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Mathnet

**Mathnet** is a live-action 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 Mathnet.

The sketch was featured in several episodes of Noggin's *Phred on Your Head Show* after Noggin viewers voted to have it shown. Each episode has five parts, one for each day of the week.

## Story

In a parody of "Dragnet," two officers at the Los Angeles Police Department solve mysteries using their mathematical skills.

## Episodes

Only 12 weeks of the show aired on *Phred on Your Head Show*. In the first incarnation of *Phred* (July 26, 1999-September 17, 2000), these episodes were difficult to predict, but on September 18, 2000, the following cycle was introduced.

**3pm** / **6pm** (and noon in the summer schedule)

Week 1: The Case of the Poconos Paradise/The Mystery of the Maltese Pigeon

Week 2: The Case of the Map With A Gap/The Problem of the Passing Parade

Week 3: The Case of the Missing Air/The Case of the Deceptive Data

Week 4: The Case of the Unkidnapping/The Problem of the Dirty Money

Week 5: The Problem of the Trojan Hamburger/The Case of the Masked Avenger

Week 6: Despair in Monterey Bay/The Trial of George Frankly

They would then reverse positions for weeks 7-12, and start at the beginning again. Saturday and Sunday airings would repeat Thursday and Friday, respectively. The final airing on September 10, 2001, at 3pm, aired the Friday show of that week (as the 52nd week, it was Week 4, The Case of the Unkidnapping).

At some point during its run, probably when the cycle was stabilized, Mathnet became always the final segment of the hour long *Phred on Your Head Show* before the closing theme. It never aired in the half-hour version, and it wasn't introduced by the host by name.
Five Days Old

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

## Song Lyrics

I’m sittin’ here

I’m one day old

I’m sittin’ here

I’m two days old

I’m sittin’ here

I’m three days old

I’m sittin’ here

I’m four days old

One day I’ll be a year

Then I’ll be two

Then three then four

But as for now I’m sittin’ here

I’m five days old

And no days more

I’m jumpin’ up

I’m one day old

I’m jumpin’ up

I’m two days old

I’m jumpin’ up

I’m three days old

I’m jumpin’ up

I’m four days old

One day I’ll be a year

Then I’ll be two

Then three then four

But as for now I’m jumpin’ up

I’m five days old

And no days more

I’m clappin’ my hands

I’m one day old

I’m clappin’ my hands

I’m two days old

I’m clappin’ my hands

I’m three days old

I’m clappin’ my hands

I’m four days old

One day I’ll be a year

Then I’ll be two

Then three then four

But as for now

I’m clappin’ my hands

I’m five days old

And no days more

I’m kickin’ out my legs

I’m one day old

I’m kickin’ out my legs

I’m two days old

I’m kickin’ out my legs

I’m three days old

I’m kickin’ out my legs

I’m four days old

One day I’ll be a year

Then I’ll be two

Then three then four

But as for now

I’m kickin’ out my legs

I’m five days old

And no days more

I’m gettin’ tired

I’m one day old

I’m gettin’ tired

I’m two days old

I’m gettin’ tired

I’m three days old

I’m gettin’ tired

I’m four days old

One day I’ll be a year

Then I’ll be two

Then three then four

But as for now

I’m gettin’ pretty tired

I’m five days old

And no days more

I’m jumpin’ up

I’m one day old

I’m jumpin’ up

I’m two days old

I’m jumpin’ up

I’m three days old

I’m jumpin’ up

I’m four days old

One day I’ll be a year

Then I’ll be two

Then three then four

But as for now

I’m jumpin’ up

I’m five days old

And no days more

Five days old

And no days more

Five days old

And no days more
Monster Boogie

**Monster Boogie** is a song featured in the Jack's Big Music Show episode: The Music Monster.

## Song Lyrics

I’m the biggest monster

That you’ve ever seen

My eyes are yellow

And my teeth are green

I’m big and I’m scary

You know what I mean

This is what I like to do

I do the monster boogie

The monster boogie

The monster boogie

Round the room

Everybody does the monster boogie

The monster boogie

The monster boogie

So can you!

I’m the biggest monster

That you’ve ever seen

My eyes are yellow

And my teeth are green

I’m big and I’m hairy

You know what I mean

This is what I like to do

*(monster growling)*

I do the monster wiggle

The monster wiggle

The monster wiggle

Round the room

Everybody does the monster wiggle

The monster wiggle

The monster wiggle

So can you!

And I do the monster twister

The monster twister

The monster twister

Round the room

Everybody does the monster twister

The monster twister

The monster twister

So can you! (so can you)

Rooaaarrrr!

*(monster growling)*
Noggin on Demand

**Noggin On Demand** was Noggin's VOD service that featured past and present Noggin series.

## History

It launched sometime around 2005-2006. At the beginning and end of shows, two orginal on demand Moose A. Moose songs would be shown to introduce Noggin on Demand and vice verca. Because of the channel's discontinuation, the VOD service was discontinued in 2009, and replaced by Nick Jr.'s VOD service. Like the channel, Nick Jr. on Demand kept the outro song, with a few lines changed. However, the intro song was replaced with a modified Noggin is Now Nick Jr. bumper. Just like the channel, the Moose A. Moose interstitials were removed altogether in 2012.

## Former shows avaliable:

* *The Wonder Pets!*
* *Jack's Big Music Show*
* *Yo Gabba Gabba!*
List of Moose and Zee Songs

This is a list of songs performed by Moose and Zee from 2003 to 2012. Many of the first and last use dates are rough estimates, so any info about when these songs were used would help. Most of the images are also temporary, and higher quality versions will be added in the future.

