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Episode 65: Meet The Chewy Cherry Choo Choo

**Releases**  | 30 Years of Fun-Filled Days (2004)

Mister C and Mister H get away for a vacation in the woods, where Mister C asks Mister H to make a new sound with him. Miss Blue has her blue makeup in her blue makeup kit, Mister H agrees to make the same sound that starts "Chewy Cherries" (which Mister C is seen munching away on), but only if it isn't a squoosh, due to his fear of getting cut on a squoosh box's jagged edges. With this agreement made, the guys run to catch the Chewy Cherry Choo Choo back to Letter People Land, only to find out that the train has taken off without them...OR the conductor, Charlie McChew! Charlie, Mister C, and Mister H ride the handcar to get back to the Choo Choo (which talks like Linda Ronstadt), and then Charlie sings the funk classic "Chewy Cherry Choo Choo Song", with some cool visuals in the background.

## Starring

* Miss Blue
* Mister C
* Mister H
* Charlie McChew
* Chewy Cherry Choo Choo.

## Featuring

* Mister F, Mister P, Mister S, and Miss U (passengers on the Chewy Cherry Choo Choo).
Episode 66: The AU/AW Sounds

**Releases**  | 30 Years of Fun-Filled Days (2004)

It's the night of the carnival, but Miss A is in an awful mood. Miss U tries to cheer her up by walking through a funhouse with her and making a new sound. However, Miss U disappears, but Mister W is around to make the new AU/AW sound whenever Miss U is not available.

## Starring

* Miss A
* Miss U
* Mister W
* the funhouse barker
* a funhouse portrait
* a human head!

## Featuring

* Mister C, Mister H, Miss O, Mister N, Mister T and Mister P (walking around the carnival).
* Godfrey the Ghost
Episode 54: Friends, Friends, Friends

**Theme**  | Friends

## Character Present

### Main

* Little Jenny
* Johnny Snowman
* Daisy
* Andy Pumpkin
* Steve Tree
* Tabitha Scarecrow
* Victoria Snow
* Isabelle

### Recurring and Minor

* Yertle the Turtle
* Fox in Socks
* Mr. Knox
* Horton the Elephant
* Morton the Elephant Bird
* Jane Kangaroo
* Junior Kangaroo
* Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose
* Sue Snue
* Miss A
* Mister B
* Mister C
* Mister D
* Miss E
* Mister F
* Mister G
* Mister H
* Miss I
* Mister J
* Mister K
* Mister L
* Mister M
* Mister N
* Miss O
* Mister P
* Mister Q
* Mister R
* Mister S
* Mister T
* Miss U
* Mister V
* Mister W
* Mister X
* Mister Y
* Mister Z
* Oswald
* Weenie
* Henry
* Madame Butterfly
* Catrina
* Egbert and Leo
* Bingette Bunny
* Pongo the Dragon

## Releases

* Little Jenny Playhouse: What Make You Happy? (2004)
Easy for Me

## Lyrics

Bob bouncing. Mary Jane walks on and tap dances)

Bob (singing): There may be something that's hard for me, but for you, it's so easy. Then something else is for easy for me, but for you may be hard to do. It's different... everybody is different...

(Mary Jane walks over to Doris hula hooping)

Mary Jane (singing): There may be something that's hard for me, but for you, it's so easy. Then something else is for easy for me, but for you may be hard to do. It's different... everybody is different...

(Doris hops over to Mr. String jump roping)

Doris (singing): There may be something that's hard for me, but for you, it's so easy. Then something else is for easy for me, but for you may be hard to do. It's different... everybody is different...

Mr. String: There may be something that's hard for me, but for you, it's so easy. Then something else is for easy for me, but for you may be hard to do.

All: It may be easy, or hard to do. It may be easy, or hard to do!
Episode 21: The King's Beard

King Lindy of Lime has a beard so long that no one knows just how long it is. Yertle the Turtle, the King's trusted advisor, suggests that a young jester named Elwood be sent to measure the beard. Of course, wacky hijinks ensue when Elwood meets up with King Noogle, Princess Mindy, and King Noogle's trusted advisor...Yertle?

## Songs

* The Ballad Of King Lime
* Hair, Hair, Hair
* Ruler Of The World
* Super-Doo Oo, oo, oo
Episode 20: Meet Miss E

Mister Z is trying to take a nap while Sophie shines Mister Z's shoes in his apartment, but Miss E's exercising wakes him up. In fact, she works out so hard she crashes through Mister Z's ceiling. Later, Miss E makes her debut on the Catching Game.

## Starring

* Sophie
* Miss E
* Mister Z
* Monty Swell
* Mister S
* Mister T
* Mister P
* Mister N
* Edna
Episode 54: Fox in Socks's Strep Throat/Muffy Goes Metropolitan

5. Ten 2nds: High Tide, Upside Down Cake, Adding Insult to Injury, The Calm Before the Storm, Double Trouble
6. Think Tank: Bills and Swing
7. Lens McCracken: The Case of the Hawaiian Luau Party
8. Consonantella: S in Skate
9. Captain Bones: 1 + 1 = 6 to 7 - 1 = 6 and 10 - 8 = 18 to 18 - 8 = 10
10. Riddlesnake: The more you take, the more you leave behind? Footsteps!
11. Soapy Bubbles Theater: Cheek to Cheek
Episode 21: Meet Miss I

Nardo the Detective meets the very exotic and clever Miss I at her Itsy-Witsy Ice Cream Club, enlisting her for assistance in capturing Ingrid the Indigo Ink Keeper, who's stolen all the indigo ink in Letter People Land. After apprehending Ingrid, it turns out that all she wanted to do was be an artist. Miss I and Mister F promises her all the indigo ink she'll need.

