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Shiela's House

**Sheila's House** is where Sheila and her father (and possibly her mother) live from the episode, The Fire Station.

## Biography

It is a generic-looking house literally right next door to where her friend Michael lives. It is very colorful and is located somewhere in the suburbs of Toronto.

It is shown at first when she tries to come in to go home, but then her father sees her and thinks she is some random dirty kid, but then he then recognizes her shortly and drags her into the bathtub right when she is about to explain her and Michael's adventures.

According to her, she had to bathe for 2 more days due to how dirty she was.
Spot

**Spot** is a pet dalmatian dog from who is a one-time character from the episode, The Fire Station.

## Biography

As Michael and Sheila, the main characters of the episode go to the Fire Station, and even meet the Fire Chief, he helps them through as they meet him.

He is then seen alongside them, even when they sneak into the backseat of the actual Number 19 Fire Truck. And when they get to the Cheese Factory, he helps alert the Fire Fighters about the presence of the Smoke Cloud that harasses and attacks Michael and Sheila, and covering them all in smoke.

He is never seen or heard from again after this, but it's assumed he went back to the Fire Station after the mission, and after the protagonist's sneak-in.
The Star

**The Star** is a little yellow smiling star who is a one-time character from the episode, *Mortimer*.

## Biography

In the episode, "Mortimer" he follows the titular character all over the place, and helps him make a bunch of noise and be his friend throughout the episode. He is then seeing dancing to all of the noise and music that Mortimer makes really loudly. He then disappears after all of the havoc he and Mortimer caused when the world starts loudly and violently quiets each other.
Shelly

**Shelly** is a one-time character from, "The Boy in the Drawer".

## Biography

She is an average little girl who goes to school as an average 2rd grade student.

She comes home one day to see her completely messed up by a gnome resembling a little British delinquent boy who is reading and relaxing in her sock drawer. She asks where he si from ,and all he talks about is how much fun he is having vandalizing her room. He does other things such as growing tomatoes in order to put them on toast with enormous sized tomato stalks, painting the windows black to make it look darker out, and even taking a nice warm bubble bath in her bread drawer by the time dinner comes, and she has to clean up each and every one of the messes he makes.

Every time she tries to ask for help, her parents dismiss her claims, and tell her to clean up any mess he has ever made.

Eventually, when he father gets home, and it is time for dinner, as soon as she discovers he is taking a bath in her bread drawer, she turns up the cold water full blast, and he comes bursting out from the freezing temperatures and then he is finally discovered, and her parents how believe in her claims now. That's when she cracks the code that he gets bigger and more worse of a menace when they ignore him, and he gets smaller when they pay attention to him and admit that he is there. They do this, and he gets smaller and smaller, and then after he finally disappears with the parting words that he will return someday, Shelly cleans up the messes he has made to ensure he never comes back ever again.

She is then seen unplugging the drain with a smile, that he is finally gone and no longer a problem anymore.

## Appearance

She is a Canadian Caucasian 6 year old little girl with blonde hair with bangs and two pigtails, an orange shirt, blue jeans, and red shoes.

## Trivia

* She is played by the same voice actress as the one who played Angela/Tyaa. Who are other characters in the series.
* Her last name is never revealed.
I Wanna Be a Hero (song)

**I Wanna Be a Hero** is a song from The Fire Station, which is sung by Michael and Sheila, while they dream of becoming firefighters while chasing havoc and the same time,

## Lyrics

(Both)

*I wanna be a hero,*

*And a daring inspiration.*

*I wanna be a hero,*

*so take me to the Fire Station!*

(Sheila)

*Other kids are quite alright,*

*If their shoelaces stay tied.*

*But I need to save a life or two,*

*To keep me satisfied.*

(Both)

*I wanna be a hero,*

*And a daring inspiration.*

*I wanna be a hero,*

*So take me to the Fire Station!*

(Michael)

*For some a little puny baseball cap,*

*Could bring a winning smile,*

*But for me a crash-proof helmet.*

*Is the ultimate in style.*

(Both)

*I wanna be a hero,*

*and a daring inspiration.*

*I wanna be a hero,*

*so take me to the Fire Station!*

*(Michael)
Other kids may exercise,*

*On a measly 5-foot slide.*

*But I need a hook and ladder,*

*Just to get a decent ride!*

*(Both)
I wanna be a hero,*

*and a daring inspiration.*

*I wanna be a hero,*

*So take me, take me, take me, to..... The Fire Station!*

*(Both)
To the fire station.*

*To the fire station.*

*To take me to the fire station.*

*I wanna be a hero!*
The Pigs

**The Pigs** are a group of one-time characters from the episode, *Pigs*.

## Biography

They are normal pigs that are rather advanced in nature, and have anthropomorphic characteristics, and are owned by a farmer and his family. They are first seen doing their morning aerobic exercise routine led by another pig who acts like Richard Simmons, and then they go back to being normal pigs as soon as they hear and see the humans waking up and being in view of them

Even though they are advanced, every time sometime calls them "dumb" or claims that they aren't smart at all, they then come to life and show to everyone that they are in the form of havoc, and they do all of the same things humans do to show them so.

