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Grey Family

## Members of the Grey family

* 7th Earl of Grey Charles Henry Grey (1956-2006)
* Countess Tami Grey (née ?, married to Lord Charles Henry) (1957-1978)
* 8th Earl of Grey Charles Albert Grey (1978-)
* Countess Scharlotte Grey (née ?, married to Lord Charles Albert) (1979-)
* Lord Charles Nicholas Grey (married to Lord Charles Louis Phipps) (2001-)
* Lord Alexander Charles Phipps-Grey (2029-)
Herring eggs

**Herring eggs** are a species of fish eggs which are eaten fresh or made into caviar. Molly claims they are her favorite food in the entire world. The episode Herring Eggs or Bust revolves around Molly's attempts to persuade her mom to fly her to Sitka so she can help her cousin Randall harvest herring eggs.

According to Randall, every spring, herring congregate in Sitka to lay their eggs. Randall sets hemlock branches in the water, which attract the fish. The herring then lay their eggs on the branches. They lay enough eggs that the branches become very heavy and are difficult to haul into the boat.

Molly saves a box of herring eggs for Mr. Patak as a thank you for helping her come up with additional reasons to make a trip all the way out to Sitka.
Eugene Pike

**Eugene Pike** is a character in *Molly of Denali*. He is Tooey Ookami's hero/idol, and is known to be a famous dog musher.

## Trivia

* Tooey mentions "Mister Pike" while talking in his sleep during Porcupine Slippers
* Tooey mentions in Molly and Elizabeth that Eugene Pike pulled his sled up Eagle Summit with his teeth. This indicates that Pike is very resourceful and daring.

Dogs:Anka • Tukoni • Skippy • Jax • Luka • Laika • Rascal • Kiwi • Kobi • Atsoo • Sasha • Cali • Balto • Dolt'ol • Brownie • Thor • Lord Pinklefloss • Snoozle • Chinook • Four Spots • Kih Dhidii • Arluk • Esnu
KSOL

KSOL (550 kHz, **"NewsRadio 550KSOL"**) is a radio station in Austin, Texas. Serving Greater Austin, it broadcasts a News/Talk format. KSOL is the flagship station of Austin-based Sol Media. Owned by Sol Media, its studios are located in the South Congress district of south-central Austin and its transmitter is located east of Austin near the Colorado River in unincorporated Travis County.
Alaska Marine Highway

The Alaska Marine Highway logo

The **Alaska Marine Highway**, also known as the **Alaska Marine Highway System** and abbreviated as **AMHS**, is a ferry service that carries passengers and cars from the mainland United States to Alaska. Its southern terminus is in Bellingham, and it serves points all over Alaska.

Given that the moving truck in Culture Clash came from Texas (with visual proof provided!), it is likely that Trini came to Alaska by way of the Marine Highway. The closest stop is in Whittier, so her family likely drove from there.

Randall takes the AMHS to Whittier in Ferry Fiasco.
Hot Springs Eternal

"**Hot Springs Eternal**" is the first segment of the sixth episode of the first season of *Molly of Denali*, and the eleventh episode overall.

It premiered on the PBS Kids Video App and YouTube on July 15, 2019, and premiered on PBS Kids on July 24, 2019, alongside "Tooey's Hero".

## Synopsis

Molly, Grandpa, Dad and Tooey go on a snowmobile adventure to search for hot springs in the backwoods.

## Songs

Molly sings little diddy while dance-shuffling. The closed captions include musical notes around her words as she sings it:

hidden hot springs, but not for long
it's geothermal phenomenon
ha, ha, ha, I dip my toe in
ha, ha, it's really hot
The latter lines do not represent laughter, but rather gasping at exposure to temperature extremes.

## Characters

#### Major characters

* Molly Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Walter Mabray
* Nat Mabray

#### Minor characters

* Barb
* Suki
Great-Aunt Cecelia

Cecelia is the sister of Catherine Kidelee and Merna Williams. She lives in Old Crow, Yukon.

## Character information

### Relatives

Catherine Kidelee† (sister)
Merna Williams (sister)
 Nat Kidelee (brother-in-law)
Jack Williams (brother-in-law)
Layla Mabray (niece)
Ruth (niece)
Molly Mabray (grandniece)
Randall (grandnephew)

### Quote

"[Your mom] would be so proud of you,  Dak Nighiit, raising a girl so confident and proud of her culture."

## Appearance

Cecelia is an elderly Gwich'in woman with white hair kept up in a tight bun. She wears a floral patterned shirt with a teal jacket.

## Personality

Cecelia is gentle and reserved, but is also a good public speaker. She prefers watching a dance over participating in it. Of herself and her sisters, she is the only one who remained in Old Crow. Both Merna and Catherine moved to Alaska. After Catherine died, Cecelia held onto Catherine's old tanning tools, with instructions to give them to Molly at the right time.

## Trivia

* Cecelia is a member of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation.
* She is currently the only known relative of Molly who lives outside the US.
* Her last (maiden) name may be Isaac.
Happy Trails

Episode
**Gallery**
**Script**

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## Broadcast information

### Air date

March 25, 2021 (PBS Kids)

"**Happy Trails**" is scheduled to debut 6 June 2020 on CBC following it's paired story "Climb Every Mountain".

## CBC summary

Travis returns to Qyah to photograph a rare willow ptarmigan with the help of Molly and Tooey.

## Characters

* Molly Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Travis Hightower
* Suki Mabray
* Nehtan Kon

## Trivia

* Molly introduces Travis to Tooey for the first time.
Fiddlesticks

"**Fiddlesticks**" is the second segment of the fourteenth episode of the first season of *Molly of Denali*, and the twenty-eighth episode overall.

It premiered on October 7, 2019 alongside "Northern Lights".

