and pink legs. She wears a pink flower on her head.

## Appearances

Zee appears in most of Moose and Zee's animated segments. She first appeared in February 2003, when she and Moose were featured in a commercial where Noggin's previous host, Feetface, introduced them. Moose and Zee officially started hosting the daytime block on April 7, 2003.

Zee hosts her own package series called *Zee's Bookshelf* without Moose. She is notably missing from one recurring segment, where Moose talks about how to pet someone's dog. In this segment, her role is filled by Bruce A. Moose, Moose's nephew.

## Merchandise

Plush (on top of Moose)Straw topperLet's Hear It For The Laurie Berkner Band 2010 DVD
The URL with Phred Show Commercials

Template:Infobox*The URL with Phred Show* was less popular than its predecessor, *Phred on Your Head Show*, and only spawned two commercials (other advertisements featured scenes from the show, but were not solely about *The URL with Phred Show*).

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## Commercial 1

The first commercial stars Phred as he alarms viewers that he needs them to visit Noggin.com and submit their work so that it can be featured on his new Noggin TV show. The commercial ends with an announcer telling that the series will premiere on September 10, 2001.

## Commercial 2

The second commercial consisted of the same content as the first one, but cut out the ending scene and replaced it with a similar one featuring the announcer stating that the series is on Noggin weekdays at 7 PM.

## Transcript

**Phred:** Hi, I'm Phred with a P-H, and I need your help. See, I host this show on Noggin, called *The URL with Phred Show*, where every day, I show your favorite episodes of *Doug*, and *Cro*. But the real star of the show is you!

***ewe noises***

**Phred:** Not that ewe, you at home! 'Cause every day we download new stuff you make at noggin.com and put it on the show life. Polls, Noggimations, music tracks, riddles, high scores, birthdays, even fabulous fashions for yours truly. It's all made by you, and without it, there's no show. And I'd be out of a job! So go to the URL with Phred Show studio at noggin.com and make stuff right now! PLEASE! I need this job. I don't wanna go back to being a pickle mascot.

**Big Voice:** Catch The URL with Phred Show. Weekdays at 7PM Eastern / 4PM Pacific, on Noggin.
Rubbadubbers

***Rubbadubbers*** is a 2001 British stop-motion children's television series produced by HIT Entertainment and Hot Animation.

## Plot

The show is about various bath toys who like to play in the bathtub. Each episode, one of the toys would have some kind of problem, and have an Imagine Spot lasting for most of the episode that ends up giving them an answer to their problem.

## History on Noggin

The series premiered on Noggin in 2004, several years after premiering on Nickelodeon. It stopped airing a year later in 2005, making it one of Noggin's shortest-lived series.
Dung

## Beschreibung

*"Ein Rohstoff. Kann vom Tierzüchter im Schweinestall eingesammelt werden. Wird zur Herstellung von Dünger an der Werkbank der Scheune benötigt."*

## Gewinnung

Man kann Dung entweder mit Hilfe von Schweinen im eigenen Stall erhalten oder beim Händler erwerben.

### Kauforte

* Denica bei Dagobert
* Rolnica bei Irmina und Nadar
* Tutki bei Amanda
* Baranica bei Alina
* Borowo bei Ida
* Gostovia bei Sobiemir und Edwin
* Hornica bei Leonard

## Nutzung

Dung wird zur Herstellung von Dünger verwendet. Es ist lukrativer, den Dung zur Herstellung zu kaufen, anstelle des fertigen Produkts - dies setzt allerdings eine Scheune voraus.
Song in My Tummy

"**Song in My Tummy**" is a Laurie Berkner Band song performed on a Move to the Music interstitial on Noggin.

## Song Lyrics

I’ve got a song in my tummy

And it wants to come out

I’ve got a song in my tummy

(Raa raa raa)

I’ve got a song in my tummy

And it wants to come out

I’ve got a song in my tummy

(Raa raa raa)

I’ve got a song in my tummy

And it wants to come out

And when it does I’m gonna

Sing and shout

Lalalalalalalalala!

I’ve got a song in my tummy

I’ve got a song in my toes

And it wants to come out

I’ve got a song in my toes

(Wiggle wiggle wiggle)

I’ve got a song in my toes

And it wants to come out

I’ve got a song in my toes

(Wiggle wiggle wiggle)

I’ve got a song in my toes

And it wants to come out

And when it does I’m gonna

Sing and shout

Lalalalalalalalala!