## Starring

* Miss I
* Christabel Powell
* Miss Purple
* Mister F
* Nardo the Detective
* Sam the piano player (who looks and sounds like Elton John)
* Ingrid the Indigo Ink Keeper
* Mister P
* Mister T

## Notes

This episode is a first appearance of Cheryl Barnes
Episode 51: Meet Mister Y

A young girl named Yolinda is climbing a mountain and she hears the call of a mysterious bird called a Yodel. Yolinda wants the Yodel to come off the mountain and sing at the Letter People Land Outdoor Sound Festival, but the Yodel won't join her. She enlists Sohpie Miss E, Mister S, and the newly arrived Mister Y to help her convince the Yodel to join her, but the Yodel turns out to be quite the homebody. Finally, the Letter People and Yolinda trick her into saying "Yes" by playing the Catching Game, but by then Yolinda has learned to yodel herself, so there's no need for the Yodel to come down after all.

## Starring

* Sophie
* Mister Y
* Mister S
* Miss E
* Yolinda
* the Yodel.
Anything Goes

***Anything Goes*** is a Broadway musical with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, and a collaboration on the book by multiple authors, including P.G. Wodehouse. The story is a love triangle aboard an ocean liner bound from New York City to London, where nightclub singers, mobsters, heiresses, and Royalty intermingle in a game of mistaken identities and cat and mouse.

## Songs performed by the Muppets

* "I Get a Kick Out of You" - Mister K and Miss Blue

## References

* The musical was spoofed with "Anyone's Toes", a segment of "Wacky Jukebox", where a Miss U sang parody lyrics to Porter's signature song from the musical *Anything Goes*, while Mr. Knox, Roo, and Fox in Socks danced as Vaudevillians.
* Telly Monster and Stephanie Jefferson also sang a parody of the titular song, "Everything Goes", as they packs for a day in the park.
* Miss E sang "I Get a Trick Out of You".
* Ethel Mermaid sang "I Get a Kick Out of U" on *Sesame Street*.
* A computer and mouse sing "I Get a Click Out of You" in the *Elmo's World* episode "Computers."
* Miss E also sang a parody of the titular song, "Telephone Pose",

## Connections

* John Barrowman played Billy Crocker in both the 1989/90 and the 2001 London revivals.
* Sutton Foster played Reno Sweeny in the 2011 Broadway revival.
* Jane Fisher played Reno Sweeny in the 1978 Broadway revival.
* Louise Gold played Reno Sweeney in London in 1990, and on the JAY/TER Studio Cast album.
* Joel Grey played Moonface Martin in the 2011 Broadway revival.
* Bill McCutcheon played Moonface Martin in the 1987 Broadway revival.
* Ethel Merman played Reno Sweeney in the original Broadway production
* Jessica Stone played Erma in the 2011 Broadway revival
* Leslie Uggams took over the role of Reno Sweeney in the 1987 Broadway revival
* Jessica Walter played Mrs. Evangeline Harcourt in the 2011 Broadway revival
Episode 45: The Snoozer

The beloved Snoozer statue is missing, and there is only one suspect: Yertle the Turtle. Jane Kangaroo is convinced that Yertle is guilty, and when Horton the Elephant comes to his defense, Jane assumes that they are in cahoots. So what happened to the statue? It didn't just get up and walk away, did it?

## Songs

* The Snoozer
* When You Want to Rule the World
Beginning, Middle, End (Korr/Pottle)

"**Beginning, Middle, End**" is a 1978 silly song from the late 1970s.

In an attempt to bring culture to an educational concept, Maurice performs a dramatic number about "beginning," "middle," and "end," with Bruce supplying piano accompaniment. The lyrics Maurice sings punctuate the three parts; Maurice sings about the beginning, middle, and end of his song, and nothing more. However, the number takes a sharp turn for the worst as Maurice's back-up group, though equally as vocally talented as the lead singer, provides sarcastic commentary with each verse between harmonizing (when Maurice sings that the middle part is coming up soon, one sleepy-eyed crooner comments, "Unfortunately, that's true!").

After the beginning and middle verses (with the latter chorus being the word "middle" over and over), Maurice wraps up the song with lots of emotion. He is so overcome by his song that he continues the final refrains of "Ending! Ending! Ending!" without ending. The back-up group has to forcefully remove Maurice offstage (one telling him to "end this turkey"), leaving Bruce by himself to finish the song's final chords. The end result is the rousing applause of one audience member.

In 2000, a remake of the song was performed by Miss U, Mister Q, Miss I, Mister F, Fox in Socks and Mr. Knox.

## Notes

* Richard Hunt, Jerry Nelson, and Jim Henson perform the monsters' voices.
* Most of the monsters used in this number are Anything Muppets covered in fur. Several of the fur patterns would later be converted into unique puppets, in the form of AM Monsters.
* One of the nameless back-up singers is the puppet for Harvey Monster, seen here with eyelids and without his horns.
Episode 57: Meet Mister Q

Miss O is giving a gala performance for a oprea, The Taming of the Toy, but, her voice gives out! Miss U, Sophie, Mister L, and Mister T take Miss O to Mister Q's laboratory for assistance, but he can't help them because he has no sound...that is, until Miss U agrees to stand next to him in a starting clue box. With Mister Q's new-found sound and get married with Miss U afterwards, he's able to get Miss O to slowly start talking again, and she's soon able to sing--just in time for her concert named The Taming of the Toy. Also, keep an eye on Mister H in this episode, he is HILARIOUS!

## Starring

* Sophie
* Mister Q
* Miss U
* Bottomsley Updown
* Miss Purple
* Miss Violet
* Sally the Science Alien
* Mister L
* Mister T
* Miss O
* Miss I
* Mister H
* the Philharmonic Hall hostess
Episode 23: The Gink

When Eliza Jane gets to choose a pet, she wants something special, so the Cat in the Hat offers her the Gink (a cross between a Gunk and a Skink). Taking care of the Gink proves to be quite a challenge, but the real challenge comes when Eliza has to choose between keeping her new friend and returning him back to the jungle and his family.

## Songs

* Don't Get A Gink
* Stuck On You

## Video releases

* *The Cat, The Gink, and Other Furry Friends* (2005)

## Storybook adaptations

* *Don't Get a Gink!* (2003)
* *The Gink* (2003)
Episode 3: Meet Mister F

After meeting Sophie, Mister M and Mister T and introducing himself in song, Mister F does some shopping. First he tries to find a pair of shoes that will fit his funny feet (but doesn't), then he and Sophie goes to Ferguson's General Store to get some flowers, but he can't remember which kind. There's also a brief interlude where Mister F makes a commercial-type reminder about capital F and lowercase F where he's interrupted by a monster who steals his frisbee.