An unused Moose and Zee song was released by a user named Ashley Moynihan in 2013 on The Bandcamp website, it had Moose and Zee singing the ABC's, making it the only time Zee spoke.

## References

1. ↑ https://ashleyelizabeth.bandcamp.com/track/abc-song-for-noggins-moose-zee
Little Bear

***Little Bear*** is an animated children's show based on a series of children's books by Maurice Sendak.

## Plot

The series focuses on the titular bear and his adventures with his parents and friends.

## History on Noggin

The show premiered on Noggin on September 10th, 2001 (the same day as *Sponk!*), six years after its initial premiere on Nickelodeon's Nick Jr. block. It was usually the last show to air before Noggin signed off.

It survived the Nick Jr. rebranding in 2009.
Art Alive

***Art Alive*** is an Polish-Australian series and package series that aired on Noggin. It is a showcase of short films featuring real kids interacting with come-to-life arts and crafts. It aired during commercial breaks.

Like the opening and closing animations, the segments were mostly original footage.

## Segments

* Mixing Colors
* The King
* The Snake
* Snail
* Rainy Day
* Butterfly
* Fire Engine
* Football
* Honeybee
* House to home
* Fishing
* Love Birds
* Elephant and Giraffe
* Chef Wants to Cook Something
* Sam the Train Driver
* Soup
* Sleep
* Balloons
* The Zoo
* Chicken
* Blue's Clues
	+ Colors

## History

The segments aired on Noggin from April 7, 2003 to September 2009.

## Format

In the opening, a yellow spotted bird finds a worm and places it as the "l" in "alive." Moose A. Moose announces the time for "Art Alive" on Noggin.

In the closing, the bird heads on over to the Noggin Logo with a link to Noggin.com.

## Trivia

* The segment shares its name with a 1991 Sega Genesis game.
* The segment is the first to many things:
	+ The first segment to have a Polish-Australian origin.
	+ The first segment that has an intro in the original version.
Johnson's

**Johnson's Baby** (sometimes known as **Johnson's**) is an American brand of baby cosmetics and skin care products owned by Johnson & Johnson. The brand dates back to 1893 when Johnson's Baby Powder was introduced. Product line consists of baby powder, shampoos, body lotions, massage oil, shower gels and baby wipes.

Johnson's was one of Noggin's sponsors. Particularly for "Big Time Tub Time."
Maggie and the Ferocious Beast

***Maggie and the Ferocious Beast*** is an Canadian animated series.

## Plot

In Nowehre Land, days are filled with playfulness and adventure.  It’s a place where Maggie’s favorite stuffed toys, the large, lovable and very polka-dotted Ferocious Beast, and steadfast pig Hamilton Hocks, come to life!

## History on Noggin

The series premiered on Noggin in 2003, several years after it premiered on Nickelodeon. It survived the Nick Jr. rebranding in 2009.
List of series aired on The N

This is a list of shows that aired on Noggin's nighttime block for teenagers, The N.

## Acquired series

These shows aired on The N but weren't directly owned by Noggin LLC.

## Interstitial series

* *Ouch! Comics*
* *The Girl with Her Head Coming Off*

## Notes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Noggin/The N is named in the credits, but its studios did not produce the show.
Best Friend's Date

***Best Friend's Date*** is a series that aired during Noggin's nighttime programming block, The N, which was aimed at teens. It is a reality game show where a teenager's best friend chooses a person for him or her to go on a date with.

The show aired from December 3, 2004, to December 18, 2005. It has one season of 12 episodes. The last two episodes were aired as an hour-long special event. The show was never played in reruns after it finished airing.

## History

The show was shot on location in Los Angeles from July 24, 2004, through the end of August.

Some of the show's episodes aired as part of an event called "The Love-Hate Reality Hour" that also included premieres of *Girls v. Boys*.

## Summary

Each episode features a best friend selecting a date for their buddy from a pool of four candidates. After putting each prospective date through rounds of interviews, challenges, and various hoops, the choice is made. But that's just the start, after best friends introduce their choices to their friend and their parents, the real test begins. The young provisional couple must cope with first date jitters (sometimes first-ever date jitters) plus other surprise curveballs the show will throw at the duo -- like bowling while handcuffed together or singing karaoke on street corners. Every date ends with the inevitable moment of truth where each dater must decide whether it's a "Yay!" or "No Way!" Are we in for a budding romance, a mutual "no thanks," or heartbreaking rejection?

## Cast

The show was hosted by Tika Sumpter and Nick Slatkin.

## Online

The show had its own page on Noggin's website for The N. On the webpage, a few of the *Best Friend's Date* guests posted online logs of their experiences.

## Gallery

A scene from the showPromo for the premiereScreen bug for the show (bottom left) on an airing of *O'Grady*
Noggimation

The **Noggimation Station** was a digital game on Noggin.com that allowed players to make their own short animations. It was hosted by Noggimation Boy, who also appeared as a main character on *The URL with Phred Show*. Viewer submissions were often shown live on TV as part of the show.

## Characters

Noggimation Boy, Phred, and Cud Skengle were some of the sprites that could be included in animations. There was also a Noggimation Girl character.

## On TV

During *Phred on Your Head Show*, the term Noggimation was also used to introduce any animated segment.

## Interface

As it appears in the Noggin.com V2 Rap Song commercial:

Noggimation EditorSpark Patch entryThe Noggimation Quilt
Dress Phred

**Dress Phred** was a mini-game available on Noggin.com as part of The URL with Phred Show Studio in 2002. It was based on *The URL with Phred Show* and ran on Adobe Flash.

Players could submit their creations for a chance to have them featured on *The URL with Phred Show*.

## Objective

The player can dress Phred in a variety of different outfits as well as select a wig for him to wear.
Emmanuel

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**Emmanuel** is the host of the *Noggin Knows* series on the Noggin streaming app.