The youngest member of the group of pigs is Einstein, and he even becomes Megan's pet at the end of the episode for helping her on her math test that day that she learns a valuable lesson, and he then goes with her in everywhere she goes for the rest of her life.
The Boy in the Drawer

**The Boy in the Drawer** is the eighth episode of the animated series, *A Bunch of Munsch* that was aired on November 4, 1992 on Showtime in the United States, and then it was aired on December 4, 1994 on CTV in Canada, after Something Good, which is based on the 1982 Robert Munsch's book of the same name. It was followed by Murmel, Murmel, Murmel.

## Plot

Shelly, a little girl comes back home from school only to notice a bunch of random events in her room such as the tub overflowing, the sink overflowing ,and her room being practically destroyed by a tiny Gnome resembling a delinquent-minded little 1930s-esque British boy who keeps talking about how much fun he is having wreaking havoc among the house and especially her room and anything she owns, and terrorizing her cat Whiskers, and constantly sings about how fun it is, and how he doesn't want to leave. Despite how many times Shelly tells him to stop, and explain it to her parents, they dismiss all of her claims and tell her to keep cleaning up her messes, despite it not being her fault at all. (Laying in her sock drawer, growing tomatoes on top of her bed under her covers, painting the Windows black as if it was getting dark out, and taking a bath in the bread drawer.)

Eventually at one point, the boy-like figure takes a bath in the bread drawer, asks for privacy, and then lets all of the water floor the entire kitchen after Shelly turns on the cold water instead of hot. Her parents then finally notice the boy figure, and they soon realize that the boy gets bigger and causes more destruction the more they ignore him, but then as soon as they start paying attention to him, he gets smaller and smaller, until he eventually goes away entirely, and his last words before he disappears are claims that he will be back. Shelly offers to clean up all the mess herself when her parents come in to assist her, to ensure the boy never comes back. She then drains the floor first as the episode ends.

## Trivia

* The story appears to be a metaphor to anxiety and/or obsessive compulsive behavior (OCD).
* Shelly, when she is in the living room, reads The Paper Bag Princess, and you can ever hear an instrumental of "A Perfect Guy" in the background as well as an instrumental as she reads.
* This episode takes place in the 90s. This is the most recent time era-related episode.
Pizzas and Birthday Cakes

The **Pizzas and Birthday Cakes** are what Moira orders from the Pizza Delivery Woman and The Baker so all the kids from grade one, grade two, grade three, grade four, grade five, grade six and kindergarten she invited to celebrate her birthday can have stuff to eat from the episode, *Moira's Birthday*.

Only half of the batches could be brought to the party right away due to the mere size of how many they had to do, and they all got eaten up in less than a couple seconds by the children at the party.

After the party was all over, and at sunset likewise, both of the providers brought the rest of the batches to the house, and it all gets eaten at the next party Moira has with all of the same kids supposedly at a fair/circus ground.

## Appearance

They look like generic pepperoni pizzas and birthday cakes with frosting. But they do appear to be very high end in terms of the food quality, and the sheer quantity of what they came in. (Due to her family's wealth to able to afford all of it.)
Murmel, Murmel, Murmel (character)

**Murmel, Murmel, Murmel** is a little baby who Robyn finds in her sandbox who is a one-time character from the episode of the same name.

## Biography

He is an orphaned 3 month old baby (it is unknown where he came from or anything about his parents.) He can only say, "Murmel Murmel Murmel" and constantly says it throughout the episode as his only means of communication along with different tones.

In the episode, he is in the sandbox in a small hole and then when Robyn finds him when she goes to the sandbox to play. She notices the hole he made and he then says his catchphrase, "Murmel Murmel Murmel" to her. She then takes him out and he continues to say it. She then sets out to bring him to a parent. A lot of the adults Robyn brings him to don't care about him and would rather do more important and adult things instead of take care of him.

Eventually at one point, and having searched around with Robyn for so long to find a parent, he was adopted by a friendly truck driver who gives Robyn his truck as he happily carries the baby.

## Appearance

He is a 3 month old baby with short blonde hair, a yellow shirt, a diaper, and yellow shoes and socks.

## Trivia

* He bears a small resemblance to Mortimer. He even is advanced with his language unlike a lot of other babies/toddlers, and ironically, just like Mortimer.
Blackberry Jam

**Blackberry Jam** is what Jonathan buys and gives to the little old man who calls himself "The Computer" so he can chance the location he put the subway station so no more Subway Trains will pull up into his apartment from the episode, *Blackberry Subway Jam*.

## Biography

It is generic-looking blackberry jam in glass jars.
Commercial Jet

The **Commercial Jet** is an airplane that Angela as an adult flew when she became a pilot at the end of the episode, *Angela's Airplane*.

## Biography

It is a rather large airplane with a red, yellow, and blue little logo on the tail. It is unknown what the name of the airline that Angela flies for.

One day, when Angela was flying with Ralph (whom is still with her even as an adult), she ends up seeing Jake again, who is much older and even is married. He eventually recognizes after she tells him to call her, "Angela". He then says hello to Ralph, as everyone on the plane starts singing, "B-U-T-T-O-N-S" on-board the flight as they all fly to a tropical island in the end as their destination, and creating a rainbow as well in a dreamy and euphoric manner.