## Starring

* Mister F
* Sophie
* Mister M
* Mister T
* a monster
* a shoe salesman
* Mr. Ferguson
Morton the Elephant Bird

**Morton the Elephant Bird** is the son of Horton the Elephant on *The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss*. The character appeared briefly, without a name, in the Dr. Seuss book *Horton Hatches the Egg*. Morton loves and adores his pop, and Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose serves as an honorary uncle to him and Miss O serves as an honorary aunt to him.

Morton's best friend is usually Junior Kangaroo starting with 2003.
Episode 1: Meet Mister M

Sophie meets Mister M and he sings his song. after singing his song, Mister M and Sophie goes to the market and starts munching away on all the food that begins with his sound, however, when it comes time to pay for everything, he comes up short. Later, Sam Gump from Lucky Day Enterprises visits Mister M and quizzes him on words that start with his sound.

## Starring

* Mister M
* Sophie
* Melissa the market manager
* Sam Gump
Episode 33: Meet Mister W

Mister W has lost his Wonderful Wink, which is more or less his meal ticket! He turns to Willard the Wizard for help, but Willard's wand seems to have gone kaput. After revitalizing the wand with words that begin with W (usually brought along by Willard's pal Wacky Wally, who appears at odd intervals) with the help of Sophie, Mister W, Mister B, and Miss E, Willard finds one of HIS wishes being granted by playing "Monty Swell" in a round of the Catching Game with Wacky Wally as a contestant.

## Starring

* Sophie
* Mister W
* Mister B
* Miss E
* Willard the Wizard
* Wacky Wally
Michael Sporn

**Michael Sporn** (1946-2014) was a New York-based independent animator and filmmaker who directed multiple segments and songs for *Unique New York*, *The Letter People* and *Sesame Street* beginning in the 1970s and into the 90s. His work was often marked by strong lines suggestive of sketch illustrations. Most of the scripts and song lyrics were by Maxine Fisher.

Sporn directed a number of television specials based on children's books, often for HBO, and his *Abel's Island* aired on the PBS anthology *Long Ago and Far Away*. One of his earliest solo shorts, *Doctor DeSoto* received an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Short Subject in 1985. Sporn began his career working as an animator for others, including the Hubley's *Everybody Rides the Carousel* and other projects as well as Richard Williams' feature film *Raggedy Ann & Andy*. He also supplied animated sequences for the series *Braingames*, *Reading Rainbow*, and *Between the Lions*.

In his own films, Sporn adapted Lewis Carroll for *The Hunting of the Snark* (narrated by James Earl Jones) and Robert Louis Stevenson for *A Child's Garden of Verses*. A later effort was the 2005 short *The Man Who Walked Between Towers* (narrated by Jake Gyllenhaal). In the 1980s, he created animated sequences for two Broadway musical versions of the films *Woman of the Year* (with Lauren Bacall) and *Meet Me in St. Louis*. One of his last projects was an unfinished animated feature based on the life and work of Edgar Allan Poe.

## Filmography

Chee Chee Church
(First: Episode 1158)
## External links

* Official site
* IMDb
Out in the Jungle

**Out in the Jungle** is a song that Mick Maputo Bird sings to Junior Kangaroo in his room. When he first arrives he transforms Junior's room into a jungle setting. The Wickershams, Sneels, and a snark also appear, providing backup vocals and visual representations of jungle folk.

It was featured in The Little Bubbles Martin Show episode The Legend of the Maputo Bird.
Rachel Livingston

**Rachel Livingston** (b. 1987) is an American model, actress, tap dancer, musician, singer and songwriter. She made her debut album, Behind the Mask, was released in 1994. She is best known for Little Jenny. She is a daughter of American NBC News Anchor Bobby Livingston and American singer Jane Livingston. In 1997, she got the 70% episode Home Is Where The Bear Is. In 2004, She attended 30th Anniversary of Unique New York (2004). She has three sisters named Tilly (b. June 13, 1985), Sally (born on January 5, 1990) and Molly (born on October 3, 1993)

## Filmography

* Let’s Eat! (2002)
* Bear in the Big Blue House Live: A First Time for Everything (2002)
* Ukulele Baby! (2003)
* Singing and Dancing With Bear and Friends (2003)
* You Make Me Feel Like Dancing! (2004)
Sesame Street parody sketches

A list of *Sesame Street* sketches that are direct parodies of other shows - both recurring sketches and one-time sketches.

* 24, parody of *24*
* "30 Rocks," parody of *30 Rock*
* "The Add'ems Family," parody of *The Addams Family*
* "The Crossing Zone", parody of *The Twilight Zone*
* "Desperate Houseplants," parody of *Desperate Housewives*
* The Eating Game, parody of *The Dating Game*
* Family Food, parody of *Family Feud*
* "Far From Seven," parody of *Far From Heaven*
* The Grouch Apprentice, parody of *The Apprentice*
* Grouch Eye for the Nice Guy, parody of *Queer Eye for the Straight Guy*
* Here is Your Life, parody of *This Is Your Life*
* "Law and Order: Special Letters Unit," parody of *Law and Order: Special Victims Unit*
* "Meal or No Meal," parody of *Deal or No Deal*
* Miami Mice, parody of *Miami Vice*
* Monsterpiece Theater, parody of *Masterpiece Theater*
* Mysterious Theater, parody of *Mystery!*
* "Outrageous Makeover: Home Addition," parody of *Extreme Makeover: Home Edition*
* Pre-School Musical, parody of *High School Musical*
* The Remembering Game, similar structure to *Concentration*
* Sally Messy Yuckyael, parody of *The Sally Jessy Raphael Show*
* Scramalot, parody of *Spamalot*
* Sounds of Our Lives, parody of *Days of Our Lives*
* Spaceship Surprise, parody of *Star Trek: The Next Generation*
* Squeal of Fortune, parody of *Wheel of Fortune*
* "Survivor: Musical Chairs," parody of *Survivor*
* Trash Gordon, parody of *Flash Gordon*
* TriangleBob TrianglePants, parody of *SpongeBob SquarePants*
* What's My Letter?, parody of *What's My Line*
* What's My Part?, parody of *What's My Line*

## See also

* Song Spoofs
* Parody Muppets
* Monsterpiece Theater — pretty much every individual sketch was a parody of something
* Best of Sesame Street Spoofs!
The Little Bubbles Martin Show: The Complete Third Season

**Region:** | 1

**The Bubbles Martin Show: Complete Third Season** is a 4-disc DVD release of the third season of *The Little Bubbles Martin Show*. The set includes 40 episodes, which originally aired in 2003 and 2004.

