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Ring Toss

**Ring Toss** is the eighteenth episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the forty-fourth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy accidentally throws away Stella's diamond wedding ring while pretending to be a princess, and Lance and Russell want to cash it in for money.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Stella Stickler
* Lance
* Russell
* Frank

### Minor

* Stanley Stickler
* Principal Coffin
* Dill (voice only; no actual appearance)

## Trivia

* This is the only episode where Dill doesn't appear in but his voice was heard.
* Lance's villain alter ego may be similar to Lord Boxman from *OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes* even though it didn't exist until 2017.
	+ Loosely from mentioned reference, it also may resemble Dr. N. Gin's lab coat from Crash Bandicoot.

## Gallery

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Do the Hooky Pokey

**Do the Hooky Pokey** is the tenth episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the thirty-sixth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy and Bradley skip school then eventually driven back for their own fear of trouble.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Lance
* Russell

### Minor

* Mr. Lederhosen
* Ms. Mobley
* Stella Stickler
* Stanley Stickler
* Principal Coffin

## Trivia

* The episode title is a reference of the childhood nursery rhyme "hokey pokey". But the episode plot had nothing to do with the "hokey pokey" though. As the plot more likely focuses on playing hooky meaning to skip school.
* Mr. Lederhosen, Stella, Stanley, William, Melody, and Dill have no lines in this episode.
Ashley (disambiguation)

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

* Ashley Taylor, Stacy Stickler's voice actress
* Ashley Brown, Bradley's voice actor
* Ashley
Lance

**Lance** is one of the main antagonists of Stickin' Around alongside his cohort, Russell. He is voiced by Andrew Craig.

## Appearance

Lance is a white, mildly tanned boy with three strands of brown hair, a round head, and three freckles on his scalp. (implying an undercut or a buzzcut.)
He wears a dark-green shirt, dark black pants, and dark green sneakers with lighter green soles.

## Personality

At first glance, Lance seems like the typical bully: rude, insolent, and dismissive.
He goes out of his way to harass, make fun of, and all around hassle the other Latchkey Garden kids, with "Scradley" in particular being his favourite target. From giving him wedgies and poundings, to always goading him on into confrontation or petty squabbles, Lance seems to enjoy causing problems for him in particular compared to the other kids. He sees Stacy as a rival, and brushes off the concern of his younger half-sister, Polly at every chance he gets. All and all, Lance strives to come off as a domineering, solitary and all-around intimidating person.

However, beneath his prickly exterior, he's been described as a good kid with a soft heart who does know right from wrong- it's just that he's got an image to maintain.
He puts great value in his friendship with Russell, from praising him for his massive stinkbomb in Report Card of Doom, to being worried about him when he reacted badly to seeing a movie of germs being killed in Scared Stupid, showing that he isn't an inherently cruel person, just a deeply guarded one.

The other Latchkey Garden kids seem to be aware of this as well, eventually tolerating the duo as a part of their friend-group later into the series' run as weird, but ultimately harmless annoyances.

## Trivia

* Though alluded to in the show proper, his official character bio is very explicit about his rough home life; his birth father abandoned him right after he was born, and his step-father chose to care more about Polly than him.
* Oddly enough, he's implied to at least respect his mother, considering that Polly has successfully blackmailed him into compliance by threatening to tattle on him about his behaviour.
* In the original CBS Shorts and earlier promotional material made before the full series' release, Lance wore a white shirt, blue pants, and green sneakers.
* He's revealed to have *had* a pet fly named Rusty in the episode, Hippity Hop to the Top.
* Lance is implied to care more about Bradley than he lets on, with episodes such as Voice of Doom or Adios, Goodbye, Sayonara Bradley stating that his continued wedgieing and pounding of him are, in his eyes, his clumsy attempts at trying to befriend and bond with him.
* He enjoys playing baseball, nearly besting the other kids at it in The Amazing Rubber Guy and eventually managing to make the team with Russell thanks to Polly's tutoring in the episode, What's the Scoop?

## References

1. ↑ archived on YTV's official website.[1]
2. ↑  From the Chicago Tribune article, LIFELINES, Retrieved December 1st, 2020.[2]
3. ↑  From Lance's official character bio, archived on YTV's website.[3]
Airing history

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Pepperoni

**Pepperoni** is a recurring character in Stickin' Around.

## Bio

He is Polly's lifeless dead dog that he's usually seen on a leash and carried by Polly. It is indicated that Pepperoni might have been run over by a vehicle because he has a very visible tire mark on his body. Polly refuses to believe that Pepperoni is dead and treats him if he was still alive.

He has yellow fur.

## Trivia

* Pepperoni's name is a kind of pizza topping, which is kind of suitable for a dog who was run over, because roadkill is sometimes called "road pizza".
It's My Parties

**It's My Parties** is the ninth episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the thirty-fifth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy finds herself in the middle of a war when Stella and Stanley are each throwing simultaneous birthday parties for her.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Stanley Stickler
* Stella Stickler
* Frank
* Dill
* Polly
* Melody

## Trivia

* The PTV channel is obvious reference to PBS, while the name is a reference to the block from 1993 to PBS Kids's rebrand launch date in 1999.
Minor characters

## Named

### Auntie June

**Auntie June** is a one time character from the episode "The Mucus Touch". She is an assumed aunt of an unknown person, it is unknown if Bradley has any family relation with her as it was never shown in the series.