## Synopsis

Molly realizes she wants to play the drum instead of the fiddle, but has to figure out how to tell her friend, Oscar, that she won't be taking lessons from him anymore.

## Plot

After an awesome jig dance at the Tribal Hall, Molly can't wait for her fiddle lessons with Oscar to start, but she soon discovers she has a knack for playing the drum. A knack that turns into a passion. Can Molly figure out a way to break the news that she won't be taking fiddle lessons from her friend?

## Characters

* Molly Mabray
* Oscar Marsh
* Nat
* Suki Mabray
* Walter Mabray
* Layla Mabray
* Kenji Ookami
* Midge
* Atsaq
* Maurice
* Renate Marsh
* Mr. Rowley

## Trivia

* **Moral**: You should do whatever makes you happy, and you shouldn't feel obligated to do something just because someone wants you to.
* The jig scene at the Tribal Hall is reused from A Splash of Mink, except Tooey, Trini, Nina, Mr. Patak, Vera, Jake and Connie are absent, and Walter and Layla are present.
* This episode reveals that Oscar isn't very good at jigging, and he used to play the piano.
* Nat gives Molly the drum from Grandpa's Drum.
* This episode reveals that Midge likes to steal Oscar's video games and play them.
Palestinian Colombians

**Palestinian Colombians** (Arabic: الكولومبية الفلسطينية) are Colombian citizens of Palestinian ancestry, or Palestinian-born immigrant who resides in Colombia.

## History

Along with the Lebanese and the Syrians, They escaped from the repression of the Turkish Ottoman Empire and financial hardships. When they arrived mainly through ports of Colombia, they were known as Turks because Lebanon, Syria and Palestine were all territories of the Turkish Ottoman Empire.
Japanese Colombians

**Japanese Colombians** (Spanish: *Japonés Colombiano*; Japanese: 日系コロンビア人 *Nikkei Koronbiajin*) are Colombians of Japanese ancestry which includes Japanese immigrants and descendants born in Colombia.

## History

The first large group of Japanese settlers moved to Colombia in 1929 to work as farmers. They comprised people from the southern Japanese prefecture of Fukuoka, whose migration was sponsored by the Compañía de Fomento de Ultramar. After this first wave of migration, two more groups of Japanese families arrived in the Pacific coasts of Colombia: one in 1930 and another in 1935. They settled a region in the southwest of Colombia in the province of Cauca, cleaning the land and building a small village to grow beans, soy and rice in a plantation called El Jagual. When World War II began, they were discriminated and harassed by the Colombian government. Many of them were put into concentration camps near the capital of Colombia. Finally they had to abandon El Jagual and restart small plantations around the provinces of Cauca and Valle del Cauca. By the end of the 1950s, the community had accumulated an approximate of 50.000 hectares of cultivated land. After the war ended, Japanese refugees were warmly invited by the original colony to join the community. Marriages and job contracts were arranged with people in Japan wanting to escape from the post-war crisis. After the decade of 1980's, fewer Japanese have joined the traditional community of Nikkei. They have moved to urban settings and have devoted to economic activities other than agriculture, still performing an important role of social leadership in the city of Cali.

## Institutions

The Colombian Nikkei created a cooperative of farmers in El Jagual, which afterwards was called SAJA (Sociedad de Agricultores Japoneses), which changed to Asociación Colombo Japonesa in 1979. In addition to that, the original community had a school for Japanese children called Hikarien. The school has joined the Asociación Colombo Japonesa as a center for cultural promotion of the Japanese culture not only to the Japanese-born. In addition to that, followers of the church Tenrikyo arrived in Colombia to expand their faith.

## Education

The Asociación Cultural Japonesa (在コロンビア日本国大使館附属ボゴタ日本人学校) in Bogotá is the nihonjin gakko Japanese international school serving the city.

## In popular culture

The Colombian writer Jorge Isaacs published a romantic novel entitled María in 1867, where he describes the enormity, fertility and beauty of the valley in Cauca and Valle del Cauca. The story takes place in a plantation called The Paradise. Professor Yuzo Takeshima translated the novel into Japanese and published it in the "Shin-Seinen" magazine in 1908. The descriptions of the land motivated a small group of Japanese to travel to Colombia, a lower ranked destination for Japanese adventurers. The legend says that the Japanese were, indeed, looking for The Paradise. This legend would be portrayed in the 2007 Colombian film *El Sueño del Paraíso* (The Dream of the Paradise)
Dr. Elizabeth

**Dr. Elizabeth** is a supporting character. She is the neighborhood dentist of Qyah. She appears in Tooth or Consequences

## Personality

Dr. Elizabeth is reassuring. She made Molly and her friends question the validity of outside sources when shown the video and manages to persuade them to come.

## Trivia

* Her voice actress, Laara Saadiq is of Pakistani descent.

Dogs:Anka • Tukoni • Skippy • Jax • Luka • Laika • Rascal • Kiwi • Kobi • Atsoo • Sasha • Cali • Balto • Dolt'ol • Brownie • Thor • Lord Pinklefloss • Snoozle • Chinook • Four Spots • Kih Dhidii • Arluk • Esnu
Giant Ice Worms

### Enemies

Nat Mabray,Molly Mabray ,Layla Mabray,Trini Mumford,Walter Mabray,Suki,Tooey Ookami

The **Giant Ice Worms** are a made-up, non-existant species of worm-like creatures, which Molly and Tooey and Trini thought were actually real and were terrified by them, judging from the fact that they’re supposed to be a gigantic scary creature which can potentially attack people and animals and do who knows what. The idea of “Giant Ice Worms” came from a story told by Grandpa Nat (just for laughs) when the 3 kids were all sleeping over at the trading post in “The Worm Turns” that night. They tried to deny that they were actually real, but weren’t so sure when things (which Nat mentioned in the story that relate to ice worms) start happening and try to see if they are real or not once and for all (even though it was all just a coincidence).
Basketball Blues

Basketball Blues is the seventh episode (sixth in airing order) of Molly of Denali Season 2.