## Disc Features

### Disc 1

1. Little Bubbles Martin Beats The Muckster
2. Sally Tricks or Treats
3. Episode 307: The Legend of the Maputo Bird (News)

### Disc 4

1. How Does The Viewer's Smile Back
2. The Birthday Moose
Fred Astaire

**Fred Astaire** (1899-1987) was a film and Broadway stage dancer, choreographer, singer and actor. He is particularly associated with Ginger Rogers, with whom he made ten films (the most famous being *Top Hat*). His unparalleled skill as a dancer has led many critics to cite him as the best dancer ever to come out of Hollywood.

In 1966, Astaire hosted an episode of *The Hollywood Palace* and introduced Kermit performing "The Glow-Worm" sketch.

## References

* "Top Hat, White Tie and Tails" is performed as a tribute to Astaire by Fox in Socks.

* Maria and Luis parody the couple in their song "You Say Hola and I Say Hola" on *Sesame Street* in 1984.

* In Episode 6052, Fox in Socks is sick while singing Puttin' On The Ritz he replacing Miss E to sing it.

## External links

* IMDb
* Internet Broadway Database
Sing the Song That We Sing

**The Song That We Sing** is the song that Morton the Elephant Bird, Horton the Elephant and Annie DeLoo sing for the pageant even when they didn't have an audience. Throughout the town everyone hears them and they come after all to see the show. Even the cast of the pageant hears them and helps out in singing and playing their instruments. When it's time for Morton's big Klinking moment, he thinks he can't do it until Annie offers these words of wisdom: "We don't know what we can do until we try.", so then he succeeds.

This song was featured in the *Wubbulous World* episode "Mrs. Zabarelli's Holiday Baton".
Iver

**Iver** is a character from *The Hoobs*.

Iver, Groove and Tula are Hoob explorers. They travel around the world in their Hoobmobile, looking for info for their Hoobopaedia by talking to the Tiddlypeeps (children).

Iver is the leading figure of the threesome. He is very punctual and business-like, but likes to have fun too. Iver is a great doer, but sometimes he tends to be a bit of a worrier.
Episode 39: Silent E

**Releases**  | 30 Years of Fun-Filled Days (2004)

The Letter People are putting on a melodrama hosted by Monty Swell, but a problem arises--when will the Letter Girls know when to use their short or long sounds? Miss E comes up with a solution...she'll stand outside the clue boxes and remain silent whenever the Girls use a long sound, and Mister V suggests that the sheriff's badge he was going to wear in the melodrama serve as a badge of cooperation--held by the Letter Boy(s) in the ending clue box--whenever a short sound is used. The new method is premiered in the melodrama with much success.

## Starring

* Sophie
* Andrew
* Miss E
* Mister V
* Mister K
* Miss I
* Monty Swell
* Mister M
* Miss A
* Mister H
* Miss O
* Mister P
* Captain Zemo (who plays a very lethargic villain).

## Note

This episode is a last appearance of Bonnie Scott before her retirement.
Jack Shintaku

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Jack's first appearance was Superhero.

**Note:** Jack is the brother of Kainoa, Sadie and Kelly

Side: Plex, a purple snowflake sweater, and a black tuxedo

Born: August 4, 2003

Age: 6 and 7

Gender: Male

Phrase: No one's too little to be big.

8-bit game: On Top of the World

Toy: Alien Superhero and Lizard

Toy Music: The Last of Mary Moo Cow and Aquatic Abstract
Little Jenny's Big Musical Adventure Movie

**Duration**  | 140 minutes

**Little Jenny's Big Musical Adventure Movie** is a 2003 Christmas Eve direct-to-video film. This marks the one time production took place on-location for Episode 177, this time on Kaufman Astoria Studios in New York City from March of 2002. And the second time production took place on-location for Episodes 178, 179, and 180, this time on Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show Grounds in Mercedes, Texas from April to June of 2002.

## Schedule

### Episode 177 (Talent)

1. Thinking Time - Children Dancing
2. Skiddo Time - Big Piano
3. Shadow Stories - Monday's Child

### Episode 178 (Sounds)

* Skiddo Time - Las Vegas
* Shadow Stories - Hickory Dickory Dock

### Episode 179 (Music)

* Skiddo Time - Animal Jazz Club
* Shadow Stories - Jazz

### Episode 180 (Point of View)

* Shadow Stories - Tingalayo

## Guests

* Tarja Turunen
* Joyce DiDonato
Mick Maputo Bird

**Mick Maputo Bird** is a bird that lives in the Jungle of Nool on *The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss*.

Bearing a resemblance to Elvis (wearing sunglasses and a large pompadour), he is found by Morton the Elephant Bird who brings him to Junior Kangaroo's room. Junior has always wanted to see the Maputo Bird in person, but an injury had prevented him from his search. Horton the Elephant and Jane Kangaroo are also present to hear the song; in fact, every time she sees Mick, Jane gets so excited she faints.

Mick belts out a song called "Out In The Jungle" about what happens out in the jungle at night. Throughout the song, creatures from the jungle accompany him, including Shirley, the Wickershams, and Sneels.
Episode 72: The Story of Mister Q and Mister K

**Releases**  | 30 Years of Fun-Filled Days (2004)

Miss U and Mister Z are on vacation, but Mister Q needs to make lots of words for a project. So Mister K and Miss A lets Mister Q have his sound (the same sound that starts "Kicking") whenever he has to make a word without Ms. U, like qat, qanun, qiana, qipao, qiviut, qorma and souq (mostly non-English words), as well as proper nouns like Iraq and Qatar. It will also make Mister Q safe from the Genius Gem. Mister C, Mister K and Mister Q could even be a trio! (That is if Mister C can be nice to Mister K this time)
Ghost of the Crown City Star

The **ghost of the Crown City Star** is a ghost said to haunt the Crown City Star.