## Trivia

* It us unknown if this is the same jet that she flew as a kid or not.
Thomas Connors

**Thomas** is a one-time main protagonist form the episode, "Thomas's Snowsuit." From A Bunch of Munsch.

He is voiced by Michael Yarmush.

## Biography:

He is an average 8 year old boy living with his mom (the dad is never seen or mentioned) who gets made fun of by the kids at his elementary school for having a big brown ugly-looking snowsuit, and constantly says no to all the adults trying to get him to wear it anyway due to it. He also sings a song about how he has the right to refuse to do something he doesn't want to do.

He has a very active imagination and often time uses it get into different situations and things, and even sometimes uses it to his advantage almost all the time. He is also very loud, wild, and obnoxious due to the adults m chasing him around to make him put on his snowsuit. (His mom, the teacher, the janitor, and the principal.)

He even causes havoc throughout his school, and even his own home, due to his newly found assertiveness that he discovers about himself when his friends make fun of him. Which causes all of the adult to start chasing him with his snowsuit to make him put it on.

Eventually he starts to like it after all his adventures being chased, decides to play with the kids a little bit, and then returns to school to see that his snowsuit became a trend.

## Appearance:

He is an average Caucasian 8 year old little boy with red hair, blue pants, and a striped red and yellow sweater. He sometimes imagines himself in other scenarios which are in other outfits respectively.

His snowsuit is brown, ugly, and looks similar to an astronaut suit in a way but with patches all over it indicating that it's a worn-out one.

## Personality

He is very worried, timid, and more especially assertive and confrontational, especially between adults.

He can also be very loud, wild, and obnoxious at the same time, as he somewhat loves to be chased by the adults, so he does have a slight sense of humor for that matter.

## Trivia

* It is unknown what happened to him after the events of the episode.
* He appears to like astronauts a lot as he imagines himself as one to get rid of the thought of him wearing the snowsuit.
* His last name is never revealed.
Michael's Mother

**Michael's Mother** is a one-time character, and the mother of Michael from the episode, The Fire Station.

## Biography

When Michael arrives home after what him and Sheila just went through, she at first does not recognize him due to being so dirty and it dramatically changing his appearance a lot, and she thinks he is another boy who is really dirty and closes the door on him. After he tries again, she continues on the same comments she made towards him earlier until she then suddenly realizes that the boy is in-fact, Michael himself. She then quickly puts him in the bathtub to clean him up.

She has him bathe for 3 days total because of how dirty she is.

It is unknown what became of her after the events of the episode.

## Appearance

She is a 43 year old woman with yellow curly big hair, a purple shirt with a green vest and a white collar, and a dress underneath.

## Personality

She is very stern, concerned, and is oftentimes afraid a lot of times, like Michael himself.
Murmel, Murmel, Murmel

**Murmel, Murmel, Murmel** is the ninth episode of the animated series, *A Bunch of Munsch* that was aired on November 4, 1992 on Showtime in the United States, and then it was aired on December 4, 1994 on CTV in Canada, after *The Boy in the Drawer*, which is based on the 1982 Robert Munsch's book of the same name. It was followed by *Angela's Airplane*.

## Plot

A little girl named Robyn goes to play in the sandbox until finds an unusual baby who always says, "Murmel murmel murmel" and she starts to look for an owner fro him ,and she tries aksing rnaodm adults such as an important businesswoman, in which she declines harshly, a man smoking in a non-smoking zone who's a businessman, and many others. She is still on the hunt for a new parent for the baby until she meets a friendly truck driver who always wanted as baby that he can love everyday, and he gives her his giant truck in exchange for the baby, and she drives it home for her parents, much to their surpisue that she knows how to drive a giant truck all by herself.
List of episodes

This article provides **the list of 7 episodes (13 segments)** of the American animated series *A Bunch of Munsch* that began airing in 1991 and stopped in 1992. it also includes a special

## Series overview

### Episode list (1991-1992)

 **2** | "The Paper Bag Princess"
 **3** | "David's Father" / "Pigs"
 **4** | "Mortimer" / "Something Good"
 **5** | "The Boy in the Drawer" / "Murmel, Murmel, Murmel"
 **6** | "The Fire Station" / "Angela's Airplane"
 **7** | "Moira's Birthday" / "Blackberry Subway Jam"
Smoke Cloud Monster

The **Smoke Cloud Monster** is a giant purple creature made of smoke that is a one-time character from the episode, *The Fire Station*.

## Biography

It is a giant smoke cloud with an evil demon-like face, reflecting his evil nature, with a cigar hanging out of his mouth. He loves to send people flying into the air and suffocate anyone who goes near him with his smoke powers.

He is at first seen attacking all of the firefighters at The Cheese Factory and Shiela goes up to him and calls him a, "Big Cheese" which causes it to become offended and attack the kids for a second. Sending them flying into the air screaming, and throwing them ll over the place along with Spot, until he gets scared when Spot barks at him, which alerts the firefighters to put him out, and he disappears.
Grand Prix Węgier - 2001

Wyniki Grand Prix Węgier na Hungaroringu z sezonu 2001.

## Kwalifikacje

1. ↑ Ukarany obligatoryjnym startem z końca stawki za spowodowanie kolizji z Allahem Muhamedem w Niemczech.
2. ↑ Tost wycofał się z wyścigu po niezakwalifikowaniu się przez Dsadsaddę.

