@@criminallyautistic8372In addition, the voice of Princess Bubblegum also voiced Summer in Henry Hugglemonster and Stanley's pet cat Elsie from Stanley!
Speaking of acting, Chloë Grace Moretz would later play Hit-Girl in Kick-Ass, which was released around 6 months before My Friends Tigger and Pooh ended.
Me too dude. Me too. I remember getting teary eyed because Bear was basically my dad so him singing goodbye was soul crushing only to be jumping for joy when I hear, "Welcome to The Blue House!"
I've ALWAYS had a soft heart for "Little Einsteins" since I was 11. Those kids are the reason why I know artists like Claude Monet and Music by Rimsky-Korsakov! It was a too smart show with beautiful music. And the kids bizarrely made you feel included. It's nice that people still remember Little Einsteins
@@Hecuba445 26:20 um should annie sing this song it's called ripped pants from spongebob squarepants ua-cam.com/video/L8c0EIvYnmE/v-deo.html (lyrics) I thought I had everybody on my side But I went and blew it all sky high And now, she won't even spare a passing glance All just because I, ripped my pants When Big Larry came round just to put him down Spongebob turned into a clown And no girl ever wants to dance With a fool who went and ripped his pants I know, I shouldn't mope around, I shouldn't curse But the pain feels so much worse 'Cause windin' up with no one is a lot less fun Than a burn from the sun or sand in your buns Now, I learned a lesson, I won't soon forget So listen and you won't regret Be true to yourself, don't miss your chance And you won't end up like the fool who ripped his pants. 26:36 and should all of the little einsteins sing this song it's called do the sponge and it's another song from spongebob squarepants ua-cam.com/video/p0gGNkWNJgU/v-deo.html (lyrics) All right you invertebrates! I'm gonna teach you how to do the Sponge! Well, if you take your leg and you stick it in the air, And then you take the other one and jam it right up there. You twist yourself around, And give a great big lunge. Now you're doing the Sponge. Do the Sponge, Sponge, Do the Sponge, Bet your buns you're doing the Sponge. Well, now, if you take your leg... And you stick it in the air... And-a then you take the other one... And you jam it right up...there... You twist yourself around... And you do a great big... lunge. Now you're doing, Yeah, now you're doing the Sponge. All right, now, yeah, a-do the Sponge, Sponge, A-do the Sponge, Before you know, you're taking the plunge. I said the Sponge, Sponge, A-do the Sponge, Bet your buns you're doing the Sponge. Yeah, bet your buns you're doing the Sponge. Aw, yeah, well, you're doing the Sponge. Oh! I said, the Sponge, Sponge! Yeah, do the Sponge! Yeah, do the Sponge, Sponge! Well, do the Sponge! A-do the Sponge a-do the Sponge Ah-oh Ho! A-do the sponge! Oh, Oh, Oh! Oh! The Sponge! The Sponge! Oh do the Sponge! Yeah, you're doing the Sponge! A-do the Sponge!.
So Higglytown Heroes wasn't just some show where matryoshka dolls did some random stuff, the story behind each episode was there'd be a problem to solve, and then a hero would show up, showcasing different occupations and what they do, so the purpose of the show was to get kids to start thinking about the careers they want to do when they grow up. For these hero roles, they had a whole bunch of guest stars like Phil LaMarr (Samurai Jack, Wilt, and Earth King) as a lifeguard, Jeff Bennett (Johnny Bravo, Jacques von Hämsterviel, and Dexter & Dee Dee's dad) as an auctioneer, Raven-Symoné as a playground monitor, Joey Fatone as a bulldozer operator, Rob Paulsen as a barber, Serena Williams as a snowplow driver, etc! The ones that did the Higglytown Heroes theme song was They Might Be Giants who also worked on the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse theme song, the Malcolm in the Middle theme song, and a cover of There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow for Meet the Robinsons! Book of Pooh was the first to use Shadowmation developed by creator Mitchell Kriegman which was later used in the PBS series It's a Big Big World! Work for It's a Big Big World was done at a studio in the Hamptons on Long Island at an airport in Wainscott. Bear in the Big Blue House and Out of the Box were both filmed at the Kaufman Astoria Studios in NYC, the same place Sesame Street has been filmed since 1993! It's also the same place shows like Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego (which was another role Lynne Thigpen was known for as the ACME chief), Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego, seasons one through four of Between the Lions, Oobi, and The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss were all filmed! In Stanley, the voice of Dennis the fish is Charles Shaughnessy, better known as Mr. Sheffield in The Nanny, while Elsie the cat is Hynden Walch who's Princess Bubblegum and Starfire, and Lester (the one talking at 14:25) is Philece Sampler who voiced the elder version of Toph in Legend of Korra!
@@KittyChibiWaifu TMBG have an incredible span across pop culture, they also made the Other Father's song in Coraline, Dr. Evil's song in Austin Powers, and Squidward's song in the SpongeBob Broadway musical, not to mention they made the "Here Comes..." kids music albums for Disney, and of course they made "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)"
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@@BellaElisex3 Hello. Good afternoon. My name is Brian López. What is your favorite episode of Higglytown Heroes? Please let me know in the comments down below.
19:28 Higglytown Heroes would enlighten kids about various jobs adults had and how they contribute to society. Whenever there was a problem, they would be "saved" by the appropriate "hero": if there was an issue with food, they'd be helped by a chef. An issue involving swimming? They'd get help from a lifeguard. Zookeeper, mechanic, tailor, truck driver, operator, they wouldn't solely rely on the typical jobs you'd expect a child to already have an idea about in these kinds of programs. They'd even bring up more obscure jobs which is where the series shined IMO.
Slight correction according to Noel Macneal (the puppeteer and voice behind Bear from Bear in the big blue house) the real reason the show ended was because Disney felt the show had its run and they wrapped production before the unfortunate passing of Lynne Thigpen. I actually got the chance to meet Noel and he seemed like a really nice guy, and he talked about the infamous Bear and Big Bird picture.
