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Game Loaders (Crashbox)

The **Game Loaders** are used to start and end each game in Crashbox. Each game is used in either 2 or 3 unique game loaders.

### Metal Game Loader

* Distraction News, and Captain Bones (Upper Side)
* Haunted House Party, and Lens McCracken (Lower Side)
* Ten 2nds, and Think Tank (Lower Side Alt)

### Car Game Loader

* Distraction News, and Ear We Are (Upper Side)
* Sketch Pad, and Psycho Math (Lower Side 1)
* Radio Scramble, and Poop or Scoop (Lower Side 2)

### Closet Game Loader

* Ear We Are, and Lens McCracken (Upper Side 1)
* Eddie Bull, and Mug Shots (Upper Side 2)
* Eddie Bull Alt, and Poop or Scoop (Lower Side)
* Sketch Pad, and Think Tank (Lower Side Alt)

### Phone Game Loader

* Riddle Snake, and Revolting Slob (Upper Side)
* Radio Scramble, and Word Shake (Lower Side 1)
* Captain Bones, and Dirty Pictures (Lower Side 1 Alt)
* Ten 2nds, and Dirty Pictures Alt (Lower Side 2)

### Train Game Loader

* Haunted House Party, and Paige and Sage (Upper Side)
* Psycho Math, and Revolting Slob (Upper Side Alt)
* Poop or Scoop, and Mug Shots (Lower Side)
* Captain Bones, and Word Shake (Lower Side Alt)

### Arcade Game Loader

* Riddle Snake, and Radio Scramble (Upper Side)
* Eddie Bull, and Dirty Pictures (Lower Side 1)
* Psycho Math, and Paige and Sage (Lower Side 1 Alt)
* Riddle Snake Alt, and Revolting Slob (Lower Side 2)
* Haunted House Party, and Lens McCracken (Lower Side 2 Alt)
El Perro y El Gato

***El Perro y El Gato*** is an animated series that is typically seen in short segments between commercials originally airing on *Jam*, however, a longer half hour series also aired. The short segments began airing in 2003, with the half hour series beginning one year later in 2004. The half hour episodes are essentially compilations of the short segments.

The series still airs occasionally on *HBO Kids* and previously aired on *HBO Latino.* DVDs of the show were also released in 2013. The show was produced by Primal Screen.

## Synopsis

Each episode features Perro, translating the Dog, and Gato, the Cat, having independent adventures in different places. Perro is shown to be a hyperactive, joyful, and happy-excited-lucky shepherd who knows a lot of Spanish, while Gato is a lazy, clumsy, food-loving feline who doesn't always understand Perro's Spanish sentences nor in English, however he appears to know Spanish (and English) himself too. Nevertheless, Perro translates his phrases in English.

The series teaches viewers basic Spanish words and phrases, which are said in English as well, or vice versa. Each episode ends with Perro going over the words again.

## Episodes

1. The Adventure Begins, La Aventura Comienza (October 13, 2004)
2. Unleashed, Sin Correa (October 8, 2006)
3. Together Again, Juntos Otra Vez (October 8, 2008)
4. From Here to There, De Aqui Para Alla (September 8, 2010)
5. Keep on Dreaming, Sigue Sonando (September 20, 2011)

## Trivia

* This is the second interstitial on *HBO Family* to have a TV show. The first interstitial to have one is *30 by 30: Kid Flicks*.
* After this series ended in 2011, HBO Family wouldn't have another original series until *Esme & Roy* in 2018.
* DVDs for this show have been made and released in 2013, even though it's very uncommon to see HBO Family shows have home video releases (iTunes, Prime Video, Google Play, etc, except for HBO apps). The show is also available to buy on YouTube. This similarly happened to *A Little Curious*.
	+ Oddly, some if not most streaming services lack the show's first episode, including HBO Max.
* The title of this show translates to *The Dog and The Cat*.
* The show also occasionally caused the *HBO Kids* block to start around the 5:00 am time slot.
* *HBO Kids* also mistakenly rated the show TV-Y7, as the show is actually rated TV-Y.
* It was said the show had a Spanish dub (since it aired on HBO Latino), but it was basically the same English audio (Ironically, since this show teaches kids Spanish).
Growing Up Stretchy

## Stats

**Growing Up Stretchy** is an episode of *Pinky Dinky Doo*, which aired in 2016 on HBO Kids. The Great Big Fancy Word in this episode is "natural".

## Summary

Lulu shows Tyler her loose baby tooth, which means it's going to fall out soon. Pinky tells her that it's no big deal, as loose teeth are a natural part of growing up, but Lulu doesn't like this. This gives Pinky a story idea. So the quartet goes to the Story Box.

It starts on a farm where Pinky, Lulu, Tyler, and Mr. Guinea Pig visit, seeing all kinds of talented animals. There were self-sheering sheep, daredevil ducks, and today they were watching a juggling horse. However, they are met by a straight red balloon with a face, named Stretchy McStretch, or just McStretch. He is a balloon animal, except not exactly, as he is just a long straight balloon at the moment, but his mom says he will grow up to be a poodle. McStretch is skeptical about this and doesn't like it as it's different. Lulu interrupts the story, saying that balloon animals can talk. Tyler tells her that it is a made-up story where anything can happen.