## History

Emmanuel first appeared on Noggin in January 2021.

## Bio

From Noggin: *"Noggin Knows host, Emmanuel Carter, uses his love for learning, dancing, and singing to guide kids through a series of themed lessons."*

## Description

Emmanuel is a teacher who wears a light blue jacket, a salmon-colored shirt, gray pants, and multicolored socks.
Miracle's Boys

***Miracle's Boys*** is an original series created by Noggin for its nighttime programming block, The N, which was aimed at teens. It is a drama miniseries about three brothers growing up without parents in Harlem, New York.

The show began with a behind-the-scenes special that aired as a sneak peek on December 17, 2004. The main series premiered over three nights from February 18-20, 2005, and reruns were shown occasionally until 2007.

## History

The show was created by Jacqueline Woodson and based on her 2000 novel of the same name. Noggin released the entire series to DVD in the United States on November 8, 2005.

## Summary

The series follows the lives of two teenage black boys and their older brother, who has to take responsibility for the boys after their parents die. The eldest Bailey brother, 21 year-old Ty'ree, is a mail room manager at a publishing company. He was accepted into MIT prior to the events of the show, but declined the acceptance to raise his younger brothers. Charlie, the middle boy, has just gotten out of a juvenile detention facility and is mad at the universe. Once an avid pet lover and baseball fanatic, life behind bars has changed him. Lafayette, the youngest Bailey brother at age 14, who loves and inspires baseball. However, his game has been out-of-sync since his mother's death. He goes on to play in a championship game, in which he faces an all-star team from Greenwich Village. The series follows the boys through the hardships of growing up on their own.

## Cast

* Pooch Hall as Ty'ree
* Sean Nelson as Charlie
* Julito McCullum as Lafayette

## Episodes

The show has six main episodes and one special.

* "Miracle's Boys: The Making of a Mini-Series"
* "New Charlie"
* "In the Game of Life"
* "Who's to Blame?"
* "Miracle's Song"
* "Free Day"
* "Bond of Brothers"

## Online

The show had a page on Noggin's website for The N, as well as parent discussion guides.
Noggin LLC

**Noggin LLC** is a production company that owns all of the shows created for Noggin and its programming block The N. It is listed in the copyright for Noggin's original series, usually at the end of each show's credits. The Noggin LLC name groups all of Noggin's shows (for preschoolers, tweens, and teens) under one brand.

## History

Viacom, Nickelodeon's parent company, is the owner of Noggin LLC. Viacom first established the Noggin LLC name on June 24, 1998 (source), in preparation for the Noggin channel's upcoming launch.

The Noggin LLC name is mostly known for appearing in the credits of Noggin and The N's originally-produced series. It was also credited at the bottom of every page of Noggin.com. It can be seen on most Noggin promo items, since the copyright to Noggin's head logo belongs to Noggin LLC.

Viacom lists Noggin LLC as one of its production companies. It is listed along with the company's animation studios and filming locations.
Mahalo

**Mahalo** is a song featured in the Jack's Big Music Show episode: Snow Day.

## Song Lyrics

Mahalo to the urchin

Mahalo to the sea

Mahalo to the skies above

Mahalo to you and me

Sing mahalo (mahalo)

Mahalo (mahalo)

Mahalo for everything

Mahalo that means thank you

Mahalo, mahalo, mahalo

Mahalo for the air I breathe

Mahalo for my dad and my mom

My sisters and my brothers

And my good friends

Mahalo for sharing my song

Sing mahalo (mahalo)

Mahalo (mahalo)

Mahalo for everything

Mahalo that means thank you

Mahalo, mahalo, mahalo

Sing mahalo (mahalo)

Mahalo (mahalo)

Mahalo for everything

Mahalo that means thank you

Mahalo, mahalo, mahalo

Mahalo, that means thank you

Mahalo, mahalo, mahalo
I'm Not Perfect

**I'm Not Perfect** is a song featured in the special: Let's Hear It For The Laurie Berkner Band.

## Song Lyrics

I’m not perfect, no I’m not

I’m not perfect, but I’ve got what I’ve got

I do my very best, I do my very best

I do my very best each day

But I’m not perfect

And I hope you like me that way

We’re not perfect, no we’re not

We’re not perfect, but we’ve got what we’ve got

We do our very best, we do our very best

We do our very best each day

But we’re not perfect

And we hope you like us that way

You’re not perfect, no you’re not

You’re not perfect, but you’ve got what you’ve got

You do your very best, you do your very best

You do your very best each day

But you’re not perfect

And you know I love you that way
Noggin Knows Theme Song

**Noggin Knows Theme Song** is a song from Noggin Knows.

## Lyrics

Come check out the Noggin Nook

Move your feet to the beat

Learn math & science in the nook

We're gonna build & sing

Get you thinking whoa-oh-oh

Noggin Knows, Noggin Knows

Get you thinking whoa-oh-oh

It helps you grow, it helps you grow

Growing big hearts, strong minds

And healthy bodies

Your Noggin Knows

Hey Molly, Hey Rubble, Let's learn a thing or 2

In the nook with Skye, Santiago, & you!

C'mon, let's go, let's go

Your Noggin Knows
Miffy and Friends

***Miffy and Friends*** is a stop-motion series that aired on Noggin in the US. Noggin didn't produce the series itself, but Noggin did create some "interactive game" shorts that aired between segments of the show.