@Juvia_Lockser they're a real music group! and they're still active too, they're even performing at a festival i'm going to tomorrow because they're local to the area. pretty crazy to me
Yeah as you mentioned, the puppetry in The Book of Pooh is based on bunraku puppetry. Bunraku's history goes as far back as the 16th century, but the origins of its modern form can be traced to around the 1680s after the playwright Chikamatsu Monzaemon began a collaboration with the chanter Takemoto Gidayu, who established the Takemoto puppet theater in Osaka in 1684. Three kinds of performers take part in a bunraku performance, the Ningyōtsukai or Ningyōzukai (puppeteers), the tayū (chanters), and shamisen musicians. The heads and hands of traditional puppets are carved by specialists, while the bodies and costumes are often constructed by puppeteers. The heads can be quite mechanically sophisticated. In plays with supernatural themes, a puppet may be constructed so that its face can quickly transform into that of a demon. Less complex heads may have eyes that move up and down, side to side or close, and noses, mouths, and eyebrows that move. Controls for all movements of parts of the head are located on a handle that extends down from the neck of the puppet and are reached by the main puppeteer inserting their left hand into the chest of the puppet through a hole in the back of the torso. The main puppeteer, the omozukai, uses their right hand to control the right hand of the puppet, and uses their left hand to control the puppet's head. The left puppeteer, known as the hidarizukai or sashizukai, depending on the tradition of the troupe, manipulates the left hand of the puppet with their own right hand by means of a control rod that extends back from the elbow of the puppet. A third puppeteer, the ashizukai, operates the feet and legs. All but the most minor characters require three puppeteers, who perform in full view of the audience, generally wearing black robes. Usually a single chanter recites all the characters' parts, altering his vocal pitch and style in order to portray the various characters in a scene. Occasionally multiple chanters are used. The chanters sit next to the shamisen player. Some traditional puppet theaters have a revolving platform for the chanter and shamisen player, which rotates to bring replacement musicians in for the next scene.
Oh man. I had almost forgotten about Ze Fronk. I loved those shorts as a kid, but I couldn't remember what it was called. I saw most of these. I remember liking Rollie Pollie Ollie the most.
This was a nice trip down memory lane. The Wiggles and Bear in the Big Blue House were two of the biggest things in my life as a little kid. The shows from Higgly Town Heroes onwards I watched a lot of as a kid too. I think with Stanley, PBJ Otter, JoJo Circus, Out of the Box, and Rollie Pollie Ollie I kinda remember (thanks to a Playhouse Disney cd and a Book of Pooh VHS) but I don’t remember actually watching the shows since I was too young to remember.
How young were because I certainly remember and playhouse Disney wasn’t around when I turned 7. I don’t remember at all, that channel name. But the shows I do remember fairly well watching them. I have actually rewatched some Charlie and Lola on UA-cam and realized I don’t really completely remember the episodes but know a little bit later it is coming back to me for some of them some not even though I know that with the ones I loved that I watched every single episode that was released.
Jojo's Circus will randomly pop into my head every now and then. I used to watch it a LOT as a kid. There also happens to be a photo of me with Jojo and Goliath from my first DIsney trip in 2005 (I was a baby and the photo is in a photo book)
I grew up watching a lot of these shows, and now my daughter (who just turned 2) is obsessed with Wiggles, Imagination Movers, and Mickey Mouse on Disney+
Conner, you have legitimately taken me back throughout my childhood. I was born in 2001, and I watched almost all of these shows religiously as a kid. So in a way, thank you so much for this video.
40:21 Speaking of Bluey, it has a surprising amount of connections to Playhouse Disney. The creator, Joe Brumm, worked as a freelance animator and one of the shows he worked on was Charlie and Lola. In fact, I would not be surprised if the episode “Dragon” took some inspiration from that show. Of course, the biggest connection is with The Wiggles since both programs are based in Australia. The band ensemble from 2013 to 2021 appeared in an episode where they had a picture taken and are called “The Waggles”, because they’re dogs, and Anthony Field, who as of typing this is the only remaining band member from when it started, does a couple of voice roles.
I watched an ungodly amount of Little Einsteins as a kid. I was too little to remember a lot of the 90s Playhouse shows (save for those that got rerun all of the time) but I vividly remember patting to get the spaceship going. I remember being upset when Playhouse got taken off the air. Disney Junior had plenty of fine programming, I guess (I was really too old for it, but my little brothers weren't, so I watched plenty of those shows) but I missed my Playhouse friends.
I forgot about Lou and Lou. I hated those two as a kid honestly. They were the walking talking definition of a brownnosers. Your take on them was accurate and really funny.
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Just hearing some of these shows again just awakened some memories within me. A flashback to a simpler innoncent time in my life. Like every Gen Z kid, alot of these shows were my Jam growing up!
It hurts me internally that we’re going to run out of the generations that grew up with this channel. The Wiggles, I had a small crush on Anthony as a kid, I had no business crushing on an old guy. Also he’s still doing it till this day?? Damn, respect for the ride or die
Higglytown Heroes is basically just a show to highlight "everyday heroes" in your neighborhoods like a firemen, baker, stuff like that. It was charming when I was younger but that's about it. 😊
Ze Fronk was a fun one. When I was a kid I really wanted to make the dishes on that show and tried some good stuff like Ants on A Log, that was a nice after school snack. I used to quote the characters while my mom helped me make the food. Little me couldn't even come close to Mark Hamil and Rob Paulson. I liked those guys before I knew who they were.
I was very much a Noggin kid, but hearing Imagination Movers, Rolie Polie Olie, Charlie and Lola, and Johnny and the Sprites brought up again made me SO happy.
You were as was way more of a Disney kid. I remember all of these but not playhouse Disney probably because after I was 6 it changed for the better in my opinion to DisneyJR which also has a lot of memorable shows that I know way more of. It is still the kids channel for Disney to this day.
I saw a lot of these not because I was that young in the early 2000s, but because I had younger siblings who would leave the Disney Channel on all the time. And I'm actually nostalgic for when those programming blocks for little kids used a variety of mediums rather than the same 3D computer animation style for everything!
