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Acquired series

The Noggin channel was mostly known for its original series and for playing reruns from Nickelodeon and Sesame Workshop's archive libraries. However, the channel also aired **acquired series**: shows from other companies that Noggin didn't produce. Most of these shows were originally acquired by the main Nickelodeon channel and were replayed on Noggin. Since Noggin LLC did not own the shows outright, many acquired shows stopped airing on Noggin after Nickelodeon's broadcast rights expired.

This page is a list of Noggin's acquired shows. There were almost 50 of them shown on the channel. All images are from Noggin airings or promotions for the shows.

## Daytime block

These acquired shows aired during the daytime block. From 1999 to 2002, the block was aimed at a general audience of kids aged 2-12. From 2002 onward, it was only aimed at preschoolers.

## The N block

These shows were acquired for Noggin's nighttime block, The N, which was aimed at tweens and teens.

## Notes

* *Miffy and Friends*, *Connie the Cow*, and *Degrassi* were all given "Noggin/The N Original" ending cards when they aired on Noggin. In this case, this signified how they were acquired specially for Noggin, rather than for both Nickelodeon and Noggin. These shows were *not* originally made by or for Noggin, and they are fully owned by outside companies. Airings of these three shows on all other networks don't include any mention of Noggin.

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 Nickelodeon is named in the credits, but Nickelodeon's studios did not produce the show.
2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 This show continued to air on Nick Jr. after it took over Noggin's channel space on September 28, 2009.
Chapter 1 (Chill Out!)

## Trick 1

**Trick 1** is the first chapter of the *SK8 Chill Out!* spin-off manga series.

## Synopsis

Trick 1 is an introductory chapter where we learn about S and Reki's passion for skateboarding. We also meet Langa in panel 5, the dual lead of the series, thus introducing the friendship between Reki and Langa.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

* Shadow
* Reki Kyan
* Nanako Hasegawa
* Langa Hasegawa
Lobby

## The lobby

The repuls.io lobby is where you get to once you open the game and log into an account or create one. You can click PLAY to start the game, LOADOUT to change your weapons, CUSTOMIZE to change your character colors, PROFILE to see info about your account: Your kills and KDR, how many games you have played, won, or lost (not currently counting all matches) LEADERBOARD to check the KDR of some of the best players currently out there, and CLAN to create or join a clan via an invite the host has sent you. Use the STORE to purchase custom weapon skins, charms and helmets (more inventory coming soon) using the coins you earn from playing matches.

## Settings

The Settings include resolution, graphics quality, look speed, key bindings, narrator, music, and sound effects volume, show or hide in-game scoreboard, chat, HUD, field of view and FPS.

## Loadout

The Loadout menu in the lobby allows players to change which weapons they spawn with. Picking up a weapon mid-round does not change a player's loadout, but a loadout can be manually changed at any point between when a player dies and when they respawn. Loadout options are different in Random and Hardcore.

In Warfare, the primary weapon options are the Assault Rifle, Combat Rifle, Suppression rifle, LMG, and Shotgun. The secondary weapon options in Random are the Pistol, Revolver, Double Barrel, and SMG.

In Casual, the primary weapons are only the Rocket launcher or Sniper Rifle, while the secondary weapons are only Revolver or SMG (depending on the game mode) The ability to change your loadout is locked out.

In Hardcore, the primary weapons for the loadout are the Combat Rifle, Assault Rifle, LMG, Shotgun, Bow, and Sniper Rifle. Meanwhile, the secondary weapons the player can choose from are the Pistol, Revolver, Double Barrel, SMG, Bow, and Sniper Rifle.

In Warfare, Casual and Hardcore, the available grenades types are Frag, Sticky, Thermal, EMP, Mine, Regen, Pocket rocket and Smoke.

## Playing

Players can click Play on the lower middle part of the screen under the character to play the game. They can, alternatively, click Server to browse and choose a game to their heart's choice to play.

Before playing, they can choose the Game mode (Warfare, Casual or Hardcore) and server. It is highly recommended that players choose the server closest to them to reduce lag.
Magic Box

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

## Song Lyrics

I’ve got a magic box with 27 locks

And inside I keep all my secrets

I pretend that it’­s closed so nobody knows

When I get inside and go for a ride

That I can fly higher than everything

Just watch me now, I’ll show you how

My magic box has wings

And I can fly higher than everything

Got a smile on my face

I’m a rocket ship in space

I can do anything ’cause my magic box has wings

I’ve got a magic box filled with shoes and socks

In sparkly shiny colors

When I put them on and dance to my song

Then I get inside and go for a ride

And I can fly higher than everything

Just watch me now, I’ll show you how

My magic box has wings

And I can fly higher than everything

Got a smile on my face, I’m a rocket ship in space

I can do anything ’cause my magic box has wings

I’ve got a magic box with wooden building blocks

And I’ll build the tallest skyscraper

But it’s not as high as my magic box and I

When I get inside and go for a ride

And I can fly higher than everything

Just watch me now I’ll show you how

I can do anything, I can do anything

I can do anything!

I’ve got a magic box! I’ve got a magic box!

I’ve got a magic box with a little brown fox

I’ve got a magic box with bagels and lox

I’ve got a magic box

I’ve got a magic box with sparkplugs and shocks

I’ve got a magic box with cucumbers and clocks

I’ve got a magic box!
Dirk Niblick of the Math Brigade

**Dirk Niblick of the Math Brigade** is an animated sketch originally used in *Square One Television*, a show by Sesame Workshop. Because Sesame Workshop co-owned Noggin when the channel was launched, it aired a variety of skits from its archive library on Noggin, including reruns of Dirk Niblick.