## Plot

"Miffy and Friends" is a gentle show for the youngest TV viewers. Based on the beloved children's books by Dutch illustrator Dick Bruna, this stop-motion animated series about a little white bunny and her animal pals deals with all things preschool. Miffy and her friends learn lessons from one another, their parents, and other adults -- lessons such as how a caterpillar changes into a butterfly or how to build a doghouse. When Miffy and a friend sleep outside in the garden, they learn to deal with their fears of unfamiliar sounds -- never any scarier than a parent's snoring -- and to support each other through the experience.

## History on Noggin

The show joined Noggin on April 7, 2003, the day Moose A. Moose and Zee started hosting.

## App history

It was added onto the app in 2016, and when a new season was added in 2018, it got a major revamp.
Doug

> "Dear Journal"
> - Doug
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***Doug*** is an animated series that aired in reruns on Noggin. The first four seasons were produced by Nickelodeon.

Episodes from the Nickelodeon seasons of *Doug* were the only ones shown on Noggin. They were featured as part of Noggin's *Phred on Your Head Show* and its spin-off *The URL with Phred Show*. Phred would introduce the show from his animated room and make comments about it.

On the hour-long *Phred on Your Head Show*, a single segment of *Doug* began the show, including the full credits for its two-segment episode. On *The URL with Phred Show*, a full two-segment episode aired within the show, also at the beginning.

## Story

A shy eleven-year-old copes with daily life in the fictional town of Bluffington.

*Summary from Noggin.com*: Doug Funnie doesn't have it easy. He just moved to a new junior high, he's constantly tormented by the town bully, his dog Porkchop is a better dancer than he is, and to top it all off his last name is Funnie. But Doug doesn't let things get him down. With his best friend Skeeter, and his secret love Patti Mayonnaise, Doug embarks on many unexpected adventures. When faced with a tough problem, Doug imagines how Quailman, or one of his other superhero alter egos would solve the problem using his mind instead of his fists.For more Doug, visit Nick.com.
Little Bill

Little Bill is an American animated educational television series created by Bill Cosby. It is based on the Little Bill book series, written by Cosby with illustrations by Varnette P. Honeywood. Cosby also composed some of the theme music, appeared in live-action in the show's intro sequence, and voiced the recurring character of Captain Brainstorm. It was Cosby's second animated series, after Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids.
List of Noggin logos

This page is a gallery of every variant of the Noggin logo. The logo was created as a "flexi-logo" that could feature a wide variety of different symbols on the top, reflecting what the Noggin head is thinking about.

When Noggin was first launched, it was co-owned and operated by both Nickelodeon and Sesame Workshop (formerly known as the Children's Television Workshop, or CTW). A few of Noggin's older logos included the two companies.

There are two categories of logos on this page: basic logos and special ones. The basic logos are ones that were designed for general use throughout all aspects of the Noggin channel. The special logos are ones that only appeared in certain promos/shows.

## Basic logos

### Original era (1999-2002)

Early claymation logoNickelodeon / CTW (Beaker)Nickelodeon / Sesame Workshop (Talking)Nickelodeon / Sesame Workshop (Thinking)BatsBubblesCupidDreidelFather's DayFilmstripFlowerFourth of JulyMother's DaySnow globeStopwatchBeehiveBook
### Preschool era (2002-2009)

Bird (yellow)Bird (blue)Bird (yellow spotted)BootCatCrabHornHouseSnowman (beige)Snowman (bow tie)SpiderTrainTurkey legGet Ready to Read logo July 2008-September 2009
### App era (2015-2019)

2015 to 2019 iconHalloween iconBlue's Clues iconBoat logoWinter iconNoggin shoe
## Special logos

### Original era (1999-2002)

CTWSesame WorkshopDaisyEyeballGlobe, used for *A Walk in Your Shoes*Light bulb, used for *A Walk in Your Shoes*, *Sponk!*, and *Play with Me Sesame*OrangePhredPennyStopwatch
### Preschool era (2002-2009)

Horn and gears, used for *Play with Me Sesame*Phonograph, used for *Jack's Big Music Show*Tree and birds, used for *Oobi*
Nickelodeon library

Below is a list of Nickelodeon programs that aired on Noggin. Included are the shows' logos, titles, first and last air dates, and notes about their broadcast.

## Trivia

* Doug is the only Nicktoon to be broadcast on Noggin with the rest being Nick Jr. shows.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 This show continued to air on the Nick Jr. Channel after it took over Noggin's channel space on September 28, 2009.
Frank Burrows

**Francis W. Burrows** has written several songs for Noggin. Outside of Noggin, Burrows was born in New York City, raised in the Bronx, and has performed with Carlos Santana, Narada Michael Walden, Premik Russel Tubbs, has served as a producer, arranger, and composer for Doug Katsaros, a producer, songwriter Russ Desalvo, Larry Coryell, Melissa Manchester, Debbie Gibson, and Dee Snider, and has led his own bands.

## Song credits

"Believe in Spring""Beside the Seaside""Winter is a Wonderland"
Getting Going

***Getting Going*** is a package series that aired during commercial breaks on Noggin. It is a collection of clips from Noggin shows about getting ready in the morning. Only the opening and ending animations were newly-made footage.

## Segments

* Good Morning
* Blue's Clues
	+ Wake Up & Gotta Go
	+ Breakfast & Toothbrush
	+ Get Dressed
* LazyTown
	+ Twenty Times Time
	+ Wake Up
* Yo Gabba Gabba!
	+ Fun To Brush Your Teeth
Feetface

**Feetface** was Noggin's second mascot. Feetface hosted Noggin's daytime block after it relaunched with preschoolers as the target audience.

Feetface appeared from April 2002 until April 2003, when Moose and Zee took over as the new hosts.

## Looks

Feetface is a turquoise, circle-shaped icon of a face. In some promos, Feetface grows a pair of legs to walk around. Feetface has a purple nose, a swirl of lavender hair, a red mouth, and dark blue eyebrows that float. In the goodbye promo, Feetface is noticeably missing the swirl of hair.