## Wyścig

1. ↑ Do końcowego rezultatu wyścigu doliczono 5 sekund kary za niebezpieczny powrót na tor.
2. ↑ Do końcowego rezultatu miało być doliczone 5 sekund kary za niebezpieczny powrót na tor. Ze względu na wycofanie się z wyścigu, kara nie została zastosowana.
3. ↑ Z wyścigu wycofał się po ośmiu okrążeniach pierwszego startu.
4. ↑ Z wyścigu wycofał się po siedmiu okrążeniach pierwszego startu.
Principal Howard

**Principal Howard** is a one-time character from the episode, Thomas' Snowsuit.

## Biography

He is the dimwitted Principal of Thomas's school. He appears to like it when students wear snowsuits, and hates it when they refuse to. He also has no concept of what the word, "No" means, and thinks that students always agree with him due to everyone being in line the whole time except for Thomas. He is also one of the adults, along with Thomas's mom, the math teacher, and the Janitor who all chase after him to make him put on the snowsuit.

In the end, after all the events of the episode, in order to get away from all of the local drama, he moves down to Arizona in the USA where nobody has to wear a snowsuit. Only for him to play his radio, which plays a choir version of the, "No" song that Thomas was singing with the kids.

## Appearance

He looks like a 65 year old Canadian overweight old man with giant bald spot, grey hair on the sides, a busy grey mustache, a red and yellow polka dotted bowtie, a blue suit, a yellow sweater shirt underneath, blue business pants, and brown shoes.

## Trivia

* He, like a lot of other characters, make a lot of cameo appearances in many other episodes such as, "Blackberry Subway Jam".
* He is the oldest character in the series.
* He is the first time a principal appears in the series total. Along with The Principal for the Pigs episode as well.
Angela's Airplane

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**Angela's Airplane** is the tenth episode of the animated series, *A Bunch of Munsch*, after *Murmel, Murmel, Murmel*, which is based on the 1988 Robert Munsch's book of the same name. It was followed by *The Fire Station*.

## Plot

A little 5-year-old African-Canadian little girl named Angela with her stuffed a rabbit Ralph, have wide and active imaginations, and especially are very curious about buttons of every type. She is at first seen seeing what would happen if she puts her Ice Cream Sandwhich in the VCR. Which destroys it like usual, and her dog Fred eats it in time when the VCR throws it out and becomes engulfed in the ice cream. Her dad then quickly tells her that he is about to pick up her mom at the airport, and she then gets the idea of sneaking into an airplane while her dad is not looking at the airport to click some more buttons and to be more curious about it.

Once she gets there, she then starts exploring around the airport, and sneaks onto a random plane that is about to leave,and she gets a hold of all of the controls, and even mistakenly starts flying it after pressing so many buttons. Leaving her in the air with very little knowledge on how it works.

She now is then flying the plane she stole all over the sky. Her parents then eventually learns that she is flying the plane by herself all over the sky, after they ask all over for where she is, and the control tower chief, Jake, help her as well. They get a hold of Angela, and he tells her how to carefully land the plane. She does, and she lands the plane safely on the tarmac and completely unharmed, until it breaks down into a million pieces but she herself is okay.

After her parents finally discover her, they tell her not to fly a plane again until Jake tells her the same thing but tells her on a good note that she has to ask first before flying one, which she agrees.

She is then seen as a grown woman, flying an airplane for a commercial flight, and having a lot of fun at her new job, and still having Ralph, and even meeting Jake from her childhood.

## Trivia

* Angela is very similar to the character Tyaa from the episode "Something Good".
* The instrumental version of, "Something Good" is heard playing on the radio when she turns up the volume when her and her dad are driving in the car.

## Goofs

* Realistically, Angela would've been arrested and had a harsh jail sentence for potential terrorism, and would've been obviously denied from every becoming an airline pilot. Considering that Canada's laws are the same as the USA even before 9/11.
* This episode takes place in the 70s.
Julie (Something Good)

**Julie** is a one-time character from the episode Something Good.

## Biography

She is the older sister of Tyaa and Andrew. She appears along side them asking their dad to take them to many places at first, but then they go to Super Super Market, but they still make the best out of it by causing extreme havoc, and constantly asking their dad to buy them things that he finds junk food, but the kids want it for the sake of something that tastes good.

She was then seen at the end with her siblings and her dad when they check our, and they walk off happily as their dad had to buy his own daughter because of the price tag on her face.

It is unknown what her backstory is.

## Appearance

She is a 12 year old African-Canadian little girl with brown hair, a blue sweatshirt, a turquoise tie, a white shirt underneath, a grey skirt, and black shoes.

## Personality

She, like her siblings, is very playful and constantly likes to wreak havoc among every place they ever go to with their parents.

She appears to be like Andrew, being serious at times but also being wild and crazy at the same time, due to being older, and close to the same age as him.

## Trivia

* She is the only character in the series to bear the same name as Julie, the stock character who frequently appears throughout the series.
* Her last name is never revealed.
Clerk Lady

**Clerk Lady** is a one-time character that appears in Something Good.

## Biography

She is an employee and clerk at Super Super Market. Which is owned by The Salesman. She appears to even have a good relationship with him as well, and being his loyal assistant. She also doesn't have much voice lines.