It was also featured in several episodes of *Phred on Your Head Show* after Noggin viewers voted to have it shown. Having the title shortened to "Dirk Niblick" by Phred when introducing it, it is one of the few segments to be introduced by name.

## Storyline

A smart mathematician named Dirk uses his vast knowledge of math to help out his friends and neighbors.

## Episodes

Many segments which Noggin didn't air within its *Square One* package appeared exclusively on *Phred*, in both the hour and half-hour editions.
Bob the Builder

***Bob the Builder*** is an animated series that aired in reruns on Noggin.

## Plot

The series follows Bob and his group of talking construction vehicles.

## History on Noggin

An American dub of the show premiered on Noggin on April 7th, 2003, the day Moose A. Moose and Zee became the hosts of the channel. This was several years after the show premiered on Nickelodeon, but it stopped airing in 2004.
Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends

***Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends***, sometimes shortened to ***Sunny Patch***, is a CGI-animated children's television series produced by Nelvana, AbsoluteDigital Pictures, and Callaway Arts& Entertainment. It was based on the children's books by David Kirk.

## Plot

The series features is set in tranquil Sunny Patch, a miniature forest town in the woods built out of common forest items and inhabited by talking insects, arachnids, and other creepy-crawlies. The focus of the show is the Spider family, made up of a "fruit spider" named Miss Spider and her musician husband Holley, as well as their eight children, composed of five spiderlings named Squirt, Spinner, Pansy, Snowdrop, and Wiggle, and three adopted "buglets" — a dragonfly named Dragon, a jewel beetle named Shimmer and a bedbug named Bounce. The young bugs have adventures around Sunny Patch, frequently interacting with the other arthropod denizens of their community while also learning various life lessons, with the most important being the one Miss Spider and Holley always remind them: "Be Good to Bugs."

## History on Noggin

The show premiered on Noggin in 2004, around the time it started airing on Nickelodeon. It survived the Nick Jr. rebranding in 2009.
Connie the Cow

***Connie the Cow*** is the British children's television series created by Josep Viciana, and designed by Roman Rybakiewicz. It was produced by Spain-based studio Neptuno Films, and it aired on TV3 in Catalonia. In the United States, it aired on Noggin. The show combined 2D cel animation for the backgrounds with 3D digital animation for the characters.

## History on Noggin

The show premiered on Noggin on April 7th, 2003, when Moose and Zee started hosting. It aired until approximately 2005, although the titular character could be seen in the Warm and Fuzzy Song.

## Notes

* After airings on Noggin, the Noggin Originals logo could be seen. However, the show was not made by Noggin.
* The Noggin logo appeared at the back of tapes and DVDs of this show.
In the Clouds

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

## Song Lyrics

I love to watch the clouds

I’ll tell you what I see

Maybe the clouds will make

A rainbow just for me

In the clouds

Ah ah ah

In the clouds

I love to watch the clouds

I’ll tell you what I see

Maybe the clouds will make

A birthday cake for me

In the clouds

Ah ah ah

In the clouds

Cotton candy

Puffs of smoke

I see them in the air

White balloons

Vanilla frosting

Everything’s up there

In the clouds, ah ah ah

In the clouds, ah ah ah

In the clouds, ah ah ah

In the clouds
Noggin.com V2

Template:Infobox**Noggin.com V2** was a commercial for an updated and redesigned edition of Noggin.com, briefly featuring Phred in one scene. Phred's Room appears as it does in  the Phred on Your Head Show, but the ceiling is white.

## Description

The commercial was mainly created to advertise a new assortment of games, as well as a site redesign. Most of the original features remained on the site.

## Transcript

*There's something hot in the dot. Noggin.com Version 2.0. It's upgraded, it's updated, it's got whole new interface. Why? Because you asked for more. More games, more tools, more stuff.*

**Phred**: *It's hot in here!*

*Join Radio Noggin's producers crew and use the Pro Music Mixer to make your own slammin' tracks. Send your original songs to your friends. Put 'em on your own homepage. And hear your stuff on Radio Noggin, live. You asked for more, and we heard ya. Noggin.com Version 2.0. It's yours. It's hot in the dot. Noggin!*
A Walk in Your Shoes episodes

This is a list of episodes of *A Walk in Your Shoes*, one of Noggin's original series. The show has three shorts and 42 long-form episodes.

## Shorts

 13-year-olds Amanda Thompson and Alexis Ayala trade places: Pennsylvania suburbanite Amanda flies as an aerialist in Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus while Alexis, accustomed to hanging by her hair forty feet in the air, hits the ground as a YMCA day camp C.I.T.

## Sources

The episodes' numbers and titles come from Noggin/The N's official websites.

* Press release about the shorts
* List of episodes 1-10
* List of episodes 11-20
* List of episodes 21-30
* List of episodes 31-40
* First eight episode summaries
* Other episode summaries
Bumblebee (Buzz Buzz)

"**Bumblebee (Buzz Buzz)**" is a Laurie Berkner song performed in a Move to the Music interstitial that aired on Noggin.

## Lyrics

I was sitting in my garden

When I saw a bumblebee

He said his name was Oscar

And he went:

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

Bumblebee can’t you see

It’s just you and me

One two, ah-one two three go!

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

I was sitting at a music show

When I saw two bumblebees

(Buzzing to-and-fro)

They said their names were Jackson and Max

And they went

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

Bumblebee, can’t you see

It’s just you and me

Oh, One two, ah-one two three go!