Continuing with the tale, Lulu mentions that she would like to be a poodle, and does a poodle dance around McStretch, even though she knows she will grow up to be an adult. Pinky tells McStretch that his mom, dad, and most of his family grew up to be poodles. Suddenly, McStretch grows a tail at the end of him, and then he grows another tail at the top of his head, he's not quite sure what's happening to him.

Pinky thinks big to find his answer and tells him that his body is changing, which is natural because he is growing up. McStretch gets a bit proud of this, and his whole body twists into a new poodle shape. Lulu gets certain that growing up and getting new adult teeth isn't so bad, as it's just a natural thing.

## Games

* What's the Name of My Story?
* Which is the Right Pinky?
Gold Rush Paddington

## Stats

**Gold Rush Paddington** is the 107th episode of the series *The Adventures of Paddington Bear* that aired on January 14, 2000. Its sister episodes are *The Royal Tour* and *Paddington Calls the Shots*.

## Summary

Mr. Gruber and Paddington are camping in the mountains in Yukon. Paddington hopes that Gruber can find new ideas for his book, and he is sure he can in Dawson City. Paddington wonders what the city it is famous for. Mr. Gruber brings up the gold rush.

Suddenly, a man rather be called Corny comes by with a pony and he gives the two free passes to Nugget Bonanza Park. They go over to the park and Corny tells them that the tickets are only used to get through the gate, as everything else requires money. Mr. Gruber pays him four dollars, but Paddington gets Corny to change his mind for the rest of the prices. The two pan for gold in a small pond but aren't successful to find anything. Paddington offers him some taffy, but it breaks his tooth. Mr. Gruber heads to a dentist while Paddington pans for the both of them.

Paddington still pans and manages to find a golden piece. He celebrates, so Corny goes on over with his horse. He is glad that Paddington found a nugget, but decides to use this as an advantage to get the word out and sell more tickets to his park. He tells one lady and she tells another person, and soon lots of word gets out and tons of people stampede in the park, including the dentists in the office. Mr. Gruber goes there and Paddington shows him his gold piece, but it turns out to be Gruber's gold tooth. Corny is dismayed and he tells everyone to leave, but they just think that Corny wants the gold for himself. Paddington and Mr. Gruber listen on the radio that another gold rush had began.
Life and Breath

## Stats

**Life and Breath** is the 42nd episode of the series *George and Martha* that aired on April 1, 2000. It's sister episode is *The Blabbermouth*.

## Summary

George and Martha watch an opera, featuring a duck singing that he's madly in love, and he'll starve to death if he doesn't get a girl. Martha gets a whiff of George's breath, so she moves to the next seat, but George moves right next to her. George jokes that both of the singers sound like they're dying, when he accidentally tips the seats over.

Martha talks to Oscar and Wilde about George's bad breath, which they say that they have noticed before. However, they never said anything to George because he's a big friend, and they wouldn't want to hurt his feelings. And only the person closest to him, Martha, should tell him. Wilde tells her to pick a number from 1 to 10, and the number which is right has to tell George. She guesses "7" which is exactly correct, making her think this was just a set up. While George and Martha walk in the park, she offers George a breath mint, but his excuse is that he is trying to cut off candy, so she eats one instead.

Later, George and Martha have dinner together. At the table, George has something he wants to tell Martha, but first, before he attempts to speak, he gets thirsty and drinks his glass of juice which actually turns out to be mouthwash. Martha tells him to just drink it anyway and gargle, as she says gargling before meals reduces cavities. George doesn't get it, though. They later play cards with Oscar and Wilde, who put on dental masks, claiming they have allergies. Wilde says "Go fish", and Martha brings up how smelly fish can be that can be bothersome, trying to allude to George's breath. George claims he doesn't know what they're talking about and wants to continue playing, winning and shouting with his awful breath.

Martha calls Oscar and Wilde about how George still doesn't get his breath problem, so Oscar tells her to be direct and straight up tell him he has bad breath. Martha talks to George in his yard, about how friends should always tell the truth no matter what. George agrees, and says that Martha's feet smell, which angers her. She walks away and shouts that George has bad breath, which George laughs at. Martha goes into Oscar and Wilde's book store and tells them what he said, however, they say that her feet do smell, and like they said before, some things can only be said by the person closest to them. Martha goes to George and gives him a gift of mouthwash, while George gives her flowers, containing foot spray. Both apologize and Martha mentions that George's gargling sounds like opera, which he says sounds better.
How Sea Filly Got Her Groove Back

## Stats

**How Sea Filly Got Her Groove Back** is the 39th episode of the series *Rainbow Fish* that aired on May 20, 2000. It's sister episode is *High Tide Noon*.

## Synopsis

The players are practicing for football on the field. Before calisthenics start, Sea Filly kicks the ball high into the goal, and Rainbow and Blue comment about her, saying she's "one of the guys". Angel and Barry come up and she teases her saying that if she were more of a guy, she'd be a boy. Later, while the three are at Blue's trading clamball cards, Blue tells her she's just not one of those "girly girls". The next day, Angel teases her more and how she can't be a cheerleader, saying they're more "feminine". When she hears Ruby, she talks to her about something, and they swim off.

The players train some more on the field, with the coach finalizing that the game will be Friday at 4:00. Blue brings up to Rainbow how Sea Filly is hanging out with Ruby, so they go over to Sea Filly's house, where she and her have brown goop on their faces. Sea Filly shows them to her room, which is cleaned up and has a more feminine design, and even gives Rainbow her clamball cards. Ruby shoos them out of the house, and they do more things to make Sea Filly more "girly", and practice cheerleading. Rainbow worries about her, but Aqua tells him that she's just going through changes and will be until she finds out what she really likes, and to just be supportive.