According to legend, she lost her ticket and a cruel ticket-collector would not let her leave the train, so she has been haunting the corridors all these years, searching for another girl to take her place.

She is mentioned in "Strangers on a Train," when Sue Ellen is convinced that the ghost wants to meet her and Fox in Socks. It turns out that she is Betsy Johnson, who is still alive.
Lens McCracken

## Description

**Lens McCraken** is a picture zoom puzzle game. Photographer Lens McCracken will present a case, and will show three pictures taken during the event. However, all the pictures are extremely zoomed in. The goal is to guess the 3 items in the pictures. Lens will give subtle hints as he shows you the pictures.

Eventually, Lens will put the photos into a machine, which will produce a non-zoomed image of the item.

Afterwards, Lens will describe an absurd description of the case involving the three items.

## Tips and Tricks

This is one of the easier games. All you do is guess what the picture is.

Even if you don't get it at first, Lens will provide very obvious hints, such as a picture of snack pretzels saying you have to "crunch" the data.

## Segments

Episode 1: The Case of the Cracked Teapot Case! Red Licorice, Sponge, and Ping Pong Paddle in episode 38

Episode 2: The Case of the Hijacked Diamonds Case! Cookies, Baseball Glove, and the Grill of a Car in episode 48

Episode 3: The Case of the Dead House Plant Case! Orange, Guitar, and Water Pistol in episode 51

Episode 4: The Case of the Hawaiian Luau Party Disaster! Corn on the Cob, Flyswatter, and Pineapple in episode 54

Episode 5: The Case of the Dead Fishes... Case! Bike Tire, Ice Skate, and Straw in episode 56

Episode 6: The Case of the Mayor’s Missing Wife... Case! Bowl of Pretzels, Hairbrush, and Jellybeans in episode 57

Episode 7: The Case of the Missing Dentures Case! Mushroom, Manhole Cover, and Toothbrush in episode 58

Episode 8: The Case of the Missing Chihuahua That... Went Missing. Fire Hydrant, Skateboard, and Sesame Bun in episode 62

Episode 9: The Case of the Stray Alaskan Husky! Ice Tray, Lemon, and Key in episode 67

Episode 10: The Case of the Stolen Cow! Strawberry, Sneaker, and Band-aid in episode 71

Episode 11: The Case of the Missing Pond! Brick Wall, Ice Cubes, and Broom in episode 75

Episode 12: The Case of the Terrible Tasting Pizza! Tennis Racket, Cheese Grater, and Baseball in episode 77
Louis Armstrong

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**Louis Armstrong** (1901-1971) was an American Jazz trumpeter and singer, from New Orleans, Louisiana. With his strong stage presence and recognizable voice, Armstrong crossed over from a singer/songwriter to a celebrity personality, influencing popular music as well the jazz community.

The Muppets have covered not only songs written by Armstrong, including "Cheese Cake", but also songs that were hits for him, including "Hello, Dolly!", "When You're Smiling" and "Mack the Knife".

## External links

* IMDb
* Internet Broadway Database
I Get a Kick Out of You

"**I Get a Kick Out of You**" was performed by Mister K and Miss Blue.

## Lyrics

My story is much too sad to be told,

But practically ev'rything leaves me totally cold

The only exception I know is the case

When I'm out on a quiet spree

Fighting vainly the old ennui

And I suddenly turn and see

Your fabulous face.

I get no kick from champagne.

Mere alcohol doesn't thrill me at all,

So tell me why should it be true

That I get a kick out of you?

Some get a kick from cocaine.

I'm sure that if I took even one sniff

That would bore me terrific'ly too

Yet I get a kick out of you.

I get a kick ev'rytime I see

You standing there before me.

I get a kick though it's clear to me

You obviously don't adore me.

I get no kick in a plane,

Flying too high with some guy in the sky

Is my idea of nothing to do,

Yet I get a kick out of you.

## References

* "I Get a Kick Out of U"
* "Elmo's World: Computers" as "I Get a Click Out of You."
Episode 68: The OY/OI Sounds

**Releases**  | 30 Years of Fun-Filled Days (2004)

Miss O is sitting poolside, watching Sophie and David swimming in the pool and looking for more Letter People to make sounds with. She finds Miss I, but she refuses to make sounds with her. Miss O talks Miss I into making a sound by saying it would make Mister Y happy. This way, she stands in a divided catching clue box with Miss I, and with Mister Y when Miss I can't make it. So, Sophie and David gets out of the pool.

## Starring

* Sophie
* David
* Miss O
* Miss I
* Mister Y
Yertle the Turtle

**Yertle the Turtle** is a recurring character on *The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss*. As depicted in the original Dr. Seuss story "Yertle the Turtle," Yertle is a tyrannical king. In 2002 of the show he has moveable eye lids.

The character retained much of his egotism and lust for power in the series, sans his original royal status, but his inevitable come-uppance and occasional insecurity lent him a sympathetic side. Yertle has an aunt, Myrtle, who is in fact a bona-fide queen. In "Yertle the King," he temporarily gains the crown he's so yearned for.
Jingle Day Eve

**Jingle Day Eve** is a winter holiday and the focal point of *The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss* episode "Mrs. Zabarelli's Holiday Baton." Jingle Day Eve is the shortest day of the year, with the longest and coldest night (which implies that it takes place on the same date as the Winter Solstice). The annual Jingle Day pageant is held, and when the youngest performer tinks the tink, the sun rises, the night is over, and Jingle Day proper begins.
The diary of a Dumb Cat: reckless killing

**The diary of a Dumb Cat: reckless killing** is the twenty-second episode of The diary of a Dumb Cat series, released on the 9th of December 2021.