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

I was sitting at the popcorn stand

When I saw three bumblebees

(They were in a band)

They said their names were

Brian, Laurie and Susie and they went:

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

Oh Bumblebee can’t you see

It’s just you and me

Oh one, two, a hundred and three!

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

Buzz buzz buzz

Ba-buzz buzz ba-buzz buzz

Buzz buzz ba-buzz

Buzz Buzz Buzz Ba-Buzz

Buzz Buzz Buzz Ba-Buzz

Buzz Buzz Buzz Ba-Buzz

Yeah, Buzz Buzz Buzz Ba-Buzz

Mmmm Buzz
Jillian's

**Jillian's** was a restaurant and entertainment chain with locations in the United States, headquartered in Reno, Nevada. As of December 2018, all former locations have been closed.

Jillian's became Noggin's first corporate marketing partner in 2002. Fifteen restaurants promoted Noggin and its teen block, The N, with themed activities and player cards based on different Noggin/The N shows. Jillian's hosted "Noggin Play Days" on Wednesday afternoons, where people could watch Noggin on live TV with themed meals and snacks.
Combat Rifle

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The Combat Rifle is a basic scoped weapon that does 30 damage and takes 0.25 seconds to fire once (3 seconds for an entire round). This weapon is not to be confused with the Sniper Rifle.

## Appearance

The Combat Rifle is a sniper-like rifle with a scope and a semi-automatic firing mechanism. The black part behind the scope is the magazine. The Combat Rifle is larger than the assault rifle and less compact than the shotgun, with a relatively long but slim design.

## Strengths

* The Combat rifle is the longest ranged weapon in the game that can be equipped in the lobby during Casual.
* The Combat rifle is good both at long and short range and can make quick work of a distracted enemy.
* It is the only weapon other than Revolver, Sniper, and Burst that can hit a headshot.

## Weaknesses

* This weapon is highly ineffective towards vehicles, as it shoots relatively slowly and like most weapons, only does 1 damage. Weapons like the Assault rifle or LMG will easily destroy the vehicle.

## Trivia

* The combat rifle used to be the only weapon that can be seen in the lobby in the player's hands.
* It used to always be there, even if players change their loadout to not include it.
* A player using the combat rifle starts with 128 rounds, and the full magazine is 15 rounds.
Noggin and The N timeline

This is date by date timeline of Noggin and The N.

May 20th 1969 - CTW was founded

April 1st 1979 - Nickelodeon launched

January 4th 1988 - Nick Jr. launched

### Original era (1999-2002)

Noggin was a joint venture between Nickelodeon and CTW, which launched in 1999. It was initially aimed at older kids, featuring shows from CTW and Nickelodeon's libraries.

February 2nd 1999 - Noggin and Noggin.com launched

June 6th 1999 - Phred on Your Head premiered, Phred became Noggin's host

October 25th 1999 - A Walk in Your Shoes premiered

2000 - Noggin rebranded to a 2000's style

2000 - Oobi premiered

January 29th 2001 - The Hubbub launched, Big Kids premiered

January 30th 2001 - On the Team premiered

March 25th 2001 - Big Kids ended

April 24th 2001 - On the Team ended

September 9th 2001 - Phred on Your Head ended

September 10th 2001 - The URL with Phred Show and Sponk! premiered

December 2001 - The Hubbub folded

Early 2002 - The URL with Phred Show ended

March 4th 2002 - Sponk! ended

### Preschool and The N era (2002-2009)

In April of 2002, the Noggin channel reorganized into two blocks: a preschool block during the day, and a teen block at night called The N (standing for Noggin). Noggin moved its shows aimed at older kids to The N.

April 1st 2002 - Noggin launches its revamped preschool block, FeetFace became the host, Play with Me Sesame premiered, The N and The N.com launched

April 7th 2003 - Moose and Zee became Noggin's hosts with a rebrand

May 23rd 2003 - Out There premiered

May 30th 2003 - LOL with The N premiered

August 1st 2003 - Real Access in The N premiered

August 8th 2003 - Girls v. Boys premiered

July 30th 2004 - O'Grady premiered

December 3rd 2004 - Best Freind's Date premiered
I'm Me and You're You

**I'm Me and You're You** is a song featured in the special: Let's Hear It For The Laurie Berkner Band.

## Song Lyrics

I’m me, and you’re you

I like green, you like blue

I use tape, you use glue

I stayed short, and you grew

It doesn’t matter what we do

‘Cause I’m still me, and you’re still you

I’m me, and you’re you

I say, “Baaa,” you say, “Moo”

I eat soup, you eat stew

I say, “Ahhh,” you say, “Choo!”

It doesn’t matter what we do

‘Cause I’m still me, and you’re still you

I said, “Yay!”, You said, “Boo!”

I like to dream, you like it too.

You’re you, and I’m me

You like the sand, I love the sea

It doesn’t matter and here’s why

‘Cause you can build your castle

And I can sail my boat

And we’ll meet each other in the sky.
Cedric the Entertainer

**Cedric Antonio Kyles**, better known by his stage name **Cedric the Entertainer**, is an American actor and stand-up comedian. He hosted BET's *ComicView* during the 1993–1994 season and *Def Comedy Jam* in 1995. He is best known for co-starring with Steve Harvey on The WB sitcom *The Steve Harvey Show*, as one of The Original Kings of Comedy, and for starring as Eddie Walker in *Barbershop*.

