Tiny's World

**Tiny's World** is a Harvey Street Kids themed parody of **Elmo's World** from Sesame Street. Each segment focuses on a specific topic - ranging from Balls or Jackets to Fast and Slow or Hands. The segments follow a series of skits and interviews centered on that topic. The skits and interviews are essentially the same every day, only changing the subject matter.

## Format

One characteristic feature of *Tiny's World* is that every episode has the same segments, in the same order. Research has shown that the formula appeals to young children's attraction to ritual and routine, and that children's participation with the program increases with repetition.

* **Guess what Tiny's thinking about today:** Tiny introduces the episode topic, which leads into a film montage of the subject.
* **Fluffy has a question:** Fluffy's stand has a decoration related to the topic, Fluffy relays something factual about the subject and has a question.
* **The Noodle Family:** Skits featuring Mr. Noodle, his brother (known as Mr. Noodle's brother, Mr. Noodle), or his sister (known as Mr. Noodle's sister, Ms. Noodle), or any combination of the above, attempting to answer Fluffy's question, but usually fail. The segment is intended to be comical, demonstrating that the Noodles aren't all too bright.
* **Kids and Baby:** Kids answer Fluffy's question, followed by Tiny asking a baby with a prop related to the topic.
* **Tiny Has a Question for You:** Tiny asks the viewer to help him, often counting items in a CGI animation.
* **Home Video/Video E-mail:** During the first few episodes, home video footage shot by Tiny of other *Harvey Street Kids* characters. Later replaced by video e-mail, in which *Harvey Street Kids* characters demonstrate something related to the main topic.
* **Quiz:** Tiny asks different questions about the main topic, often with multiple choice answers, and kids, in voice-over, provide the answer. Usually, at least one Harvey *Street Kids* character appears in each segment. The segment usually begins with Tiny failing to open the Drawer until it finally opens up on its own, often pushing him offscreen.
* **Film Insert:** Live action films, usually involving a child and their experiences with the subject.
* **TV:** Animated segments, seen on a channel devoted to the topic, and usually featuring the Lecture Lady.
* **Expert Interview:** To learn more, Tiny talks with an expert, often an inanimate object related to the topic or activity. Book is featured in certain segments.
* **Tiny Land:** Usually occurring during the guest's speech, Fluffy imagines a version of Tiny as a specific animal or in an occupation/activity.
* **Closing Song:** Tiny and the guest(s) sing the topic word(s), usually to the tune of "Jingle Bells."

## Episodes

* 1. Balls
* 2. Shoes
* 3. Hats
* 4. Dancing
* 5. Jackets
* 6. Food
* 7. Books
* 8. Music
* 9. Water
* 10. Transportation
* 11. Singing
* 12. Dogs
* 13. Exercise
* 14. Babies
* 15. Bananas
* 16. Drawing
* 17. Telephones
* 18. Farms
* 19. Hair
* 20. Flowers, Plants and Trees
* 21. Computers
* 22. Bugs
* 23. Pets
* 24. Teeth
* 25. Hands
* 26. Birthdays
* 27. Birds
* 28. Games
* 29. Bicycles
* 30. Families
* Special #1: Wild Wild West
* 31. Fish
* 32. Sky
* 33. Sleep
* 34. Weather
* 35. Getting Dressed
* Special #2: Happy Holidays
* 36. Mail
* 37. Ears
* 38. Firefighters
* 39. Wild Animals
* 40. Open and Close
* 41. Feet
* Special #3: The Street We Live On
* 42. Bath Time
* 43. Bells
* 44. Up and Down
* 45. Dinosaurs
* 46. School
* 47. Cats
* 48. Skin
* 49. Jumping
* 50. Cameras
* 51. Friends
* 52. Penguins
* 53. Doctors
* 54. Building Things
* 55. Horses
* 56. Fast and Slow
* 57. The Beach
* 58. Mouths
* 59. Violins
* 60. Noses
* 61. Helping
* 62. Drums
* 63. Eyes
* 64. Frogs (series finale)