### Mrs. Lewis

**Mrs. Lewis** is a one time character from Stickin' Around who only appeared in "Beware the Lunchwad".

### Scooter's kids

**Scooter's kids** are one scene characters that were created after Scooter did his trick when it reveals that Scooter is pregnant.
Saturday Afternoon Fever

**Saturday Afternoon Fever** is is the sixteenth episode of the third season of *Stickin' Around*. It is also the sixty-eighth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy and Bradley lose all sense of decorum in their quest for the most elusive of all collectible action figures: Arm Sling Andy.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Dill
* Polly

### Minor

* Frank
* Principal Coffin
* Melody
* Mr. Doddler
* Lance
* Russell

## Gallery

*Click here to view*
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The Good, the Bad, and the Bradley

**The Good, the Bad, and the Bradley** is the ninth episode of the first season of Stickin' Around. It is also ninth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Bradley becomes the new hall monitor, but it goes way too much in his head.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Ms. Mobley
* Principal Coffin

### Minor

* Frank
* Polly
* Dill
* Lance
* Russell
* William
* Melody

## Trivia

* While Ms. Mobley is speaking gibberish there could be a possible mentioned of Binyah Binyah from the 90's Nick Jr. series *Gullah Gullah Island*.
Bad News

**Bad News** is is the eighth episode of the third season of *Stickin' Around*. It is also the sixtieth episode overall.

## Characters

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Frank
* Lance
* Russell
* Polly
* Dill

### Minor

* William
* Melody
* Mrs. Salazar

### Alien only (no actual appearance)

* Stanley Stickler
* Mr. Lederhosen
* Stella Stickler
* Mr. Doddler

## Gallery

*Click here to view*
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Hit the Showers

**Hit the Showers** is the eighteenth episode of the first season of Stickin' Around. It is also eighteenth episode overall.

## Synopsis

As if gym class wasn't bad enough, Bradley and Stacy also have to suffer through the ever-gross school shower.

## Characters

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Dill
* Lance
* Russell
* Mr. Lederhosen
* Ashley

## Trivia

* In Qubo airings, this episode, along with Lassie Go Home are the only episodes to be rated TV-PG instead of TV-Y7.
Hold It!

**Hold It!** is the third episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the twenty-ninth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Bradley drinks six cans of Mr. Fizzy and desperately searches for a bathroom to pee in.

## Plot

The episode starts with Bradley asking Stacy about what day it is. Stacy said that it was Saturday, but it was allowance day. Bradley was gonna buy a whole carton of Mr. Fizzy. At the park, while Bradley drinks Mr. Fizzy, Stacy was searching for leaves for a science project. In their imagination, Stacy finds a leaf, but that was allegedly burped by Bradley. They then go to Venus to find a Venus flytrap's leaf for the project. When Bradley goes to the boys' planet, they see Lance and Russell, imagined as aliens from Uranus. In Bradley's bladder, a boy was controlling how much Mr. Fizzy has he drank. While Lance and Russell were squirting Bradley, they fall down a hill and hit a tree with bees. The boy was heard Bradley laughing and still controlling the water. Bradley then has to urinate, but the porta-potty was closed for repairs, Stacy told Bradley to go on the tree, Bradley is scared because they will see him. So he goes home and he imagines himself in his TNT Truck. Stacy shows him a shortcut. but the hill was bumpy and falls into Stacy's Wet and Wild Water Adventure. They took imaginative trips to the car wash, the Amazon river, the Great Barrier Reef, Old Faithful, and Niagara Falls. Bradley stops at a Mr. Quickie mart, but the bathroom was for paying customers only. With Stacy only having 25 cents, Bradley gets kicked out. Back at the Stickler house, the toilet was still broken, and Stanley could not find the key. While Lance and Russell where running and are about to fall into the pool, Polly told them that they were not killer bees and that they were houseflies. Lance and Russell get splashed in the pool, causing Bradley to laugh, The pipes and water starts to blow up, and Bradley wets his pants. Mr. Stickler then gives an embarrassed Bradley the keys to the laundry room.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Frank

### Minor

* Lance
* Russell
* Stanley Stickler
* Stella Stickler
* Mr. Doddler
* Polly
It's Gone Baby, Wheel Gone

**It's Gone Baby, Wheel Gone** (Some listings air it as **It's Gone Man, Wheel Gone**) is the fourth episode of the third season of Stickin' Around. It is also the fifty-sixth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Bradley loses his bike. So he and Stacy try to find it.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Dill
* Lance
* Russell

### Minor

* Polly
* Stanley Stickler
Stacy Stickler

**Stacy Stickler** is the main protagonist of *Stickin' Around*. She is voiced by Ashley Taylor.

## Biography

Stacy is an 8-year-old girl who is quiet but grumpy. She is also friends with Bradley along with Dill, Polly, and Melody. She also loves imagining many certain things with Bradley and sometimes her other friends appear in their imaginations. She sometimes helps Bradley with his weird ideas, even if she doesn't get along with him. Her father is Stanley Stickler who never knows how to correctly fix things, and her mother is Stella Stickler who loves fashion and does not like her daughter and Bradley's imaginations, despite this she cares for her daughter. She also has a pet wiener dog named Frank who is mostly bloated and is not going on a diet, save for the episode Jumbo Frank. She often says "For your big-fat information" and "Real mature, Bradley". For some reasons, she serves as the voice of reason for Bradley's silliness and recklessness.