Kyles appeared in a Story Time segment that aired on Noggin, reading the story of The Tortoise and the Hare to Moose and Zee.
Looking at Each Other

***Looking at Each Other*** is a short-form series that aired on Noggin. It is a documentary of kids from around the world describing how they play, eat, and live life. The series was originally produced by Nickelodeon Creative Labs. It aired during commercial breaks from 1999 to 2002.

## Summary

The intro sequence features a purple animated eye. The pupil turns into a globe, and the words "...looking at each other..." orbit around it. After this, clips of kids from different countries are shown. To show where each country is, the purple globe reappears with arrows pointing to the place.

## Episodes

* **Food** - A group of kids who live in Peru show how they catch and cook smoked fish. Later, two kids from Australia sing about putting Vegemite on their toast.
* **Play** - Kids talk about the different ways they play.

*This is an unfinished list and will be updated when more episodes are available.*
Field Trip

* 2003-2005
* 2005-2009

***Field Trip*** is a package series that aired during commercial breaks on Noggin. It is a collection of "field trips" to different places.

Like the opening and ending animations, most segments were newly-made footage.

## Segments

* Crayon Factory
* Library
* Garden
* Macaws
* Barbershop
* Snakes
* Bakery
* Shoe Shop
* Buck Howdy
	+ Turkey Farm
	+ Rock Stacking
* Wonder Pets!
	+ Paris

## History

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

## Format

In the opening, kids are seen riding a bus. Moose A. Moose announces that it's time to take a field trip on Noggin.

In the closing, the bus drives to the Noggin Logo with a link to Noggin.com and DailyNoggin.com.
Moose's Mom

**Moose's mom** is a character who appeared in the "Meet My Family" interstitial on Noggin. She is Moose A. Moose's mom.

## Description

Moose's mom is seen along with the rest of Moose's family. She was first seen hugging Moose as a kid. Then, she was seen doing other stuff in the song such as combing Moose's hair, kissing Moose's arm, and cutting the crust off of Moose's sandwich.

## Looks

Moose's mom is a purple moose with puprle hair and small purple antlers. She wears a yellow necklace around her neck, a green dress with blue polka dots and a light blue collar on it, an apron on her dress, and green high-heeled shoes.

## Gallery

Moose's Mom Seen on the Noggin App November 2017 Facebook Image with her Husband, Zee and her son wearing party hats.Moose's Mom seen on the Noggin Logo with the rest of Moose's family.Moose's Mom seen on the Nick Jr. Logo with the rest of Moose's family (Notice how Moose is wearing overalls in the Nick Jr. version)

## Trivia

* In the Nick Jr. version of Meet my family, Moose wore overalls but in the Noggin version he didn't, probably because they remade Moose to wear overalls to be more like the rest of his Family.
* A YouTube user named Bubby Raiden has gone wild with this character on the internet by making GoAnimate videos of her grounding Feetface for idiotic reasons on YouTube, while in this show, Moose's Mom never does this to feetface since she was not seen in the song, unlike her GoAnimate version.
* Like Moose's Dad, her name has never been revealed.
Jakob Kazuki's Camping Tools

Jakob Kazuki's Camping Tools- sixth episode of the third season animated series Pororo and Jakob Kazuki.

## Plot

Pororo and friends are going camping, Jakob Kazuki was packing the camping tools to go on camp. Pororo and his friends are facinated for packing the Jakob Kazuki's camping tool and his friends are helping Jakob Kazuki to pack the camping tools.

## Characters

Pororo

Crong

Petty

Loopy

Poby

Harry

Eddy

Rody

Jakob Kazuki

Jasmine

Marina
Classroom

The **Classroom** was a location seen in several Moose and Zee segments, most notably a "Preschool on TV" commercial, a pre-sign-off segment used in 2005, and the 2009 rendition of Worldwide Day of Play. The classroom had children's drawings a goldfish, a hamster named Chip-Chip, a blackboard, and the alphabet and things that start with each letter on the walls.
Huggies

**Huggies** is an American brand of disposable diapers and baby wipes that is marketed by Kimberly-Clark. Huggies were first test marketed in 1968, then introduced to the public in 1978 to replace the Kimbies brand. The diapers have been known to feature Mickey Mouse and Winnie the Pooh.

Huggies was one of Noggin's sponsors, particularly for "Happy Together."
List of Noggin idents (1999-2002)

One of the biggest things Noggin is remembered for is their creative idents and promos. This is a list of bumpers shown on Noggin from February 2nd, 1999 to April 1st, 2002, usually before shows or program breaks. Don't expect images for all of them because some of them are currently lost.

## Flowers

In the morning on a farm, a watering can grows flowers on the Noggin Logo.

## Icons

The icons on two Noggin logos change from a beaker, pizza, a domino, a stoplight, a snowman, and gears to finally a machine with a charger on an outlet.

## Roller Coaster

A roller coaster goes up to the "O" in the Noggin logo.

## Paper

A piece of paper is drawing a picture of the Noggin logo, which it puts on another piece of paper. The two pieces of paper continue putting Noggin logos on each other, until they both flip each other and sing the Noggin jingle. One piece of paper sneezes the paper off the other, but puts its Noggin logo back on. Both Noggin logos sprout an arts and crafts icon.

## Fire hydrant

A fire hydrant is on top of the Noggin logo that drinks water.

## Flying

A head with a propeller flies around and sees Noggin banners flapping. The head goes into a cloud and receives a banner of its own.