## History

Feetface debuted on Noggin on April 1, 2002 and hosted the daytime block for a little over a year. From February to April 2003, Noggin ran a promo where Feetface said goodbye and introduced Moose and Zee as the new hosts. Feetface's last day as the host of Noggin was April 6, 2003.

A few bumpers featuring Feetface's *voice* were still aired after April 2003 (like this "Girl Building a Shape" one), but Feetface was never seen in person after April 6.
I Really Love to Dance

**I Really Love to Dance** is a song featured in the special: Let's Hear It For The Laurie Berkner Band.

## Song Lyrics

I really love to dance, I really love to dance

I really love to dance dance dance dance

Dance dance dance dance

I really love to dance!

My mom said, "Try spinning." I gave it a try

My friends all like spinning

And sometimes so do I

But the only thing I really want to do is dance!

I really love to dance

I really love to dance dance dance dance

Dance dance dance dance

I really love to dance!

My mom said, "Walk backwards." I gave it a try

My friends all walk backwards

And sometimes so do I

But the only thing I really want to do is dance!

I really love to dance

I really love to dance dance dance dance

Dance dance dance dance

I really love to dance!

My mom said, "Try painting." I painted the sky

My friends all like painting

And sometimes so do I

But the only thing I really want to do is dance!

I really love to dance

I really love to dance dance dance dance

Dance dance dance dance

I really love to dance dance dance dance

Dance dance dance dance

I really love to dance dance dance dance

Dance dance dance dance

I really love to DANCE!
Let's Do Math

***Let's Do Math*** is a package series that aired on Noggin. It is a collection of pre-existing shorts centered around numbers and math lessons. These were shown during commercial breaks.

Like other package series, the *Let's Do Math* segments were both Nickelodeon's archives and short series like *Bruno*. The only newly-made footage was the opening and ending animations.

## Segments

* Bruno
	+ Bruno and the Big Brown Box
	+ Bruno's Balloons
	+ Bruno and the Pink Flamingo
	+ Bruno's Bicycle
	+ Bruno's Flowers
	+ Bruno and the Purple Penguins
	+ Follow the bouncing ball
	+ Counting Sheep
	+ Bruno's Bow Tie
	+ Bruno's Ice Cream Cone
* Blue's Room
	+ Favorite Numbers
	+ Five Petals

## Format

In the opening, a bird's egg turns into two baby birds, and make way for the segment's logo. Moose A. Moose announces the time to do math on Noggin.

In the closing, the bird is in the Noggin logo with a link to Noggin.com

## History

The segments aired on Noggin from August 2005 to September 2009.
The N Sign-On and Sign-Offs

A sign-on is the beginning of operations for a TV channel or radio station, while a sign-off is the end of operations for said media. The N was launched in 2002, as an updated and renamed version of the Noggin teen block, it signed on at 6pm ET, and signed off at 6am ET, that was until 2007 when it got its own channel (which was replaced by TeenNick).

### Real Life Now {2002-2005}

#### Sign-On

Some blocks form a yellow background, and a narrator says 'it's now 6pm ET, 3 PT, hold on while your entertainment loads', during this a highway of cars is shown as well as many other objects, then a rocket ship blasts off. At the end, a background of a road with a yellow backdrop is shown while a man states 'you're in The N, real life starts now'.

#### Sign-Off

The N's logo is shown on a blue background, and a narrator states that The N is over and that it'll be back at 6pm ET, 3 PT, while a clock is shown. He also says that the website is available anytime then says 'see ya'. A women is shown using stop sign language to represent the logo, before it is stated that 'it's now safe to shutdown The N', causing The N to power down. This sign-off would often be shown before cable in the classroom rather than before Noggin itself.

### Landscape {2005-2006}

#### Sign-On

A landscape forms as the camera zooms further in. The messages 'you are' 'now watching' 'The N', are also seen.

#### Sign-Off

The landscape pans out from said landscape. The messages 'thanks', 'for watching' 'The N', are seen.

### Images {2006-2007}

#### Sign-On

Various images are shown before a text saying 'you are now watching The N' is shown, then a grass like background is showing with The N's logo, and the website URL.

#### Sign-Off

Simaler to the sign on, except the text says 'thanks for watching The N, we'll be back a 6pm ET, \*TONIGHT\*', and the music is diffrent.

### Atom Logo {2007}

The N's new logo is shown getting drawn out, with one of The N's background songs. This was temporarily used as both a sign-on and sign-off before The N got a 24/7 channel.
Farm Song

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

## Song Lyrics

What can I say

but I miss the farm

And all the baby animals

In the barn

The flowers that grow,

Planting beans in a row

And waking in the morning

To a rooster crow

(Cock-a-doodle-doo!)

The baby piglets

And the mama pig

She’d say

Oink Oink

The baby piglets

And the papa pig

He’d say Oink

The baby cows

And the mama cow she’d say,

Moo Moo

The baby cows and the papa cow

he’d say,

Moo

Talking to the animals in the barn

(That’s what I did on the farm)

Watching all the flowers grow

(That’s what I did on the farm)

Plant my beans all in a row

(That’s what I did on the farm)

Wake up to a rooster crow

(That’s what I did on the farm)

The baby horses and the mama horse she’d say,

Neigh Neigh

The baby horses and the papa horse he’d say,

Neigh

The baby sheep and the mama sheep she’d say,

Baa Baa

The baby sheep and the papa sheep he’d say,

Baa

Talking to the animals in the barn

(That’s what I did on the farm)

Watching all the flowers grow

(That’s what I did on the farm)

Plant my beans all in a row

(That’s what I did on the farm)

Wake up to a rooster crow

(That’s what I did on the farm)

That’s what I did on the farm

That’s what I did on the farm

And that’s what I miss about the farm
Wild Side Show

***Wild Side Show*** is a live-action nature series that aired in reruns on Noggin from 1999 to 2002.

Segments from this show were featured as part of Noggin's variety series *Phred on Your Head Show*. On the hour-long episodes of *Phred on Your Head Show*, a three-minute snippet of the show would be featured.