The next day, the "new" Sea Filly comes to school, which surprises everyone so much that they even think she's a new student. Angel, however, still isn't satisfied with her appearance and knows she still won't make it to the cheerleader team, but ironically, she doesn't make it while Sea Filly does. Sea Filly over to Rainbow and Blue, who try to be supportive and congratulate her.

The day of the game, Sea Filly questions why the players passed and how they're blowing it, but a cheerleader just tells her it's not their concerns and to cheer and be pretty. However, there's only a few seconds left of the game and the team is still a goal behind, so she decides to give her cheering position to Angel and gets out in the game, realizing she likes to hang out with her friends and likes being a girl. She ends up making the team win, and the cheerleaders cheer for her.

## Transcript

How Sea Filly Got Her Groove Back/Transcript
Gentle, Gentle

## Stats

**Gentle, Gentle** is the 7th episode of the series *Esme & Roy* that aired on September 8, 2018. It's sister episode is *The Case of the Missing Cuddles*.

## Summary

Esme and Roy call for Dumpling, their purple pet hamster-like creature. She comes into Roy's hands and Esm gives her a treat. The MonsterCase calls, and Dumpling wants to come with them. They agree to bring her along as they watch Fig.

Fig lifts Roy up when he is at the doorstep. Mr. Ooga mentions to her that she should be gentle and she puts Roy down. When her father steps out to get her brother Hugo, they show Fig Dumpling. Fig wants to hold her, but Dumpling is easily scared and she runs and rolls away. Fig chases Dumpling around and the two Monster Sitters go after her until Esme gets Fig, and Roy gets Dumpling with her Munchy-Munchy cookie.

Esme says that Fig must be gentle if she wants to hold Dumpling, but Fig is a little too rough when she hugs Esme. Esme and Roy decide to teach Fig how to be gentle with practice by having her pet things, but she squeezes most of them hardly, from a balloon, to a water bottle, and even a pillow. They believe she is still too rough to hold Dumpling, but Fig really wants to and starts having a Monster Meltdown. Esme calms her down with belly breathing.

Roy then tries to get out some games, but Fig wants to just hold Dumpling. Roy tells Esme that Dumpling hasn't been that nervous since she went to the veterinarian, which gives Esme an idea. She says she and her can pretend to be veterinarians, while Roy pretends to be Dumpling. Fig is excited to play. She picks Roy in a costume up, but Esme shows her the right way to be gentle by checking on Roy and pretending to do doctor things to him, doing them in a gentle way. Fig is now ready to hold Dumpling, and by being gentle they both end up loving each other very much.

## Songs

* Belly Breathing
* Dumpling's Check Up
John Henry: The Steel Driving Man

## Stats

**John Henry: The Steel Driving Man** is the 23rd episode of the series *Animated Tales of the World* that aired on February 18, 2002.

## Summary

As a child, John Henry is influenced when he sees the workers building a railroad. He is always curious to know what is new with the market and dreamed of himself riding a train upon looking at the train models. However, something went wrong in the railroad by the mountain: an explosion occurred, trapping two workers inside. Sanchez tells the captain that the workers who were trapped inside need air to breathe. The captain then tells the people that he needs John Henry to help the people. John Henry (now an adult) was able to help the people by receiving a hammer to smash through the debris and rescue the workers who were captured inside. He was victorious of rescuing the workers who were trapped inside the debris. John Henry then falls in love with a woman named Polly-Anne.

John Henry and Polly-Anne help the workers continue building the railroad, thanks to the use of his hammer. In the evening, John and Polly went home just like it was in an ordinary day. After dinner, the two have fun in playing a game in to know whoever captures a firefly gets good luck and someone who loses must make dinner tomorrow. The next day, modern machinery arrives in the railroad to help build the railroad faster. A steam engine is revealed and it is then known that this engine is used to help build railroads faster in order to replace a number of workers and it can drill through rocks, which disappointed many people. John Henry decides to challenge against the steam machine, but a man warns him that no worker has ever challenged against a steam machine since it is dangerous during a challenge. John then decides to accept the challenge.

That evening, Polly-Anne then warns John Henry that doing a challenge against the bosses who control the steam engine is very dangerous and modern machinery will make progress every year, replacing a lot of railroad workers. After capturing another firefly, Polly then tells John that she gets to be a chef tomorrow to make a big meal for the people as part of a victory for John Henry's challenge. The next day, John challenges against the steam engine to help build the railroad and his job was supposed to tell the people what was happening. After finishing his challenge against the steam engine, the people congratulate him for his hard work. However, something went wrong. John Henry suddenly collapses and then dies. All the people mourn for John Henry's death. That night, all the people had a big dinner as a celebration for John Henry who finished the challenge against the steam machine.
Fangsgiving

## Stats

**Fangsgiving** is the 103rd episode of the series *Esme & Roy* that was released exclusively on HBO Max on February 4, 2021. Its sister episode is *The Tillie Show*.

## Summary

Roy wishes Esme a Happy Fangsgiving. Esme loves celebrating the things she is thankful for, and so is Roy, thankful for all of his Roy collections, but also for his friends Esme and Dumpling, and meatballs. On this day, they have to watch Simon.

