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Graphs, Tables, and Pictographs

> Even if you could run fast, you could not escape, so...
>
> Joji

**'Graphs, Tables, and Pictographs'** is an episode of Ready, Set, Read!, copyright 2020 and released in 2021.

## Synopsis

Joji gives a detailed reflection of the typhoons that have struck the country. Using a table as a means of communication, he managaes to explain Ogot the bare minimum. While doing this, he monologues the story of 'Soldier and Boy Saved Each Other', written by Suzanne Simard.

## Plot

### Opening/Closing Segment

Joji shows to Ogot a graph about the number of typhoons that have hit our country. A table is a set of columns and rows that are interconnected and works best when expressing numbers. Ogot appreciates it, saying that it will help remind them of what to do if a typhoon will arrive.

Ogot is unnaturally worried in the bookend segment, since he mistook the number ofdonations for one individual bag. He later apologizes after Joji corrects his mistake. Ogot also gives him a list of items necessary for survival, but he corrects that as well, since a majority of the supplies were just food. He suggests adding more medicine and bottled water.

### Intermission #1

Sitting on a fence, Marj brings her bar graph that renders the amount of kutsinta she and her friends ate. Ogot, the one who loves *kutsinta* the most, ate the most, while Cathy ate the least. In total, there were 31 *kutsinta* that were eaten on that *merienda*.

### Soldier and Boy Saved Each Other

The story of SaBSEO is about Boise Kalangan, a lieutenant colonel in Tacloban Airport, when suddenly, Typhoon Yolanda struck, and he found himself hanging onto a plank of wood. Then, he sees a boy named Miguel, and tries to save him due to his young age. They hold dearly to a tree, but before Kalangan gave up, Miguel reminds him of his pure determination. They make it out okay in the end.

### James Lez Read's lesson for today

James brings up the topic of silent words, or words that are not pronounced as a result of the second word. Words like 'know' and 'knot' fall under this category. The 'game' in particular is just to say words that are given in the screen.

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for Graphs, Tables, and Pictographs, ****click here.****

## Cast

Seth Regen Montgomery Dungca as Joji and James Lez Read
 Ogot
 Cathy
 Marj
 Nene

## Trivia

* This is the second episode in the typhoon-related tetralogy collection of episodes.
* In the first and final scenes, it looks like Miguel is wearing a shirt with Homer Simpson on it.
* The sky slowly turns gray when Joji introducts Kalungan, dealing with the what will happen in the future.

## Errors

* The design for Joji is different in Marj's graph.
* James's clock does not change, even though it is just a few minutes.
* For some reason, Ogot and the seat do not have their separate shadows.

## References

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AM7SMfyDkuc
Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions

> Ealier, while I was cleaning up, I remembered that I kept something in the refrigerator.
>
> Jojij, just remembering some extra food

'**Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions'** is an episode of Ready, Set, Read!, copyright 2020.

## Synopsis

Cathy and Ogot are the suspects of eating too much, Para comes back to her family, a word named Will provides future tense sentences, and James Lez Read recaps his sounds with E's in them.

## Plot

### Opening/Closing Segment

Joji treats his friends (in this case, Cathy, Ogot, and Marj with some *merienda*, but only the first two arrive. They say that Marj cannot arrive due to her being bust with chores. Joji reminds them to save some for her. Unfortunately, they have finished it all, but he knows the true culprit, Ogot, using his inferencing skills.

We then see Cathy and Ogot finish their food, with Joji remembering another dish of *kakanin* still in the refrigerator, which is enough to feed the three. Ogot then asks him to buy more for him.

### Intermission #1

A word named Will introduces to us his usefulness, since we add the word 'will' when we need to describe actions in the future tense. For example, he hooks up with the word 'See' in case the action or event happens another time.

### Para, the Brave and Beautiful

Joji then reads the conclusion and resolution of Para, the Brave and Beautiful. We see the dancing policeman bringing her to his station, when Para suddenly reveals her name and address. He sends the talking parrot to the main station, where they report it to the Reggies. Dr. Reggie says that he taught her how to recite her name and address in case they ever got lost.

### Intermission #2

Joji then plays with Cathy and Ogot in a game called Name the Name, where the contestants need to use inference to figure out a kind of animal. Cathy eventually wins the game 3-0, getting all but the last question right, with the answer being Joji.

### James Lez Read's lesson for today

Meanwhile, we see James Lez Read in his house, getting ready for his game about the different kinds of sounds that were learnt over the post-Para episodes. Instead of the sounds, though, we need to search for the letters that complete the word.

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions, click here.

## Cast

Seth Regen Montgomery Dungca as Joji and James Lez Read
 Ogot
 Cathy
 Marj
 Nene

## Trivia

* This marks the first and only times Para talks, fitting considering she is a parrot.
* Marj and Nene do not appear in this episode.
* This is the first James Lez Read sketch to reference more than one sound/letter.
* It also includes the first intentional mistake in the episode.
* We see the flower painting in the top right again (we can also see it in Joji's living room).