I’ve got a song in my toes

I’ve got a song in my nose

And it wants to come out

I’ve got a song in my nose

(Ermm)

I’ve got a song in my nose

And it wants to come out

I’ve got a song in my nose

(Ermm ermm)

I’ve got a song in my nose

And it wants to come out

And when it does I’m gonna

Sing and shout

Lalalalalalalalala!

I’ve got a song in my nose

I’ve got a song in my bones

And it wants to come out

I’ve got a song in my bones

I’ve got a song in my bones

And it wants to come out

I’ve got a song in my bones

I’ve got a song in my bones

And it wants to come out

And when it does I’m gonna

Sing and shout

(Raka-chaka-wa…)

I’ve got a song in my bones

I’ve got a song in my heart

And it wants to come out

I’ve got a song in my heart

(Ba-boom ba-boom)

I’ve got a song in my heart

And it wants to come out

I’ve got a song in my heart

(Ba-boom ba-boom)

I’ve got a song in my heart

And it wants to come out

And when it does I’m gonna

Sing and shout

(Boom ba-boom ba-boom

Ba-boom ba-boom)

Lalalalalala!

I’ve got a song in my heart

(Ba-boom)

I’ve got a song in my bones

(Raka-chaka-wa)

I’ve got a song in nose

(Ermm ermm)

I’ve got a song in toes

(Wiggle wiggle)

I’ve got a song in my tummy
Olivia

***Olivia*** is an animated series based on a series of children's books.

## Plot

The series stars a pig named Olivia and featuring her mother, her father, her brothers Ian and William (the baby brother), her dog Perry, her cat Edwin, and her friends Julian and Francine.

## History on Noggin

The show premiered on Noggin in 2009, airing for a few months before the Nick Jr. rebrand on September 28th. The series moved to Universal Kids in 2017.
Sam Digital in the 21st Century!

"**Sam Digital in the 21st Century!**" is a five-minute short film that aired on Noggin as part of two series: *Phred on Your Head Show* and *Out of Your Mind*.

It was written by an elementary school student named Nick Claridge, and it was produced by Amy Friedman. It features stop-motion animation by Cuppa Coffee Studios, the same company that made many of Noggin's network ID bumpers.

## Story

A kid named Sam Digital works as a computer virus detective in the year 2050. When a giant virus monster tries to destroy Internet World, everyone in the future can't do their daily activities, and Sam must go into the digital world to stop the virus once and for all. In the end, Sam realizes she should do more than just surf the web. The film is the creator's message to kids to go outside and enjoy the world's natural beauty.

## Trivia

* In 1999, the short won a merit award at the Chicago International Children's Film Festival.
Skengle and Skengle

**Skengle and Skengle** are two of the main characters on Noggin's *The URL with Phred Show*. They are a pair of alien creatures from a planet called "Skengle." They live in a spaceship that orbits Noggin.com. They host the segment *Skengle Poll* in each episode.

The first Skengle, Skibby, is a blue cyclops with a female voice who wears a helmet. The second Skengle, Cud, is a light green wig creature who wears a hair bow and floats around.

## Description

The Skengles were first introduced to Noggin in 1999 as virtual pets. They were part of an online polling game on Noggin.com, simply called *Skengle*. The game was later redesigned and revamped in 2000 as part of a sitewide upgrade called "Noggin 2.0." The game itself was renamed *Skengle 2.0* and had new activities added.

In 2001, the Skengles were added to the cast of Noggin's newest variety show, *The URL with Phred Show*. In the show, they talk about the results of their polls created at Noggin.com.

Only one of the Skengles, Skibby, is able to talk. The other, Cud, floats around and communicates based on her expression. Skibby tends to add "-icus" to people's names (for example, "Phredicus"). The Skengles often accidentally mention their plans to take over the Earth, which makes Phred question them.

## Appearances

**Noggin.com games:**

* *Skengle* - 1999
* *Skengle 2.0* - 2000
* *The URL with Phred Show Studio* - 2001

**Shows:**

* *The URL with Phred Show* - 2001

**Commercials:**

* *TV & Online* - 1999
* *Noggin.com V2 Rap Song* - 2000
* *Made By Kids, Made For Kids, Fresh Everyday* - 2001
Package series

When Noggin first started, its schedule was mostly filled with reruns from Sesame Workshop and Nickelodeon's archives. As a way to reuse old content in a new way, Noggin aired a variety of **package series**: collections of pre-existing footage, packaged together under a theme. For example, *Noggin Boogie* is a package series made up of old music videos.