Grammy and Simon are thankful to see Esme and Roy. Roy smells the dinner Grammy is making. It's revealed that it's Swoozle Noodle Casserole, one of Simon's favorite foods. She goes in the kitchen to get cooking. Simon tells them the thing he loves doing most on Thanksgiving, watching the parade. Tillie also comes to watch it with him. However, the phone rings and Grammy is told that Tillie is sick and won’t be able to come to Simon’s.

Esme tells him that there are two other people that would like to watch the parade with him - her and Roy. They turn on the television only to find out that due to a major slime flood in the city, the parade is cancelled. Esme believes that they can have their own parade right in the house. Simon is up to it. The MonsterCase gives them hats and instruments and Esme, Roy, Grammy, and Simon play instruments and march. Grammy has so much fun, that she forgets about the casserole when Roy smells something burning. Unfortunately, the Swoozle Noodle Casserole is burnt, and Simon is disappointed. He starts having a Monster Meltdown that this Fangsgiving is not working out at all. Esme hands him her hugging pillow to calm him down.

Esme then gets an idea. She tells Simon that he can think about the things he is thankful for, and they can make it into a game named Swoozle Doodles, where one person draws what they are thankful for and it has to be guessed. Esme draws the little monsters she babysits for, Roy draws meatball foods and Simon and Esme. Simon draws what he is thankful for: his Grammy, his dog and also one more: Esme and Roy. Grammy says that she was unable to think of something new to cook, but she ordered a pizza. When it gets there, she invites Esme and Roy, and also Norm the delivery guy, for dinner. Everyone joins them for slices of pizza and plates of salad.

## Songs

* Fangsgiving Day Parade
* Hugging Pillow
Lickety Split

## Stats

**Lickety Split** is the 64th episode of the series *Esme & Roy* that was released exclusively on HBO Max on June 25, 2020. Its sister episode is *Snugs to the Rescue*.

## Summary

Esme plays Patty Cake with Dumpling, which makes Roy hungry for actual cake, so he made a meatball one. Though he'll have to wait, because The MonsterCase says Tillie and Snugs are coming to play.

They all go into the backyard and wonder what to play. Picking from The MonsterCase's costumes, Tillie chooses to be a mail monster and Snugs wants to play ice cream shop. They set up their games, a mail wagon from Tillie, and an ice cream shop for Snugs.

Roy is on Snugs' side and he wants a meatball sundae that Snugs says is on the menu. Esme is on Tillie's side and she gives her a letter and also has mail for Roy. Esme and Roy switch sides and Snugs takes her order. Meanwhile, Roy gets his invitation and they switch sides again after Tillie has mail. Roy wants the meatball sundae but Snugs has given it to his toys, though he agrees to make a new one. Snugs cries for Esme's help, but Tillie also needs help so Roy runs off right when Snugs gets out with the ice cream. Esme and Roy switch sides rapidly. Tillie and Snugs argue until they both have a Monster Meltdown. Esme calms them both down.

Snugs gives Tillie a scoop of ice cream and Tillie gives Snugs a letter, which gives Esme an idea for them to play together - with an ice cream mail truck. And it is a success. After they finish monstersitting, Roy is about to eat his meatball cake although wonders if he should eat it after eating all that ice cream, but Esme says that the ice cream was pretend.

## Songs

* Belly Breathing
* Delivery Team
Great Tubbini

## Stats

**Great Tubbini** is the 101st episode of the series *The Little Lulu Show* that aired on December 22, 1998. It's sister episodes are *Bowlfinger* and *Shiny, Sheeny, Bouncy-Cleany*.

## Synopsis

Tubby is pretending to be a fortune teller, and Lulu and Annie are in his shed at a crystal ball. He says that he isn't getting a clear picture in his ball, and charges them a coin, then states he can see them finding treasure, and "all that glitters is not gold", confusing Lulu. Afterwards, Annie is ecstatic to find the treasure, but Lulu tells her that it's just fake. However, Iggy says that the Great Tubbini is never wrong, and he predicted correctly about him passing his math test.

Lulu and Annie are throwing rocks at the pond, when a message in a bottle floats to them containing a map inside. Lulu is skeptical about it, but at the same time also curious, so they follow the map. It is, however, a fake drawn by Iggy and Tubby. First, the girls go through a thorn bush, through the frog pond, in a log, and up a mountain, and finally get to the location of the proposed treasure, with the two boys watching them up above. Lulu digs and finds a suitcase, so they take it to her house and pry it open, revealing a bunch of gold coins. Mr. Moppet walks in and sees them, and reveals that they are actually chocolate coins.

They go back to Tubby, who tells them that "all that glitters is not gold". He reports that the leprechauns are upset because they took their stash of chocolate, and now are casting a spell on the two that'll turn them into mice. To confuse them, Lulu and Annie are subjected to walk backwards into town, and they bump into Mr. Peabody, the candy store owner who tells the girls to tell Tubby that he got a new shipment of chocolate coins, making them realize this whole thing was a stunt. They get back, and Tubby and Iggy find their dresses and shoes on the ground, with a mouse inside both.
Hop Hazard

## Stats

**Hop Hazard** is the 134th episode of the series *The Little Lulu Show* that aired on January 31, 1999. It's sister episodes are *Dancin' Fools* and *Stage Fright*.