## Summary

*Wild Side* was hosted by two kids and featured various wild and zoo animals with educational content about wildlife. The show was hosted by Jessica Durante and Scott Tunnell in the first season, and by Jillian Hirasawa and Gordon Michael Woolvett in the second season.

Some of the show's segments, such as "Bad Boys of the Bush," were isolated and shown as stand-alone clips on Noggin.
Noggin Hour (block)

**Noggin Hour** was a block of shows from the Noggin streaming service that aired on the Nick Jr. Channel. The block premiered on May 28, 2021 and last aired on March 11, 2022.

On days when the block ran longer than an hour, it was retitled "Noggin Presents" on NickJr.com's schedules.

## History

The block debuted on May 28, 2021 with *Kinderwood* and *Noggin Knows* as the first two shows to air.

## Shows

* *Kinderwood*
* *Noggin Knows*
* *Hey Duggee*
* *JoJo & Gran Gran*

## Online

The block was featured on NickJr.com's schedules, but it did not have its own page on the site.

## Links

* June 25, 2021 schedule
* December 10, 2021 schedule
* March 11, 2022 schedule
Jamarama

***Jamarama*** was a "Lollapalooza"-like music festival for toddlers and preschoolers, convinced as a joint venture between Noggin and Highland Capital Partners in August 2005. It ran from October 2005 to late 2006, performing at many East Coast venues. Known performers included Laurie Berkner of *Jack's Big Music Show*, Milkshake, The Ohmies (who inspired the CBC show "The Moblees"), Dan Zanes, and walkaround versions of Moose A. Moose, Jack, and *Miffy*, who hosted karaoke, face-painting, and storytelling sessions during intermissions.

Jamarama was created by Dana DuFine, whose daughter Emma watched the music videos in between shows on Noggin, and told her mother she would like to see all the artists who recorded the music videos.

## Notes

* The festival's slogan was "If you're old enough to *walk,* you're old enough to *rock!"*
* The festival's bar served juice boxes.
* Jamarama proved more popular for kids than other live events, such as ones featuring Mickey Mouse or Barney the Dinosaur.
* Intermissions featured a Crayola coloring wall and a *Miffy* book area. There was also space for My Gym, a fitness center for toddlers that got its own show on BabyFirst.
* After Jamarama ended, a DVD featuring songs from the festival was released.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.denverpost.com/2006/03/29/kids-get-their-own-music-fest-jamarama-live/
2. ↑ https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/11/21/AR2005112100275.html
Noggin's Neighbors

***Noggin's Neighbors*** is a package series that aired during commercial breaks on Noggin. It is a wide assortment of puppet and animated clips, including scenes from Noggin shows and short-form series such as *Nanalan'*. It is the most varied out of all of Noggin's package series.

Like other package series, the segments were all pre-existing scenes. The opening and ending animations were the only newly-made footage.

## Logline

The package had a very short official summary on Noggin's programming site, which was:

*"Noggin's Neighbors takes a slice-of-life look at some of Noggin's most beloved characters."* (source)

## Format

The intro features a mashed-up town with buildings and characters from *Sesame Street* and *Blue's Clues*, as well as Philomena Fly, Winky Love, and Porkchop from *Doug*.

## Segments

This is a list of known segments featured in the series.

* *Blue's Clues*: "Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper's Food Shapes"
* *Nanalan'*:
	+ "Frog"
	+ "Whirlpool”
* *What's the Buzz:*
	+ “Farm”
	+ “Bakery”
	+ “Car Wash”
	+ “Fire House”
	+ “Dog Park” (Incomplete version)
	+ “Garbage Truck”
	+ “House Painting”
Everywhere I Go

"**Everywhere I Go**" is a song that played in between shows on Noggin. The song is performed by Moose A. Moose, who sings about some of his favorite things.

## Lyrics

*Days are the sunniest*

*Jokes are the funniest*

*Rabbits are the bunny-est*

*Hives are the honey-est*

*Elephant’s the ton-iest*

*Troubles? They’re the none-iest*

*Everywhere I go*

*Straws are the bendiest*

*Time is the spendiest*

*Cards are the sendiest*

*Books are the lendiest*

*Fun’s the pretendiest*

*Friends are the friendiest*

*Everywhere I go*

*Berries are the fruitiest*

*Shoes are the bootiest*

*Puppies are the cutiest*

*Treasure is the lootiest*

*Teams are the rootiest*

*Horns are the tootiest*

*Everywhere I go*

*Birds are the tweetiest*

*Candy is the sweetiest*

*Socks are the feetiest*

*Tricks are the treatiest*

*Drums are the beatiest*

*Lunch is the eatiest*

*Everywhere I go*

*Flowers are the smelliest*

*Jams are the jelliest*

*Rain’s the umbrelliest*

*Tales are the telliest*

*Wishing is the welliest*

*Buttons are the belliest*

*Everywhere I go*

*Skies are the blue-iest*

*Cows are the moo-iest*

*Gum is the chewiest*

*Ghosts are the boo-iest*

*Goo is the gooiest*

*You can be your you-iest*

*Everywhere I go!*

## Notes

* An instrumental version of the song played on the Noggin app until 2019.
New Kid City

**New Kid City** was a postponed concept for an educational channel from Sesame Workshop. It was in development from 1995 to 1998, when CTW partnered with Nickelodeon to create the Noggin channel. New Kid City was merged with Nickelodeon's own idea for an educational channel, Big Orange, to form Noggin. New Kid City was a "prototype" of the Noggin channel.