## Synopsis

Alaska state basketball champion Kamaka Hepa offers Molly and her basketball team pointers on the court.

## Characters

### Major characters

* Molly Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Trini Mumford
* Oscar Marsh
* Vera Malakas
* Maurice
* Kamaka Hepa (special guest star)

### Minor characters

* Layla Mabray
* Nehtan Kon
* Adam

## Trivia

* This is the sixth episode of Season 2 to air, but it is the seventh in production order.
Lebanese Colombians

Lebanese Colombians

**Lebanese Colombians** are Colombians of Lebanese descent. Most of the Lebanese community's forebears immigrated to Colombia from the Ottoman Empire in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for economic, political and religious reasons. When they were first processed in the ports of Colombia, they were classified as Turks because what is modern day Lebanon was a territory of the Turkish Ottoman Empire. The first Lebanese moved to Colombia in the late nineteenth century. There was another wave in the early twentieth century. It is estimated that over 10,000 Lebanese immigrated to Colombia from 1900 to 1930.

Many Lebanese settled in the Caribbean region of Colombia, particularly in the cities of Cartagena, Santa Marta, Lorica, Fundación, Aracataca, Ayapel, Calamar, Ciénaga, Cereté, Montería and Barranquilla, near the basin of the Magdalena River. The Lebanese subsequently expanded to other cities and by 1945 there were Lebanese living in Ocaña, Cúcuta, Barrancabermeja, Ibagué, Girardot, Honda, Tunja, Villavicencio, Pereira, Soatá, Neiva, Cali, Buga, Chaparral and Chinácota. The six major hubs of Lebanese population were present in Barranquilla, Cartagena, Bucaramanga, Bogotá and Cali. The number of immigrants entering the country vary from 5,000 to 10,000 in 1945. Some of these immigrants were Christian-Lebanese and others were adept to Islam.

In the 1940s, another wave of Lebanese immigrants came to Colombia, settling in the town of Maicao in northern Colombia. These immigrants were mostly Muslims and were attracted by the thriving commerce of the town which was benefiting from the neighboring Venezuelan oil bonanza and the usual contraband of goods that flowed through the Guajira Peninsula.
Phipps Family

**Phipps** is the name of a prominent noble family based in England. The head of the house is entitled marquess. The current head is Christopher Phipps.

## Members of the Phipps family

* 4th Marquess of Normanby Andrew Phipps (?-1940)
* 5th Marquess of Normanby Albert Andrew Phipps (1936-2001)
* Marchioness of Normanby Annabella Philipa Phipps (née ?, married to Lord Albert) (1956-1988)
* Lewis Phipps (1975-)
* 6th Marquess of Normanby Christopher Philip Phipps (1978-)
* Marchioness of Normanby Alice Phipps (née ?, married to Lord Christopher) (1979-)
* Lord Clark William Phipps (1985-)
* Lady Helen Phipps (née Ewans, married to Lord Clark) (1993-)
* Lord Charles Louis Phipps (1999-)
* Lord Charles Nicholas Grey (married to Lord Charles Louis) (2001-)
* Lady Amelia Anna Phipps (later married to Daniel Moor and lost her title) (2010-)
* Lady Anabell Elisabeth Phipps (2024-)
* Lady Caroline Gabrielle Phipps (2025-)
* Lord Albert Lewis Phipps (2026-)
* Lord Alexander Charles Phipps-Grey (2029-)

## People connected to Phipps family

### People from Eccleston village

* Sarah Mccarthy
* Oliver Mccarthy
* Alfie
* Priest

###
Episode 201

**Episode 201** is the first episode of Season 2 of *Jay's Magic Hour*. It was the first Quarterfinal episode of the season. Two contestants moved into the Final, two into the Semifinal, and seven were eliminated. The episode came after Episode 107 and is followed by Episode 202.

## Results

### Judges' Choice

As the two top vote getters in this episode, Xavier and Shin are through straight to the Top 12. Steven finished in third, so he'll be competing in the season's only Semifinal later on. The judges then had to vote between Mike and Simon for that second spot in the Semifinal, with the loser going home. This process continued in the other Quarterfinals.
Happy Birthday, Molly

"**Happy Birthday, Molly**" is the eighth and final episode of the first season of the *Molly of Denali Podcast*.

It premiered on July 11, 2019.

## Synopsis

Molly returns home for the grand re-opening of the Trading Post—and her birthday! The raven's plan for Molly and Suki is finally revealed.

## Characters

* Molly Mabray
* Suki Mabray
* Raven
* Nat Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Sven Holtman
* Layla Mabray
* Walter Mabray
Froggy of Denali

"**Froggy of Denali**" is the first segment of the twenty-fourth episode of the first season of *Molly of Denali*, and the forty-seventh episode overall.

It will premiere on PBS on May 25, 2020, before Molly Mabray and the Mystery Stones. The CBC debut was on March 14.

## Synopsis

Molly and Tooey find a frog, and Molly decides to keep it as a pet... until she realizes that frogs are more high maintenance than she thought.

## Characters

* Molly Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Layla Mabray
* Nehtan Kon

## Trivia

* The title is a pun on the show’s title
Higginbottom

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Jaclyn

**Jaclyn** (or **Heidi**) is the secondary antagonist in *Igor*. She is Dr. Schadenfreude's vain girlfriend who has the power to change herself into any of the mad scientists' girlfriends in order to seduce them into giving her and her boyfriend the secrets of their machines by eating some magic vitamins. She also assists in helping Dr. Schadenfraude's attempt to win the science fair.