I KNEW that Little Einsteins was also gonna be listed here too and that I had such a soft and enjoyed heart and feeling watching that show since when I was like 4. Those iconic (yet underrated) 4 kids were the real reason why I wanted to learn more about talented classical artists and classical music from the classic era. It felt like such a smart and intelligent show for everyone. I even also remember having a crush on Leo from the show as a kid because I always thought he looked so handsome, haha. (This may sound rlly dumb, but like if I also knew that he secretly listens to Red by Taylor Swift and that his favorite track would be All Too Well because of the line “You used to be a little kid with glasses in a twin-sized bed”) But I’m happy that there’s still a few people out there who still remember Little Einsteins. 💜❤️
Higgly town hero’s is like a fever dream to me I can picture the day time setting I would be watching it but can’t quite remember what happened in the show
I love Playhouse Disney's lineup. I have seen all of these Playhouse Disney tv shows from the 1990s and 2000s at least once, and it is nice to see more UA-cam people touch upon Higglytown Heroes. I started that trend back in 2021.
Damn, seeing the thumbnail i just got hit by a wave of nostalgia! I remember these shows! Charlie and Lola,JoJo's circus, The Wiggles! And so on! Damn haven't seen these shows in So long 😢
The Doodlebops was such a trip looking back. I loved singing along to it as a kid and my parents were left incredibly confused by the sight of these clowns or whatever they're supposed to be. It was so bizarre, but so enjoyable.
PBS kids and Nick JR are still around you know. So is the kids Disney channel it’s just called DisneyJR now and I highly recommend that you check it out because it’s awesome.
I did not realize how puppet-centric playhouse Disney was, especially during the first half of its run. Nowadays on Disney Junior its just CGI shows of popular Disney movies and tv shows
Oh god the amount of nostalgia that is shooting in my head. Little Einsteins, Jojo Circus, Higglytown heroes, Charlie and Lola, Handy Manny and the list just goes on
I remember all the shows you mentioned... Except Jojo's Circus, that series was taken off the air before I really started remembering the channel... Due to that, I find it and Rolie Polie Olie as lost relics I feel I missed out on, but I'm an adult now so I can't exactly understand the hype too well, looking at clips I feel like Jojo's Circus would be way too fast paced and high energy for me, but I am still trying to see it in the light a little kid would see it in...
Can you talk about PBS Kids Sprout? It was a children's channel that launched in 2005 that aired acquired shows and also original ones. In 2017 the channel rebranded as Universal Kids and the Sprout channel ceased to exist. I grew up watching shows and their programming blocks back in the day and now I miss it
I wish I saw BITBBH but I was more into Rolie Polie Olie back then! Heck, I even remember owning a VHS of that show with the episodes about the family movie and the best doggone show in the world
As a kid born inn 2003, I remember Jojo's Circus, The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, My Adventures With Tigger and Pooh (The "Think Think Think" song is a banger), Choo Choo Soul, Teaching my Alligator Manners, Charlie and Lola, Little Einsteins, Oooh and Ahh, Imagination Movers, and the Wiggles (which I saw in concert back in 2006 and I still have the tickets)
You don’t remember Rollie Polly Olie or PBandJ Otter because those were still playing then quite frequently and I certainly remember them. And I was only born a year later then so how do you not remember those. I also know a lot of the 90s ones as well because of Disney+ and I love them . They are some of the best kids shows ever made even if in some of the episodes the animation could have been better. I didn’t even realize until he said that they would have aired on playhouse Disney.
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A lot of these shows and shorts on Playhouse Disney are pretty decent back in my early years when I was a kid, but I think the one that really got me hyped the most was The Wiggles. I even went to a few concerts live and in person with my family! Plus, I even shook Anthony and Murray's hands a few times when I went to their shows. They were so immensely appealing to me as much as all the other millennials and Gen-Z's alike while growing up as a child. And I gotta say, even while The Wiggles still remain popular to this very day, I'm glad I got to be a part of it. 🤩💖
The Wiggles were single-handedly the greatest highlight about Playhouse Disney. As a small child, whenever one of their tv shows or music videos start to air, I immediately got hooked to them. They were the reason why I wanted to watch Playhouse Disney, and later PBS Sprout. There’s just something about them that really made them special. Plus they had a fascinating history during their career in children’s music and entertainment throughout the 90’s and 2000’s.
Have you watched their documentary on Prime Video? It's really good and covers a lot about their history! It's easy to see that they really love what they did/do. It was truly a passion project. They weren't just in it for the money. They genuinely loved teching kids and making them smile.
The second I saw the Go Baby logo, I practically had a war flashback. I was so terrified of this show that I would just hide my face under the closest object and wait until it went away.
I haven’t thought about these shows in many years and seeing this video honestly made me tear up 😢 I saw a lot of these shows as a child and it holds a special place in my heart but hands down The Bear in The Big Blue House is my favorite!!
Man Playhouse Disney I remember (almost) all of these shows! Stanley was my favorite as a kid! I made a my own great big book of everything out of poster board and large sheets of construction paper. I was a dedicated child lol
I didn’t really grow up with the Disney Channels show, though I did watch a ton of the shows during the Playhouse Disney/Disney Junior block. Jojo's Circus, The Wiggles, The Doodlebops, and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse amongst other nice live action and cartoon shows that were airing around the time!
We need more cartoon creators that understand kids don't need ridiculously saturated colours, movements going nuts, etc. Bluey is the only current one I can think of for toddlers right now.
The only thing I really remember about Stanley is his brother's "An ape's not a chimp. A chimp's not a monkey." song that went WAY harder than it had to.
20:49 says Charlie and Lola was made by Playhouse Disney but just ignores the BBC logo in this scene and others potentially, yet explains the backstory of The Wiggles being Australian with no problem, and even mentions that Charlie and Lola are British so Conner I still love your content but this moment just left me baffled especially since you explained Bob the Builder’s background in the Nick Jr video
Bear in the big blue house was my absolute FAVORITE as a kid, I wore down so many vhs tapes rewatching them lol, i even still have my character plushies and im 26 lol its such a comforting show, playhouse disney as a whole was my favorite they were just so fun and sweet, my future kids are gonna watch these shows idc what year it is
I need to watch 'Out of the Box' again! I completely forgot how catchy the goodbye song is! As for 'The Doodlebops,' you gotta admit that DeeDee had mad vocal pipes!
I was born in 2002, so I grew up in the era of Playhouse Disney where I can remember when they changed the name. Imagination Movers was the best show for me and my sister growing up. Bunnytown also deserves a mention. We had a DVD of Bunnytown and we would watch it all the time! Jungle Junction had a great theme song. I definitely remember ChooChoo Soul.