## Paint

Kids' faces turn into splats of paint that form the Noggin logo.

## Robot

A Robot in the Noggin logo puts together the letters in Noggin to form the banner, then blasts off.
Me in a Box

***Me in a Box*** is a series of shorts created by Noggin. It is a series of 20 short-form documentaries that are video profiles of kids and their artwork.

The show ran on Noggin from 2000 to 2002. The episodes were also shown on the main Nickelodeon channel during the Noggin on Nick block.

## History

The shorts were pitched, created, and produced by Karen Carter. The series was produced at a studio in Chicago called Mr. Big Film. On October 15, 2000, two *Me in a Box* shorts were shown at the Chicago International Children's Film Festival. (source)

## Summary

In each short, a kid tells about themselves in one or two minutes through a box of personal objects and artwork they've gathered. The show's opening says "What would happen if you put everything that sparks you in a box? Noggin presents: Me in a Box."

## Segments

There were 20 segments, including:

* Angeline
* Carla (source)
* Katie (source)
* Lu Yao
* Teddy
* Yoab (source)
* Montage (source)

## Online

*Me in a Box* had its own page on Noggin's website, Noggin.com. At the end of each short, Noggin played a bumper that advertised the webpage. It had directions for making your own "me in a box," and it also included at least three videos.

## Links

* Mr. Big Film page, which included the episode "Carla"
* Archive of the creator's website
* Trademark for the series
* Chicago Reader article
* Schedule for the 2000 Chicago Film Festival
Brain Food

***Brain Food*** is a package series that aired on Noggin. It is a collection of pre-existing shorts centered around fun facts and gaining new knowledge. These were shown during commercial breaks and during episodes of *Phred on Your Head Show*.

Like other package series, the *Brain Food* segments were repackaged from Sesame Workshop and Nickelodeon's archives. The only newly-made footage was the opening and ending animations.

## Logline

The package had an official summary on Noggin's programming site, which was:

*"Ever wonder how a fish breathes under water, or what makes a car motor run? The Brain Food series takes on the familiar and investigates, uncovering the mysteries behind everything in the world kids are curious about. (Okay, maybe not everything.)"* (source)
## Format

Each short opens with a stop-motion animation of a very tall sandwich. The camera pans down and shows all kinds of strange foods in the sandwich, then reveals that it is all going into the head of Noggin. A placemat is shown with the words *Brain Food* and an icon of an Italian man who says, "For your noggin!"
Maisy

***Maisy*** is the American series that aired in reruns on Noggin. It first aired on Nickelodeon's Nick Jr. block in 1999, and it started airing on Noggin a year later.

## Notes

* After the show stopped airing on Noggin, the titular character could be seen in the "Warm and Fuzzy" song, even after the Nick Jr. rebranding in 2009.
Kazuki's Secret Friend

Kazuki's Secret Friend - eighteenth episode of the first season animated series Pororo and Kazuki.

## Plot

Kazuki is at Loopy's house and Kazuki got imagine had few days ago. Kazuki go for walk and Petty came by. She goes to his place and very nothing Petty wants to him to get closer and kiss his face and tells him not to ask why and Loopy was very thoughful and she said he got a "secret friend" and Kazuki haven't got secret friend before and Kazuki was left at Loopy's house after say goodbye. At the playground, Pororo came by and tells about a secret friend. After talking, Petty cwants him to come for appointment. At home at night, Kazuki draws the Kazuki with who and he started get ready for the bed. Next morning, Kazuki says to Poby he got a weird dream and faints it up and Harry shout to him to wake up and he flying somersault to the ground. Kazuki is very annoyed by ruining his dreams. So Kazuki will be secret friend?

## Characters

Pororo

Crong

Petty

Loopy

Harry

Poby

Eddy

Rody

Kazuki Sim

## Trivia

1. This episode had a secret friend is Pororo the little Penguin season 2 and season 4 is "Petty's Secret Friend" and "Loopy's Secret Friend.

2. This is similar is same not to ask why and he dreamed of Pororo the Little Penguin season 1 episode 51 Loopy's Gift.
Noggin Wiki

This is a fan website for Noggin, the "thinking channel" created by Sesame Workshop and Nickelodeon.
**What is Noggin?** Noggin started out in 1999 as a TV channel for tweens and teens. Its mission was to promote creativity, imagination, and thinking. Its on-air commercials showed these ideas through surreal puppetry and animations from experimental indie producers. In 2002, the channel divided itself into two blocks: a daytime block for preschool kids and a nighttime block for teens, called The N, where most of Noggin's older-skewing shows moved.

**Freeform: Just Wondering** was a series of bumpers that Noggin aired in summer 2001. Each one was centered around figuring out the answer to a random summer-related question. For example, one measured whether a snail or a worm would be faster in a race. In another, three types of ice cream were left out in the sun to see which one lasted the longest. These bumpers were part of Noggin's "lazy summer" promos.
The questions asked and answered were:

* Which ice cream lasts longest? Shortcake, mocha chip, or twin pop?
* What does a dive look like from the other side?
* What kind of paper boat floats best? A motorboat, a canoe, or the classic style?
* Which is faster - worm or snail?
* What do fish like best? A gummy worm, a worm, or another fish?
* How many ants can you fit on a lollipop?

**Skengle and Skengle** were a pair of alien characters made for Noggin's website. They also appeared as main characters on *The URL with Phred Show*, where they hosted a daily segment called "Skengle Poll." They are two aliens who use online polls to find out more about the human race. The first Skengle, Skibby, is a blue cyclops with a helmet. The second Skengle, Cud, is a green wig-like creature with sharp teeth and a hair bow.