For most of Noggin's package series, the only new elements were their opening and ending sequences. There is one exception: *Sesame Street Unpaved*, a collection of old *Sesame Street* episodes that started off with a brand-new premiere episode made exclusively for Noggin. All other installments of *Unpaved* were made up of old footage.

## Long-form

 Newer *Sesame Street* episodes that still met the educational standards of the 2000s.

## Short-form

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 This show continued to air on Nick Jr. after it took over Noggin's channel space on September 28, 2009.
Programming blocks

A TV **programming block** is an arrangement of shows so that those of a particular genre, theme, or target audience are grouped together. The Noggin channel had two main programming blocks: a daytime block for younger kids and a nighttime block for teenagers called The N (standing for "The Noggin").

## Smaller blocks

Noggin also included smaller, specialized blocks as part of the two main blocks.

* **The Hubbub** was an interactive block that aired on weekdays from 2001 to 2002. During the block, viewers could submit questions and comments to Noggin's website and see them live on-air.
* **Nick Jr. on Noggin** was part of the daytime block from 2003 onward. It was a four-hour showing of imported series from Nickelodeon's Nick Jr. brand.
Sugarless

***Sugarless*** is an unaired pilot, produced by Noggin LLC and animated by the animation studio Klasky Csupo. It was planned to air on Noggin during its nighttime programming block, The N, which was aimed at teens.

The pilot was started in 2004 and finished in 2005. For unknown reasons, it was pulled from the air and was never shown on The N.

## History

The pilot was 22 minutes long, directed by Chris Hermans, and created by Arlene Klasky. It was animated by Klasky Csupo using a software called CelAction. (source)

The pilot's voice actors were cast by Barbara Wright, who lists the entire cast on her website. The voices included Valyn Hall, Ben Stein, and Danica McKellar.

## Summary

According to *Animation Magazine*, it was an offbeat animated comedy show about a quirky teenager with attitude who rebels against convention and philosophizes with a unique point of view. As she navigates through life, she deals with universal teen issues including peer cliques, parental un-coolness and dating.

## Links

* Klasky Csupo's history page, which mentions the pilot being made for Noggin.
* Cast list for the pilot
Out of Your Mind

***Out of Your Mind*** is a package series that aired on Noggin. It is a showcase of pre-existing short films and artwork made by real kids. It aired during commercial breaks from 1999 to 2002. The series was also shown during episodes of *Phred on Your Head Show*.

## Logline

The package had an official summary on Noggin's programming site, which was:

*"Designed to bring kids' creativity to life onscreen, Out of Your Mind is an award-winning filmmaking series that links kids around the world with filmmakers who help them develop and produce their own 5-7 minute original films. By choosing themes and issues that kids care about (such as heroes, the future, family and fears), Noggin gives kids’ voices and visions a unique showcase from concept to final cut. Action!"* (source)
## Format

This interstitial had two formats. The first format was shown from 1999 to 2001, and it featured short films made by kids. The opening sequence features the words "Out of Your Mind" coming out from a photo cut-out of a person's head. A voice then announces that the story "came from the noggin of" a real kid, whose picture is shown.

The second format debuted sometime in 2002. In this format, a piece of art made by a kid is shown instead of a film. The opening sequence was replaced with a tiling orange background.

## Segments

Some of the shorts were repackaged from Nickelodeon's *Show and Tell* and *Short Films by Short People*.

* **Sam Digital in the 21st Century!** - A short film about a kid who goes inside her computer.
* **Benji the Dinosaur** - A claymation short about a dinosaur who plays games with different animals.
* **Lucy Discovers Her True Self** - Another claymation short about a goose who wants to be a singer.
* **Petrie the Cat** - A third claymation short about a cat who has a dinner party in the winter.
* **Rescue Hero** - A showcase of a painting that won a cartoon art contest.

## Gallery

OpeningSam DigitalBenji the DinosaurLucy Discovers Her True SelfPetrie the CatRescue HeroYour Typical Eight Year Old

## Links

* FableVision animation festival, which featured "Lucy Discovers Her True Self"
Phred on Your Head Nickelodeon Preview

The ***Phred on Your Head* Nickelodeon Preview** was a commercial that aired on Noggin in 1999. It featured Phred and Big Voice. It was possibly shown on the main Nickelodeon channel as well.

## Description

The purpose of this commercial was to inform viewers that Nickelodeon would be airing a one-hour preview premiere of *Phred on Your Head Show* on June 6, 1999. This promo includes Phred and Big Voice. It also advertised about how viewers picked Phred to host his own show, and showcased some of the segments included in the show.