She is seen at the end being the clerk that the father goes through. He tries to leave with Tyaa and all of his groceries he had bought, but when he tries to, she informs him that he has to pay for his daughter before she can leave the store due to the price tag on her face. She then gets into a small argument with him claiming that he doesn't have to, only for her and The Salesman to tell gin he has to. Eventually he does, and then she also charges him for other things he forgot to pay for as well.

She makes a small cameo in, "Moira's Birthday" being frightened by the kids along with The Salesman, screaming in terror, and ducking for cover while filing her nails.

## Appearance

She is a 28 year old young woman with long blonde hair in a high ponytail with bangs, a white hair tie, giant round glasses, a green sweatshirt-like uniform (like all the other employees as well), and a red headband.

## Trivia

* She has brown hair, a yellow jumpsuit, and larger glasses in, "Moira's Birthday". This either could've just been an animation error, or they probably weren't really thinking of her appearing again along with The Salesman.
Tyya Munsch

**Tyya** is a one-time character from the episode, "Something Good".

## Biography

She is the youngest daughter of the father from, "Something Good" and she is the one who frequently causes trouble throughout the Super Super Market store, and trying to get the dad to buy them junk food, much to his annoyance.

At one point, after the store employees all break into song, she then annoys her dad even more to the point where he makes her clam down by making her stand still in the middle of the store, which she obeys but then gets mistaken for a doll at one point, and put on display, and people attempt to take her.

At one point, she becomes fed up and at breaking point to the point where she cries for her father to come and rescue her from being bought. Which the father comes and tries to leave, but due to the price tag the store put on her, he has to pay for her, which he does.

## Appearance

She is a 5 year old African-Canadian little girl with black hair curly and pigtails, a green shirt, blue shorts, and red shoes.

## Personality

She is very happy, positive, active, somewhat reckless, and obedient of her father's orders.

## Trivia

* She appears to be based loosley on Angela from the episode and character of the same name.
* Her last name is never revealed.
Moira's Father

**Moira's Father** is the father of Moira who is a one-time character from the episode, Moira's Birthday.

## Biography

He is the 45 year old father of Moira. He appears to pilot a lot of work into his front lawn, and he constantly takes care of it excessively as if it was some expensive artifact. He appears to also have OCD, and constantly has to take care of his house, especially his lawn with random tools and such.

He seemed to have initially disapproved of the idea of Moira inviting the entire school for her birthday party like his wife, until she does anyway secretly, and they all make a mess of the house. He tries to get the kids to do wholesome activities such as, "Pin the Tail on the Donkey" but all of the kids would rather eat and dance instead. Much to his fright and horror.

Eventually, he and his wife become impressed that the kids all cleaned up and got free presents as a reward for being responsible, but then eventually he and his wife become bombarded by all of the pizzas and birthday cakes that got delivered afterwards. When he questions on what they should do with all of it, Moira has another birthday party with all of the same kids at a fairground, with him hosting it this time.

## Appearance

He is a 45 year old, and really tall Caucasian man with a big brown bushy mustache, short brown hair, looks all clean-looking, indicating he also has really good hygiene as well, a yellow bowtie all the time, a brown vest with a white shirt underneath, khaki pants, and brown shoes.

## Personality

He is very friendly, scared, timid, protective, nervous, and does not like large groups of people.

He does appear to have a playful side to him, and he does seem to love to entertain kids, but none of the kids appear to be interested in his rather wholesome and tedious activities.

## Trivia

* He bears a small resemblance to Freddy Mercury, the famed singer, and member of the English rock band Queen.
* He looks remarkably similar to Gino and Carlo Romano from the Flipline games.
The Dragon Rap (song)

**The Dragon Rap** is a song from the episode The Paper Bag Princess. It is sung by the Dragon,

## Lyrics

verse 1

Dragon: *Dragon is the name, and fire is my game!*

*Most of my fame is due to my flame!*

*I can breath on the ground, turn it all brown!*

*I can burn up a town, just to fool around!*

*I can switch up blower like a real flame thrower!*

*Or turn it down lower and cook thing slower!*

*When I turn it up higher, things get a lot dryer!*

*You gotta admire my breath of fire!*
Sheila

*"Trust me."*

*-Sheila when they are about to do a* dangerous thing.

**Sheila** is a one-time character from the episode, "The Fire Station". She appears alongside her friend in the episode Michael as they sneak into a fire station and wreak havoc.

## Biography

She is a close friend of Michael, and like him, is also an aspiring firefighter. One day when they were playing with a toy firetruck in the streets, and some day dream sequences to go along with it of Michael driving to go to City Hall to fight a fire with her, they decide to go into a fire station and play around. They ask for permission first, and she, like Michael are both excited to go and see about being a firefighter until the Fire Chief refuses to let the drive a firetruck. She plays around with Michael unknowingly causing havoc and annoyance among all of the firefighters there.

Eventually they sneak into a fire truck, ironically a number 19 just like her toy, and go on their first mission in a way to the Cheese Factory with firefighter hats on, and with the fire department's Dalmatian, Spot. And they get covered in smoke by a Smoke Cloud Monster at The Cheese Factory, and then the firemen helps them, and brings them back home.