**Where is Noggin now?** The original Noggin channel closed down in 2009. It was relaunched in 2015 as a mobile app, but since 2019, all of the original Noggin branding has been removed from the app — making it Noggin "in name only."
**Who were Noggin's hosts?** Noggin's first host was a small green character named Phred, who starred in two variety shows. Hosts for the channel's daytime block included Feetface, Moose A. Moose, and Zee. The N block never had a formal host.
**Are the original Noggin, the preschool Noggin, and The N all the same company?** Yes. All three versions of Noggin were created and operated by the same company: Noggin LLC in New York. Despite the different target audiences, many of the same artists, writers, and developers were involved in all three versions.

From the Scientist Sparks promo

"Noggin Is a Place" commercial from 1999

*On the Team* was a documentary series on Noggin about the troubles and triumphs of a Brooklyn baseball team.

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Allegra's Window

***Allegra's Window*** is a preschool puppet show that premiered on Nickelodeon's Nick Jr. block in 1994.

## Plot

What is it really like to be three-years-old? Find out in Allegra’s Window, a musical preschool series following an imaginative, precocious puppet named Allegra through the daily triumphs, trials, and tribulations of being young.

## History on Noggin

The show premiered on Noggin when the channel launched in 1999, and stopped airing when Moose and Zee started hosting in 2003, being replaced by Nick Jr. hit *Dora the Explorer*.
List of Noggin screen bugs

A **screen bug** is a small image of a TV network's logo that appears in the corner of the screen. This page is a gallery of Noggin's different screen bugs, along with info on when they were used. The bottom of the page includes screen bugs used for Noggin's nighttime block The N, as well as other blocks.

Almost all of Noggin's screen bugs were also used as normal logos.

## Other blocks/events

These screen bugs were only used during certain blocks or airings of a particular show.
I'm a Mess

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

## Song Lyrics

I'm a mess. I'm a mess.

I'm a big old messy mess.

From the north to the south

And the east to the west,

What I am is a really, really,

Really big mess!

I try to get dressed, but I make a mess.

I jump in the puddles, and can you guess?

I make mud pies when the mud is fresh,

And then, uh-oh, I've made a big mess!

I'm a mess. I'm a mess.

I'm a big old messy mess.

From the north to the south

And the east to the west,

What I am is a really, really,

Really big mess!

Now eating messy food, you know it's the best

'Cause no matter what I do, I make a big mess.

Get dinner on my jacket, breakfast on my vest,

Lunch in my socks, uh-oh, what a mess!

I'm a mess. I'm a mess.

I'm a big old messy mess.

From the north to the south

And the east to the west,

What I am is a really, really,

Really big mess!
Believe in Spring

"**Believe in Spring**" is a Moose and Zee song airing during springtime on Noggin. The song is about the arrival of spring and what comes with it.

## Lyrics

*No matter how dark and gloomy the night,*

*You're certain to wake up to morning's light*

*Whenever storms make skies rainy and grey*

*You can bet that sunshine will be on its way*

*That's why winter's reasonable robin can sing*

*He's sure in no time, he'll be welcoming spring*

*Every beetle, and bluebird, and blossom knows*

*That patience pays while the cold winds blow*

*Squirrels won't worry, and chipmunks don't fret*

*And the flowers have faith spring will be here yet*

*They know it's as close as in pods peas are*

*So let's be as savvy as the birds and bees are-!*

*Believe in spring, it's on its way*

*Believe in spring, a brand new day*

*Rest assured, you'll find it's true*

*Spring is coming, just for you*

*Beneath a world all covered in snow, wait trees and flowers just aching to grow*

*March comes in like a lion, and goes out like a lamb*

*Spring follows winter, that's nature's plan*

*Some things you can count on, and be certain of*

*Trust in yourself, kindness, springtime, and love-!*

*Believe in spring, it's on its way*

*Believe in spring, a brand new day*

*Rest assured, you'll find it's true*

*Spring is coming, just for you*
Doug Preis

**Doug Preis** is an American voice actor. He worked at Noggin for three years, providing the voices of Phred and Big Voice on both *Phred on Your Head Show* and *The URL with Phred Show*.

## Other roles

* *Doug* - Mr. Phil Funnie, Lamar Bone
* *PB&J Otter* - Redolfo
* *Lucky Charms commercials* - Lucky the Leprechaun
* *Vlasic Pickles* - Jovny the Stork

## External links

* DougPreis.com - Official site
* Doug Preis - IMDb
Laurie Berkner's Move To The Music Special

Aired On August 29th 2005

Songs

Song In My Tummy

Pig On Her Head

Victor Vito

We Are The Dinosaurs

Bumblebee Buzz Buzz

This Hat

## Trivia

These Music Videos Aired On Noggin As Inter stiles a lot usually And 2 of them Scene On Let's Hear It For The Laurie Berkner Band

## Videos

Laurie Berkner - Song in My TummyLaurie Berkner - Pig on Her HeadLaurie Berkner - Victor VitoLaurie Berkner - We are the DinosaursLaurie Berkner - Bumblebee (Buzz Buzz)Laurie Berkner - This Hat
Clean It Up

**Clean It Up** is a song featured in the Jack's Big Music Show episode: King of Swing.

## Song Lyrics

Clean it up, clean it up

You can make it fun to do

And your friends

Can help you too

Clean it up, clean it up

And put it away put it away

Put your things away

Clean it up, clean it up

You can make it fun to do

And your friends

Can help you too

Clean it up, clean it up

And put it away put it away

Put your things away

(instrumental)

(Clean it up! Clean it up!)