Connor Higglytown heroes is about learning about the true heroes that exist in our world, such as firefighters, mailman police officers, even a pizza, delivery guy in someway, shape or form we could even be a Higglytown hero
Here are a few things I'd like to say. 1. The Imagination Movers are not only another band, but they also sang Playhouse Disney's 2007 theme song, so in a way, they're kinda like the secondary mascots of the channel. 2. I never knew this would be how I found out Carl Wheezer & Joker were in Tasty Time with ZeFronk. 3. Go Baby was animated by Little Airplane Productions, AKA the people behind Wonder Pets & Oobi. 4. As someone who watched Playhouse Disney in its last few years, I don't remember ANYTHING about Lou & Lou Safety Patrol. 5. Ooh and Aah are kinda like the mascots of 2007-2011 Playhouse Disney, as they would be the ones to tell us what show was coming up next. 6. My Friends Tigger & Pooh was a Playhouse Disney exclusive. When Disney Junior came around, there wasn't a SINGLE rerun to be found. Shows that ended before the rebrand like Higglytown Heroes, Little Einsteins, hell I think even PB&J Otter & Charlie and Lola got reruns, but nothing for Tigger & Pooh. 7. Handy Manny & Special Agent Oso get the honor of being the first Playhouse Disney shows to have a crossover together. 8. WTF was that horrible framerate for all the Handy Manny footage?!
I believe that's called Photo puppetry, the ones where they obviously took multiple photos and are moving them around. I believe that one kids show with the three class pets uses it too.
There was a Canadian kids show called Angela Anaconda that did that animation style HORRIBLY, kinda like that weird Go Baby show Conner talked about here.
15:35 - I'm sorry to say but it's quite a bit sadder than a "Bandmate" of theirs passing away. Anthony's older brother and future Wiggles manager Paul Field was the "The Cockroaches" lead singer. It was Paul's baby Bernadette who died of SIDS (Sudden-Infant-Death-Syndrome) after having lived only a few months. This is partly what inspired Anthony to enter early childhood education and then get back into music by forming The Wiggles with the group's 1991 debut specifically being dedicated to Bernadette's memory. To this day, the Wiggles are still spokesman for Red Nose Day, an annual Australian that rises money for research to end SIDS. There's the beginning part of your Wiggles retrospective for you.
So much nostalgia! I loved Handy Manny, maybe not as much as Bob The Builder [ when I was little, every time we went to Chuck E Cheese, I HAD to go on the Bob The Builder ride], but it was still amazing. I loved all these shows but I was OBSESSED with Bear In The Big Blue House and The Wiggles when I was little. The songs and stories still hold up today!
I do remember watching Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and It's my favorite show. One of my favorite episode would be Season 3, Episode 5 "Happy Birthday, Toodles". It's where Toodles has a face and a voice for the first time.
Fun fact: Bear in the Big Blue House was NOT a Disney property when it first aired. It was co-produced by The Jim Henson Company and Shadow Projects (the latter of which also produced The Book of Pooh), and was entirely owned by Henson until 2004, when it was bought up by Disney along with the Muppets franchise.
Conner I wanna thank you for this video. I remember after you posted the Nick jr episode that I wanted a playhouse Disney by commenting and this turned out great. I was a 2008 baby so I have a lot of nostalgia for anything that was made in 2006 because they used to broadcast the most. Mickey Mouse clubhouse was my absolute favourite growing up and still have nostalgia for it to this day. Thank you for this video.
I remember back when Out of the Box was still airing I would get out an oatmeal container or whatever I could use as a drum and play along with their goodbye song at the end of the episode. :)
I just watched your Nick Jr video and we’re probably the same age cuz I watched most of those shows from Gullah Gullah Island to LazyTown and a handful of episodes of Backyardigans of curiosity until I completely grew out of them. I also loved all these shows from Bear to The Koala Brothers and Jojo’s Circus. 15:11 You missed the part where the dog and cat characters sing about The Great Big Book of Everything while interrupting Dennis. Every. Single. Episode. Or that the theme song was performed by Baha Men, whose music is so borderline aimed at kids with many of their singles in the soundtracks of several kid-friendly media, you may as well call them the “Black Wiggles”. In retrospect, Little Einsteins is a weird name to call kid geniuses. It’s like calling a group of singing and dancing grade school music artists “Little Jacksons” 32:32 rainbow monkeys??? 33:27 Mr. Meaty is “making us eat rainbow monkeys!!!!!” I grew up out of preschool shows since 2004 but I’ve seen ONE episode of Imagination Movers because Jason Dolley and Nicole Anderson aka Macy from Jonas played a prince and princess. And I recall a Special Agent Oso promo during commercials showing that Phill Lewis aka Mr Moseby played the wolf handler/boss character.
There are two things that Rolie Polie Olie and Jojo's Circus had in common They both got taken off the air before some could experience them And they're both so off the wall crazy that people keep thinking they made them up
When they had meet and greets of Jojo and Goliath I was lucky enough to meet them (I was like 5). I ran right past Jojo and to Goliath. We still have a picture of Jojo being bewildered. She was a major afterthought for little me.
Fun Fact: the same guy who helped create Rolly Polly Ollie also is the reason why we have Meet the Robinsons and the rise of the Guardians
I think he worked on Robots too, like if you compare the bots in Rolly Polly Ollie to Robots, you’ll notice how similar they are.
Yep. William Joyce
@@AliciaInNevada yes you are correct, in the end credits of robots it says produced by William Joyce alongside John c. Donkin and jerry Davis.
This comment just made meet the robinsons make more sense artistically
Yep! I love the character designs in Rolie Polie Olie. They just ooze William Joyce and it's lovely 🤌🏻
Fun fact: the voice actress of Jojo in Jojo circus will later go on to voice Fionna the human girl in adventure time.
For real? I'm genuinely crying rn!❤
@@criminallyautistic8372In addition, the voice of Princess Bubblegum also voiced Summer in Henry Hugglemonster and Stanley's pet cat Elsie from Stanley!
@@jakeranaudo3006 Awesome! Thanks for the info my dude/dudette
Speaking of acting, Chloë Grace Moretz would later play Hit-Girl in Kick-Ass, which was released around 6 months before My Friends Tigger and Pooh ended.