She was voiced by Jennifer Coolidge

## Role

Jaclyn first appears as a stage girl to her boyfriend's show, then hearing Dr. Schadenfreude complain about his lack of winning every year. She gets into a brief argument (which involves them slapping Dr. Schadenfreude's hunchback) before they make up and Jaclyn slips into one of her pills to change into Dr. Glickenstein's girlfriend named Heidi, whom his Igor (and the main protagonist of the movie) has a crush on, unaware that she is just faking it. She later appears when she and Dr. Schadenfreude finds out that Igor had created the monster which is supposed to resemble life which she calls herself Eva. They chase the trio down the road, but fails. Jaclyn under Dr. Schadenfreude's commands turns into Heidi again, this time to give him the card that teleports him to Schadenfreude's place. She gets frightened by Eva, but she then lies to Eva because she knows of Igor's feelings for her. She goes back and Dr. Schadenfreude kisses her before she eats a pill, turning her back into Jaclyn. Jaclyn gets so frustrated that she has to seduce every other mad scientists' girlfriend year after year to help him win and she tells him about Eva's desire to be an actress. She then turns into Heidi to seduce Igor to break Eva's heart to turn her evil and join Dr. Schadenfreude. Igor rejects "Heidi" for Eva before revealing herself to Igor. She joins in with Dr. Schadenfreude takes over the throne briefly. After Malaria is free from the evil storm clouds again, she is last seen about to get the rest of her pills, but she finds out that she ran out of them, she transforms into a female hunchback.

## Physical Appearance

Jaclyn is a beautiful wife with fair skin, white hair, green eyes, red lips, a purple bowler hat, teal eye shadow, a light blue bow tie, a short black dress with purple sleeves, a short skirt, purple leggings and a veil on the bottom and boots. As Heidi, Dr. Glickenstien's girlfriend, she has red hair in pigtails, a Swedish accent and a Swedish dress that is purple and green. When she ran out of the pills, she is transformed into her true form a female hunchback with Heidi's pigtails.

## Personality

Jaclyn is conniving and vain in nature. Despite her pomposity, she is shown to be in love with Dr. Schadenfreude. But in the end, she (as Heidi) turned out to be a good character.
Hus-keys

"**Hus-Keys**" is the second segment of the twenty-first episode of the first season of *Molly of Denali*, and the forty-second episode overall.

It debuted during January 2020 on CBC Kids as well as its CBC Gem service.

It premiered on February 12, 2020 alongside "Winter Champions".

## Synopsis

After hearing that her Great-Aunt Merna keeps misplacing her keys, Molly decides to create a tutorial video to help Merna train her dog to find them for her. Molly and Tooey cast Suki in the leading roll, but when Molly's furry friend's performance is comically bad, she turns to clever editing to make her training video effective.

## Characters

* Molly Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Kenji Ookami
* Suki Mabray
* Auntie Merna
* Walter Mabray (cameo)

## Trivia

* *Best Beasts Ever! And Where To Find Them* is a parody of *Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them*.
* The edited video is stylized like a silent film at certain points.
* In this episode, Merna gets a new dog.
* This is a first time where Kenji wears a black jacket.
Auntie Ruth

## Ruth James

**Auntie Ruth** is the aunt of Molly Mabray and the mother of Molly's cousin Randall.

She first appears in Canoe Journey (and later appears in Molly Mabray and the Mystery Stones) and is voiced by Tiffany Ayalik

She is the sister of Layla Mabray, assuming the information given in the PBS Kids game "The Big Gathering" is accurate and her surname is James. Alternately, if the website game is inaccurate, Randall's dad might be Layla's brother, which would make Ruth her sister-in-law.

Ruth is very good at preparing soapberries, though she admits she's not as good as Aunt Merna.

Dogs:Anka • Tukoni • Skippy • Jax • Luka • Laika • Rascal • Kiwi • Kobi • Atsoo • Sasha • Cali • Balto • Dolt'ol • Brownie • Thor • Lord Pinklefloss • Snoozle • Chinook • Four Spots • Kih Dhidii • Arluk • Esnu
Crane Song (book)

***Crane Song*** is a book based on the *Molly of Denali* episode of the same name. It was published on January 7, 2020, alongside *Molly's Awesome Alaska Guide*.

## Product description

In *Crane Song*, Molly can’t wait to help her scientist friends study baby cranes. They head out into the wilderness to put bands on the baby cranes’ legs, so they can keep track of where the cranes go. But every time they get close, the baby cranes get scared away. Molly makes an emergency call to Grandpa Nat to come up with a solution!
Jack Williams

**Jack Williams** (also called **Uncle Jack** by Molly, and credited as **Uncle Jack;** no relation to Connie Williams) is Molly Mabray’s great-uncle and a supporting character. He makes his first appearance in Tale of the Totem, where it's revealed he's married to Merna. He lives in Sitka.

## Personality

Jack is an active member of his Tlingit community as a tribal elder. As a young man, he participated in a canoe trip to Juneau, during which he discovered a shortcut that took half a day's journey off of the trip. He is an artist, designing and reconstructing totem poles. He is also a skilled storyteller and loves to act out the characters in his and other people's stories. His personality stands in contrast to Merna's; while Merna is very reserved and serious, Jack is more outgoing and playful.

Jack is fond of kids and is especially close to his grand-nephew Randall. He takes Randall on as his totem carving apprentice, and demonstrates a lot of patience with Randall's energy and occasional inattentiveness. When Randall admits to playing with and losing one of Jack's abalone shells, Jack admits he frequently plays with and loses the shells as well. Thus he's learned to keep extras.

## References

1. ↑ Ruth calls Jack 'Uncle Jack' in Canoe Journey

## See also

Dogs:Anka • Tukoni • Skippy • Jax • Luka • Laika • Rascal • Kiwi • Kobi • Atsoo • Sasha • Cali • Balto • Dolt'ol • Brownie • Thor • Lord Pinklefloss • Snoozle • Chinook • Four Spots • Kih Dhidii • Arluk • Esnu
A-Maze-ing Snow

"**A-Maze-ing Snow**" is the second segment of the second episode of the first season of *Molly of Denali*, and the fourth episode overall.