## Transcript

**Big Voice:** On Sunday, June 6th, tune in to Nickelodeon for an exclusive never before seen Noggin special event!

**Phred**: Please?

**Big Voice:** Britney Spears, N'SYNC, and Drew Barrymore...

**Phred:** ...are all really great, but have nothing to do with this exclusive Noggin event. However, I do!

**Big Voice:** He does, thanks to you! You logged on to noggin.com and voted for the host you liked best.

**Phred:** Thanks for choosing moi!

**Big Voice:** Now, check out the show. Noggin's Phred On Your Head Show! It's filled with stuff from your Noggins.

**Phred:** By the boo, I'm Phred. That's Phred with a P-H.

**Big Voice:** Catch the one hour premiere of Noggin's Phred On Your Head Show on Nickelodeon. Sunday, June 6th at 12/11 central.

**Phred:** And then catch it again here on Noggin, Sunday at 8pm. Please?
Puzzle Time

**Puzzle Time** is a segment on the Noggin/Nick Jr. television channel, They usually show up in between shows.

## Segments

* Find the Two Blue Planes
* Find the Two Pink Flowers
* Find the Two Green Apples
* Find The Two Yellow Birds
* Find the Two Pink Suns
* Find the Two Yellow Fish
* Og Rhymes
* At Rhymes
* Ock Rhymes
* Find the Letter E
* Find the Letter R
* Find the Letter B
* S Sounds
* L Sounds
* M Sounds
* Square Finding
* Octagon Finding
* Which Zee is Different
* Which Dog is Different
* Which Elephant is Different
* Which Mouse is Different
* Which Cat is Different
* Which Chick is Different

## Trivia

* When Moose and Zee left Nick Jr. on March 1, 2012, the Og Rhyming, At Rhyming, Ock Rhyming, B Finding, R Finding, E Finding, and Octagon Finding Puzzle time segments remained on the Nick Jr. channel until 2015, but most of them were moved to the Wordplay segments while Octagon Finding was moved to the Count It Up segment, and Moose's voice was no longer heard and Jessica Dicicco narrated them instead of Paul Christie, however, the kids voices remained intact until 2015, they were also some changes on the Smart Place to Play versions.
	+ The Snail part on B Finding was cut out
	+ The screen on B Finding doesn't dissolve to the Big B, it just cuts to it
	+ The girls *Oh, I See it by the Engineer* line was changed to *I see it by the Conductor* (this was also on the Noggin App as well)
	+ The clothes matching on the Ock rhyming was heard on the Wordplay segment
The Whats

**The Whats** are a group of mismatched alien birds who are main characters on *The URL with Phred Show*. They appear in every episode, usually to host a segment called *Question the Whats*. They originated in a Noggin.com game of the same name.

## Description

All of the Whats are birds who look like they've been scrambled up. Some of them have extra eyes and legs, and some of them are crossed with everyday things like a hot dog or a pair of scissors. They mostly communicate through warped sounds, squawks, and buzzing noises, but they can also speak a couple of English words. There are many different designs for the Whats.

## List of Whats

* A dark blue owl with lighter blue patches, four legs, and big yellow eyes
* A chicken with a pink body and two purple heads
* A blue spotted penguin with three eyes
* A green bird with a giant exposed brain
* A yellow bird with one eye, a single foot, and a puckered mouth
* A floating gray bird with wrinkles and black alien eyes
* A beige chicken shaped like a hot dog
* A crow with a pink striped body and scissors for a beak
* A chartreuse parrot with a long tail
* A splotchy orange bird with purple patches and a green beak
* A slender orange bird with three eyestalks
* A green bird with two beaks, one eye on the head, and another eye on the body
* A blue pigeon with a pink collar and a toupee
* A small, nervous-looking brown chicken with big eyes

## Gallery

"Buzz your brain with new games""What's the question, what's the answer"The Whats on *URL with Phred*
Jamie Oliver

Professional Failure

A picture of Jamie Oliver, the archenemy of Uncle Roger

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

Chili Jam, Saucepan, Mangetout, Packet Rice, Mango Chutney, Mushrooms, Sad Vegetables, Olive Oil, Potatoes

## Quotes

### Quotes

“Yeah-Yah!”
 "Happy Days"

**James Trevor Oliver** MBE OSI (born 27 May 1975), also known as Jamie Oliver is a British chef, restaurateur, and cookbook author. He is known for his casual approach to cuisine, which has led him to front numerous television shows and open many restaurants. He is the main antagonist of the *Uncle Roger* videos.