Clean it up, clean it up

You can make it fun to do

Mom and Dad

Can help you too

Clean it up (clean it up!)

Clean it up (clean it up!)

And put it away, put it away

Put your things away

Put it away, put it away

Put your things away

Put it away, put it away

Put your things away
Kinderwood

***Kinderwood*** is an original series created for the Noggin App.

In May 2021, the Nick Jr. channel launched "Noggin Presents," an hour-long block of programming from the Noggin app every Friday. Episodes of *Kinderwood* aired during this block.

## Characters

The main characters of the show are a group of anthropomorphic preschool-aged students that attend Kinderwood called the ''Kinderkids'' consisting of two dogs named Fifi and Luplup, Two cats named DD and Liddo, and a duck named Olive
Let's Hear It For The Laurie Berkner Band

**Let's Hear It for the Laurie Berkner Band (Let's Hear It for Laurie Berkner)** was a special that aired on Noggin on July 12th, 2009. Hosted by Moose A. Moose and Zee, it was a compilation of Laurie Berkner's most popular music videos from *Jack's Big Music Show* and Move to the Music, plus three new songs.

## Songs

* My Family (TV version only)
* Who's That?
* Victor Vito
* Five Days Old
* My Energy
* I'm a Mess
* In the Clouds
* Pig On Her Head
* The Cat Came Back
* Farm Song (AKA That's What I Did on the Farm)
* I Really Love to Dance
* I'm Me and You're You
* Sneaks
* I'm Not Perfect
* Rocketship Run
* Magic Box
* Fast and Slow (AKA The Rabbit and the Turtle)

### Moose and Zee Music Videos

* "Everywhere I Go"
* "Music Makes Me"
* "Time for Rhymes"
* "Are We There Yet?"

## Notes

* This special was released on DVD and iTunes on September 28th, 2010.
* Despite the video being called "Let's Hear It for the Laurie Berkner Band", the title card says "Let's Hear It for Laurie Berkner".
* This DVD includes two Moose and Zee music videos from Move to the Music and "Are We There Yet?" from Let’s Go on a Trip Month and "Time for Rhymes" from Get Ready to Read Month.
* This is the only DVD to feature Moose A. Moose and Zee
* "My Family" was released as a single in late 2010 or early 2011, after demands for Laurie to release it, because Paramount and Nick Jr decided not to put it on the DVD. It would be featured on the next album.
* When the DVD first came out, there were sweepstakes where Laurie would sign the DVDs of the winners.
* She also did a Christmas sweepstakes in December 2010, in which you could also win either the Victor Vito book, or the best of the Laurie Berkner Band CD
Fast and Slow

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

## Song Lyrics

I don’t want to go slow I go fast

I’m a rabbit I hop and I jump and I dash

And I’ll go whizzing by

In the blink of an eye

Like a jet-engine airplane that speeds through the sky

I don’t want to go slow I go fast

I don’t want to go fast I go slow

That’s the way that I move, I’m a turtle you know

Join me as I crawl by

We can laugh we can cry

We can breathe, we can sigh

We can talk about why

We don’t want to go fast we go slow

I don’t want to go slow I go fast

I’m a rabbit I hop and I jump and I dash

And I’ll go whizzing by

In the blink of an eye

Like a jet-engine airplane that speeds through the sky

I don’t want to go slow I go fast

You don’t want to go slow you go fast

And you may find you’re missing the world you go past

Crickets singing their sound

Golden leaves turning brown

You might find something new that you wouldn’t have found

If you never went slow, only fast

Won’t you slow down

And wait for me?

Take it slow, take it slow, take it slow

Come on slow down

We can share all the new things we see

When we’re slow, here we go, together we’re slow

And other times we can go fast!
Laurie Berkner

**Laurie Berkner** is a children's musician who has appeared in Move to the Music interstitials on Noggin as well as the show dedicated to them, *Jack's Big Music Show* with her band. In addition, Moose and Zee hosted a video featuring her songs, Let's Hear It For The Laurie Berkner Band. In 2013, Berkner starred in *Sing It Laurie*, an animated series made by Little Airplane Productions (*Oobi*) for Sprout.

## Songs from Let's Hear It For The Laurie Berkner Band

* My Family (TV version only)
* Who's That?
* Victor Vito
* Five Days Old
* My Energy
* I'm a Mess
* In the Clouds
* Pig On Her Head
* The Cat Came Back
* Farm Song (AKA That's What I Did on the Farm)
* I Really Love to Dance
* I'm Me and You're You
* Sneaks
* I'm Not Perfect
* Rocketship Run
* Magic Box
* Fast and Slow (AKA The Rabbit and the Turtle)

## Songs from Jack's Big Music Show

* My Energy
* Mister
* Under a Shady Tree
* I Know a Chicken
* B-O-O-T-S
* I'm Me and You're You
* I Really Love to Dance
* I'm Not Perfect
* Running Down the Hill
* I'm Gonna Catch You
* Monster Boogie
* Clean It Up
* Googleheads
* Mahalo
* Farm Song
* Rocketship Run
* Magic Box
* Who's That?
* Sneaks
* The Cat Came Back
* I Had a Friend
* Samba
* A Little Biddy Rhythm
* I'm a Mess
* In the Clouds
LOL with The N

***LOL with The N*** is an original series created by Noggin. It aired on Noggin during the channel's nighttime programming block, The N, which was aimed at teens. This miniseries features teens who want to become professional stand-up comedians.