## Appearance

She has apricot-white skin with long and spiky black hair, and she wears a orange dress, pink shoes and yellow socks.

## Personality

Despite her being Bradley's best friend, she usually get angry and annoyed at Bradley for his jokes, mostly his "Uranus" ones. She is usually bossy and has a mind of her own but she really means well.

## Trivia

* In 1994, two years before the show aired. Stacy wore an slightly dark orange dress, and yellow shoes matching her socks.
* In "Owed to a Tree", It's revealed that she has green eyes. These are seen when she is crying about the tree.
* She might be tomboyish since she is interested in western movies. She is also interested in football and she likes watching scary things.
* Stacy, along with Bradley are the only characters to appear in every episode.

See! Stacy has green eyes!
Aaand Action!

**Aaand Action!** is the first episode of the first season of Stickin' Around. It is also the season 1 premiere, the series premiere, and first episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy and Bradley decided to make a movie for Uncle Saggy's Really Really Bad Home Videos Show, which results in chaos when they, Polly, Lance and Russell get inexplicably lost downtown.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler (debut)
* Bradley (debut)
* Polly (debut)
* Lance (debut)
* Russell (debut)
* Frank (debut)
* Pepperoni (debut)

## Trivia

* Uncle Saggy's Really Really Bad Home Videos Show is meant to be a parody of *America's Funniest Home Videos*.
* In one scene after Bradley gets sprayed by Lance and Russell, when he gets up, there is a brief error where the laces on one of Bradley's shoes aren't shown or has disappeared.
* There was another error when Bradley and Polly are running away from Lance and Russell, there was one scene where Russell isn't visible and is replaced by another Lance.
* During a scene when Stacy walks backwards with camera doing what it does except in reverse when they where lost and the others followed it by walking backwards, there was another error where Russell and Polly were removed.
Hippity Hop to the Top

**Hippity Hop to the Top** is is the eighteenth episode of the third season of *Stickin' Around*. It is also the seventieth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Lance and Russell seek revenge on Bradley's pet frog after Bradley feeds him Lance's pet fly.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Lance
* Russell
* Ms. Mobley

### Minor

* Dill
* Polly

## Gallery

*Click here to view*
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Fox Kids

**Fox Kids** was an American children's programming block that aired on Fox from September 8, 1990 to September 7, 2002, as well as the former branding for a slate of international children's television channels. The programming block aired on Saturday mornings throughout its existence; an additional block on Monday through Friday afternoons aired until January 2002 (as such, Fox Kids is the only daytime television block ever aired by the Fox network to date).
Depending on the show, the programming block was aimed at young children aged 6–11, and pre-teens ages 12–14. It continued to run in repeats until September 7, 2002. At that time, Fox put the remaining Saturday morning timeslot up for bidding, with 4Kids Entertainment winning and securing the rights to program that block. Fox Kids had managed to achieve high ratings for most of its 12-year run. In 2002, Fox Kids was disolved and was replaced by Jetix, then later, it was replaced by Disney XD.
Disciplinary Action

**Disciplinary Action** is the twentieth episode of the first season of Stickin' Around. It is also twentieth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Bradley thinks Stacy was got to be interrogated about him putting whoopie cushions in Mr. Lederhosen's shoes when goes to Principal Coffin's dungeon.

## Characters

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Mr. Lederhosen
* Lance
* Russell
* Principal Coffin
* Dill
* Ashley (Cameo)
* Melody
The Great Outside

**The Great Outside** is the twenty-fifth episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the fifty-first episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy and Bradley both disagree on the definition of "roughing it".

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Dill
* Polly
* Mrs. Salazar's cousin
* Big Toe

### Minor

* Stanley Stickler
* Stella Stickler
* Lance
* Russell

## Trivia

* In one scene, there was an error where Stacy's shoes are like her regular footwear but brown, but in the next scene, she is seen wearing boots.
* This episode, along with What's the Scoop? are the only episodes where they feature a scene of Polly saying her quote "I'M NOT A BABY!".

## Gallery

*Click here to view*
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Goodbye, Adios, Sayonara Bradley

**Goodbye, Adios, Sayonara Bradley** (some listings title it **Adios, Goodbye, Sayonara Bradley**) is the twenty-fifth episode from the third season of Stickin' Around. It is also the season 3 finale and the seventy-seventh episode overall, as well as the series finale.

## Synopsis

Bradley is moving away from Latchkey Garden Apartments and even Lance and Russell get a little teary eyed.
Stickin' Around (1994 CBS Shorts)

Stickin' Around originated on **CBS' Saturday morning lineup in 1994 as a series of 1-minute vignettes,** with the majority of the shorts then being stretched out into full 11-minute episodes after being picked up by the Canadian YTV for a full series two years later in 1996.