It premiered on the PBS Kids Video App on July 15, 2019, and on PBS Kids on July 17, 2019, alongside "First Fish".

## Synopsis

Trini gets lost in a maze at the community fun-raiser.

## Characters

#### Major characters

* Molly Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Trini Mumford (debut)

#### Minor characters

* Nat Mabray
* Midge
* Walter Mabray
* Daniel Mumford
* Oscar
* Layla Mabray
* Mr. Patak
* Nina
* Suki

## Trivia

* The scene where Trini (and later Tooey) gets lost in the snow maze is a reference to The Shining (the scene where Danny gets chased in the snow maze by his dad Jack and the dad freezing to death in the maze.
Big Sulky

Episode
**Gallery**
**Script**

debuted 9 May 2020 on CBC with "Funny Face Competition"

## Synopsis

Qyah's oldest tree falls down in a storm.

## Plot

After a storm, Molly and Tooey go outside to find Qyah's oldest tree, Big Sulky, had fallen down in the storm. Coincidentally, the library needed a new display, so Molly and Tooey work together to make the new display about Big Sulky and the stories everyone had about it.

## Characters

* Molly Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Walter Mabray
* Nehtan Kon
* Daniel Mumford
* Midge
* Layla Mabray
* Mr. Patak

## Trivia

* In this episode, it is confirmed that Molly was born in 2009.

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Kiwi Ookami

**Kiwi** is a dog who lives with a pack of other dogs owned by Tooey Ookami. Kiwi is also a minor/supporting character.

## Trivia

* The dog is likely named after the fruit.

Dogs:Anka • Tukoni • Skippy • Jax • Luka • Laika • Rascal • **Kiwi** • Kobi • Atsoo • Sasha • Cali • Balto • Dolt'ol • Brownie • Thor • Lord Pinklefloss • Snoozle • Chinook • Four Spots • Kih Dhidii • Arluk • Esnu
Douglas-Hamilton Family

## Members of the Douglas-Hamilton family

* 15th Duke of Hamilton Agnus Alan Douglas-Hamilton (1945-2010)
* Duchess of Hamiton Sarah Jane (née Scott, married to Lord Angus) (? - ?)
* 16th Duke of Hamilton Viktor Douglas Douglas-Hamilton (1985-)
* Lord John William Douglas-Hamilton (1986-)
* Duchess of Hamiton Sofia Ann (née.Rutherford) (1986-)
* Marquesse od Hamilton Charles Douglas Douglas-Hamilton (2013-)
* Lord William Frederick Douglas-Hamilton (2015-)
* Lord Basil George Douglas-Hamilton (2017-)
Dream Tube

"**Dream Tube**" is the second segment of the eighth episode of the first season of *Molly of Denali*, and the sixteenth episode overall.

It premiered on the PBS Kids Video App and YouTube on July 15, 2019, and premiered on PBS Kids on July 30, 2019, alongside "Eagle Egg Hunt".

## Synopsis

Molly and friends must come up with enough money to buy a water tube at the Trading Post.

## Characters

#### Major characters

* Molly Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Trini Mumford

#### Minor characters

* Layla Mabray
* Walter Mabray
* Midge
* Female Tourist
* Nat Mabray
* Connie
By Sled or Snowshoe

Episode
**Gallery**
**Script**

"**By Sled or Snowshoe**" debuted on CBC 13 June 2020 preceding it's paired story Shortest Birthday. PBS aired them December 8th

## Synopsis

When Nina's camera breaks down while helping Grandpa Nat's team study a volcano, she asks Molly to bring her other camera and promises her the chance to see an erupting volcano in return.

## Characters

* Molly Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Nehtan Kon
* Suki Mabray
* Layla Mabray
* Luka Ookami
* Nina

## Etymology

The title is a lyric from the opening song.

## Trivia

* It's a remake of the missing Pilot episode.
Ice Sculpture

"**Ice Sculpture**" is the first segment of the eighteenth episode of the first season of *Molly of Denali*, and the thirty-fifth episode overall.

It premiered on October 11, 2019 alongside "Tale of the Totem".

## Synopsis

Molly organizes an ice-sculpting competition in Qyah.

## Plot

When Auntie Midge informs Molly that her Mom was once an accomplished ice sculptor, Molly decides to organize an ice-sculpting competition in Qyah. But when rising temperatures threaten to melt the ice, Molly must come up with a clever solution to save the contest.

## Characters

* Molly Mabray
* Auntie Midge
* Layla Mabray
* Connie Williams
* Tooey Ookami
* Trini Mumford
* Mr. Rowley
* Mr. Patak
* Walter Mabray
* Daniel Mumford
* Kenji Ookami
* Maurice
* Barb
* Renate Marsh
* Oscar Marsh

## Trivia

* This and Tale of the Totem were accidentally leaked online on October 8, 2019, instead of Mollyball and Visit Qyah. The error was fixed shortly after.
Dr. Begaye

**Dr. Begaye** (voiced by Reneltta Arluk) is a veterinarian and wildlife rehabber who was first introduced in Puppy Palooza. She travels to rural communities and does regular checkups for large and small animals. She is kept extremely busy and often barely has time to make it through all of her appointments in one town before she has to move onto another.

Molly befriends Dr. Begaye by offering to help record her consultations with each pet and owner. Dr. Begaye shows Molly how to write down and organize the diagnosis and treatment for each pet. To reward Molly for her help, Dr. Begaye agrees to stay a few minutes longer to inspect Tooey's dog Cali, and informs Tooey that Cali is pregnant.