## References

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5qUQzn5Q1s
Counting Syllables

> These H things make me happy! What about you? What makes you happy?
>
> James Lez Read

'**Counting Syllables'** is an episode of Ready, Set, Read!, aired in 2020.

## Synopsis

Marj helps Joji finish his song, following its syllabic structure. Meanwhile, we are introduced to the zanyness of Chef Ling and James Lez Read's H-Store.

## Plot

### Opening/Closing Segment

Joji is seen writing a song, although he seems to have a bit of trouble with the lyrics. Marj asks why he is writing one, to which he answers he is jsut happy. When she tries to come up with lyrics, Joji makes her aware of syllables, or the parts that make up a word pronunciation. For example, the word 'happy' has two syllables.

Joji and Marj finish their song, proclaiming a verse pattern of six syllables. Marj comes up and offers two more lines, making their short song complete. They play the song in its entiriety.

### Intermission #1/Chef Ling

After he gives the audience a game about different vegetables, we are introduced to Chef Lingua-Linguahe, or Chef Ling for short. He plays another game that uses different utensils, fruits, and vegetables with varying amounts of syllables. He ends the game by asking which two-syllable chef is the best.

### James Lez Read's lesson for today

We see James Lez Read handling a small store called the H-Store, a store full of things that start with the letter H. Speaking of the letter H, he feels happy that he has a house, has his lola Helen, receives hugs from others, and when he eats hopia and haluhalo. We then play another game that makes us identify objects that start with the letter H. The letters that are picked are then another addition to the H-Store.

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for Counting Syllables, click here.

## Cast

Seth Regen Montgomery Dungca as Joji, Chef Ling, and James Lez Read
 Ogot
 Cathy
 Marj
 Nene

## Trivia

* Cathy's name is the only one skipped by Marj.
* The theme of happiness by Joji is resonated again by James Lez Read.
* This episode reveals that James has a family, as well as a lola.

## Errors

* The syllable rule Chef Ling uses is inconsistent.

## References

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8COcMy9I9nQ
Pedring's Questions

> I am handsome, am I not?
>
> Inggo

**'Pedring's Questions'** is an episode of Karen's World, aired in 2002.

## Synopsis

Pedring's tag questions spark the teacher side of Karen, as she gives them the insight on what they can accomplish.

## Plot

### Act I

Two boys named Pedring and Kokoy arrive near Karen and Inggo's resting place. Kokoy asks questions, while Pedring repeats them with another additional clause. When Kokoy notices this, Karen recognizes them as 'tag questions', or small additions to question that result in a yes or a no. Inggo writes an example given by her. He even asks if he is handsome or not with a tag question, although no one seems to care.

Karen shows to Inggo different kinds of trees, and remarks on how they all need roots to grow strong. Pedring then asks more questions, with their designated tags, but Inggo's grammatical error in forgetting the word 'not' sparks discussion by Karen. According to her, the word 'not' must not be included in a tag question if the independent clause does not, and vice versa. They then arrive at their plants, of which they are given great care of.

### Act II

However, Kokoy wakes up and sees his part of the plant dead, while Pedring's is still living. He is confused by this, considering that he kept watering it. Karen concludes that they split an already-existing tree and decided to replant it. Pedring had the lower part, which contains the roots, while Kokoy had the top part, which cannot grow nutrients that easily. Inggo helps him in the end, though, and advises him to ask more in the future.

### Act III

In the stinger, after Inggo reviews what he has learned about tag questions, he brings up whether he is 'handsome or not' again, but Karen leaves him hanging without an answer.

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for Pedring's Questions, click here.

## Cast

Tonipet Gaba as Inggo
 Monica Llamas as Karen
 John Lyndon Alvendia as Kokoy
 Juan Paobo Tumalad as Pedring

## Trivia

* As with the odd naming of the kids, this episode uses another Kokoy actor.
* This is one of the few episodes with the recap of the lesson.
* A type of 4th wall break is implemented in this episode; it is when the others ignore Inggo's 'handsome' question, his equivalent of the 'snake gag'.

## References

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wKcmwCSfhE
Shapes and New Words

> Practice, patience, and maybe a little music might help.
>
> Joji

**'Shapes and New Words'** is an episode of Ready, Set, Read!, copyright 2020 and released in 2021.

## Synopsis

Joji comforts Ogot about temperament relating to his 'masterpiece'. After a leitmotif about shapes, James Lez Read provides us fun facts about the letter S.

## Plot

### Opening/Closing Segment

Ogot struggles to draw, making him frustrated in the process. Joji, however, intervenes and asks him to calm down and have patience, after describing the term. He also sings a song to lift up his spirits, but Ogot wants him to provide company, preventing him from reading his book. In the second segment, Cathy jumps on her seat and talks about their trip to the museum. They proudly praise the hard-working minds of Filipinos, a trait they share alike. Cathy does not know the terms given by Joji, but later explains their definition. At the end of the episode, Ogot shows his completed 'masterpiece' to Cathy and Joji, with unananimous positive results.