## Development

After working on MTV's "Stick Figure Theater", Robin Steele (the show's creator) began planning on an animated TV show for children along with the Canada-based Nelvana.

## List of Confirmed Shorts

Though many of the shorts are still lost, Brianne Leary has confirmed the existence of up to 26 shorts having been produced on behalf of CBS. Of the 26, 15 have been found and reuploaded across the web to some capacity.

So far, these include:

* Night of the Living Dumpster
* Vanishing Cream
* Beware the Lunchwad / Gross Anatomy (originally part of a single short)
* Yams Away
* Didn't'cha, Mr. D?
* Bye Bye, Baby Birdie
* The Amazing Rubber Guy (Found on "Stickin' Around, A Very Hip Presentation")
* If It Ain't Fixed, Break It
* This is a Hiccup!
* Buttnocchio
* Disciplinary Action
* Science Fair
* Photo Oops
* Hold It! / The Mucus Touch (originally part of a single short)
* Temper, Temper

## References

1. ↑ Stated by Leary in the Mr TV Podcast.[1]
If It Ain't Fixed, Break It

**If It Ain't Fixed, Break It** is the thirteenth episode of the first season of Stickin' Around. It is also the thirteenth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Frank runs away from home, when Stella wants to take him to the vet to "get fixed".

## Characters

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Polly
* Frank
* Dill
* Russell
* Mr. Doddler
* Stanley Stickler
* Stella Stickler
* Mrs. Salazar

## Trivia

* This is the one of the two episodes of this scene where Russell is seen without Lance, it previously happened before in Beware the Lunchwad.
* When Russell starts appearing on Dill's globe, he says "what" in six languages, most likely due to the audience staring at him.
List of home media/Region 4 releases

*This page lists the region 4 releases, if your looking for the region 1 releases, see List of home media.*
The **list of home media** is a list of region 4 VHS tapes of the series.

## Region 4 VHS's

### 2000 releases

There was a VHS from ABC for Kids called Lassie Go Home, which consists of four episodes but howver no images were found of the VHS cover because those VHS releases are hard to find and are probably extinct.

## Region 4 DVD's

In 2006, Mra Entertainment released DVD's for the show. These DVD's were region 4 and was made in Australia. Over the years go by, this release is EXTREMELY rare to find.

## Trivia

* No known DVD's of the show were release in region 1. However fans predicted the show to be released on DVD.
* There was a Australian DVD for the show in 2006, but it is EXTREMELY rare.
The Scarlet Pimple

**The Scarlet Pimple** is the second episode of the third season of Stickin' Around. It is also the fifty-fourth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy awakens to find that she has a pimple on her face and worries that people will run away from her.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Ashley
* Dill
* Polly

### Minor

* Lance
* Russell
* Principal Coffin

## Gallery

*Click here to view*
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Stanley Stickler

**Stanley Stickler** is one of the minor characters in Stickin' Around. He is the father of Stacy and is bad at fixing things, especially a TV which was a running gag in the episode Night of the Living Dumpster. He is also terrible at cooking expect for the episodes Beware the Lunchwad and Slime a Bean.
Bar None

**Bar None** is the seventh episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the thirty-third episode overall.

## Synopsis

Selling chocolate bars for a school trip leads to an adventure in the ruthless world of big business.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Dill
* Melody
* Frank
* Ms. Mobley
* Principal Coffin
* Lance
* Russell
* Ashley

## Trivia

* This is possibly the second time where there was an error where Bradley's shoe design is the same as Lance's shoes are, the other time was in Lassie Go Home.
* Even though Stacy said to Frank that Chocolate Bars make him sick. In reality, Chocolate is poision to dogs.
Russell

**Russell** is one of the main antagonists of Stickin' Around alongside Lance. He follows him around on every single plan to bully Bradley. His stench is the reason why Stacy despises him. He is voiced by Amos Crawley

## Appearance

He has pale skin, freckles and wears a blue beanie, black shirt, blue pants and brown shoes. He is usually seen frowning, but smiles when he and Lance are bullying Bradley.

## Personality

Russell at first glance, appears to be a forlorn, dim-witted and thuggish boy, acting more as Lance's shadow than his only true friend. He gleefully accompanies Lance on his attempts to hassle the rest of the neighborhood without complaint, enjoying the havoc they can come up with together.

However, in contrast to his taller companion, Russell doesn't seem all that tied to basic morality or social conventions, what with his distinctively "Funky" smell and all. He loves gross stuff to a questionable degree, often being awed by boogers, bugs, germs, and other unconventional things. He also has a surprising amount of knowledge about traditionally feminine hobbies such as teddy bears, dolls, dresses, ballet, and embroidery, something that tends to throw Lance off when brought up in episodes such as Journey to the Center of Stacy's Closet, Doddler's List or Gross Anatomy.

It has often been suggested that Russell is a lot more perceptive and emotionally intelligent than he lets on, from attempting to reassure Lance when left alone and scared of the dark in Lights Out, to making deadpan quips on occasion. But at the end of the day, Russell to most is an enigma of a person, which at least explains his strong bond with Lance: he's among one of the few people willing to try and understand him. He is also known as saying ‘What?’ mostly when people look at him.