In "Butterflies and Bunny Babies," Molly calls Dr. Begaye for advice on how to help a nest of snowshoe hare leverets, one of which Suki pulled out of its nest. Dr. Begaye informs her that it's acceptable to put the leveret back in the nest, since it was disturbed by a pet, and that touching the baby won't make the mother abandon it.

Dr. Begaye returns to Qyah in "Wise Raven and Old Crow" to help Bonky the moose calf, who was abandoned by his mother. She takes Bonky to a wildlife rehab center.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8651594/characters/nm5476907

https://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/tv-shows/Molly-of-Denali/Dr-Begaye/
Catherine Kidelee

*You may looking for Catherine from the Molly of Denali Podcast.*

**Catherine Kidelee** (aka **Shitsuu Catherine** to Molly, and **Niitsuu** to Layla) is Molly's deceased maternal grandmother in *Molly of Denali*. She passed away when Molly was three. She first appeared in the special Wise Raven and Old Crow, where Molly and her family travel to a ceremony held in her honor in a Gwich'in village. Prior to that, she was mentioned in two of the Big Gathering shorts.

## Appearance

Catherine, as seen in flashbacks and Molly's dreams, is an elderly Athabascan lady with gray hair. She wears glasses, a yellow dress, and a burgundy sweater with flowers embroidered on it.

## Personality

She knew how to tan hides and taught both Nat and Molly how to do it. She was a midwife who delivered babies. She is described by her surviving relatives as very kind and helpful, and is remembered with great fondness.

She was a good cook who taught Layla how to substitute missing ingredients. She passed her cookbook on to Layla.

Before her passing, Catherine made Molly a pair of beaded slippers for her to grow into. She left them with her sister Merna until Molly was old enough to receive them. She also left her tanning tools with her other sister Cecelia, to be given to Molly at the right time as well.

## Relationships

She was the wife of Nat, the sister of Merna Williams and Cecelia, the mother of Layla and mother-in-law of Walter. She is Molly and Randall's grandmother, and is known to have helped Lalya deliver Molly.

## Trivia

* In "Wise Raven and Old Crow," she gets a birthing center named after her called The Catherine Kidelee Birthing Center.
* She is part of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation and grew up in Old Crow, Yukon.
* She helped deliver lots of babies, including Molly.

## References

1. ↑ Layla refers to Catherine as her mother by calling her Nitsuu, which means mother this online clip
2. ↑ https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story\_fbid=1354919945239269&id=100027452456310

Dogs:Anka • Tukoni • Skippy • Jax • Luka • Laika • Rascal • Kiwi • Kobi • Atsoo • Sasha • Cali • Balto • Dolt'ol • Brownie • Thor • Lord Pinklefloss • Snoozle • Chinook • Four Spots • Kih Dhidii • Arluk • Esnu
Brazilian Colombians

**Brazilian Colombians** (Portuguese: *Brasileiro-colombianos*, Spanish: *Brasileño-colombianos*) are Colombians who were born in Brazil or Colombian-born people of Brazilian descent. The 2014 Brazilian census estimated 17,000 Brazilians live in Colombia.

## History

Brazilian emigrants to Colombia arrived in 1950s and the 60's. then later came as refuges and other professions who needed to teach Colombian schools. Currently, the community of Brazilians can be found in some cities like Barranquilla, Bogota, and Cartagena.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Apêndice: Número e distribuição dos brasileiros no mundo" (in Portuguese). Ministério das Relações Exteriores. http://www.brasileirosnomundo.itamaraty.gov.br/a-comunidade/estimativas-populacionais-das-comunidades/Estimativas%20RCN%202015%20-%20Atualizado.pdf. Retrieved March 6, 2014.
Fire, Food, & Family

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"**Fire, Food, & Family**" is an episode of Season 3 of Molly of Denali.

It aired on PBS Kids on January 18, 2023.

## Trivia

* This episode marks the second appearance of the Mumford's chickens after Trini's Super Coop
* This episode marks the third appearance of Molly in her swimsuit, after "Hot Springs Eternal" and "Sea Lion Crooks and Halibut Hooks".

## Gallery

* TBA
Fortune Cookie Bottle

### Team

Bottle For BFDI: San Diego PardesBottle For BFDIA: Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

IDFB For Bottle: Dead End

### Place

Bottle For BFDI (Discord Camp): 5thBottle For BFDIA: 23rd

IDFB For Bottle: 2nd

### User

Gmo666

**Fortune Cookie Bottle** is a male contestant in all four seasons and a co-judge in Bottle For BFDIA after his elimination.

## Personality

A happy-go-lucky guy that likes having a partner, as shown when he completes challenges with Rubix Cube and Duct Tape. He's filled with creative ideas, some of which may go too far, but he's optimistic even if things go wrong.

He actually has autophobia, a fear of being alone.
Beaver

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* Beaver, Alaska
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Explore with Molly

**Explore with Molly** is a game from the series Molly of Denali that is available to play on the PBSKIDS website.

## Plot

In this game, play as Molly as you explore Qyah. Play tons of mini games with her and her friends and family. Go fishing, dog sledding, playing beading and shopping at the Trading Post, and more.

## Characters appearing in the game

* Molly Mabray (main; playable)
* Tooey Ookami (main; playable in one of the mini-games)
* Trini Mumford (main; playable in one of the mini-games)
* Layla Mabray (minor)
* Walter Mabray (minor)
* Nat Mabray (minor)
* Auntie Midge (minor)
* Daniel Mumford (minor)
* Suki (minor)

## External Links

* You can play the game by clicking here.
Art From the Heart

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"**Art From the Heart**" is an episode of Season 3 of Molly of Denali.

It will be aired on PBS Kids on January 16, 2023.