She is then seen alongside with Michael again after taking a bath for 3 days in the same way as Michael due to them being covered in smoke. Michael threatens he will have her arrested if she talks him into riding in a fire truck again. After all of that, they then attempt to visit the jail to dream of becoming policemen, with the police man at the front desk hearing about their incident, and is worried about the outcome of this one.

## Appearance

She is a Caucasian Canadian 8 year old little girl with a green hair how, short brown hair with bangs, a green dungaree dress, with a white puffy sleeved shirt underneath, white socks, and Mary Jane shoes.

## Personality

She is very adventurous, brave, positive, mischievous, and somewhat reckless. She also likes to do things that are rather risky for their ages, and is not afraid of anything.

## Trivia:

* She bears a resemblance to the stock character, Julie. Who frequently appears in the background of some episodes, as well as having a leading, and speaking role in the episode, "David's Father". Only this time white.
The Baker

**The Baker** is a one-time character from the episode, *Moira's Birthday*.

## Biography

He is the one who provides all of the cakes for Moria's birthday party to feed to all of the kids at it all at once in the same house. He, like the Pizza Delivery woman, could only bring half of his batches to the party but brought the rest afterwards along with the latter likewise.

## Appearance

He is a slightly overweight 50-year-old French-Canadian man with a white chef hat (toque), grey and black bushy hair, a small mustache, and a white chef outfit, a tie and an apron, and shoes. (Although is feet are never seen.)

## Personality

There are no known personality traits of him. He was however shown to be very shocked when he received all of the orders by Moria for her party to make all of the cakes for the kids.

## Trivia

* He, like the Pizza Delivery Woman, was supposed to have their roles swapped, but this was changed in order to modernize the script for both of them.
A Perfect Guy (song)

**A Perfect Guy** is a song featured in, "The Paper Bag Princess". It is sung by both Princess Elizabeth and Prince Ronald talking both about how great he is. A reprise is then sung at the end with Ronald confessing his imperfections , and Elizabeth expressing how glad she is to be rid of him.

## Lyrics (Princess Elizabeth's Version)

*Ever since I was a teeny tiny tyke.*

*I've always pictures the man I liked.*

*Now that I'm older and almost grown.*

*I'll tell you the kind of guy I want to share my throne.*

*He's handsome and young*

*He's witty and bright.*

*His posture's perfect*

*He's always polite.*

*His shoes are shiny.*

*We wears splendid clothes.*

*He never gets pimple,*

*on his royal nose.*

*He's a perfect, perfect guy*

*Athletic strong and cute*

*He is extremely wealthy*

*And he's a prince to boot.*

A perfect guy.

*A perfect guy.*

## Lyrics (Prince Ronald's Version)

*I'm handsome I'm young*

*I'm witty and bright.*

*My posture is perfect.*

*I'm awlays polite.*

*My shoes are shiny*

*I wear splendid clothes.*

*I never get a pimple*

*On my royal nose.*

I'm a perfect, perfect guy.

*Athletic, strong, and cute.*

*I am extremely wealthy.*

*And I'm a prince to boot.*

A perfect guy.

*A perfect guy.*

## Lyrics (reprise)

**Ronald:** *OK, so I've got a couple of flaws.*

*I'm not as perfect as I said I was.*

*I'm not very kind, my heart's not too big*

*I guess that you could call me a chauvinist pig.*

*I am not a perfect guy,*

*I'm a prince who got the boot.*

*I guess I'm made for someone who only looks for cute.*

*A perfect guy,*

*I'm not that guy!*

**Elizabeth:** *I'm happy that weird prince is out of my life.*

*It would've been horrible being his wife!*

*I'll have a good time, and see what will come,*

*'Cause looking for a prince is really quite dumb!*

*If I find some sort of guy,*

*He'll be plenty more than cute.*

*But if he is a big jerk,*

*He's sure to get the boot!*

*A perfect guy,*

*Who needs a perfect guy?*
Andrew Munsch

**Andrew** is a one-time character from the episode, Something Good.

## Biography

He is the middle child of his adoptive parents, and the brother of Tyaa, and Julie. He one day goes to the store with all of his siblings and his dad, asking him if they could go to other places that are fun and enjoyable, which the dad refuses, and they go to Super Super Market instead to go grocery shopping, but he, likes his siblings, still makes the best out of the experience and cause havoc and destruction throughout the store while asking their adoptive father if they could have food that tastes good, only for their father to refuse each time.

He is then seen at the end checking out with them all, especially with the father who had to buy Tyaa due to the price tag on her face, and he leaves happily with them all as the episode ends, and having bought "something good".

## Appearance

He is a 10 year old boy with short brown hair a blue and white striped, and collared shirt, blue shorts, and blue shoes.

## Personality

He, like his sisters, is very playful, loud, crazy, and wild and constantly causes havoc everywhere he goes with his parents and siblings. He appears to be a lot more laid back that his two sisters however, and seems more naggy and more social than destructive, especially to his adoptive father.