## Trivia

* Russell is the second shortest member of the cast before Polly, a fact made all the more interesting against him being among *the eldest* of the cast at 10 years old, alongside Lance.
* A running gag about him is that Bradley & Stacy (and pretty much everyone around him; except Lance) can always tell if he's around due to his funky odor, implying that he never bathes. It's later revealed that he always hanging out in the dumpster.
* In the episode All Washed Up, Bradley tried to beat him at his own stinky game, with Russell being the ultimate (yet smelly) victor.

## References

1. ↑ archived on YTV's official website.[1]
Do the Russell

**Do the Russell** is the second episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the twenty-eighth episode overall.

## Synopsis

The kids try to entertain themselves when a storm prevents them from having recess.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Lance
* Russell
* Dill
* Melody
* William
* Ashley
* Ms. Mobley

### Minor

* Principal Coffin
* Mr. Lederhosen (pictured only)
* Polly (probably pictured only)

## Trivia

* The episode is a parody of the famous song "Do the Hustle". Even had a parody of the song at the end of the episode.
Buttnocchio

**Buttnocchio** is the twenty-first episode of the first season of Stickin' Around. It is also twenty-first episode overall.

## Synopsis

Instead of getting muffin mix for Stella, Bradley and Stacy sneak into a movie theater. However, their butts grow every time they tell a lie.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Stella Stickler

### Minor

* Dill
* Lance
* Russell
* Polly
* Melody

## Trivia

* This episode is a reference to the fairy tale *Pinocchio*, whose nose lengthens every time he'd tell a lie, except in this episode, three butts grow.
List of references in other media

This page covers references, parodies and even mentions of *Stickin' Around* in popular culture.

## Animated television shows

### Mighty Magiswords

* In the short "No Robots For Old Men", while Vambre and Prohyas were commenting on Grup taped to Robo Piggeh, Prohyas’s mouth expands out of his head much like the characters from the show in some scenes.
* In the episode "Mushroom Menace", the title card not counting Prohyas, Vambre, Zombie Pumpkin Magisword, the two pumpkins and the title and staff text bears a resemblance to Russell.
* Noville, his slimeball, Goomer and other possible slimeballs’ glasses can possibly resemblance Bradley’s glasses.

### Three Friends and Jerry

Rumors speculated that the show was played on "The Three Friends and Jerry Show" on Fox Family Channel (now Freeform) along with Freaky Stories and The Gogs. It is currently unknown if the show or the shorts were aired.

## Commercials

### YTV

* They say Stacy's catchprase on a daily basis accoring to their Instagram, there was even a promo to a show were they say her catchphrase to another character.

## Live Action films

### Black Widow (2021)

During dinnertime, "Latchkey" kid was mentioned, which could possibly reference the hometown of the series.

## Web videos

### You've Been Trolled

In one scene showing the comments section, a user said Stacy's catchphrase.
Lights Out

**Lights Out** is the first episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the season 2 premiere, and twenty-seventh episode overall.

## Synopsis

When Stacy and Bradley discover Lance is afraid of the dark, they use this as an advantage to get back at him and Russell.

## Characters

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Lance
* Russell
* Stanley Stickler
* Shadow of Ultimate Darkness
* Stella Stickler
* Mr. Doddler
* Mrs. Salazar
* Polly
* Dill
* Pepperoni

## Trivia

* The episode reveals that Lance is afraid of the dark.
* In one scene where Lance and Russell were going bully Bradley there was an error where they had a brief scene of them in their shoes, later during the next scene they were shown in bare feet but when they were inside, Lance and Russell were seen wearing shoes with their swimsuits, which is a weird error.
Doll Day Afternoon

**Doll Day Afternoon** is the ninteenth episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the forty-fifth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Bradley's overpowering desire to own a megadestroyer action figure serves as a catalyst for him and Stacy to organize a used toy sale.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Dill
* Polly
* Lance
* Russell

### Minor

* Mr. Doddler
* Stella Stickler
* Frank

## Gallery

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Especies

A lo largo de las temporadas se han mostrado muchas especies, con 3 clasificaciones conocidas (ademas de tener ciertas sub-categorías) hasta ahora.

## Humanos (Shisnos)

Los seres humanos, tambien llamados homo sapiens o shisnos por los aliens es una especie originaria (presumiblemente) del planeta tierra, vienen del orden de los primates perteneciente a la familia de los homínidos. También son conocidos bajo la denominación genérica de ''hombres'' (aunque ese término es ambiguo), los seres humanos poseen capacidades mentales que les permiten inventar, aprender y utilizar estructuras lingüísticas complejas, lógicas, matemáticas, escritura, música, ciencia, y tecnología. Los humanos son animales sociales, capaces de concebir, transmitir y aprender conceptos totalmente abstractos. Por esto los humanos son la especie mas común asi como el foco principal en la serie, casi siempre se les ve llevando armadura, formaron parte de la ''Gran Guerra'' contra los Aliens.