## History

Production on the series began in January 2003, with filming taking place at the Gotham Comedy Club in New York City. Visitors were allowed to attend the taping sessions, which started on January 5. The series premiered in May 2003 as part of the "Summer in The N" event. Each episode premiered on a Friday at 7:00 PM.

## Summary

Each episode features professional stand-up comedians and amateur teen comics performing for the very first time. Being a teen can be scary all on its own -- try being a teen performing stand-up comedy in front of a live audience! Taped on location at New York City's Gotham Comedy Club, each half-hour episode will spotlight four comedians -- two adults and two teens. In addition to the performances, each show will highlight exclusive backstage footage that gives viewers an inside look at the teens' pre-performance jitters, styles, and methods used to practice their lines.

## Cast

Comedian Mike Birbiglia was the host of the show. Chris, Rob, and Sam were some of the teen comedians featured.

## Episodes

There were four half-hour episodes made, each one advertised as a special.

## Online

The show had its own page on Noggin's website for The N.

## Links

* *The Record* article about the show
* Press release from PR Newswire
* *Variety* article
* *C21Media* article
Thermal

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## The Thermal grenade

The Thermal grenade is a throwable grenade that ignites and makes a fire that when close range will deal damage to any player or vehicle it does 5 - 10 (verify) damage per second, it stays in the ground for around 10 seconds (verify).

## Appearance

The Thermal grenade is red & yellow with a gray line cutting through the middle. When it is used, it turns into a fire ball. (The fire ball made by the thermal doesn't obfuscate the vision since its a transparent red).

## Strengths

* The grenade is very useful as it can be used to block entrances from small doors since if a player is low, they will die
* It can stop or damage players from going in a direction or running to cover
* Can effectively negate the use of cover if used correctly.
* Can spawn kill in specific maps

## Weaknesses

* Can be countered by using impulse to push it away
* Runs out quickly
* Useless against vehicles if they aren't in movement
* Very situational use
Daytime Block Sign-On and Sign-Offs

A sign-on is the beginning of operations for a TV channel or radio station, while a sign-off is the end of operations for said media. Noggin's daytime block was repurposed as a preschool block in 2002, it signed on at 6am ET, and signed off at 6pm ET, that was until 2007 when The N got its own channel, thus making the daytime block a full channel until 2009, when Noggin changed to Nick Jr. Because of Noggin's new purpose as a subscription based app, it is available anytime. Nick Jr. was a full channel until October 1, 2012 due to NickMom taking up the hours of 10PM-2AM. NickMom ceased operations on September 28, 2015, making Nick Jr. a full channel again to this day.

### Feetface {2002-2003}

#### Sign-On

It starts with FeetFace still snoring, before kids offscreen claim that it's time to get up, then FeetFace wakes up and agrees. FeetFace leads his daily song which consists of many fun words and activities they like to do throughout the day. At the end of the song, the Noggin logo is shown and spelled out, the sign-on ends with FeetFace winking.

#### Sign-Off

FeetFace asks the viewers if they can sing one more time before bed, FeetFace leads a final song similar to sign-on, of many words and activities they like to do, and many things to do during a bedtime routine. Near the end, FeetFace starts snoring, and says that tomorrow we'll do something new, and finally says goodbye. The Noggin website URL is shown and is spelled out.

### Fantastic Day and Done Day songs {2003-2007}

#### Sign-On

Moose asks if the viewers are ready, and the viewers offscreen happily respond. Zee is also ready, so all of them sing the Fantastic Day song which is lead by Moose. At the end, a Noggin logo is shown inside of a square shape. Zee places the URL in another one of them. An alternate version was shown on Nick Jr. with some changes to fit the new name.

#### Sign-Off

A banjo is seen before Moose and Zee wave to the viewers. Moose, Zee and others sing the Done Day song. At the end, the same rectangles are shown, and Zee puts the URL on one, before he falls asleep.

### Temporary Sign-Off {2005-2006}

From 2005 to presumably 2006 or late 2005, a different sign-off was shown in an effort to add more bumpers to the channel, three versions of it existed.

Moose explains that Zee and him are home and almost ready for some time in dreamland. Zee tells Moose (by showing him drawings) that they'll practice the alphabet, count, and see their Noggin pals again tomorrow. Zee gets in his nest, and Moose turns off the light. Moose tells the viewers that it would now be a good time to see what mom and that cat are up to (due to the fact that it's still early in the evening), Moose then leaves the room. In the second version, Moose's line about seeing what mom and that cat are up to, was changed to Moose saying that online they are awake and ready to play games. In the third and final version, the line is changed again, where the line is said in a different way to feature the website URL.
Big Voice

**Big Voice** is a character in two Noggin series: *Phred on Your Head Show* and *The URL with Phred Show*. He is the unseen announcer of both shows. His voice was provided by Doug Preis, who also voiced the host, Phred.

Although Big Voice is never seen in person, Phred comments that he is "fat with an F," which means he is probably overweight. His name is often abbreviated to "BV."

## Bio

Phred and Big Voice have a love/hate relationship and often make fun of each other when they're trying to host their shows. Even though Big Voice sounds loud and commanding, he's actually a bit self-conscious and can get offended when Phred doesn't let him do things his way.

## Appearances

Big Voice is heard in every episode of *Phred on Your Head Show* and *The URL with Phred Show*. He and Phred are the only characters who appear in both shows.