### Intermission #1

Like New Words (Part 2), Joji and Cathy play games where your knowledge on shapes is evaluated. In one game, Joji shows us a series of shapes, and asks the number of a specific set from them. In the next one, Cathy wants us to find the different shapes in a group, with the type and amount varying. In an animated segment, a square and a triangle boast about their capabilities in sides and corners, but a circle rolls by, having none of those. Suddenly, it rains, making the circle the lone mover.

### James Lez Read's lesson for today

In his house, James appreciates words containing the 's' sound, like 'snake', 'sun', and 'eggs'. In one segment, he (as a caricature of himself) asks us to look for things in a playground with the 's' sound, whether the beginning or the end. Like other games, second chances are implemented.

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for Shapes and New Words, Shapes and New Words/Transcript!'''click here.'''

## Cast

Seth Regen Montgomery Dungca as Joji and James Lez Read
 Ogot
 Cathy
 Marj
 Nene

## Trivia

* This is the first episode where Joji wears a gray shirt, since bright colors is a constant for him.
* This marks the first time a cartoon version of James narrates one of his games.
* Technically, mathematicians refer a circle as a polygon with infinite sides, but they do not rule out the existence of none.
* This is the first episode where a repeated bookend gets extended, explaining Cathy's appearance in Joji's house.

## Errors

* Joji's gray shirt turns to pink (a standard of his) in the drawings.
* The word 'shovel' is not included in James' game.

## References

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE50xUUhqk
Categoyr:List of English Episodes
Greetings and Leave-takings

> An egg? How did that get there?
>
> James Lez Read

***Greetings and Leave-takings'** is an episode of Ready, Set, Read!, aired in 2020.*

## Synopsis

Joji introduces us to the different types of greeting that can be used for others, while James Lez Read discovers extraordinary things in the forest.

## Plot

### Opening/Closing Segment

We see Joji saying 'Hello!' in different languages, while he gives us the reason why we have such introductions like this: to help start conversations among others.

Joji then gives us a rundown on all the greetings and leave-takings we learned over the last minute or so. Both him and Nene then greet the audience 'Goodbye'.

### Intermission #1

After singing Hello, How do You Do? and the Finger Family song, we see Joji in different situations with others. He greets Ogot a good morning, but he leaves because the wind messed his book. He greets Cathy a good afternoon, seeing her finish her lunch of vegetables and fish. Finally, he greets Nene a good night, while she buzzes him the words as well.

### James Lez Read's lesson for today

We then see James Lez Read in a forest, when he notices two red E's, one capital and one small. He looks at them riding an elephant, which is holding an egg, and he asks us help Ella, who likes to search for things with 'e' in them.

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for Greetings and Leave-takings, click here.

## Cast

Seth Regen Montgomery Dungca as Joji and James Lez Read
 Ogot
 Cathy
 Marj
 Nene

## Trivia

* This episode has Nene's first major role so far.
* In fact, this is the first episode where all the supporting characters have some kind of minor role, except for Marj, who only appears in Joji's song.
* When James makes the 'e' sound, he creates eight red lowercase E's.

## References

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZquFQQNzFiE
Keep it Up

> You know what? Katrina is always cheerful today, but she is cheerfuller today because of the high score she got.
>
> Inggo, while Karen rapidly shakes her head.

'**Keep it Up'** is an episode of Karen's World, aired in 2002.

### Synopsis

Inggo and Katrina's grades match up with the intrinsic rules of adtectives.

### Plot

Inggo and Katrina come to Karen, looking a bit frustrated. He says it is the arrogance of one of his classmates named Rico, who frequently boasts about his high grade in the Science Exam. However, they do not know how to correctly compare their grades to his. Karen introduces them to adjectives and their degrees of comparison. For example, 'high' is the positive degree, 'higher' is the comparative degree, and 'highest' is the superlative degree.

She also tells them that words with more than two syllables ('arrogant' is an example) should be followed after a 'more' for comparative degree and a 'most' for superlative degree. Rico then arrives, praising himself for his high grade. When Karen asks if he studied or not, he replies with not as much conviction.

Rico returns, disappointed. He tells Karen that he has failed, which she believes is his reluctant lack of studying. On the other hand, Katrina and Inggo had the highest scores on the exam. When 'cheerfulller' is revealed not to be a word, the adjective discussion begins once more. Some two-syllable adjectives use 'er' and 'est', but a solid rule is for words with suffixes.

The word 'completer' is not a word as well, but this confuses both him and Katrina. Karen defends her language, believing that it is important to read all the time. The idea of irregular adjectives, which are 'good', 'many', and 'bad', make sense, considering that their rules are actually implemented. They also hear about Rico's failing grade, and eventually leave after excitement for spreading the news.

We see Inggo and Katrina study early, with a masterful approach over adjectives' degrees. Rico then apologizes and asks if they accept him to study with them too, a decision in which both agree. In the stinger, it seems as if they had the highest grades out of everybody, but when they were asked what they should do after, Inggo wants to celebrate, while Rico wants to study for the next exam.

### Transcript

If you want the transcript for Keep it Up, click here.