@@jakeranaudo3006 she also voice viridi in kid Icarus uprising along with Harley Quinn in 2004 Batman and starfire in teen titans series.
The bear in the big blue house goodbye song still gets me
Me too dude. Me too. I remember getting teary eyed because Bear was basically my dad so him singing goodbye was soul crushing only to be jumping for joy when I hear, "Welcome to The Blue House!"
Tbh yeah. It still gets to me too
Same here, especially the finale version where all the characters sing it
I've ALWAYS had a soft heart for "Little Einsteins" since I was 11. Those kids are the reason why I know artists like Claude Monet and Music by Rimsky-Korsakov! It was a too smart show with beautiful music. And the kids bizarrely made you feel included. It's nice that people still remember Little Einsteins
In many ways, some of the best gateways into classical music have been from cartoons, classic Looney Tunes is certainly up there in that hierarchy.
I have a soft spot for it too!!
@@Hecuba445 26:20 um should annie sing this song it's called ripped pants from spongebob squarepants ua-cam.com/video/L8c0EIvYnmE/v-deo.html
(lyrics)
I thought I had everybody on my side
But I went and blew it all sky high
And now, she won't even spare a passing glance
All just because I, ripped my pants
When Big Larry came round just to put him down
Spongebob turned into a clown
And no girl ever wants to dance
With a fool who went and ripped his pants
I know, I shouldn't mope around, I shouldn't curse
But the pain feels so much worse
'Cause windin' up with no one is a lot less fun
Than a burn from the sun or sand in your buns
Now, I learned a lesson, I won't soon forget
So listen and you won't regret
Be true to yourself, don't miss your chance
And you won't end up like the fool who ripped his pants.
26:36 and should all of the little einsteins sing this song it's called do the sponge and it's another song from spongebob squarepants ua-cam.com/video/p0gGNkWNJgU/v-deo.html
(lyrics)
All right you invertebrates! I'm gonna teach you how to do the Sponge!
Well, if you take your leg and you stick it in the air,
And then you take the other one and jam it right up there.
You twist yourself around,
And give a great big lunge.
Now you're doing the Sponge.
Do the Sponge, Sponge,
Do the Sponge,
Bet your buns you're doing the Sponge.
Well, now, if you take your leg...
And you stick it in the air...
And-a then you take the other one...
And you jam it right up...there...
You twist yourself around...
And you do a great big... lunge.
Now you're doing,
Yeah, now you're doing the Sponge.
All right, now, yeah, a-do the Sponge, Sponge,
A-do the Sponge,
Before you know, you're taking the plunge.
I said the Sponge, Sponge,
A-do the Sponge,
Bet your buns you're doing the Sponge.
Yeah, bet your buns you're doing the Sponge.
Aw, yeah, well, you're doing the Sponge.
Oh! I said, the Sponge, Sponge!
Yeah, do the Sponge!
Yeah, do the Sponge, Sponge!
Well, do the Sponge!
A-do the Sponge a-do the Sponge
Ah-oh Ho!
A-do the sponge!
Oh, Oh, Oh!
Oh! The Sponge!
The Sponge! Oh do the Sponge!
Yeah, you're doing the Sponge!
A-do the Sponge!.
We're going on a trip in our favorite rocketship
@@criminallyautistic8372 is that from the theme song of little einsteins
Noggin/Nick Jr + Playhouse Disney. The best combo for a 2000’s kid.
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Need to add pbs kids for me.
PBS Kids and PBS Kids Go were goated and nice little kids stuff bossman.
@lulaloopsey Accepted
@@BienSwinginbase I think they were kinda different as they had some shows that got away with serious topics like Sesame Street, Arthur and Thomas.
So Higglytown Heroes wasn't just some show where matryoshka dolls did some random stuff, the story behind each episode was there'd be a problem to solve, and then a hero would show up, showcasing different occupations and what they do, so the purpose of the show was to get kids to start thinking about the careers they want to do when they grow up. For these hero roles, they had a whole bunch of guest stars like Phil LaMarr (Samurai Jack, Wilt, and Earth King) as a lifeguard, Jeff Bennett (Johnny Bravo, Jacques von Hämsterviel, and Dexter & Dee Dee's dad) as an auctioneer, Raven-Symoné as a playground monitor, Joey Fatone as a bulldozer operator, Rob Paulsen as a barber, Serena Williams as a snowplow driver, etc! The ones that did the Higglytown Heroes theme song was They Might Be Giants who also worked on the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse theme song, the Malcolm in the Middle theme song, and a cover of There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow for Meet the Robinsons!
Book of Pooh was the first to use Shadowmation developed by creator Mitchell Kriegman which was later used in the PBS series It's a Big Big World! Work for It's a Big Big World was done at a studio in the Hamptons on Long Island at an airport in Wainscott. Bear in the Big Blue House and Out of the Box were both filmed at the Kaufman Astoria Studios in NYC, the same place Sesame Street has been filmed since 1993! It's also the same place shows like Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego (which was another role Lynne Thigpen was known for as the ACME chief), Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego, seasons one through four of Between the Lions, Oobi, and The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss were all filmed! In Stanley, the voice of Dennis the fish is Charles Shaughnessy, better known as Mr. Sheffield in The Nanny, while Elsie the cat is Hynden Walch who's Princess Bubblegum and Starfire, and Lester (the one talking at 14:25) is Philece Sampler who voiced the elder version of Toph in Legend of Korra!
I didn't know that about the theme song. Omg. ;-; I love the connections.
@@KittyChibiWaifu TMBG have an incredible span across pop culture, they also made the Other Father's song in Coraline, Dr. Evil's song in Austin Powers, and Squidward's song in the SpongeBob Broadway musical, not to mention they made the "Here Comes..." kids music albums for Disney, and of course they made "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)"
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This was all so very insightful and knowledgeable thank you !