The idea for New Kid City was first announced in 1995 by the *Los Angeles Times* newspaper. The channel was planned to act as a home for CTW's shows aside from *Sesame Street*. (source) It was planned to launch sometime in 1997, but this never ended up happening.

## Articles

* *Los Angeles Times* article about New Kid City
* *Kidscreen* article from 1999, with a summary of Noggin's history
* *Screened Out* book from 2000, which mentions New Kid City

## Timeline

From the above articles, the timeline of New Kid City's development is known:

* **Spring 1995:** CTW announced its plans to make New Kid City. It felt that it could not keep relying on outside networks to air its shows, and it thought New Kid City would provide a stable home for its programs.

* **1997:** New Kid City was planned to launch in 1997, but the channel's development never came to fruition and it not aired.

* **Late 1997:** Viacom-owned Nickelodeon discovered that CTW was still planning to make New Kid City. Nickelodeon was recently planning its own educational network, originally called "Big Orange" and later renamed Noggin. The two companies started discussions to merge their ideas into one network.

* **1998:** CTW entered a partnership with Nickelodeon to co-found Noggin. They merged the ideas for New Kid City and Big Orange into the combined Noggin concept.
Get Ready to Read

**Get Ready to Read** was a Noggin campaign made to promote reading amongst preschoolers. Online literacy-related games were available on Noggin.com and Christopher Meloni appeared in a Story Time segment and PSA.

**What is NOGGIN's Get Ready to Read Campaign? Did you know that only 1 out of every 300 children from low-income families owns a book of their own? Or that there's a proven correlation between the number of books in a child's house and their ability to read and achieve academically? It's amazing that something as simple as a book can make such a big difference. Being the brand that "is like preschool on TV," NOGGIN believes it is important to support and build early literacy skill on our air and online.**

What is NOGGIN Doing to Make a Difference? NOGGIN has committed to generating 1,000,000 NEW books for kids in need. In partnership with First Book, we will use our TV network, our website and outreach to place NEW books into the hands of kids who need them most.

Get gifts that give back! Bid on items at nogginauctions.com to support the Get Ready to Read campaign.
Club Noggin

**Club Noggin** was an interactive Noggin tour visiting US cities in 2005, convinced as a joint venture between Noggin and the General Growth Property. Events took place each month and were hosted by trained YMCA leaders, who sang songs, played games, led interactive activities, and handed out Noggin posters and merchandise to visitors. Each meeting was themed around a different Noggin character, whom visitors were asked to create an art project of. It also ad an area at Noggin.com where you could find out when the tour was visiting your neighborhood.

In addition to malls, Club Noggin also visited the show community organizations, daycares, and family shelters.

## Notes

* Attendance at the first several events exceeded expectations, leading General Growth to bring Club Noggin to over 100 malls across the United States.
* Joe (Donovan Patton) from *Blue's Clues* visited a Club Noggin once in 2006 to promote the show's 10th anniversary.

## References

1. ↑ https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1346&dat=20050824&id=O1JIAAAAIBAJ&pg=6815,3674128&hl=enM
2. ↑ https://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/stories/2004/05/03/newscolumn4.html
Critter Corner

* 2003-2005
* 2005-2009

***Critter Corner*** is a package series that aired on Noggin. It is a collection of shorts centered around animals. These were shown during commercial breaks.

Like the opening and ending animations, most segments were original footage, with only few segments being from Nickelodeon's archives or short series.

## Segments

* Animals Have Different Kinds of Skin and Fur
* Ferrets
* Dog
* Two Dogs
* Butterfly
* Crab
* Birds
* Puppy
* Bear (Mother's Day)
* Lion (Mother's Day)
* Kangaroo (Mother's Day)
* Koala (Mother's Day)
* Blue's Room
	+ Ducks and Lions
* Blue's Clues
	+ Animals with Jack Hanna

## History

The segments aired on Noggin from April 7, 2003 to September 2009. When Noggin became Nick Jr., the opening and closing animations stayed the same, albeit with Nick Jr.'s name instead of Noggin's. These segments ran until February 29, 2012.

## Format

In the opening, a mouse is seen scattering around, when he moves to a flower and is sprayed by an elephant, whose back we see the logo on. Moose A. Moose announces the time for "Critter Corner."

In the closing, the elephant walks to the Noggin Logo with a link to Noggin.com.
Dora the Explorer

**Dora the Explorer** is an American children's animated television series and Multimedia franchise created by Chris Gifford, Valerie Walsh Valdes and Eric Weiner that premiered on Nickelodeon on August 14, 2000 until the last episode aired in 2019. The series is produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studio. The show aired on Noggin because ViacomCBS's Nickelodeon owned it.

## Plot

The series features the adventures of young Latina girl Dora (she speaks Spanish) and her monkey Boots, Backpack and other friends. In each episode, viewers join Dora on an adventure in an virtual world set inside a computer. The titular character seeks viewers' help in solving a puzzle or mystery she faces in each episode.

## History on Noggin

The show joined Noggin on April 7th, 2003, the day Moose A. Moose and Zee took over hosting duties, replacing *Allegra's Window*. It was on the Nick Jr. on Noggin block. Its spin-off, *Go, Diego, Go!*, also aired on the channel.

The show left Noggin 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 2020. When Noggin came back as an app in 2015, the show was available to stream on it.
My Family

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

## Song Lyrics

F–A–M–I–L–Y, F–A–M–I–L–Y,

F–A–M–I–L–Y, Family!