## Synopsis

Lulu and Annie are having a picnic in the forest. Excited about eating the food, Lulu open the basket to find terrible food, such as blue cheese and trail mix. Annie says that's her mother's idea of a balanced lunch. Lulu finds a chocolate bar in the basket though, when suddenly, animals come to them. A rabbit bites the bar out of her hand, so they chase after it. Lulu is positive it climbed up a tree, but she gets pinecones thrown at her, and also gets her finger poked by a porcupine spike.

They find the rabbit on a rock shivering and wet. Lulu decides to leave it there for eating the chocolate bar, but then decides to help it anyway. They go back to the picnic blanket where the animals have took everything, except the cheese and the nuts. Annie puts the rabbit in the basket and thinks she should take care of it. She drops it off at Lulu's house however, and says that her mother is allergic to it but she will visit it every day. Lulu leaves it in the basket in her backyard. The next morning, she finds out the rabbit had babies and multiplied, and her parents come out to the rabbits running around everywhere, and they even cause trouble for the neighbors.

Lulu phones Annie to tell her the news, and imagines a large bunny terrorizing the city. The police officers then get a call about the bunnies being loose, so they run around town catching them, ignoring the bigger problems such as a robbery. Finally, Lulu and Annie roll them back to the wild forest, and the police return back to their station, exhausted. McNab wonders who took the last donut in the box, and it is a rabbit who nibbles on it.
I Have Tourette's But Tourette's Doesn't Have Me

Produced in association with the Tourette Syndrome Association, "I Have Tourette's But Tourette's Doesn't Have Me" is an insightful new family documentary that takes a candid look at the lives of several American children growing up with Tourette Syndrome. In every school in this country, it's likely that at least one child has Tourette's, a neurological condition characterized by repetitive, involuntary vocal and motor tics that persist over time. Many parents and educators don't recognize the symptoms, and often the disorder goes undiagnosed or misdiagnosed. In this 30-minute documentary, over a dozen children ages 6-13 are interviewed about what it is like to grow up with Tourette Syndrome, what measures they are taking to control it, and the challenges they face in their efforts to be accepted into the social mainstream as a "normal" kid.

The Tourette Syndrome Association - Founded in 1972 in Bayside, New York, TSA is a major national health-related organization with 35 U. S. Chapters, 300 support groups, and International Contacts around the world. Their mission is to identify the cause of, find the cure for and control the effects of Tourette Syndrome. TSA offers resources and referrals to help people and their families cope with the problems that occur with TS, raise public awareness, and counter media stereotypes about TS. TSA also provides essential TS information to educators and families to optimize teaching and learning, and tries to end stigma and promote acceptance regarding TS in school settings.

For more information, visit The Tourette Syndrome Association website

http://www.tsa-usa.org/
I Want That

## Stats

**I Want That** is an episode of *Pinky Dinky Doo*, which aired on May 5, 2006. The Great Big Fancy Word in this episode is "accumulate".

## Summary

A commercial for the Moo Moo Miggy Monsters come on, and Tyler sees it and wants them all. Pinky states that he already has all the Moo Moo Miggy Monsters figures, but Tyler says this is a whole new set. Pinky shuts the television off and gets a story idea.

The story is at the Ooh La La Towers. Daffinee is watching TV when an ad for the Spendy Wendy doll comes on, saying that it has everything, as soon as you buy everything for her. Even though Daffinee has enough toys, she likes to accumulate stuff and wants even more, and of course she has to get the Spendy Wendy doll. Daffinee goes to the toy store and gets a doll out of many of them, then plays with it back at home. However, she thinks that the doll feels lonely, so she looks through the Spendy Wendy catalog and orders all her friends and family.

The deliverer arrives with boxes containing Spendy Wendy's friends, such as Spendy Mindy, plus more. Daffinee thinks that they can't wear the same clothes every day, so she orders lots of fancy clothes, then a fancy closet, then a mansion, and even more stuff. The delivery man comes back with the closet, the dress, and the other stuff she ordered. Daffinee phones Pinky to tell her about the Spendy Wendy stuff she is accumulating, which Pinky finds nice. However, Daffinee has lost Wendy, and the deliverer brings in even more stuff like a car, and big long yacht. Daffinee calls Pinky again and tells her to come help her, so she tries to find what she should use to get there: first a flappy green duck, then a big buzzy bumblebee, before deciding to use her bicycle. She enters Daffinee's room which is filled with boxes, and even herself was stuck underneath some. The deliverer brings in the final things, and now Daffinee was getting exasperated being unable to find her favorite doll.

Pinky thinks big, and tells Daffinee that she should think small, as she doesn't need all those things, the only thing she needs is Spendy Wendy herself. Daffinee agrees, and they put all the boxes and things into the private jet, which flies back to the store. And after they get rid of all the boxes, Daffinee finds Wendy again. Tyler is happy with the Moo Moo Miggy Monsters that he already has, and thinks that maybe he doesn't need new ones.

## Games

* What Came First?
* Where is Pinky?

## Trivia

* This episode aired in Cinco de Mayo 2006.
HSP Productions

***HSP Productions*** (known as *HBO Private Screening*; shortened to "*HSP*") is a company controlled by HBO that screens films and TV shows privately. Much information is unknown to this company, but HBO still do this to this day. It's also unknown when it began, but considering that more people watch stuff publicly online on streaming services instead of privately and how inactive this company was in later decades, the company might've been discontinued sometime in 2000's.