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Fran: I’m the first squirrel in space
Sandy: no you ain’t
19:16
19:28 Higglytown Heroes would enlighten kids about various jobs adults had and how they contribute to society. Whenever there was a problem, they would be "saved" by the appropriate "hero": if there was an issue with food, they'd be helped by a chef. An issue involving swimming? They'd get help from a lifeguard. Zookeeper, mechanic, tailor, truck driver, operator, they wouldn't solely rely on the typical jobs you'd expect a child to already have an idea about in these kinds of programs. They'd even bring up more obscure jobs which is where the series shined IMO.
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As a kid of the early 2000s, I remember watching some of these shows on Playhouse Disney. And The Hop Hop Jump In song from Handy Manny was my jam.
Slight correction according to Noel Macneal (the puppeteer and voice behind Bear from Bear in the big blue house) the real reason the show ended was because Disney felt the show had its run and they wrapped production before the unfortunate passing of Lynne Thigpen.
I actually got the chance to meet Noel and he seemed like a really nice guy, and he talked about the infamous Bear and Big Bird picture.
Connor: Out of the Box...
Me: OH FUCK YEAH!
Connor: we're treated to one of the greatest goodbye songs
Me: YOU'RE GODAMN RIGHT!
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I genuinely loved Imagination Movers as a kid.
That was my JAM!❤️
I think my first ever like fictional crush was smitty 😅
@Juvia_Lockser they're a real music group! and they're still active too, they're even performing at a festival i'm going to tomorrow because they're local to the area. pretty crazy to me
@dezzydream wow, thanks for the information. I didn't know that.
Saaaame
Who else grew up with Jojo's Circus before Bizarre Adventure became a meme?
I did.
Me,too.
I did, too!
I did 😋✋
Same time Jojo Levesque started her pop career (at the age of 13). With her debut song, Leave (Get Out) becoming a radio hit.
Yeah as you mentioned, the puppetry in The Book of Pooh is based on bunraku puppetry. Bunraku's history goes as far back as the 16th century, but the origins of its modern form can be traced to around the 1680s after the playwright Chikamatsu Monzaemon began a collaboration with the chanter Takemoto Gidayu, who established the Takemoto puppet theater in Osaka in 1684. Three kinds of performers take part in a bunraku performance, the Ningyōtsukai or Ningyōzukai (puppeteers), the tayū (chanters), and shamisen musicians. The heads and hands of traditional puppets are carved by specialists, while the bodies and costumes are often constructed by puppeteers. The heads can be quite mechanically sophisticated. In plays with supernatural themes, a puppet may be constructed so that its face can quickly transform into that of a demon. Less complex heads may have eyes that move up and down, side to side or close, and noses, mouths, and eyebrows that move.
Controls for all movements of parts of the head are located on a handle that extends down from the neck of the puppet and are reached by the main puppeteer inserting their left hand into the chest of the puppet through a hole in the back of the torso. The main puppeteer, the omozukai, uses their right hand to control the right hand of the puppet, and uses their left hand to control the puppet's head. The left puppeteer, known as the hidarizukai or sashizukai, depending on the tradition of the troupe, manipulates the left hand of the puppet with their own right hand by means of a control rod that extends back from the elbow of the puppet. A third puppeteer, the ashizukai, operates the feet and legs. All but the most minor characters require three puppeteers, who perform in full view of the audience, generally wearing black robes. Usually a single chanter recites all the characters' parts, altering his vocal pitch and style in order to portray the various characters in a scene. Occasionally multiple chanters are used. The chanters sit next to the shamisen player. Some traditional puppet theaters have a revolving platform for the chanter and shamisen player, which rotates to bring replacement musicians in for the next scene.
I didn't know you liked connor the waffle jim
Oh man. I had almost forgotten about Ze Fronk. I loved those shorts as a kid, but I couldn't remember what it was called. I saw most of these. I remember liking Rollie Pollie Ollie the most.
I forgot about the train one, the cooking doggo one I only remembered small splices of
This was a nice trip down memory lane. The Wiggles and Bear in the Big Blue House were two of the biggest things in my life as a little kid. The shows from Higgly Town Heroes onwards I watched a lot of as a kid too. I think with Stanley, PBJ Otter, JoJo Circus, Out of the Box, and Rollie Pollie Ollie I kinda remember (thanks to a Playhouse Disney cd and a Book of Pooh VHS) but I don’t remember actually watching the shows since I was too young to remember.
How young were because I certainly remember and playhouse Disney wasn’t around when I turned 7. I don’t remember at all, that channel name. But the shows I do remember fairly well watching them. I have actually rewatched some Charlie and Lola on UA-cam and realized I don’t really completely remember the episodes but know a little bit later it is coming back to me for some of them some not even though I know that with the ones I loved that I watched every single episode that was released.
That transition from the “So Long…Farwell” song to “Diary of Jane” for the Book of Pooh had me ROLLING
Jojo's Circus will randomly pop into my head every now and then. I used to watch it a LOT as a kid. There also happens to be a photo of me with Jojo and Goliath from my first DIsney trip in 2005 (I was a baby and the photo is in a photo book)
"The Book of Pooh is surprisingly NOT an autobiography about me after I have 2AM Taco Bell!"
-ConnerTheWaffle 2024
Lol yea that's a great quote
BRAIN DRAIN!!!!!
If you’re wondering the timestamp: 11:45
If you’re wondering the timestamp 11:44
I grew up watching a lot of these shows, and now my daughter (who just turned 2) is obsessed with Wiggles, Imagination Movers, and Mickey Mouse on Disney+
Conner, you have legitimately taken me back throughout my childhood.
I was born in 2001, and I watched almost all of these shows religiously as a kid. So in a way, thank you so much for this video.
Playhouse disney...
Thats a name i haven't heard is awhile...
And god do i miss it, and childhood...
40:21 Speaking of Bluey, it has a surprising amount of connections to Playhouse Disney. The creator, Joe Brumm, worked as a freelance animator and one of the shows he worked on was Charlie and Lola. In fact, I would not be surprised if the episode “Dragon” took some inspiration from that show. Of course, the biggest connection is with The Wiggles since both programs are based in Australia. The band ensemble from 2013 to 2021 appeared in an episode where they had a picture taken and are called “The Waggles”, because they’re dogs, and Anthony Field, who as of typing this is the only remaining band member from when it started, does a couple of voice roles.