## Plot

The Dumb Cat was doing target shooting. Without anything to kill, it created a clone of itself to kill it. After the clone is killed, animals appeared. Like with the clone, the Dumb Cat killed them all. An easel appeared an the Dumb Cat attempted to 'kill' it. However, instead of shooting laser, a bullet came from the nozzle and was reflected towards the Dumb Cat. The bullet hit the Dumb Cat, and it died. The Dumb Cat's soul came from the dead body and said that it (the living Dumb Cat) was dumb.

## Characters/Objects

* Dumb Cat
* Dumb Cat's clone
* Soul Cat
* Bear
* Bat
* Crab
* Horse
* Hare
* Zebra
* Magic Easel

## *Statement*

*Cat is dumb for recklessly causing deaths.*

## Trivia

* This is the first time the Dumb Cat actually dies.
* As the Dumb Cat is dead, creator sushiman51924 made a soul sprite to say that the cat is dumb.
* The cover of the episode is shared with the previous episode.

## Official link

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/613895408/
The Birthday Moose

***The Birthday Moose*** is a 2004 *Unique New York* direct-to-video special in which Thidwick the Moose, Miss O and their friends and family sings Irving Berlin songs.

Thidwick the Moose is so excited. It's his birthday, and just like every other year, the Birthday Bird will take him (and all of the other birthday celebrants) to Katroo for a huge party. But when word comes that the Birthday Bird is unable to make it this year, Thidwick decides to take charge and lead everyone to Katroo himself... disguised as the Birthday Bird! Miss O and her friends can help with going to Katroo to do.

## Starring

* Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose
* Morton the Elephant Bird
* Fox in Socks
* Mr. Knox
* Fiona Phish
* Birthday Bird (debut)

## Music

It is also a CD released by Atlantic Records on January 25, 2004. It was released under catalog number CL-6149, featuring Thidwick the Moose, Miss O and their friends. It contained songs from the soundtrack of the movie of the same name.
Little Jenny's Big Musical Adventure Movie Characters

## Actors and Singers

* ABC Puppy
* Colors Puppy
* Princess of Numbers Puppy
* Shapes Puppy
* Rat Pack
* Cool Cat and Hip Hippo

## Audience

* Simon
* Pigs
* Sudsy
* Chicks
* Chalk Girl
* Banana Store Worker
* Jill
* Gingerbread Boy
* Gingerbread Girl
* Skinny Pig
* Sleeping Beauty
* Opposite Sisters
* Squirrel
* Sock Monkey
* Fuzzy
* Fuzzy's Mom
* Billy Chicken
* Seal and her seal pup
* Lion and his lion cub
* Kangaroo and her joey
* Starfish
* Seahorse
* Octopus
* A dog
* Isabelle
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

**Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart** (1756-1791) was a prolific Austrian composer of classical music. The son of music teacher Leopold Mozart, Wolfgang Mozart was a child prodigy, composing his first piece at the age of five. He soon began several European tours, and befriended composers like Johann Christian Bach (son of Johann Sebastian). His works ranged from operas such as *The Marriage of Figaro* to symphonies to choral works.

## Works

* "La Ci Darem La Mano" — *The Muppet Show*

* "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" — various

* Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, K550, 1st Movement — *Elmo and the Orchestra*

* Piano Concerto No. 20 in D Minor, K466 — Insert with Fay Ray

* Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, 2nd Movement — *Elmo and the Orchestra*

* "Piano Sonata No. 11 in A Major, K331, 3rd Movement" — Carina the Ballerina, Zoe, and Elmo dance to the Rondo Alla Turca movement in *Sesame Street* Episode 4091. It's also used in the hamster portion of Elmo's World: Pets.

* "Piano Sonata No. 16 in C Major, K545, 1st Movement" — Telly Monster and Baby Bear dance to Allegro in *Sesame Street* Episode 4040

* "Lacrimosa" — used in *It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie* when Daniel opens the door to approach The Boss

## References

* In *The Muppet Show* episode 214, Sam the Eagle is appalled by Elton John's outlandish costumes, and insists that Mozart never wore such things. Kermit the Frog counters that Mozart wore high-heels and silk stockings; a wager is made, and Sam is only convinced when Scooter enters carrying a portrait of the composer.

* In *The Muppet Show* episode 316, singing civil servant Clive Cahuenga sings the Municipal Vermin Abatement Code to the music of Mozart.

* The third season *Muppet Babies* episode "Fozzie's Family Tree" included the song "Amadogus," about Baby Rowlf's classical ancestor.

* In "Skeeter and the Wolf", Baby Rowlf is writing a symphony. Nanny says that Mozart wrote his first symphony when he was about nine.

* The pop song "Rock Me Amadeus," referencing Mozart, was performed in the stage show *Jim Henson's Muppet Babies Live!*, with a chorus of Mozart figures.

* Baby Gonzo plays Mozart in the 1991 *Muppet Babies* coloring book *A Trip Through Time*.

* In *Sesamstrasse* episode 2324, Wolle imagines what it would be like to be Mozart, and compose "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" for his friends to perform.

* On *Sesame Street*, the sketch "The Mostly Monster Festival Choral Society presents "The Alphabet, Theme and Variations," by Mozart" is shown. (First: Episode 3525)

* In Episode 1051 of *Sesame Street*, Judy Collins and Mr. Snuffleupagus sing their ABC's in a tune inspired by Mozart's "Papageno-Papagena."

* The *Sesame Street* song "Il Alphabetto" is performed in the style of Mozart opera.

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The Little Bubbles Martin Show: The Complete Second Season

**Region:** | 1

**The Bubbles Martin Show: Complete Second Season** is a 4-disc DVD release of the second season of *The Little Bubbles Martin Show*. The set includes 40 episodes, which originally aired in 2003.

