Yummy Yummy (1994 video)

Yummy Yummy" is the second Wiggles video and it features Anthony's dad  John Patrick Field as John the Cook

**Song List**

Hot Potato

Shaky Shaky

Teddy Bear Hug (from Big Red Car)

D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur)

I Am A Dancer (from Big Red Car)

Crunchy Munchy Honey Cakes

Numbers Rhumba

Joannie Works With One Hammer (from Big Red Car)

The Monkey Dance

Henry's Dance (from Big Red Car)

Walk

Dorothy's Birthday Party (Short Story)

**Trivia**

At first in the video, Anthony wears a turquoise shirt. In "Henry's Dance", Anthony wears a white skivvy. The reason why he wore a white shirt over the chroma key is, if he stands in front of it with a green shirt of one of those colours, it will turn invisible underneath the chroma key screen. Another thing in this song is that white outlines are seen around The Wiggles, including Murray.

This was the first video to have a chroma key in the background of a song (Henry's Dance).

This is the first video that they have a helper for Anthony to play as Captain Feathersword.

In the case, John Field helps out, he would later help out again to play the Captain in the next video along with Paul Field, and was put on a regular basis in late-1995 when Paul Paddick took over the role.

This is also the first video to have Anthony and Captain Feathersword appear on-screen together.

This is the second and last video that shows Wiggly merchandise in the End Credits.

In "Shaky Shaky", Anthony plays a Fender Telecaster electric guitar that is later played by Murray in Big Red Car. In "Greg's Magic Show: The Box of Mystery" and "I Am a Dancer", he plays a Fender bass guitar which Murray plays in this video and Wiggle Time! (1993 video). Murray plays a Double Bass in the same song.

This is the first video to be awarded as 'Highest Selling Children's sales through videos' at the AVSDA Awards.

"Hot Potato", "D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur)", "The Monkey Dance" and "Dorothy's Birthday Party (Short Story)" were filmed in early 1994, which shows Greg wearing black shoes. The rest such as "Shaky Shaky" and "Greg's Magic Show: The Box of Mystery" were filmed later that same year, which shows Greg wearing black boots with yellow laces.

This is the first video where The Wiggles introduce themselves. Murray and Anthony are also mentioned by name for the first time. In Wiggle Time!, only Jeff and Greg's names were mentioned (Get Ready To Wiggle, Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur and Henry the Octopus prologue). In their 1992 album Here Comes a Song, only Greg's name is mentioned in the song "Lechoo Yeladim". He is also the first Wiggle to have his name mentioned. This is also the first time where a bonus clip is shown.

On the cover of the video, Murray plays the brown Fender Stratocaster electric guitar and Jeff plays the accordion.

This is the first video to have time-lapse. (As seen in Crunchy Munchy Honey Cakes).

This is the only appearance of Anthony's White Skivvy.

When The Wiggles are singing "Dorothy's Birthday Party", Jeff's skivvy becomes untucked. He fixes this afterwards. This is the first time for Jeff's skivvy to be untucked it then fix it again.

Most of the songs in this video have the left and right audio channels reversed as listed.

Hot Potato

Teddy Bear Hug

D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur)

I Am A Dancer

Joannie Works With One Hammer

The Monkey Dance

Released: October 24, 1994 Filmed: March 1994 Written by: The Wiggles Directed by: Tim Finlay Produced by: John Spence and Phillip Cullen Running Time: 41:04 Distributed by: ABC Country: Australia Previous Video: Wiggle Time! (1993) Next Video: Big Red Car (1995)

Jeff, Anthony and Greg's names are listed in Dorothy's Birthday Party.

The boom mic can be seen above Greg in the beginning of "Shaky Shaky" before they change. Same thing happens in the beginning of Crunchy Munchy Honey Cakes, which the boom mic is seen moving at the top right corner when Jeff is speaking.

On the 2003 Singaporean VCD, it lists the 1998 songs on the back cover but it actually has the 1994 songs.

Songs are taken from the album Yummy Yummy except where noted otherwise.