### Cast

Tonipet Gaba as Inggo
 Monica Llamas as Karen

 Jason Pastoral as Rico
 Noreen Aguas as Katrina
 Sara Carbonell as Voice Talent

### Trivia

* The word 'gooder' is actually a real word, but 'better' sounds better, which is why it is given a question mark rather than a cross.
* Inggo's school attire takes up 4/5 of the episode.

### Errors

* The animation for Nina and Aling Perla often lags.
* Aling Perla does not look at her when she is talking.

### References

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUssLnccAwA
Eskwela ng Bayan

"**Eskwela ng Bayan**" is a series of four shows commissioned by the government-owned NBN to promote learning for young students.

### History

To help control the education of the poverty line, President Macapagal Arroyo's administration developed Eskwela ng Bayan as part of its programming schedule.[1]

### Programming

Karen's World (English)

Alikabuk (Filipino)

Solved! (Math)

Why? (Science)

### Trivia

* Araling Panlipunan is the only subject that does not have its own show.
* This condition is also shared by KCH's modern programming (MathDali, Science Says, Wikaharian, and Ready, Set, Read!.)
* This is the only RPN co-production that airs on KCH.
* This makes IBC-13 the last major network to produce educational shows, until mid-2020, where a collaboration with Dep-Ed introduced Dep-Ed TV.
* ENB shows is odd in a way because of their relatively short length; KCH commonly includes 'May K Ako' to keep the 20-minute schedule constant (unless the previous show takes up the time).
* The shows have a matching identity, with intermissions, several unique vignettes, and a constant yellow font for each episode and its designated credits.
* None of ENB's shows made it past 2002, although the block lasted until 2003. However, the length and crudeness of the shows allowed more episodes to be produced.

### References

1. https://russel.fandom.com/wiki/Morning\_programs\_on\_NBN
I am Smart!

> I am smart, and also handsome.
>
> Inggo

'**I am Smart!'** is an episode of Karen's World, aired in 2002.

## Synopsis

Karen teaches Inggo reflexive pronouns and teamwork, while getting taken advantage by others.

## Plot

### Act I

Three boys, one of them Inggo, are seen returning back home for their group project. However, they trick Inggo into finishing it all by convincing him he is smart enough to finish it by himself. Being gullible, he does not know what their plan is.

While mumbling to himself, he gets startled by Karen, who asks him why he is talking. He said he was talking to me. The bewildered Karen introduces him to reflexive pronouns. Inggo knows what pronouns are, but not reflexive pronouns. They are simply words that end with 'self' or 'welves', depending on the quantity. Inggo tells her that he is making a scene for a big book, or a compilation of every classmate's page. He says he is going to do it all by himself.

### Act II

The next day, Karen sees Inggo frustrated, and asks what is the matter. Inggo starts to rush his work, because he cannot handle all the work that has to be done. He reveals it is actually a groupwork, which makes Karen understand the situation more. Inggo finishes the work just in time, but he will attempt to prevent this from happening again.

### Act III

The two other boys thank Inggo for what he's done to the group, until the teacher comes near and gives them a failing grade, later revealed to be fake. They blame Inggo for the poor score, accidentally revealing the truth, which Teacher Estella knew the whole time. Inggo gives them another chance, although the teacher gives them another groupwork.

In the stinger, the two boys apologize to Inggo, but it is uncertain whether or not their ways have changed.

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for I am Smart!, click here.

## Cast

Tonipet Gaba as Inggo
 Monica Llamas as Karen
 Stella Canete as Teacher Estella
 Pierro Rodriguez and Angelo Cometa as Boy 1 and Boy 2
 Bombi Plata as Tong Tipaklong

## Trivia

* It is revealed that what Inggo said earlier (the carabao is drinking water) is referenced in his drawing.
* This episode has a recurring vignette, in this case Tong Tipaklong's story.

## Errors

* The movement for Tong's hands, as well as the other ants, slows down sometimes. This is because there is not enough footage to fill up the song.
* The grasshopper's hands sometimes warp.

## References=

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CegKLZohbe0
Robin Kon

Robin Kon is one of the protagonists of Willamette Valley Dream Clinic, a professional therapist and oneirologist.

 Pronouns
 Gender
 Date of Birth
 Place of Birth
 Orientation

## Personality and Appearance

Robin is 5'6", slender and fashionable. They have several piercings in both ears and always wears their engagement and ace rings. Their hair is dyed a gray color, as it is an important part of their gender expression.

They are very sweet and soft spoken, to the point it's hard to hear them in a noisy room. They have a subtle Japanese accent. Their soothing personality is a great asset at calming and reassuring their patients.

Robin loves musical theatre, is a great singer (Teddy's pet name for Robin is "songbird") and knows how to play a variety of instruments.

They have ADHD and struggle with workaholic tendencies.

## History

They were born in Kyoto, Japan, and moved to America when they were 7 years old. They currently live, in the state of Oregon in the Willamette Valley. They chose their name as a young teen as they began questioning their gender, choosing a gender neutral name that reminded them of bird watching with their mother.

Robin's boyfriend and fiance is Teddy Milne, their coworker in the clinic. Their work in the clinic is to help people with dream parasites.