## Trivia

* The company did a VHS tape of *A Little Curious* that wasn't sent in the public.
	+ It also even took VHS tapes of the HBO Family interstitial, *My Favorite Book*, which the company taped, episode by episode.
Jumpin' Jellybeans

## Stats

**Jumpin' Jellybeans** is the 120th episode of the series *The Little Lulu Show* that aired on January 12, 1999. It's sister episodes are *Breakout* and *The Great Golf Club Chase!*.

## Synopsis

Lulu, Annie, Iggy, and Tubby visit the mall to get a birthday present for Miss Feeny. Tubby suggests giving her a baseball glove, so if she doesn't like it, he can just take it off her hand and keep it for himself. They spot a jar full of jellybeans on top of a pedestal, and if they guess correctly, they can win a prize, which the kids can already imagine. Tubby does some mathematical thinking and gives out a definite answer, but Annie says that the amount he says will fill the whole store.

Lulu gets an idea, and that's to get a really large bag of jellybeans and fill it in a jar, that way they can count the amount of jellybeans put in it themselves. They go to the candy store and buy the largest bag the cashier gives them, then wheel it over to Lulu's house. Tubby carries Lulu up the cabinet where she finds a jar, but the jars she has aren't big enough, and a bee that flies in the house startles Tubby, making him drop Lulu into the trash. She vows that if he doesn't help her, she will never buy him another ice cream cone again.

They think about how hopeless this is, until they decide that the aquarium tank is big enough to fit all the jellybeans in. They put the fish into separate bowls, and Tubby was in charge of a yellow fish who is swimming in the bathroom sink, which startles Lulu at first when she hears the toilet flush. They pour the jellybeans in the tank and count each bean, and also eating them. Eventually, the whole mountain gets eaten, discovering that there is 1,322 jellybeans that they have eaten, which have made them feel sick. Despite that, they go to the store where the winner of the contest is being announced, and sure enough, it is Lulu and her friends, even though they were fifteen beans off. Unfortunately, their prize is all the 1,337 beans in the jar. They hope that Miss Feeny has a sweet tooth, and then they all faint to the ground.

## Trivia

* When the cashier who sells Lulu's friends the jellybeans gets the biggest bag, the label is spelled as "Jellybens" at first.
Haunted House Party

**Haunted House Party** is a history-based "guess who" game (similar to Dirty Pictures) seen on *Crashbox*.

## Synopsis

The Horrid One (Voiced by John Watkin), the host of the titular Haunted House Party welcomes you to their festivities, where deceased guests attend. The ghost of a historical figure will arrive at the party and will typically have a conversation with either the butler (voiced by Alan Schlaifer) or various women (usually voiced by Maggie Baird). In one episode, a teenager interacts with the mystery guest. Only their silhouettes are seen, and you have to guess who the mystery person is. Clues are provided in the conversation they have.

After the conversation, the mystery guest almost reveals who they are, but the Horrid One stops them and does a recap. After the recap, the mystery guest is revealed in a flash of lightning.

## Segments & Appearances

1. Harry Houdini (Crashbox 1); Scrap Metal
2. Paul Revere (Crashbox 2, Crashbox 28); Arcade
3. William Shakespeare (Crashbox 5, Crashbox 29); Arcade
4. Benjamin Franklin (Crashbox 10, Crashbox 37); Arcade
5. Richard Nixon (Crashbox 15); Arcade
6. Abraham Lincoln (Crashbox 17, Crashbox 32); Arcade
7. Eleanor Roosevelt (Crashbox 18, Crashbox 30); Scrap Metal
8. Albert Einstein (Crashbox 20; Crashbox 36) Scrap Metal
9. Christopher Columbus Crashbox 22); Scrap Metal
10. Jackie Robinson (Crashbox 23, Crashbox 27); Arcade
11. Thomas Edison (Crashbox 25); Arcade
12. Leonardo Da Vinci (Crashbox 26, Crashbox 35); Scrap Metal
13. Thomas Jefferson (Crashbox 40); Scrap Metal
14. Noah (from the Bible) (Crashbox 42); Scrap Metal
15. Cleopatra (Crashbox 43); Arcade
16. Sir Issac Newton (Crashbox 45); Lights
17. Julius Caeser (Crashbox 46); Arcade
18. Amelia Earhart (Crashbox 47); Scrap Metal
19. George Washington (Crashbox 51); Lights
20. Henry Ford (Crashbox 52); Scrap Metal

## Trivia

* 12 segments were produced for Season 1, 8 of which were repeated for Season 2A. 8 more segments were made for Season 2B, making 20 segments in total.
* This game is similar to Dirty Pictures, another *Crashbox* game, as they both revolve around history.
* Haunted House Party is used interchangeably with Dirty Pictures; If one game is played in an episode, then the other will not be played.
	+ Likely due to the similar History theme, both segments have never appeared in the same episode. There are also no episodes in Season 2 that feature neither game.
* The voice actor of the Horrid One, John Watkin, also co-created *Crashbox*.
* The music for this game is "Evil Atmosphere" by Clive Richardson.
Green Girl

## Stats

**Green Girl** is the 1st episode of the series *The Little Lulu Show* that aired on October 22, 1995. It's sister episodes are *Rainy Day* and *Beautiful Lulu*.