### Cyborgs

Son una sub-especie de los humanos, los Cyborgs (u organismo cibernético) es una criatura compuesta de elementos orgánicos y dispositivos cibernéticos generalmente con la intención de mejorar las capacidades de la parte orgánica mediante el uso de tecnología, los únicos Cyborgs conocidos hasta ahora son Simmons, Demo man y Siris.
Polly

**Polly** is one of the recurring characters in Stickin' Around. She is usually seen carrying her dead dog Pepperoni everywhere she goes. She is voiced by Marianna Galati.

## Biography

Polly is an intelligent young girl. She's in 4th Grade even though she's supposed to be in 1st Grade. She is friends with Stacy and Melody. She is regularly seen dragging around the corpse of her dead dog Pepperoni around with her, but she doesn't seem to be aware that her dog is dead.

In the episode Aaand Action!, Bradley suggests they find a "cure" for "whatever Pepperoni died of," causing Polly to cry until Bradley says he isn't dead, suggesting she's in denial.

She is also thought to be Lance's sister which is a phrase sometimes used by Russell, even though she is actually Lance's half sister. She also doesn't like being called a baby as she often says that she not a baby.

## Appearance

Polly has three curly reddish-orange hairs, blue eyes and she wears an aquatic orange shirt, a yellow skirt, blue socks and brown shoes.
Little Barbershop of Horrors

**Little Barbershop of Horrors** is the seventeenth episode from the third season of Stickin' Around in segment overall and the sixty-ninth episode in series overall.

## Synopsis

To avoid missing the season finale of his favorite show, Bradley skips a haircut that his mom assigned him to do.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Lance
* Russell

### Minor

* Dill
* Polly
* William
* Stanley Stickler

## Trivia

* Freaks "R" Us is a reference to the currently defunct in the US store Toys "R" Us.

## Gallery

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FilmRise

**FilmRise** is an American film and television studio and free streaming service based in New York. It has become one of the largest independent providers of content to ad-supported streaming (AVOD) platforms, in addition to providing the largest free direct to consumer service with its 22-owned and operated streaming channels, the "FilmRise Streaming Network". Currently, the FilmRise Streaming Network has reported more than 31.5 million downloads in the U.S. and can be seen on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Comcast, iOS, Android and Apple, among other platforms. Its predictive analytics of content usage has resulted in high traffic of its content library of over 40,000 movies and TV episodes on third party platforms including The Roku Channel, Pluto TV, Tubi, Peacock, Samsung TV Plus, Crackle, Redbox and Amazon's Freevee, as well as the growth of its own direct to consumer service, the FilmRise Streaming Network. *Stickin' Around* and some other Nelvana shows currently stream on this network but they're only available in the United States, they are also streaming on **FilmRise Kids**, which is exclusively in the States as well.
Middlestick Elementary

**Middlestick Elementary** (originally **Susan B. Anthony Elementary School**) is the school setting in the series.

## Students

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Dill
* Lance
* Russell
* William
* Melody
* Ashley

## Teachers

* Ms. Mobley
* Principal Coffin
* Mr. Lederhosen

## References

<references>

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/19970413001327/http://www.ytv.com/shows/stick/stacy.htm
Journey to the Center of Stacy's Closet

**Journey to the Center of Stacy's Closet** is the fourth episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the thirtieth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Even though she's supposed to clean her closet, Stacy and Bradley go on a spelunking adventure.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley

### Minor

* Lance
* Russell
* Stanley Stickler
* Stella Stickler
* Frank

## Trivia

* In the title card (which is the photo that you just viewed on the page) there was an error where they misspelled Stacy's name to "Stacey".
* The episode title is a spoof to the 1959 film Journey to the Center of the Earth.
Didn't'cha, Mr. D?

**Didn't'cha, Mr. D?** is the eleventh episode of the first season of Stickin' Around. It is also eleventh episode overall.

## Synopsis

Mr. Doddler reminisces the simple days when he was a child, also taking Stacy, Polly and Bradley on an adventure during the process.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Polly
* Mr. Doddler
* Lance
* Russell

## Trivia

* The episode is an inspiration of time travel to the old times.
* In the beginning before Bradley was a bout to slosh Stacy there is a brief animation error shown twice where Bradley's shoe color is removed.
We're Doomed!

**We're Doomed!** is the third episode of the third season of Stickin' Around. It is also the fifty-fifth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Bradley thinks the world will end after seeing a tabloid in the newspaper, and decided to spend his last day pranking Lance and Russel, spend all his money, and send a spitball to Principal Coffin, but Stacy knows the world won't end.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Frank
* Dill

### Minor

* Polly
* Lance
* Russell
* William
* Melody
* Stella Stickler
* Stanley Stickler

## Gallery

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The Sticklers

**The Sticklers** is the original pilot and name for *Stickin' Around* produced sometime in the early 90's (presumably 1994). Not much information is known about the pitch and no video footage has been surfaced on the internet (as Brianne didn't have access to the pitch), outside of being a simple demo pitch to CBS and it being 20 seconds long.

## Trivia

* This is the only time Stickin' Around was ever animated with cels.
* The first appearances of Stacy, Stella, Stan and Frank.
Yams Away!