At the beginning of the story Robin is 34 years old.

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## Trivia

* They don't dislike pets, but don't see the appeal. Still, they conceded and Teddy got guinea pigs.
* They own too many tote bags. Teddy teases them a lot for buying so many, but they just like them.
* While Robin is a great fan of musical theatre, their stage fright is so bad they would rather not participate.
* Their voice is similar to that of Jun from Jun's Kitchen.
* Robin was originally created in 2011 as a detective character.
Inggo's Big Idea

> This gave me an idea.
>
> Inggo

**Inggo's Big Idea** is an episode of Karen's World, aired in 2002.

## Synopsis

Karen and Inggo get invested in a scattered story, and are on a scavenger hunt. The parts that make up a paragraph, the 'Big Ideas' and 'Supporting Details' are explored.

## Plot

### Act I

Karen greets Inggo while he was sweeping, but notices a paper in his dustpan. It happens to be an illustrated picture of a boy and a tree, which Karen describes in one sentence. Karen explains what a 'big idea' is, which is the main topic of a paragraph. They find another page, about how Pablo (the boy) has the ability to talk to trees. Inggo has a big idea: finding the other pages.

### Act II

Inggo then sees Mang Mando plant seeds. He notices a book he is holding and assumes it must be another page, but it turns out to be a gardening book. However, he notices another loose page, the true continuation of the story. The story gives details on Pablo and his dad, as they work in a shop where they get their income. Karen explains what 'details' are in a story, w3hich are tidmits of information that help enhance the scene.

Mang Mando then finds another page, which he gives to Inggo, who spontaneously cries. Karen asks why, which Inggo answers by uncovering what happens next: the woodmen cut down all the trees. In spite of this, he has a big idea.

### Act III

His big idea turns out to be planting seeds, using Aling Emma's pots that she provided. Joy gives them seeds after hearing news of Inggo's idea. She also gives them another page, which describes a fairy appearing in front of Pablo. Inggo notices a worm on one of Karen's hooves, which he uses to scare her. He calls it a 'snake'.

After Karen and Inggo are done planting, they still wonder how the story might end; no other pages have been found. Inggo has yet another big idea: making their own big ending. He wants Pablo to be a forest ranger, with the townspeople proving help. They then thank Pablo for his outstanding work. They then rejoice and shout 'The end!'

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for Inggo's Big Idea, click here.

## Cast

Tonipet Gaba as Inggo
 Monica Llamas as Karen
 Carlos Santos, Jr. as Mando
 Joy Chiong as Joy

## Trivia

* In the intro for this episode, the sign with 'Speak' does not show up.
* The running gag of Inggo scaring Karen with a snake happens again, although with less acrimony.

## References

1. https://youtube.com/watch?v=wjjHWmJxC1A
Say What You Mean, Mean What You Say

> Oh, don't forget to write TCCIC. (Take care because I care)
>
> Joy, requesting Inggo to write it in his letter

**'Say What You Mean, Mean What You Say'**, also known as **'Say Your Piece'**, is an episode of Karen's World, originally aired in 2002.

## Synopsis

In this episode, Lolo Tomas teaches Inggo how to write a letter after getting offended by a poor article.

## Plot

### Act I

The episode starts with Inggo, Kokoy and Tintin approaching Lolo Tomas. The elderly man asks them what is wrong, to which Inggo replies is a nonfactual and offensive rant about his barangay. Lolo Tomas agrees with them and convinces them to do something about it, but their ages say otherwise. He recommends writing a letter, an easy way to reach the publisher and editor of the article.

### Act II

After differentiating the types of letters, like personal letters, friendly letters, and business letters. Inggo mistakes a friendly letter as an editor letter, to which Tomas tries to define what the latter is. An editor letter is a letter that cuts to the chase, since the editor is quite a busy man. Offscreen he finishes the letter.

### Act III

With some help from Tomas, the letter is complete, with Inggo reading it in its entiriety. and the magazine gave a response, which was an apology for all who were offended. Inggo and his friends read the letter, and to their surprise, they see their names written on the magazine. Inggo then gives Tomas a thank-you letter written by them.

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for Say What You Mean, Mean What You Say, click here.

## Cast

Tonipet Gaba as Inggo
 Monica Llamas as Karen\*
 Alfonzo Daza as Lolo Tomas
 Joy Chiong as Joy
 Huey Remulla as Chito

\*Karen's only appearance in this episode is when Inggo recites his letter, yet does not receive any new lines. Whether or not this is the last episode is debated.

## Trivia

* This is the first and only episode in which Karen is not given a major role. However, she does appear when Inggo reads his letter.
* There are no intermissions in this episode.
* The sample letter Tomas gives is dated November 10, 2002, meaning that this episode was recorded in late 2002.