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to air in 2023
* This the first episode that Molly Mabray was angry
* The Asker segment was filmed during the COVID-19 pandemic, as the people in the segment are shown wearing masks
Denali, Alaska

Layla's plane flying past Denali's northern side

**Denali** (/dəˈnɑːli/; also known as **Mount McKinley**, its former official name) is the highest mountain peak in North America, with a summit elevation of 20,310 feet (6,190 m) above sea level. It is the tallest mountain in the world from base-to-peak on land, measuring 18,000 ft (5,500 m), and Earth's highest mountain north of 43°N. With a topographic prominence of 20,194 feet (6,155 m) and a topographic isolation of 4,621.1 miles (7,436.9 km), Denali is the third most prominent and third-most isolated peak on Earth, after Mount Everest and Aconcagua. Located in the Alaska Range in the interior of the U.S. state of Alaska, Denali is the centerpiece of Denali National Park and Preserve.

It is also the centerpiece of *Molly of Denali*, even though the show does not take place in the park.

## Location

Denali is located south of Qyah. The Kantishna River, which flows past Qyah, originates in Denali National Park. Denali is visible from most parts of town and the area around it; particularly Lake Qyah. Grandpa Nat likes to spend many evenings facing south and talking to Denali, which he refers to as "the Great One."

## History

Denali lies in Koyukon country, and its name means "the tall one" in Koyukon. Other Alaska Native nations have historically given it the same name (or the very similar "big mountain") in their own languages, resulting in many variations on the spelling and pronunciation of "Denali" in languages closely related to Koyukon. Its English name, Mount McKinley, was given to it by a gold prospector who wanted to honor then-presidential candidate William McKinley. Denali and McKinley were regarded as interchangeable names for nearly a century, before McKinley finally fell out of favor almost entirely, and the US government made Denali the more official name in 2015.

There were multiple attempts to summit Denali in the early 20th century. The first verified successful summit expedition was completed on June 7, 1913 by the Stuck-Karstens expedition, whose guide Walter Harper became the first person to ever reach the summit.

In Molly and the Great One, Nat climbs Denali along with Walter Mabray (who was named after Harper), Mac McFadden and Andie. The expedition is Molly's idea, as Nat had previously attempted the summit when he was 20, but was prevented from reaching it by bad weather.

## Trivia

* Denali is so big that it makes its own weather.
* It takes around two weeks to reach the summit when starting at base camp.
* The youngest person to summit Denali was 11 years old.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denali
2. ↑ https://gearjunkie.com/adventure/11-year-old-climbs-denali
Cloudberries

**Cloudberries** are a type of aggregate fruit, or a fruit made of a cluster of seeds surrounded by fleshy bits. They are related to raspberries. They appear in Picking Cloudberries, when Molly, Trini and Nina go out looking for them to bake a pie for Layla. **Cloudberry pie** is Layla's favorite dessert.
Henry

**Henry** is the Tribal Chief of Nenana, and a minor character of Molly of Denali. He appears in the episode Welcome Home Balto.

## Appearance

Dogs:Anka • Tukoni • Skippy • Jax • Luka • Laika • Rascal • Kiwi • Kobi • Atsoo • Sasha • Cali • Balto • Dolt'ol • Brownie • Thor • Lord Pinklefloss • Snoozle • Chinook • Four Spots • Kih Dhidii • Arluk • Esnu
First Fish

"**First Fish**" is the first segment of the second episode of the first season of *Molly of Denali,* and the third episode overall.

It premiered on the PBS Kids Video App on July 15, 2019, and on PBS Kids on July 17, 2019, alongside "A-maze-ing Snow".

## Synopsis

Molly can't wait to catch her first fish, but the only thing she catches is Tooey's missing boot.

## Characters

#### Major characters

* Molly Mabray
* Layla Mabray
* Walter Mabray
* Nat (debut)

#### Minor characters

* Tooey Ookami
* Kenji Ookami (debut)
* Midge (debut)
* Mr. Patak (debut)
* Nina (debut)

## Trivia

* During this episode, flashbacks are shown of how Nat (as a boy) and Layla (as a girl) caught their first fishes.
	+ This marks the first time Molly’s grandfather, Nat, is seen as a child in flashbacks. The second time was in "Grandpa's Drum".
Berry Itchy Day (book)

***Berry Itchy Day*** is a book based on the *Molly of Denali* episode of the same name. It is scheduled to be published on June 2, 2020, alongside *Tubing Rocks!*.

## Product description

In *Berry Itchy Day*, Tooey watches the Trading Post while Molly and her family go berry picking—but their fun is cut short by a swarm of pesky mosquitoes. If only Molly hadn’t left the bug spray behind! A book in the Trading Post has a recipe for repellent made from wild plants. Can Tooey find it before Molly and her family get all bitten up?
Askers

“"Mahsi'choo! Thanks for asking, and see you next time!"

-Molly

**Askers** refers to a series of people who wrote into the show (presumably children) who Molly mentions by first name and location ("x from y asks…") and have their letter read during the Ask Molly segment at the start of each episode's interstitial, before cutting to a live video.

This takes place once per episode, after the first story and prior to the second one. Usually it pertains to the events of the first story, so the 2nd stories usually don't have an "Ask Molly" segment related to it.

After the live segment ends, it cuts back to Molly who says "Mahsi'choo! Thanks for asking, and see you next time!"

Very limited info is available on them so info should be consolidated on a single page.

## Examples

Examples include but are not limited to:

* Caitlin from Kentucky, between Operation Sleepover and Beneath the Surface
* Natia from American Samoa, between Molly's Valentine's Day Disaster and Porcupine Slippers who asks "How to Make a Necklace" specifically "Can you show me how to make a beaded necklace?"
* Reina from Ohio between Picking Cloudberries and Puzzled asks "what kind of berries grow in Alaska?"