**Yams Away!** is the eighth episode of the first season of Stickin' Around. It is also eighth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy's Thanksgiving might not be the best she's hoping for it to be.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Frank
* Polly
* Mr. Doddler

### Minor

* Stanley Stickler
* Stella Stickler
* Dill
* Mrs. Salazar (debut)

## Trivia

* After Stacy sat on a cactus and felt the pain in her butt there is a brief animation error where arms were removed.
What's the Scoop?

**What's the Scoop?** is the twenty-first episode from the second season of Stickin' Around in segment overall and the fourty-seventh episode in series overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy and Bradley join the school newspaper, but things go terribly awry when their idea of a news headline results in Mr. Lederhosen and Mrs. Mobley getting suspended from Middlestick Elementary.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Dill
* Melody
* Lance
* Russell
* Ms. Mobley
* Principal Coffin
* Mr. Lederhosen

### Minor

* Polly
* William (cameo)
* Ashley (cameo)

## Trivia

* The episode is a spoof of the catchphrase "What's the stitch?" before *Kim Possible* was created.
* This is the same title from *My Dad the Rockstar* before it was created.
* This episode, along with The Great Outside are the only episodes where they feature a scene of Polly saying her quote "I'M NOT A BABY!".

## Gallery

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The Mucus Touch

**The Mucus Touch** is the fourteenth episode of the first season of Stickin' Around. It is also fourteenth episode overall.

## Synopsis

When Bradley's illness makes him miss a surprisingly fun day at school, Stacy cheers him up by telling fairy tales.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Lance
* Russell

### Minor

* Dill (cameo; nose blowing doesn't count as speaking)
* Polly (cameo; nose blowing doesn't count as speaking)
* Mr. Lederhosen (cameo)
Voice of Doom

**Voice of Doom** is is the fourteenth episode of the third season of *Stickin' Around*. It is also the sixty-sixth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy and Bradley compete to see who can throw their voices farther.

## Characters

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Dill
* Polly
* Melody
* Lance
* Russell
* Mr. Doddler
* Stella Stickler

## Gallery

*Click here to view*
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YTV

**YTV** is a Canadian English-language cable and satellite television channel that is owned by Corus Entertainment. The channel was founded in September 1, 1988 and is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. It is one of the channels that formerly aired and created Stickin' Around, the channel aired the series from 1996 to 1998 reruns of this show expired once in 2004, then later they expired the second reruns in 2008 and it no longer airs on the channel anymore since 2008.
The Treasure of Sierra Latchkey

**The Treasure of Sierra Latchkey** is the twenty-sixth episode of the second season of Stickin' Around. It is also the season 2 finale and the fifty-second episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy and Bradley find a winning token in a bag of Cheez Poopers. But when Frank takes it, they must get it back.

## Characters

### Main

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Frank
* Dill
* Lance
* Russell
* Mr. Doddler
* Mrs. Salazar
* William

## Gallery

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Theme song

The **main theme song** appears in each episode of the Canadian animated TV show Stickin' Around. The main theme song is played at the start and the extended instrumental version appears at the end. The main theme song is performed and spoken by the show's voice actors.

## Intro

The intro was made by Canada's animation studio. The intro started with yellow-coloured paint and scissors to draw and cut the door. A girl is standing on Earth. Bradley dressed in a ballet attire on stage. A girl wants to make. Bradley sees the large rock. A girl in restraints became insane. Bradley became completely villainous. Bradley sees Russell and his sidekick along with a girl's foot. A girl stomps Russell and his sidekick. An elderly man walking and a girl (became giant) hungers skyscrapers. The skyscraper mural opens a dog and shifted into her family's home. A dog licks a girl and her mother felt unimpressed, joining the army in a war setting along with fireworks. A dog and a girl dressed in a army attire. Bradley and Polly are standing on a ladder while a girl and a dog rushing. A girl's father falls down with paint. The paint spills and shifted into a logo.

## Trivia

* The end credits of the exact same theme song, but extended contains recycled footage and extended deleted scenes from the episodes: Beware the Lunchwad, Madam Know-It-All, Return Your Seats to an Uptight Position and Yams Away.
* It can be heard in the 1994 version of Disappearing Act.
* An instrumental version of the theme song (without lyrics, but with quotes) can be seen in one episode being Mouse in the Midst & Texas Chainsaw-Ectomy.

## Lyrics

Stacy: For your big fat information, this is our imagination!

Me and my friend Bradley, (Bradley: Oh, Stacy!/Cut it out, Stacy!), what we got you see!

Stick around, and help us to explore! See the world, like you've never seen before!

Stacy: Real mature, Bradley!

(Bradley laughs evilly)

Lance: Hey, it's Scradley!

(instrumental)

Russell: What?

We get up, we get down, sometimes we just clown around! What we make is what we feel!

Bradley: Yeah, like Aliens from Uranus!

Stacy: Bradley, get REAL!

Stick around, there's a whole world to explore, (Stella: Stacy, march!) sights and sounds you've never seen or heard before!

Sing it loud, all you have to do is stick around!
This is a Hiccup!

**This is a Hiccup!** is the nineteenth episode of the first season of Stickin' Around. It is also nineteenth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Stacy's hiccups become contagious when it spreads the entire neighborhood.