## Errors

* If you look at the URL code for this episode on the Knowledge Channel website, you can see the words 'Epol Apple', which means the page was originally for that show.[2]

## References

1. https://www.knowledgechannel.org/archives/aiovg\_videos/grade-7-english-writing-a-letter-epol-apple
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znA7jPtlrcg
Praveo

Praveo is a planet in close proximity to the Vensk system, leading the Pravese to start manufacturing their own goods in an effort to siphon customers from Vensk and steal a portion of their profits. To those who live locally, Praveo is generally known as a knock-off manufacturing world which produces cheaply made equivalents to popular goods sold elsewhere. As a result, a majority of those who purchase goods from Praveo are typically tourists and people with very little coin to spare.
Inggo on Wheels

> I am bikeless!
>
> Inggo

'**Inggo on Wheels'** is an episode of Karen's World, aired in 2002.

## Synopsis

Inggo learns about prefixes and suffixes while building and riding his bike. Meanwhile, he has to be wary and cautious about how he drives.

## Plot

### Act I

Inggo gets a present from a distant relative, which turns out to be a disassembled bike. When Karen mentions the prefixed word, she teaches Inggo on what a prefix does, which is giving the root word new meaning. In this case, he disassembled the bike before and asks him to reassemble it. She then gives Inggo more root words with prefixes, such as 'disconnect' and 'reconnect'.

### Act II

Mang Kulas asks Inggo to untie a knot, but does not understand, because the Filipino word for wait is *antay*. When Karen comes in the scene, she tells Inggo the meaning of the prefix 'un', which means to undo. He successfully unties the knot.

We see Inggo biking recklessly when he suddenly crashes. He blames a dog who blocked his way, which made him stall, but Karen blames Inggo for his carelessness. The word 'care' does not have prefixes, but suffixes, which are added at the end of the word.

### Act III

Inggo rebuilds his bike, while also writing a warning sign for all the bikers. With a little help from Karen, several prefixes and suffixes were used. A boy wants to learn how to bike, and Inggo teaches him.

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for Inggo on Wheels, click here.

## Cast

Tonipet Gaba as Inggo
 Monica Llamas as Karen
 Carlo Flores as Boy
 Edgar M. Sandalo as Mang Kulas

## Trivia

* The episode title is different exclusively in the episode, as well as its font.
* The word detective skit with Karen appears again in Fabulous Mistakes.
* In the second vignette, the word 'now' is sung by Karen but does not appear in the lyrics.
* This is the longest Karen's World episode, clocking at about 15 minutes.

## References

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvOjwMPE8WE
Alikabuk

"*Alikabuk*" (English: Dust) is an educational show that makes up 1/4 of the Eskwela ng Bayan initiative. This show teaches kids ages 6-12 Filipino *balarila* (vocabulary), as well as some basic story understanding.

## Synopsis

In a house called Alikabuk, a young boy named Jomel lives with his Lola Priming, while his parents live in Manila. He often has a problem understanding some Filipino words, which his lola tries to clarify with him. Lola Priming also runs a small bookstore where the villagers can buy or borrow books to read for enjoyment.

Within the show, Jomel is usually seen reading a book, and once he is alone, character(s) from the book (the show normally showcases existing published books with popular folklore like Pilandok) materialize in his house.

These book characters introduce themselves, usually distressed, and somehow relates exactly to that of Jomel's problem. It is only after Jomel recalls what his lola said do the characters resolve their own problems and leave Jomel's house, although some do cause a bit of ruckus in his house (like how one stone his dictionary).

One segment, called 'Dodong Diday', is not related to the lesson, but is instead related to a lesson Jomel learnt from Aling Priming.

## Characters

* Christian Alvear as Jomel - the naughty, seemingly-irresponsible, and wise-cracking boy who learns day-to-day lessons his lola. He still shows his very polite side to the fictional characters and real-life neighbors.
* Priscilla Rose Nalundasan as Aling Priming - is the caring but somewhat strict lola (grandmother) who tries to reprimand Jomel's cheeky attitude towards her. She sometimes has a habit of jumping to conclusions, like in the episode 'Ang Bahag ni Aliguyon'. She does not normally encounter the book characters that appear in their house, mainly because of her absence during the second segment.
* Marie Kristlane C. Dacanay as Linda -is a girl that Jomel likes. When Aling Priming is not around, Linda lectures Jomel.
* Apollo Abraham and Mailes Kanapi as Dodong and Diday - a brother-sister duo who bicker because of an act Jomel committed earlier (like getting something without one's permission) This results in a lot of chaos for everyone involved.

## Trivia

* Like other ENB shows, Alikabuk takes place entirely in Jomel's living room/book rental area, and other places are just mentioned, like Jomel's school in one episode, 'Kuro-kuro ko!'.
* This is the only ENB show to have a recurring segment.
* Lola Priming only witnesses a character in one episode, 'Jomel at Baut', but did not witness his disappearance.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeKNugeEL-0
2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL7-sPUQc6U
3. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1XOHz6H5eM
Oxtent Station

Oxtent Station is an abandoned space station in the Lenox system, built by the Lenocians as a trade and transport gateway for those who dared to jump across dark space to the galactic south of the system and into the Orion Cluster. After operating successfully without incident for over a dozen years, the station was violently decompressed by an unknown force, leaving the system in a state of abandonment. Scavengers from Wayon quickly latched onto the station and began searching for artifacts, and after losing their primary source of income via trade, the Lenocians were forced to leave the system and integrate themselves into other societies within the Cluster.
Knowledge Channel Wiki

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We're a collaborative community website about Knowledge Channel, from the trivial Matanglawin to the informative Constel. We include anything related to KCH, which means we're also going to include companies (ABS-CBN Foundation, Sky Federation, etc.), actors (Kuya Bogie), entertainment blocks (A2Z, Eskwela ng Bayan), and even KCH programs (Basa Bilang).