See full list here
Karla Rachelle

**Karla Rachelle** is an elderly woman who was interviewed by Nat for a book he was working on.

Molly watches the interview in Gold Strike Out.

She talks about being a little girl when gold panners came to Qyah.

She describes living on land near Liq'a K'etnu and says gold panners forced her and her family to leave.

She also mentions a shortage of salmon caused by the gold-panning caused her family to get sick.
Dorothea Gillim

**Dorothea Gillim** is the creator and executive producer of the PBS Kids show, *Molly of Denali*. She has also worked on other PBS Kids shows, including WordGirl, as the creator, writer, executive producer, and co-developer, Curious George, as the executive producer, and Pinkalicious & Peterrific, as the executive producer and voice director.
General store

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* Juneau general store
* Qyah general store
Bird in Hand

"**Bird in Hand**" (also known as "**Bird in the Hand**") is the first segment of the third episode of the first season of *Molly of Denali*, and the fifth episode overall.

It premiered on the PBS Kids Video App on July 15, 2019, and on PBS Kids on July 18, 2019 alongside "Bye-Bye Birdie".

## Synopsis

Molly and Tooey think they've discovered a ghost, until they realize it's a bird stuck in a dryer vent.

## Characters

* Molly Mabray
* Tooey Ookami
* Walter Mabray
* Suki Mabray
* Mr. Patak
Atka

**Atka Island** is an island in the Aleutian Islands in western Alaska. It is home to the Unangax people, including Layla's friend Tatiana and her daughter Nadia.

## History

Atka is a real life location and has a difficult history. During World War II, the people were evacuated from their island for fear of Japanese invasion, and their town was burned to discourage the Japanese from taking the island. As a result, they lost nearly everything associated with their culture, including their dances and dress regalia. They were able to reconstruct many of their dances using their oral traditions in combination with journals left by Russian explorers and colonists. For this reason, the traditional dances have become especially precious to the people of Atka.

Atka is volcanic in origin, and its beaches have black sand as a result. Seals can be seen in the waters around the island. Because Atka is a volcano, Nat and his team are interested in the area, and there's a shack set up on the island that contains a seismograph that has been operational for decades.

Layla, Molly and Nat visit Atka in the episode Seal Dance. While there, Molly befriends Nadia and helps her work out a part of the seal dance she's having trouble with. Nadia also shows Molly around and takes her to a small museum and library to tell her the history of Atka.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.alaskan-natives.com/663/native-village-atka/
Gold Strike Out

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**Gold Strike Out** (listed in TV guides as **Gold Strikeout**) is an episode of Season 3 of Molly of Denali.

It will be aired on PBS Kids on January 16, 2023.

Dewey Kk'oleyo Hoffman was credited as "story advisor".

## Trivia

* **Moral**: Everything we do makes a difference to those around us.
* This is the 2nd half of the first episode to premiere in 2023.

## Gallery

Nat tells Tooey about forced relocation by pannersKarla relates how her people starvedMolly mentions not knowing this was done to her people
Elizabeth Higginbottom

**Elizabeth Higginbottom** is a resident of Healy, Alaska who Kenji Ookami finds while searching for a relation to Ebeneezer Higginbottom in the episode Puzzled.

## Etymology

**Ms. Elizabeth Higginbottom** is how Tooey Ookami addresses her when they meet. This implies she is not married.

**ELIZABETH** says her father made the birdhouse which impressed them upon their arrival. She says "he called himself a carpenter but really he was an artist".

**Betsy** is what she reveals to be her nickname. She says nobody calls her Elizabeth, even though Tooey JUST did.

* Randall has named a boat "Betsy" by the time of Sea Lion Crooks and Halibut Hooks

**Mrs. Higginbottom** is how Molly addresses her later, implying she is married. This is somewhat confusing considering Tooey's earlier use of a different title.

## History

She explains (and is shown in a flashback) about how she found a Japanese glass fishing float in the water, and took it home. Her younger brother Teddy fancied it, so she hid it in the puzzle box. She later hid the box itself in the floorboards as Teddy figured out how to open it.

## Gallery

Ms.Mrs.cast list in end credits shows Miller voiced her
## Trivia

* the star of the 2008 cartoon "The Mighty B!" has a similar name: "Bessie Higgenbottom".
	+ the surnames are spelled differently in the first portion: Bessie's is "Higgen" with an E, while Betsy's is "Higgin" with no E.
	+ Betsy and Bessie are common nicknames for Elizabeth, though that is NOT the case for this Bessie, who actually has Bessie written on her birth certificate

Dogs:Anka • Tukoni • Skippy • Jax • Luka • Laika • Rascal • Kiwi • Kobi • Atsoo • Sasha • Cali • Balto • Dolt'ol • Brownie • Thor • Lord Pinklefloss • Snoozle • Chinook • Four Spots • Kih Dhidii • Arluk • Esnu
Ebeneezer Higginbottom

**Ebeneezer Higginbottom** is a name that appears in the Register book that Daniel Mumford provides to Tooey Ookami in Puzzled.

He is listed as the occupant of Tooey's house prior to the Coopers.

While Daniel is not able to find him, he is able to find Elizabeth with the same surname in Healy.

## Trivia

* closed captions mispell his name "Ebenezer" despite the double-E being visible on-screen as Daniel says it.
Anka Ookami

## Anka

**Anka** is a female dog, one of the many that is owned by Tooey Ookami. She is a minor/supporting character.

## Appearances

* Little Dog Lost
* Welcome Home Balto

## Gallery

Dogs:**Anka** • Tukoni • Skippy • Jax • Luka • Laika • Rascal • Kiwi • Kobi • Atsoo • Sasha • Cali • Balto • Dolt'ol • Brownie • Thor • Lord Pinklefloss • Snoozle • Chinook • Four Spots • Kih Dhidii • Arluk • Esnu