I watched an ungodly amount of Little Einsteins as a kid. I was too little to remember a lot of the 90s Playhouse shows (save for those that got rerun all of the time) but I vividly remember patting to get the spaceship going. I remember being upset when Playhouse got taken off the air. Disney Junior had plenty of fine programming, I guess (I was really too old for it, but my little brothers weren't, so I watched plenty of those shows) but I missed my Playhouse friends.
I forgot about Lou and Lou. I hated those two as a kid honestly. They were the walking talking definition of a brownnosers. Your take on them was accurate and really funny.
Some of my Playhouse Disney shorts was The Shanna Show, Captain Carlos and Happy Monster Band.
About U.N.I.Q.U.E. from Special Agent Oso, that acronym sounds like something Mr. Warburton or the writers from Kids Next Door would make up.
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Just hearing some of these shows again just awakened some memories within me. A flashback to a simpler innoncent time in my life. Like every Gen Z kid, alot of these shows were my Jam growing up!
I met the performer/puppeteer of Bear at a convention once and he was the nicest person ever. He even let me hold a Tutter puppet.
It hurts me internally that we’re going to run out of the generations that grew up with this channel.
The Wiggles, I had a small crush on Anthony as a kid, I had no business crushing on an old guy. Also he’s still doing it till this day?? Damn, respect for the ride or die
Higglytown Heroes is basically just a show to highlight "everyday heroes" in your neighborhoods like a firemen, baker, stuff like that. It was charming when I was younger but that's about it. 😊
That’s a certified classic show💯
Ze Fronk was a fun one. When I was a kid I really wanted to make the dishes on that show and tried some good stuff like Ants on A Log, that was a nice after school snack. I used to quote the characters while my mom helped me make the food. Little me couldn't even come close to Mark Hamil and Rob Paulson. I liked those guys before I knew who they were.
bear in the big blue house was epic. i grew up with it during it’s last few years on air.
Faxs
It's on Disney plus I watch it on there 😊
That show is like a fever dream to me 😂
I was very much a Noggin kid, but hearing Imagination Movers, Rolie Polie Olie, Charlie and Lola, and Johnny and the Sprites brought up again made me SO happy.
You were as was way more of a Disney kid. I remember all of these but not playhouse Disney probably because after I was 6 it changed for the better in my opinion to DisneyJR which also has a lot of memorable shows that I know way more of. It is still the kids channel for Disney to this day.
I saw a lot of these not because I was that young in the early 2000s, but because I had younger siblings who would leave the Disney Channel on all the time. And I'm actually nostalgic for when those programming blocks for little kids used a variety of mediums rather than the same 3D computer animation style for everything!
Don't remember the name but the one with the song 'Shake, shake, shake your Peanut' 🤌 Chef's kiss, Mickey
Oh, you mean the one with the elephant? 🐘🐘🐘🐘 Yeah, I dislike that Mickey Mouse Clubhouse episode too much.
Highlytown Heroes was my childhood! I remember waking up every morning to watch it while my older sister was getting ready for school.
I KNEW that Little Einsteins was also gonna be listed here too and that I had such a soft and enjoyed heart and feeling watching that show since when I was like 4. Those iconic (yet underrated) 4 kids were the real reason why I wanted to learn more about talented classical artists and classical music from the classic era. It felt like such a smart and intelligent show for everyone. I even also remember having a crush on Leo from the show as a kid because I always thought he looked so handsome, haha. (This may sound rlly dumb, but like if I also knew that he secretly listens to Red by Taylor Swift and that his favorite track would be All Too Well because of the line “You used to be a little kid with glasses in a twin-sized bed”) But I’m happy that there’s still a few people out there who still remember Little Einsteins. 💜❤️
Higgly town hero’s is like a fever dream to me I can picture the day time setting I would be watching it but can’t quite remember what happened in the show
I love Playhouse Disney's lineup. I have seen all of these Playhouse Disney tv shows from the 1990s and 2000s at least once, and it is nice to see more UA-cam people touch upon Higglytown Heroes. I started that trend back in 2021.
Damn, seeing the thumbnail i just got hit by a wave of nostalgia! I remember these shows! Charlie and Lola,JoJo's circus, The Wiggles! And so on! Damn haven't seen these shows in So long 😢
I gotta say the Doodlebops is a live action production that uses puppet tree and voice actors who portrayed the main characters of the show
The Doodlebops was such a trip looking back. I loved singing along to it as a kid and my parents were left incredibly confused by the sight of these clowns or whatever they're supposed to be. It was so bizarre, but so enjoyable.
YAY, a new video from ConnorTheWaffle and Playhouse Disney was my childhood as well as PBS kids and Nick Jr. I miss it so much.
PBS kids and Nick JR are still around you know. So is the kids Disney channel it’s just called DisneyJR now and I highly recommend that you check it out because it’s awesome.
I did not realize how puppet-centric playhouse Disney was, especially during the first half of its run. Nowadays on Disney Junior its just CGI shows of popular Disney movies and tv shows
Oh god the amount of nostalgia that is shooting in my head. Little Einsteins, Jojo Circus, Higglytown heroes, Charlie and Lola, Handy Manny and the list just goes on
I remember all the shows you mentioned... Except Jojo's Circus, that series was taken off the air before I really started remembering the channel...
Due to that, I find it and Rolie Polie Olie as lost relics I feel I missed out on, but I'm an adult now so I can't exactly understand the hype too well, looking at clips I feel like Jojo's Circus would be way too fast paced and high energy for me, but I am still trying to see it in the light a little kid would see it in...
Can you talk about PBS Kids Sprout? It was a children's channel that launched in 2005 that aired acquired shows and also original ones. In 2017 the channel rebranded as Universal Kids and the Sprout channel ceased to exist. I grew up watching shows and their programming blocks back in the day and now I miss it
I remember my brother used to watch Sprout but I didn't know it was part of PBS Kids
It’s a unlockable memory tho
I think he'd talk about PBS Kids in general
If so I hope he doesn't hate Super Why :)
@@IShy2omg you just unlocked a flood of memories from this show
Especially @lulaloopsey
Aw man! JoJo's Circus, Bear and the Big Blue House, and Roley. I remember all these.
Same watched all these shows as a kid
Rollie Pollie Ollie was dead-on psychedelic & relaxin' when i was 3 or 5.