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Loran

The Loran are a race originating from the planet Lora. After making contact with Centrist Humans for the first time, the Loran discovered the concept of religion and began reshaping their society in the Centrist image. The Centrists showed them the ritual of purification, which only intensified the Loran devotion to the ideology. The Centrists eventually cut ties with the Loran and barred them from their territory, leaving them to emulate the Centrist lifestyle from a distance.
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Axton

Axton, similarly to Xakas, is a planet without a dominant species. Having been settled by a diverse mixture of different races from nearby systems, Axton is without a centralized government and is treated as a free world without major connections to Orion's Guard. This has made the planet ripe for the cultivation of black markets which go easily undetected, hidden amongst dense populations and massive open markets.
Uulat

Uulat is the homeworld of the Uulati race, which is still largely clouded in mystery and legend due to their almost magical reputation. Ancient stories tell of their ability to bring prosperity and health to those who settle amongst them, giving a high status to anyone associated with members of their race.
Thantawan

**Thantawan** is the merged tribe of Khao Chin Lae. Their tribe color is brown.

## Members

* ►►**WarpedNexus**, also known as "DJ"
* ►►**Isvbell**, also known as "Isabel"
* ►►**Speccc**, also known as "Spec"
* ►►**Tyriq 74**, also known as "Tyriq"
* ►►**Mankey34**, also known as "Ryder"
* ►►**JAY💜22**, also known as "Jay"
* ►►**Gumcism**, also known as "Gum"
* ►►**TANMAN**, also known as "Tanman"
* ►►**Shanekenaston**, also known as "Shane"
* ►►**Procmadz**, also known as "Proc"
* ►►**Hi!IGuess**, also known as "Life"

* ►►**Sqvirtle**, also known as "Will"
Finger Family Song

> Father Finger, Father Finger, where are you?
>
> Joji

**'Finger Family Song'** is an episode of Ready, Set, Read!, copyright 2020 and released in 2021.

## Synopsis

Joji sings the Finger Family song to Cathy and Nene, sparking familiarity in their families, while James talks about the alphabet's first and foremost family: The A's.

## Plot

### Opening/Closing Segment

Joji shows Cathy and Nene his finger family,where each individual finger is given their designated title int eh household. He sings the song unaccompanied at first, later followed by a more animated form of the song.

This makes Cathy and Nene show what their families look like. Cathy's is of mixed race, growing from an assortment of differing characteristics, after sharing her photo. Meanwhile, Nene shows her family as well, with Nene being the littlest (bunso) in her three generations. Joji explains the Filipino counterparts of the family names, like how the mother is called 'Nanay', and the brother 'Kuya'.

### Intermission #1

All the characters take the place of the Wanda family, with Joji as the Tatay, Cathy as the Nanay, Ogot as the Kuya, Marj as the Ate, and Nene as the Bunso. Each member loses track, while the others have to call them by saying their Filipino counterparts. Loud for the most part, except for the Bunso Wanda, who is seen sleeping on a leaf.

### Intermission #2

Joji plays a game with Cathy and Nene, a game where they agree to take a part on. In there, they have to match interpretations of family parts and their Filipino names. Cathy, Nene, and the viewer answer successfully.

### James Lez Read's lesson for today

Compared to most episodes, James acknowledges what happened earlier, about the family. To continue the thread, he introduces us to the A's, which act like a family on their own.

Unfortunately, they sneeze, turning them to broken lettered letters. He fixes that, though, and plays a game with the viewers about what words have A in them, regardless of its place.

## Transcript

If you want the transcript for Finger Family Song, ****click here.****

## Cast

Seth Regen Montgomery Dungca as Joji and James Lez Read
 Ogot
 Cathy
 Marj
 Nene

## Trivia

* In the Wanda skit, Joji wears glasses, which is a rarity for him since he uses the same ones for James and Lolo Buloto.
* Unless you do not count the intro and the outro, this is the first episode in the series to be shorter than 16 minutes.
* This is the only episode where the living letters turn broken. It also confirms the dangers of sneezing.

## Errors

* The word 'goat' has the letter A in it, but it ends up being popped too early.
* The blob animation slows down and lags for Intermission #2.
* For some reason, James does not have a shadow, but he usually does in the beachh-filmed episodes.

## References

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW5DbX6dy2M
Vensk

Vensk is a heavily industrialized planet with a foundation in trade and manufacturing, rising from its location in the center of the largest trade route in the Orion Cluster. The planet is home to dozens of mainstream manufacturers' factories and shipyards, which blanket a large portion of the planet's surface.
Mechanics

**Level 1 - Button** Buttons are things that MUST be pressed in order to continue. They appear in almost every level.

**Level 2 - Fake Wall** Fake Walls can be passed through, as their CanCollide box is not checked. They appear in levels 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19.