When you’re in my heart, you’re in my family

When I’m in your heart, I’m in your family

When you’re in my heart, you’re in my family

When I’m in your heart, I’m in your family

Fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers

Cousins, friends, sons, and daughters

Uncles, aunts, and grandparents

I’m so glad, you’re my family!

Oh, I’m so glad you’re my family

I’m so glad you’re my family

I’m so glad you’re my family

I’m so glad you’re my family

And even if you’re far away, or if I see you every day

When you’re in my heart to stay, you’re my family!

When you’re in my heart, you’re in my family

When I’m in your heart, I’m in your family

When you’re in my heart, you’re in my family

When I’m in your heart, I’m in your family

Fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers

Cousins, friends, sons, and daughters

Uncles, aunts, and grandparents

I’m so glad, you’re my family!

Oh, I’m so glad you’re my family

I’m so glad you’re my family

I’m so glad you’re my family

I’m so glad you’re my family

F–A–M–I–L–Y, F–A–M–I–L–Y,

F–A–M–I–L–Y, Family!

Oh, I’m so glad!
The Hubbub

**The Hubbub** was a two-hour nighttime block on Noggin that premiered on January 29, 2001. It aired from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM on weekdays.

The Hubbub was an interactive block hosted by the Hubberator. Comments and poll answers from Noggin.com were played live on the screen in between shows. Noggin shows that played during the Hubbub included *A Walk in Your Shoes*, *Big Kids*, *Sponk!* and *On the Team*.

The block was discontinued in December 2001. A few months later, Noggin debuted a new nighttime block called The N, where *A Walk in Your Shoes*, *Big Kids*, and *Sponk!* all continued to air.

## History

The block debuted on January 29, 2001 with the premiere episode of *Big Kids*.

The Hubbub hosted an event called Chattervision Monday. Every Monday, one special show was replayed with the Noggin.com chat shown throughout the entire episode.

The block's host, a chat bot named the Hubberator, read live viewer comments from Noggin.com. In a press release, Noggin's general manager Tom Ascheim said: "The convergent technology used during 'Hubbub' allows kids to participate in their own media, enhancing both its entertainment and educational value."

## Shows

* *A Walk in Your Shoes*
* *Big Kids*
* *Bill Nye the Science Guy*
* *Ghostwriter*
* *On the Team*
* *Sponk!*
2002

TV
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* Noggin divides its schedule into two blocks: the daytime block and The N block, April 1
* Something New to Think and Do
* *Play With Me Sesame* premieres
* Story Time premieres
* Think Loudly, Nogginese, Deja Noggin, Noggin Boogie, Freeform, Looking at Each Other, Noggin's Thoughts, Brain Food, and I Am Poem stop airing
* *Doug*, *The Electric Company*, *Sesame Street Unpaved*, *Square One Television*, *Mathnet*, *Dirk Niblick of the Math Brigade*, *The Further Adventures of Zook & Alison*, *Phred on Your Head Show*, *Cecile and Her Very Own Universe*, *On the Team*, and *Me in a Box* stop airing
* Jillian's sponsors Noggin and The N
* Warm and Fuzzy Holiday Party, December
The N block

**The N** (standing for **N**oggin) was an overnight programming block that aired on the Noggin channel. It was launched on April 1, 2002. The block featured education-driven shows for an older audience of tweens and teenagers.

A tween-targeted block had been on the Noggin channel since it first launched, but The N was the first time that the block was given its own name and specific timeslot. The block housed all of Noggin's older-skewing shows after the daytime block changed its target audience to preschoolers.

Three older-skewing shows that previously played during Noggin's daytime block—*A Walk in Your Shoes*, *Sponk!*, and *Big Kids*—continued to air during The N from 2002 onward. Several original shows were created by Noggin exclusively for The N, including *O'Grady* and *South of Nowhere*. Despite the different demographics, all of The N's original shows were produced and owned under the same Noggin LLC brand as the rest of Noggin's series. They were all made by the same team that made Noggin's preschool series.

## History

*See also: List of series aired on The N*
When the Noggin channel first started in 1999, it was mainly aimed at tweens. From April 2002 onward, the channel divided itself into two programming blocks for different demographics: a daytime block for preschoolers and a nighttime block for tweens and teens. The nighttime block was called The N, standing for Noggin's initial letter, and on-air promotions called it "the New Name for Nighttime on Noggin."

According to this article in the *Kidscreen* magazine, it took a few months for Noggin's creative team to decide on a name for the block. They needed a name to "help distance and distinguish the tween programming from the preschool fare," but the legal department also required that the block kept a relation to Noggin's main name. They settled on "The N," which stood for Noggin but also gave the block a unique-sounding name.

The original logo for The N was first revealed in January 2002. The announcement is available here. The full logo for The N included a tab at the bottom reading "Noggin." This logo appears on the copyright for The N's name. When the Noggin tab was not used on The N's logo, taglines were used to explain the block's namesake instead.

The N block, like the rest of Noggin, was made with educational goals. Noggin's crew members felt that tweens and teens did not have enough educational shows available to them, and they wanted The N to provide thoughtful, high-quality shows for them. Noggin's manager, Tom Ascheim, explained: "What tweens tell us in research is that their No. 1 challenge outside of class is who they are and where they're going...we like to be the destination that helps them. It's our educational mission." (source)

## Series

* Original series - Shows made by Noggin specifically for The N block
* Nickelodeon library - Reruns of shows from Nickelodeon's archives
* Sesame Workshop library - Reruns of shows from Sesame Workshop's archives
* Acquired series - Shows from outside companies that temporarily aired on the block