## Synopsis

At the end of the day, Lulu's mother calls her in for a bath. She comes in the house completely muddy, but Lulu states her feet are clean. Her mother sends her up to the bath right away. Lulu pretends to sail the ocean in the tub, but she says that the water isn't green enough. She fetches green ink in her mother's room and dumps a few drops in the water, and then dumping the entire thing.

The next morning when Lulu's mother calls her down for breakfast, she enters the kitchen with her whole skin being green. Mother panics and calls the ambulance, who swoops her up and takes her to the doctor. The doctor inspects her and says he'll get in touch with Dr. Peel, the best skin doctor there is, and another one. When Lulu and her mother leave, Mrs. Angle comes walking near them, so she hides Lulu behind her back. However, she spots Lulu anyway and Angle runs off. Back at home, Mrs. Moppet now worries that everyone will know, and sure enough, a group of photographers and news reporters are at the window. The door also rings and among a crowd is Tubby who comes in with flowers. He goes in the kitchen and runs back out, and comes back in with Lulu's friends, announcing to see the green Lulu for 50 cents. Mrs. Moppet chases them out, and also chases out a photographer who came in.

The three go upstairs where Mrs. Moppet decides to write a letter to the newspaper about leaving her daughter alone, when her ink is missing. Lulu confesses she used it in the tub, resulting in her skin to be green. Mrs. Moppet goes out to the crowd and explains to them that it was just green ink, causing them to be upset when a photographer states he spotted a boy that is blue on Main Street, and everybody runs off. Lulu's mother demands her to take another bath. She says she learned her lesson and won't ever sail in the green ocean again, but decides to sail in the Red Sea instead.

## Trivia

* For a quick second when the camera zooms out before Mrs. Moppet says to the crowd that the ink was green, the background quickly turns into night.
I Can Be President: A Kid's Eye of View

I CAN BE PRESIDENT: A KID’S-EYE VIEW is the latest collaboration between director-producer Diane Kolyer and director-producer-animator Michael Sporn. Kolyer directed and produced the Peabody Award-winning HBO documentary “The Music in Me,” which spawned two more “Music in Me” specials for the network. Her other HBO credits include the Emmy®-winning “Happy to Be Nappy and Other Stories of Me,” the Emmy®-nominated “Rosie O’Donnell’s Kids Are Punny” and the interstitial series “My Favorite Book.” Kolyer was most recently a producer for the Peabody Award-winning “A Letter to Elia,” directed by Martin Scorsese.

The heartwarming special features interviews with elementary schoolers whose hopes and dreams — both hilarious and touching – come to life in animated sequences. One says that if kids could be president, there would be “free ice cream for all,” while another promises “macaroni and cheese every day!” One girl remarks, “I’d only be president if I could have weird hair like George Washington.” Though sometimes humorous, their observations offer a promising vision of the nation’s future.

The election of Barack Obama was an inspiration to the children featured in I CAN BE PRESIDENT: A KID’S-EYE VIEW. Despite their youth, they understand that barriers of discrimination have come tumbling down and see greater possibilities for themselves. In their own words, they explain that Obama has given them more than change – he has given them hope. One girl declares, “He was black and all the other past presidents were white. And even though he was different from the other past presidents, he still wanted to try because he wanted to do that job.”

Offering a young person’s view of civics and ethics, I CAN BE PRESIDENT: A KID’S-EYE VIEW has lessons for all ages, with simple yet profound observations on diversity, war, life, being a leader and becoming an adult. Says one child, “Being a better person right now can make you a president when you grow up,” while another notes that, if sworn into office, she would promise citizens kindness and lots of caring friendship in their lives.
Jumping Beans

## Stats

**Jumping Beans** is the 60th episode of the series *The Little Lulu Show* that aired on June 14, 1996. It's sister episodes are *Lucky Lulu* and *Pieces of Eight*.

## Synopsis

Lulu sneaks out of her house in an effort to avoid her mother who is looking for her, but she runs into her outside and gives Lulu her shopping list. She tells Lulu not to be a sourpuss and how Tubby has no trouble doing errands, but meanwhile Tubby is doing the same thing and also tries to avoid his mother, but she gets him anyway and tells him that Lulu has no trouble at all doing her errands. The two grieve off when Iggy spies on them on a "secret mission". Tubby tells him he has another top secret mission, and gives him the two lists and asks him to buy the stuff on there and to not be followed, which he accepts.

Lulu and Tubby go to The Fellers clubhouse where he tells Iggy to meet him there after he finishes. When he goes inside, Tubby gets confronted by the other members who tell him he owes them dues, which in total adds up to 76 cents. Because Tubby doesn't have the money, they give him a punishment and he has to collect two bags of grasshoppers. With Lulu's butterfly net, she insists it will be a breeze. Meanwhile, Iggy makes it to the market but realizes this whole thing was just a trick for him to do their errands.

The two successfully catch two bags of grasshoppers and bring it back to The Fellers, which they have to check first before he can go back in. At that moment, Iggy comes in with the bags of beans, confused on which bag belongs to them. When the boys exit, he switches the positions of the bean bags and the grasshopper bags, then runs off. Willie, Eddie, and Alvin however, switch the bags correctly again and think they gave Lulu and Tubby the grasshoppers, then go exchange the bag they have for candy at the market. While walking back, Lulu and Tubby realize the beans they have got mixed up, and go back to the store where their parents meet them, unhappy. When Eddie and Willie open up the bag they give to the store clerk, the grasshoppers escape and hop around the store. They chase Iggy who came in to watch the mishap, and Lulu states that errands are fun after all.