**Level 3 - Fog Button** Fog Buttons are like buttons, but they create fog when pressed. They appear in levels 3 and 7.

**Level 11 - Code Pad** Code Pads are like buttons, but instead of a button they require a code to be entered. They appear in levels 11 and 30-A.
Level 16

## About

Level 16 is the 16th Level of Lost In Smiles. It also features a rather fast Chasing Wall, meaning that you are very likely to die upon spawning in.

### How to beat

Beating the Level is simple. First, you have to wait until you respawn. Then press the button. Next, find the two codes. (Codes are in Easter eggs) Then beat the level

## Easter eggs

There are two codes. The first code is 77, and the second is 28.
Extra Mechanics

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**Level 1 - Button** Buttons are things that MUST be pressed in order to continue. They appear in almost every level.

**Level 2 - Fake Wall** Fake Walls can be passed through, as their CanCollide box is not checked. They appear in levels 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, and 11.

**Level 3 - Fog Button** Fog Buttons are like buttons, but they create fog when pressed. They appear in levels 3 and 7.

**Level 11 - Code Pad** Code Pads are like buttons, but instead of a button they require a code to be entered. They appear in levels 11 and 30-A.

**Level 45 - Boss Door** Boss Doors open when a boss is defeated. This door will open when ??? is defeated.
Enemies

**Level 4 - Smilers** Smilers are the first enemies to be introduced in Lost In Smiles. They appear in levels 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30-B, 31, 34, 35, 37, 38, 40, 41, 42, 44, and 45.

**Level 16 - Chasing Wall** Chasing Wall has not been introduced yet, but will appear in levels 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 43.

**Level 45 - ???** ??? has not been introduced yet, but will be a boss appearing in Level 45.
Teddy Milne

Teddy Milne is part of the main cast, a therapist and oneirologist at the Willamette Valley Dream Clinic.

 Pronouns
 Gender
 Date of Birth
 Place of Birth
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## Personality and Appearance

Teddy is 5'4", fat and has curly brown hair. He likes to dress in a comfortable, masculine manner.

He has a cheerful personality, often making jokes to break the ice or dispel awkward silences. His sweet demeanor and soft presence is why many call him a "teddy bear".

He is a cowboy. A good old country boy. Yeehaw.

## History

Teddy grew up in the Willamette Valley region which instilled in him a deep love for nature and animals. He is Robin's fiance.

At the beginning of the story Teddy is 32 years old.

## Trivia

* He really enjoys fishing, and has a mahogany canoe bookmarked that he really wants to buy someday.
Quinn Fox

Quinn Fox is one of the main protagonists of WIllamette Valley Dream Clinic.

She is a black, transgender woman and uses she/her pronouns. At the beginning of the story she is 28 years old. She is a lesbian with a taste for eccentric earrings, and works in the Clinic as security.

She's a very blunt woman with a tendency to get too much into others' business, as she has ADHD and struggles with her filter, but it's only because she cares a lot about other people and always wants to help. She's very energetic!

## Trivia

* She’s good at roller skating! She doesn’t go to skate parks often, but she’ll happily spend hours on a half pipe by herself just listening to music.
Lyla Hammar (author)

Lyla is a really cool person and their art is amazing.

   You can find Lyla on tumblr, twitter, instagram or watch one of their streams on twitch.

Lyla lives inside the walls of the clinic like a little gremlin, stealing small objects and causing mayhem. They are ocasionally fed by Teddy.

## TRIVIA

* Lyla's streams on Twitch are always chaotic.
* It has been suspected Lyla is, in truth, Edward Elric. Investigation pending.
* [Lyla pats Robin´s head] this baby can fit so much projection in them.
* Lyla's Taco Bell order is nachos bellgrande and a shredded chicken quesarito.
* Lyla used to play the oboe, they were taught by Squidward himself.
Adelaide Sims

Template:Infobox recurringcharacter

**Adelaide Sims** is the nurse of the Willamette Valley Dream Clinic. She oversees the health of both therapists and patients at the clinic. Robin has offered to hire her many times, but she couldn't see handling two jobs.
She is a young, autistic afro latina woman. She has an aloof and shy personality, but once she warms up to people she'll go out of her way to make them happy. She also frets over them a lot (she frets over Robin the most).

## Trivia

* Her mom has a key to her apartment, and sometimes comes over while she’s at work to stock her fridge with home cooked meals. Adelaide really appreciates this since she never has the time or energy to cook for herself.
* I love her very much.

1. ↑ Chapter One
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RandomTonio

**RandomTonio**, aka **Tonio** is a castaway from Nebvivor: Bazaruto.

## Bazurato

Tonio's time in Bazurato was very short. Although his contribution to the tribe flag, Gamba lost the first immunity challenge and most of his tribemates saw him as dry and hard to hold a conversation with, solidifying his position as the first boot.

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