## Personality

He's known for his "quick and easy" recipes that he made up, using few ingredients. He is also known for using olive oil in almost every dish and messing up Asian dishes with chili jam.

## First appearance

He first appeared on "Uncle Roger HATE Jamie Oliver Egg Fried Rice" where he makes messed up fried rice by using packet rice and chilli jam in egg fried rice, putting water while frying, breaking up and tearing tofu, etc.

Since then, he has been the sworn enemy of Uncle Roger and his fanbase, making recurring appearances and being roasted in almost every possible video.

In Uncle Roger MAKE EGG FRIED RICE, Uncle Roger also makes a comment about him not liking olive oil to make egg fried rice as a slight to Oliver's last name and directly at Oliver's habit of using olive oil. However: On the same video, Uncle Roger mentions that he is good at tossing food in pans and woks. This is significant because this is the only thing both Uncle Roger and Jamie Oliver agree that it is a necessary skill. However: By the time Uncle Roger tried to recreate Jamie's version of Egg Fried Rice (as witnessed by Aunty Liz), Uncle Roger can impersonate him except for Jamie's ability to speak Italian. but his food tossing skill drops dramatically. Uncle Roger also cannot use one-handed egg cracking technique, even though Jamie has been shown to be able to do so on MasterChef in Australia.

## Opinions by other chefs

Jamie's steaks are approved by Uncle Guga in 2023, the steak master. He is also a friend of Gordon Ramsay even though they have very different philosophies on ingredients. Both Jamie and Gordon angered Spanish people by putting chorizo in paella. They are both fast-moving chefs and were guest judges in MasterChef Australia. Both are also friends of Jock Zonfrillo (1976-2023).
Running Down the Hill

**Running Down the Hill** is a song featured in the Jack's Big Music Show episode: Grow Daddio.

## Song Lyrics

I’m a wildflower, I poke up through the grass

Every day I watch the children play as they go past

But when they aren’t looking and no one else can see

I open up my petals, and whee!

I go running down the hill

I-I-I’m running down the hill

I-I-I’m running down the hill

I-I-I’m running down the hill

I go dancing down the hill

I-I-I’m dancing down the hill

I-I-I’m dancing down the hill

I-I-I’m dancing down the hill

I have so many colors, my stem is long and thin

Watch me as I’m waving in a soft wind

But when you aren’t looking and no one else can see

I open up my petals, and whee!

I go running down the hill

I-I-I’m running down the hill

I-I-I’m running down the hill

I-I-I’m running down the hill

I go jumping down the hill

I-I-I’m jumping down the hill

I-I-I’m jumping down the hill

I-I-I’m jumping down the hill

I go spinning down the hill

I-I-I’m spinning down the hill

I-I-I’m spinning down the hill

I-I-I’m spinning down the hill

I go rolling down the hill

I-I-I’m rolling down the hill

I-I-I’m rolling down the hill

I-I-I’m rolling down the hill

And I'm running down the hill

And I'm running down the hill

Very next time, you walk by

Think of me.
Original series

Throughout Noggin's run as a cable channel, a few **original series** were made specifically for the channel. The original series differed from the rest of Noggin's lineup, because most other shows were just reruns from Nickelodeon and Sesame Workshop's archives.

This page is a list of the original series, including the years they aired on Noggin (counting reruns).

## The N block

The Noggin channel included a nighttime programming block for teens, called The N (standing for **N**oggin), from 2002 until 2007. A few original shows were made by Noggin for the block. All of Noggin and The N's shows, regardless of the target audience, were produced and owned by Noggin LLC.

## Gallery

### Noggin Original

*Phred* versionUsed for *A Walk in Your Shoes*, *Sponk!*, *Big Kids*, and *Play with Me Sesame**Play with Me Sesame* version (season 2 only)*Oobi* version*Jack's Big Music Show* version*The Upside Down Show* version
### The N Original

Noggin also created special ending cards for the shows that it created for its The N block. Note that Noggin LLC is the owner of The N's shows, and that the copyright bylines are usually identical to the Noggin Original cards.

*A Walk in Your Shoes* version (seasons 2-3 only)*Girls v. Boys* version*South of Nowhere* version*O'Grady* version*I Sit Where I Want* version
## Notes

* A few non-original shows (such as acquired shows and archival shows) were given a "Noggin Originals" ending card, mainly if Noggin was the main broadcaster for the show in America. These aren't actually original series, since they were not made specially for Noggin and aren't owned by Noggin LLC.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 This show continued to air on Nick Jr. after it took over Noggin's channel space on September 28, 2009.