## Trivia

* Speedy Gonzales from the *Looney Tunes* franchise is mentioned.
Happy Palms' Finest

## Stats

**Happy Palms' Finest** is the 36th episode of the series *George and Martha* that aired on March 5, 2000. It's sister episode is *The Argument*.

## Summary

One morning, Martha's alarm clock radio wakes her up, announcing a "police man for a day" contest that can win the duty of being a police officer in Happy Palms for a day. George appears to have won it, as he's dressed up as a police officer walking around the park, when he comes to Martha's house. He asks Martha for a glass of lemonade, which at first, Martha thinks is an actual officer, but George says it's just him. She claims she knew it was him all along. Martha creeps into the kitchen, and tells herself that she has to hide her baked cake and food that is in the kitchen or else she would be in trouble.

George decides to see what is going on, but the door opens on him. Martha tells him there's nothing she's hiding, and hurries along with a picnic basket. George wants to protect her as she walks, so Martha suggests so after saying no. The two walk in Happy Palms downtown, when Duke and Anton stop with balloons for something secret. George asks Anton for his bicycle license, which he digs out. George says that the bicycle license is expired and writes him a ticket. Duke thinks this is harsh, and so does Martha.

Oscar and Wilde see them, and run across the street. George writes two tickets for both of them for jaywalking across the street. Oscar and Wilde tell Martha that they will be late tonight for whatever the occasion is. George and Martha get to the store, where George sees "foul play" on aisle 6. Bud and Valarie have a race, and they both crash into George. He writes them both a ticket, which they have a laugh at. George sees Penny and Martha together talking, so he goes undercover and hides behind a shelf. He still can't hear them, so he climbs up the shelf which collapses. Penny is given a ticket for "gossiping". Martha tells him that she was not gossiping (surprisingly) and also refuses to tell him what she is up to. George waits for her outside the store, but she never comes out.

Curious to see what she's doing, George calls her at the telephone booth. While Martha picks up, she pretends to be an answering machine, making George suspicious. In reality, Martha is having a surprise party with her friends to celebrate George winning the police man contest. George arrives at Martha's house and hears the party going on without him, so he breaks the fence down to put an end to it. Everyone surprises him good. George thinks that he might've been too strict, but Martha knew he was just trying to do his job. George announces everyone to give back the tickets he wrote, and he rips them all up. He asks that everyone can have a turn riding in his cop car, but first Martha gets to go.

## Trivia

* The official uploading of the episode (as well as its sister episode) on YouTube by *Treehouse Official* is actually *The Roller Derby/The Spa.*
Fun and a Hole in One

## Stats

**Fun and a Hole in One** is 48th episode of the series *I Spy* that aired on September 7, 2003. It's sister episode is *A Dinosaur with a Scritch-Scratch Itch*. The Super Challenger are two saxophones.

## Summary

Spyler and CeCe are playing a game. Spyler throws a gumdrop and it bumps a wall and spins around a pinwheel, and lands into the cup. CeCe tries it, but the gumdrop misses and hits the Dominoes instead. CeCe decides to call the game "Gumdrop Bowling Golf" which is a name that the gumdrop likes. Spyler says that they should build some golf courses for their game, and CeCe gets flags for the holes. CeCe says that they need to find the flag, and everything else for the game, so Duck says they need: a flag with the number three, an acorn, a marble, and a hole in a tree.

The gumdrop tells the two to follow it, and it rolls to the woods, where it automatically leads them to the flag with the three, hanging on a sign. Next they search for the acorn, which an acorn is something that the gumdrop doesn't really know what is. Nevertheless, it rolls off and they follow it to a tree. CeCe tells a few "nut" jokes, which makes a squirrel up on a tree laugh, causing the acorn on the branch to fall down to the ground. Wheeler is called to collect the acorn and flag.

The gumdrop leads them into town, and then rolls around into a circle until crashing into a pile of stuff, knocking it down. Spyler and CeCe pick the things up to clean up, and find the marble. The gumdrop also easily finds the hole in the tree, which is actually just a toilet paper tube acting as it with a hole cut into it. They go back and set up their game of Gumdrop Bowling Golf, with Frog swinging the gumdrop, making it roll to a few obstacles and making it into the cup hole. Spyler goes next, and so does CeCe, but when the gumdrop goes into the tree, the squirrel is hesitant to give it back, but does when Spyler hands her the acorn. The three go to play again.
Eat 5

**Eat 5** was an interstitial series that aired on HBO Family during commercial breaks, most likely aired on Jam. It debuted in July 2005, and was designed by the studio Remagined, in conjunction with *Healthy Lifestyle Choices* who was originally asked by HBO Family to create educational interstitials promoting healthiness.

Information on the interstitial is extremely obscure, and only one video of it is available, which is the "Eat 5" song.

## Synopsis

According to Remagined's website, the interstitals taught kids how to eat correctly and healthier, such as the amount of fruits and vegetables they should eat a day, which is the eponymous five. Eat 5 also included green turtle-esque characters who sing as a band.

## Trivia

* The same company who produced Eat 5, also made the *Greenville* game that could've been played on HBO Family's former website.
* The song is a parody of "Hey Ya!" by Outkast.