## Trivia

* He is the only child that does not refer to his father as "daddy" for unknown reasons except for once when he was in the car with all of them going to Super Super Market.
* His last name is never revealed.
The Sinister Seven

Edward Campbell

Jim Bones

Lefty and Right

Nrub'yigith

Viingaalvitaan

The Sinister Seven were an ad hoc group of individuals who aligned under the interests of the Forerunner, a demon intending to open up a hellgate. The group would slay many in pursuit of their goals, including most of the Longshots adventuring group. They were unable to prevent a call for aid being put out by the Longshots, and as a result be drawn into a confrontation with Lysira Aeowyth. Lysira was able to face the group and defeat them, slaying many, and soul caging several.
Love Island: The Game (Season 3)

*Note: Come December 11th, 2023, this season as well as Season 1 and Season 2 will no longer be available to play.*

## Chronology

### Next

The Boat Party

The **third season** of Love Island: The Game was released on June 23, 2020. One episode was made available weekly, with the final one being released on September 8, 2020.

A spin-off series named "The Boat Party" was also released.

## Islanders

The player controls a customisable female contestant.

## Coupling

     Girls choice
     Boys choice
     Choice is affected by player's decision
### Notes

* **^Note 1**: The late entrant will depend on the players coupling choice. Genevieve will arrive after the coupling if Harry is picked, Iona if Camilo is picked and Miki if Bill is picked. Regardless of who the bombshell is, she will will chose to steal the player's partner, thus leaving them single.
* **^Note 2**: As the player is the only single islander, they are given first pick at the recoupling. The original partner of whoever they pick will be left single but will not be dumped from the island.
* **^Note 3**: On Day 10, Rafi and Lily are asked to choose who they would like to couple up with. If the player shows interest in either of them, they will be picked and the player's original partner will choose to walk. If the player rejects Rafi, he will choose to walk and Lily will pick Nicky. However, if the player rejects Lily, she will choose to walk and Rafi will couple up with Elladine.

## Gallery

To view the gallery for Season 3, **click here**.

## Trivia

* Nicky and Seb are the only male characters that the player cannot couple up with at any point.
* Tai is the second openly bisexual male character in the game's history, with the first being Jake in Season 1.
* During the reunion, AJ comes out as a lesbian, making her the first Islander in the games series to do so.
* Come December 11th 2023 this season will no longer be available to play.
Julie's House

**Julie's House** is where Julie and her adoptive mother, and father live from the episode, David's Father.

## Biography

Not much is known about the house as only the dinner table and living room is seen, but this is where Julie and her adoptive parents live. It appears to be a place with a lot of antiques, and is very fancy and clean likewise. The living room is only seen once, and appears to have similar artifacts and antiques to it as well.
Avum Empire

The Standard of Avum

The Avum Empire in 245AT

The Avum Empire is the Hyperpower of the Age of Tears. Sited at the centre of the navigable world, the city – also called the Twentieth , for it is the Twentieth human settlement on that spot, the others all having been destroyed by enemies over the ages – has risen to dominate first its region, then its continent, and now several others. It is greatly influential, and its control of Fire Drakes has led to an industrial and technological boom that has furthered its power.

Avum is the principle military force behind the Mortal Cause, gathering many to the faction to fight for the right of Mortals to decide their own fate. Since the Empire found out about the upcoming return, they have worked diligently to respond to the threat, though many speculate that the Empire has been aware and preparing for the event for far longer than they admit.

They have supported both the Shardbearers and the Auric Lodge in their activities, and are the principle sponsors of the parties.
Blackberry Subway Jam

**Blackberry Subway Jam** is the thirteenth, and final episode of the animated series, *A Bunch of Munsch* that was aired on December 2, 1992 on Showtime in the United States, and then it was aired on December 1, 1994 on CTV in Canada, this was after *Moira's Birthday*, which is based on the 1981 Robert Munsch's book of the same name.

## Plot

A young teenage boy named Jonathan is at home and his mom goes out to do some errands, leaving him home alone in their apartment. After she leaves, the walls quickly fall down, and a bunch of people start coming out of a subway that abruptly appears in his living room, and they make a mess out of his apartment. When his mom comes home the first time, she thinks he had made the mess himself, despite him explaining the truth about what happened. She then leaves again, attempting to trust him he won't make a mess despite it not being his fault.

But then very shortly, another subway breaks down the walls of the apartment room, and everyone makes an even bigger mess in his apartment. Johnathan then tries to ask the conductor to move the subway system somewhere else, but he claims that city hall owns it and not him, and to talk to the mayor.

Pretty soon he makes it to city hall, but as soon as he gets there, everyone there (including The Mayor himself) is on lunch break, and refuses to believe that his system is even the slightest flawed. They all leave him there, and with no help. He then discovers a tiny office on his way back, and he sees a bearded man with a green visor doing all of the work alone in an office and he claims he never gets a break. Johnathan then explains is situation, and makes a deal with him that he will redirect the subway system away form his house and somewhere else if he gives him a bunch of Blackberry Jam, the man's favorite food on toast. Johnathan agrees, and rides his skateboard to go to the jam shop to buy all of the store's supply of blackberry jam. After he does this, he brings it to the man, the man is now happy that he can have a break at last, and then redirects the subway system away from his house.

After Johnathan makes it back to his house, his mom tells him that a subway system had trashed the apartment, and that she should've believed him the whole time.