## Characters

* Stacy Stickler
* Bradley
* Frank
* Lance
* Russell
* Stella Stickler
* Dill
* Stanley Stickler
* Mr. Doddler
* Mrs. Salazar
William

**William** is one of minor characters in Stickin' Around, one of Stacy and Bradley's friends. He is a fat idiot of the Middlestick Elementary students that likes eating junk food. In one episode, he ate a hard boiled egg, and things didn't turn out good.

His voice sounds like Carlos from The Magic School Bus, which coincidentally is also a show made by Nelvana and Aired on Qubo.
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Electric Lamp

The **Electric Lamp** is a battery-powered light worn on the shoulder to increase visibility.

Players can see in the dark and investigate underground areas and dark corners, but at the cost of alerting everyone else on the map to exactly where they are. The Electric Lamp will never be necessary to see, but it can be helpful—or harmful—depending on when and how it is used.
Fence Pliers

**Fence Pliers** are a tool that may be released in an upcoming patch. They are seen on the Hunter's desk on the official site.

A typical rancher's tool and jack of all trades. Working as a hammer and wire cutter, there's more to this than meets the eye. Additional modifications, such as an integrated lock pick, suggest it's good for more than erecting cattle enclosures.
Hane

**Hane** is the pairing of King Henry Tudor of England and Jane Seymour.

## Timeline

1527--1532: Jane comes to court and serves Catherine of Aragon as a maid of honor, and, through her brothers Edward and Thomas Seymour, the king became aware of who she was

Summer 1535: Henry Tudor stayed for some of the summer at her family's seat of Wulfhall in Wiltshire, and the king apparently asked for her engagement to Sir William Dormer to be broken; the king and Jane have a few conversations, where Jane demonstrates her love of religion, so much so that the king affectionately calls her "Little Nun"

Autumn--Winter 1535: Jane goes to court and into service to Queen Anne Boleyn. She is made by Thomas Cranmer to accept Anne as the queen, and Princess Elizabeth as the heir, and she does. However, she is given pause when she cannot accept the Church of England, due to being a devout Catholic. The king tells her that if she loves him as her king, that she must accept the new faith and himself as Supreme Head of the Church of England. Jane reluctantly accepts, becoming so overwhelmed that she faints after kissing the bible.

January 1536: Anne goes into labor and is rumored to have given birth to a son. Jane, now slowly becoming the king's mistress, is seen walking with him, and shares in the king's joy of a son for England. However, when Henry goes to attend to Anne, Jane appears devastated that Henry's and Anne's marriage could be on the mend.

Spring 1536: Devastated at the loss of a son with Anne, the king sends Jane a purse with money in it, but Jane returns it, explaining that because she is unmarried, a gift of money is inappropriate.

May 1536: Anne, having been arrested on charges of treason, adultery, and incest, is sent to the Tower of London and executed. Henry and Jane are betrothed one day later, and ten days following that, Henry and Jane are married.

October 1536: Jane begs Henry for clemency for the participators in the Pilgrimage of Grace, but the king promptly dismisses her words, threatening her with death if she doesn't submit to proper wifely decorum

January 1537: Jane becomes pregnant and the king is overjoyed

October 1537: Jane gives birth to a son, Edward, Prince of Wales. Jane dies two weeks after the birth of her son, devastating Henry.
Tower Trouble

**Tower Trouble** is a thread in the General Gameplay section of the Final Fantasy Neverending boards.

## Synopsis

Strange lights are sighted at the Centra Ruins, which Rena asks Baralai to investigate. Also, Squall, Quistis, and Headmaster Cid have a proposal for Rena.

## Plot

**NOTE:** Spoilers for the thread contained within.

In her office, Rena thinks on the recent problems with the nearby Centra Ruins, as well as an official visit from Squall. Baralai enters her office, having been summoned by Rena earlier, and she briefs him on the issue at hand, instructing him to take some students and investigate the ruins. He tries to convince her to come along with them, though she declines, citing the visit from Squall, slated to happen later that day. Baralai accepts reluctantly, and leaves with his orders.

Later, Baralai is wrapping up a class on magic and how to refine it. As the rest of the class files out, he asks two students, Vera and Turner, to stay behind. He talks with them about the order to investigate the tower and how he's chosen them to accompany him. He instructs them to prepare and meet him by the front gate after classes, then dismisses them. Out at the front gate, the three meet and head out.

Back in the Garden, Squall, accompanied by Quistis and Headmaster Cid, are escorted to Rena's office. Once there, they all greet each other and get right to business. The visitors explain that they know of the lights coming from the tower and how they could be a precursor to something more dangerous. Because of this, they request that Rena authorize the Garden's mobile capabilities be activated ASAP - not only to protect the garden and the students, but also to fully induct Centra Garden into the Garden Network. Rena makes a case against making the Garden mobile, which Cid acknowledges, before the four of them are interrupted by a pair of students with news that there are monsters loose inside the Garden. Rena relays orders to the students before grabbing her weapons and leading Squall and Quistis out to help deal with the monsters, leaving Cid alone in her office.

*(to be continued)*