## Disc Features

### Disc 1

1. Mister Q Babysits The O'Donnell Sisters
2. The Snoozer
3. The Great Mysticism
4. Veiwer the Quiet Businesswoman
5. Wimzie, Russo, Thomas and Gina
6. Mr. Knox the Picky Eater
7. The Guest of Lake Mulloon

### Disc 2

1. The Ostrich's Olive Omelet
2. Go to Your Room, Mr. Knox
3. Thidwick the Moose and Miss O's Wedding Party
4. Bad Luck Machine
5. Swing Trouble
6. The Mystery of Winna-Bango Falls
7. Play It Again, Jane Kangaroo
8. Hegdish the Copycat
9. Show Biz Your Life
10. Mr. Knox Weighs In

### Disc 3

1. Mr. Knox's Very Bad Mood
2. Rhythm for Your Life
3. Lights, Camera... Hegdish!
Episode 5: Meet Mister N

Mister N causes a disturbance during story hour at a library because every time the librarian reads a word that begins with the letter N, his noisy nose makes a noise. Later, Mister N assists Nardo the detective in sedating a Nasty with words that begin with N, turning him into a nice Nasty (who ends up singing "Me and My Gal" off-key).

## Starring

* Sophie
* Abigail Stiles
* Eugene Glover
* Mister N
* Nardo the detective
* the tap dancing kids
* Ned the Newsman
* a librarian
* a nurse
* the Nasty
Stuck On You

**Stuck On You** is a song sung by Eliza Jane to the Gink about being stuck on him, but not knowing if she really wants to keep him anymore. As she rides and sings to him, others pass by with their pets in despair at seeing a Gink. She then gives him a piggyback ride while singing the rest and gets stuck to him.

The song was featured on the *Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss* episode "The Gink".
Molly Livingston

**Molly Livingston** (b. 1993) is an American model, actress, tap dancer, musician, singer and songwriter. She made her debut album, Behind the Mask, was released in 1994. She is best known for Little Nellie. She is a daughter of American NBC News Anchor Bobby Livingston and American singer Jane Livingston. In 1997, she got the 70% episode Home Is Where The Bear Is. In 2004, She attended 30th Anniversary of Unique New York (2004). She has three sisters named Tilly, Rachel, and Sally
The Letter People (program)

***The Letter People*** is a literacy program that originated in the 1960s by Elayne Reiss-Weimann and Rita Friedman. The program stars anthropomorphic characters that represent the letters of the alphabet, with each character having distinctive traits that emphasize what they symbolize. For example, the character of Mr. M has a "munching mouth" and is always eating, while Miss A is always sneezing - "A-choo!" The learning kits included flash cards, a record album, books and toys.

The program leadings to a 15-minute television puppet series (1977—present) produced at PBS station in New York City, Texas, and St. Louis but syndicated to other PBS stations.
Fox in Socks

DEBUT | 1994

**Fox in Socks** is a recurring character on *The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss*. In the show, Mr. Knox and Fox have their own comedy routine. Like his book counterpart, Mr. Fox wears blue socks on his feet and hands, but on the show, he also wears a matching scarf and bowler hat. He's also been known to encourage Mr. Knox to try something new. Their first film is "Pam Hit A Grand Slam" (2002) with Jeanie Mansfield.
Irvine

**Irvine** is Oscar the Grouch's niece, herself a baby Grouch. She has a tendency to scream and cry very often. Her parents are not seen in the series.

She appeared on *Sesame Street* as early as season 10 (Episode 1216) up through season 30 up until season 34 that She reappeared. She made a return appearance in a 2016 video for Sesame Street in Communities. Template:Youtube

In her first appearances on the show, she was referred to as "Irving," but the name was changed to "Irvine" by season 13.

Irvine can also be spotted in the finale of *The Muppets Take Manhattan*.

## Performer and puppet history

In her first appearance, Irvine was performed by Bob Payne. Michael Earl performed the character during season 11 before Martin P. Robinson took over in 1981. She was also performed by David Rudman in Episode 2626 and Episode 2737 (scene 4 only), and Jim Martin in Episode 2810 when Robinson was performing Telly during the same scenes.

The puppet used for Irvine first appeared as Baby Grouch in Episode 1673. Prior to season 14, the character was originally made from other small, stock Grouch puppets. The Irvine puppet, stripped of her hair and bonnet, was used in *Follow That Bird* and *The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland* as various background Grouches. It was also used as a baby Oscar in Episode 2313.

## Notes

* A similar looking Grouch nephew of Oscar's (performed by Richard Hunt) appears in Episode 0897.

* Starting in season 22, the Irvine puppet is given an eyebrow mechanism, just like her uncle.

## Video appearances

* *Learning About Letters* (1986)
* *Lead Away!* (1996)
* *Language to Literacy* (2000)
* *There’s Nothing Like A Song That We Can Sing* (2004)

## Book appearances

* *1-2-3* (1991)
* *What Makes You Giggle?* (2007)
* *Over on Sesame Street* (2012)
The Hoobs

***The Hoobs*** is a children's TV series produced by the Jim Henson Company and Decode Entertainment. The show first premiered on Channel 4 on January 15, 2001, as part of 4Learning, Channel 4's school programming block.

The characters included Hubba Hubba, Groove, Iver, Roma, Tula, and the Motorettes as well as live actors, known as Peeps.

ABC Kids began airing *The Hoobs*, on October 5, 2009. The network kicked off the American debut of the show with Stars.

## Cast

* Hubba Hubba: Mark Jefferis (2000–2001), Brian Herring (2002–present)
* Groove: John Eccleston (2000–2001), Mark Jefferis (2001–present)
* Iver: Donald Austen
* Roma: Gillie Robic
* Tula: Julie Westwood
* Timp: Wim Booth
* Twang: Mark Jefferis
* Tootle: Rebecca Nagan

## Episode list

* List of The Hoobs episodes
* Happy Hooby Holidays

## External links

* Official site via the Wayback Machine
* TV.com episode guide
* The Big Cartoon Database episode guide
Honeysuckle Rose

**Publisher**  | Anne-Rachel Music Corp.Razaf Music

"**Honeysuckle Rose**" is a song composed by Fats Waller which has become a jazz standard recorded by many artists and bands, including Waller, Benny Goodman, Louis Armstrong and Lena Horne.

## Lyrics

Ev'ry honey bee fills with jealousy

When they see you out with me.

I don't blame them, goodness knows,

Honeysuckle Rose.

When you're passin' by flowers droop and sigh,

And I know the reason why.