## Trivia

* There are numerous cameo appearances to other characters in the series. Such as The Janitor, and Thomas's Mother from, "Thomas's Snowsuit", among a bunch of other characters as well.
* This is the first episode to ultimately and visibly establish the setting of the episode. In this case, Toronto.
* The price of the actual computer, (not to be confused with the character of the same name), is 10,000,000 CAD, which would be the equivalent of 7,829,399 US Dollars.

## Goofs

* It is unknown how a subway station would appear in Jonathan's apartment room, from the fact that the house is clearly not ground level, nor does it have any signs of it being an appropriate spot for it.
* Depending on what time era this takes place in, 8 crates of blackberry jam was extremely expensive, and a 4 coins would not have nearly been enough to buy all of it.
The Principal (Pigs)

**The Principal** in Pigs is a one-time, and minor character with very little voice lines.

## Biography

She runs the school that Megan goes to, and is one of the many school staff members that get harassed by the kids when they hijack one of the school busses and wreak havoc among the humans to show that they are smart.

After they wreak havoc in her office, they head off to class, but a younger pig whom Megan later adopts, and names Einstein, steals all of the answers from the answer book to help Megan as The Principal sobs in anger and terror from all of the trouble the Pigs have caused.

## Appearance

She is a 65 year old elderly Canadian Caucasian woman with a black ushanka and grey hair underneath, pink earrings, a pink tie, high heels, a black dress, a blue suit jacket, and red lipstick. Much like an average female school principal.

## Personality

She is very stern and strict, as well as extremely irritable. Much like a stereotypical principal.

## Trivia

* She is the second Principal to appear in the series along with the Principal in Thomas's Snowsuit. She is even close to the same age as him too.
Arizona

**Arizona** is a place in the United States of America and is where the Principal of the school Thomas goes to moved to at the end of the episode, *Thomas' Snowsuit*.

## Biography

Like it's life counterpart, is very hot, deserty, and therefore because of all of the heat, the principal of Thomas's school had moved there after the events of the episode since nobody ever has to wear a snowsuit there obviously.

All is well when the principal is seen happily watering a cactus in a lounge chair until he turns on his radio/boom box to have the, "No" song being sung by all of the kids of the school which makes the principal freak out snd run off into the distance. Ending the episode here.
Thomas' Mother

**Thomas' Mother** is the mother of Thomas who is a one-time character from the episode, Thomas' Snowsuit.

## Biography

In the episode, when Thomas returned home from school, and threw away his worn-out snowsuit, she treats him to a new version of the same one as she is aware that he does not like the original one. But she chases him around the house as he sternly refuses to wear it. She eventually gets it on him.

In the end, she tries to give him a colorful version of the same one to make him happier, only for him to want to wear his brown one instead. She then looks sadly at the one she just bought for him as he goes to school with his original one.

It is unknown if she is married, or if Thomas's father is simply not seen, deceased, divorced, or not important in the storyline of the episode.

## Appearance

She is a 45 year old Canadian Caucasian redhead woman who slightly seems to resemble Thomas himself. She also has a pink sweatshirt with yellow cuffs, a blue skirt, green socks, and red shoes.

## Personality

She's seems to be very playful, supportive, and sympathetic. She chased Thomas around when she was trying to get him to put on the snowsuit, and appears to have a sense of humor as well, but is also stern as well at the same time like an average mom. She however, seems to be more concerned and sympathetic than strict when he refuses to wear the snowsuit.

## Trivia

* She made a cameo appearance with a different color scheme in, "Blackberry Subway Jam" with a slightly different color scheme.
Julie's School

**Julie's School** is the school that Julie goes to from the episode, *David's Father*.

## Biography

It is a giant, one-story school and is located somewhere in the middle of Ontario, Canada. It is unknown about the history of the school, but it is the school that Julie goes to, along with supposedly David in the episode, and is only seen once in the beginning when she runs home after school.
No (song)

**No** is a song from Thomas's Snowsuit, and is sung by Thomas and the school kids when he runs way from the adults trying to get him to wear his snowsuit. The moral of the song is an implication that kids can make decisions too, and that adults are not always right.

## Lyrics

*There is a very special word.*

*I've learned it long ago.*

*It isn't bug, or phlegm, or warp,*

*Or archipelago!*

 *No, no, no, no!*

*No no no no no!*

*A gazillion million billions words.*

*The most important one... Is no!*

*No! No! No! No!*

 *I am that special kind of kid, that can my come or go.*

*I've learned to put my foot down,*

*and create a little show!*

 *No, no, no, no!*

*No no no no no!*

*A gazillion million billion words*

*The most important one.... Is no!*

*No! No! No! No!*

 *I refuse to wear my snowsuit,*

*When the cold winds blow.*

*I would rather freeze to death.*

*For crying out fortissimo!*

 *No, no, no, no!*

*No no no no no!*

*A gazillion million billions words.*

*The most important one... Is no!*

*No! No! No! No!*

 *Sometimes I talk to grown-ups*

*Using all the words I know*

*But the only one they understand*

*starts with N, and ends with O.*

 *When they want you to do something*

*That goes against the foe.*

*Roll up your eyes, scrunch up your nose,*

*say, "Chill out Daddy-O!"*

 *No, no, no, no!*

*No no no no no!*

*A gazillion million billions words.*

*The most important one... Is no!*

*No! No! No! No!*

NO!