You're much sweeter, goodness knows,

Honeysuckle Rose.

Don't buy sugar,

You just have to touch my cup,

You're my sugar,

It's sweet when you stir it up.

When I'm takin' sips from your tasty lips,

Seems the honey fairly drips,

You're confection, goodness knows,

Honeysuckle Rose.
This Is Your Life

File:Hereisyourlifetitle2.jpg  ***This Is Your Life*** was a long-running television show created and hosted by Ralph Edwards. In each show, an unsuspecting person would be surprised with their life story (narrated by Edwards from a book), as friends, family, and others from their past would come forth (preceded by their voice, which the guest was asked to guess). Edwards began the series on radio in 1948, which after two short-lived runs moved to television in 1952, remaining until 1961 (with sporadic revivals and specials through the 1980s).

A British television version launched in 1955.

## References

* The Guy Smiley "Here is Your Life" sketches on *Sesame Street* parodied the format, down to "see if you recognize this voice" and surprise individuals previously thought lost (in this case, often converted into furniture or modern art). On two occasions, different titles were used, including "This is Your Story" (when Forgetful Jones was the featured guest) and "This is Your Lunch".

* In episode 406 of *The Muppet Show*, Miss Piggy gives Kermit a *This is Your Life*-style tribute for his birthday, complete with "can you recognize this voice" guessing and a reunion with acting teacher Mr. Dawson.

* The series finale of Arthur, called All Grown Up, has the everyone give Arthur characters a this is your life style tribute to Arthur, hosted by Bear.

* In the fifth season *Muppet Babies* episode "He's a Wonderful Frog," the babies give Baby Kermit a "This Is Your Life"-style tribute, hosted by Rowlf in the Ralph Edwards role.
Episode 69: WH and SH

**Releases**  | 30 Years of Fun-Filled Days (2004)

Mister H gets to make two new non-squoosh sounds! This time, he's passing by Gloria Mansfield playing with a yo-yo and Mister W, who's working on a magic act. Mister W is able to blow a whistle dangling around Mister H's neck without using his hands, so they agree to make a sound together. One small problem: Mister S's Sock Cave is nearby and they're waking him up, so he suggests making a nice, quiet sound with Mister H. "SHHHH!!!!" The new sound is used on the Catching Game, with Captain Zemo (who is quite the sleepyhead in his own right) and Vicky Vickers as the contestant. Later, Monty Swell sings a song about Mister H and his two new sounds.

## Starring

* Mister H
* Gloria Mansfield
* Mister W
* Mister S
* Miss E
* Mister D
* Captain Zemo
* Monty Swell
The Ballad Of King Lime

"**The Ballad Of King Lime**" is a song that the Little Cats sing about King Lindy of Lime and his long beard. The Little Cats each play a little instrument to Miss Nonny while they head over to the King's castle.

The song was featured in the *Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss* episode "The King's Beard".
Roma

**Roma** is a character from *The Hoobs*.

Like Iver, Groove and Tula, Roma is an explorer Hoob who travels around the world, gathering information for the Hoobopaedia by talking to the "Tiddlypeeps" (children).

Roma does not live in the Hoobmobile, but she frequently reports all her discoveries to Iver, Groove and Tula through video messages and sometimes she visits the Hoobmobile to help them with their questions.

But in Season 25 (2002), She lives in Hoobmobile somehow.

Roma rides a motorcyle called a "Hooby Picki Picki," which is also powered by the Motorettes.

In "Change" Roma talks to the "Tiddlypeeps" (children).
Lilli Cooper

**Lilli Cooper** (b. March 4, 1990) is an American actress who plays Doc in *Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock* and Rena from *this series*.

Cooper was the standby for Elphaba in 2014 for the Broadway production of *Wicked*, and originated the role of Sandy Cheeks in the Broadway production of *SpongeBob SquarePants* which opened in 2017. In 2018, Cooper played Julie Nichols in the musical adaptation of the 1982 film *Tootsie*, receiving a nomination for a Tony Award for "Best Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical" for her performance.
Unique London

**Unique London** is the British co-production of Unique New York.

==Human Actors==\*Kevin Duala

* Aurora Duala (Kevin’s daughter)
* Rosita Gonzalez
* Diego Kahlo (Rosita’s cousin)
* Lucy Peakcock
* Jake Peakcock (Lucy’s son)
* Mike Jacobson
* Emma, Susie, and Janice Jacobson (Mike’s daughters)
* Vicky Morgan
* Brandon Morgan (Vicky’s son)

## Puppeteers

* Hubba Hubba: Mark Jefferis (seasons 24), Brian Herring (season 25-present)
* Groove: John Eccleston (seasons 23), Mark Jefferis (season 25-present)
* Iver: Donald Austen
* Roma: Gillie Robic
* Tula: Julie Westwood (season 24), Vicky Billords (season 25-present)
* Timp: Wim Booth
* Twang: Mark Jefferis
* Tootle: Rebecca Nagan
Figure It Out

"**Figure It Out**" is a *Sesame Street* song sung by Farley. The song's themes are self-reliance, patience and faith in your ability to understand something.

## Releases

### Video

* There’s Nothing Like A Song That We Can Sing (2004)

### Audio

* Yertle the Turtle's Oodles of Fun (2004)
* The Birthday Moose Original Motion Soundtrack (2004)

## Notes

* The Anything Muppet girls were puppeteered by Richard Hunt (the Green AM) and Brian Muehl (the Lavender).
Matthew McConaughey

**Matthew McConaughey** (b. 1969) is an actor and comedian who is probably best known for Sing franchise. He appeared on this series in Episode 7154 to demonstrate the word "metamorphosis" with the help of Abby Cadabby and Fox in Socks can transform him into a penguin. He also briefly appears in "Set Your Piggies Free."
The Snoozer (song)

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"**The Snoozer**" is a 2003 song sung by the Cat in the Hat with the help of the Little Cats about the statue and how everyone enjoys resting by it. As the songs continues one of the seussville characters sing about how he came upon the statue and made friends. That's when everyone starts dancing and playing limbo around the Snoozer.

The song was featured in the *Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss* episode "The Snoozer".