Same
Its amazing how conner is talking about shows, i watched in my childhood and forgot it existed..
*slams hands on table*
I STILL REMEMBER THE AH AND OOH SONG BY HEART
🎶Hes Ah, hes Ooh, hes red, hes blue, and we're here to play with you!🎶
I wish I saw BITBBH but I was more into Rolie Polie Olie back then! Heck, I even remember owning a VHS of that show with the episodes about the family movie and the best doggone show in the world
Me too😊
Happy monster band REALLY SLAYED. The music was really good tbh, and I think it’s kinda legendary to this day
It also introduced me to Tally Hall
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Funny you say that. One of my first memories was getting to hug Bear at the play performance. He has a special place in my heart.
As a kid born inn 2003, I remember Jojo's Circus, The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, My Adventures With Tigger and Pooh (The "Think Think Think" song is a banger), Choo Choo Soul, Teaching my Alligator Manners, Charlie and Lola, Little Einsteins, Oooh and Ahh, Imagination Movers, and the Wiggles (which I saw in concert back in 2006 and I still have the tickets)
Some of my Playhouse Disney shorts that unfortunately wasn't on this list was The Shanna Show, Captain Carlos and Happy Monster Band.
@@AutisticNative2 Happy Monster Band was everything! Also, they were created by one of my favourite bands, Tally Hall
You don’t remember Rollie Polly Olie or PBandJ Otter because those were still playing then quite frequently and I certainly remember them. And I was only born a year later then so how do you not remember those. I also know a lot of the 90s ones as well because of Disney+ and I love them . They are some of the best kids shows ever made even if in some of the episodes the animation could have been better. I didn’t even realize until he said that they would have aired on playhouse Disney.
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I know I'm not the only one who switched back and forth from Nick Jr. to Playhouse Disney during the day
I probably watched playhouse Disney in the early morning, and Nick Jr/Noggin for most of the rest of my TV watch time back then.
I can relate. My preschool TV time was usually split three ways between PBS Kids, Nick Jr., and Playhouse Disney
I can't believe I have memories of every show. Definitely an unlocked door 😂
A lot of these shows and shorts on Playhouse Disney are pretty decent back in my early years when I was a kid, but I think the one that really got me hyped the most was The Wiggles. I even went to a few concerts live and in person with my family! Plus, I even shook Anthony and Murray's hands a few times when I went to their shows. They were so immensely appealing to me as much as all the other millennials and Gen-Z's alike while growing up as a child. And I gotta say, even while The Wiggles still remain popular to this very day, I'm glad I got to be a part of it. 🤩💖
I grew up on like 90% of these shows, oh my gosh the memories.
Same!
The Wiggles were single-handedly the greatest highlight about Playhouse Disney. As a small child, whenever one of their tv shows or music videos start to air, I immediately got hooked to them. They were the reason why I wanted to watch Playhouse Disney, and later PBS Sprout. There’s just something about them that really made them special. Plus they had a fascinating history during their career in children’s music and entertainment throughout the 90’s and 2000’s.
🎉
Facts
Wiggles is childhood and okay I didn't watch it a lot when I was a little kid 🙃
Have you watched their documentary on Prime Video? It's really good and covers a lot about their history! It's easy to see that they really love what they did/do. It was truly a passion project. They weren't just in it for the money. They genuinely loved teching kids and making them smile.
my freinds tiger a pooh was better then that
The Doodlebops was aired on CBC in Canada, which means it was Canadian.
Jojo's circus was also half-Canadian made.
The second I saw the Go Baby logo, I practically had a war flashback. I was so terrified of this show that I would just hide my face under the closest object and wait until it went away.
I haven’t thought about these shows in many years and seeing this video honestly made me tear up 😢 I saw a lot of these shows as a child and it holds a special place in my heart but hands down The Bear in The Big Blue House is my favorite!!
I forgot a lotta of Playhouse Disney shows it was sorta after my time but oh man Bear in the BIG Blue House was wholesome and witty. ❤
Man Playhouse Disney I remember (almost) all of these shows! Stanley was my favorite as a kid! I made a my own great big book of everything out of poster board and large sheets of construction paper. I was a dedicated child lol
I didn’t really grow up with the Disney Channels show, though I did watch a ton of the shows during the Playhouse Disney/Disney Junior block.
Jojo's Circus, The Wiggles, The Doodlebops, and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse amongst other nice live action and cartoon shows that were airing around the time!
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This was the old Disney Junior omg
We need more cartoon creators that understand kids don't need ridiculously saturated colours, movements going nuts, etc.
Bluey is the only current one I can think of for toddlers right now.
The only thing I really remember about Stanley is his brother's "An ape's not a chimp. A chimp's not a monkey." song that went WAY harder than it had to.
Even being an I pad kid I still watched and loved playhouse Disney
Fun Fact: In the 2 Rollie Pollie Ollie movies, There's a villain turned friend named Gloomius Played by JAMES WOODS! HADES HIMSELF!
Lol
20:49 says Charlie and Lola was made by Playhouse Disney but just ignores the BBC logo in this scene and others potentially, yet explains the backstory of The Wiggles being Australian with no problem, and even mentions that Charlie and Lola are British so Conner I still love your content but this moment just left me baffled especially since you explained Bob the Builder’s background in the Nick Jr video
Bear in the big blue house was my absolute FAVORITE as a kid, I wore down so many vhs tapes rewatching them lol, i even still have my character plushies and im 26 lol its such a comforting show, playhouse disney as a whole was my favorite they were just so fun and sweet, my future kids are gonna watch these shows idc what year it is
Charlie and Lola. Finally, I was trying so hard to remember. "What was that kids show that looked like The Life and Times of Tim?"
Choo Choo Soul with the children’s TV show
I remember Playhouse Disney as a kid! Great memories
My favorites of these growing up were Bear in the Big Blue House and PB&J Otter. Thanks for taking me down memory lane.
I need to watch 'Out of the Box' again! I completely forgot how catchy the goodbye song is! As for 'The Doodlebops,' you gotta admit that DeeDee had mad vocal pipes!
I was born in 2002, so I grew up in the era of Playhouse Disney where I can remember when they changed the name. Imagination Movers was the best show for me and my sister growing up. Bunnytown also deserves a mention. We had a DVD of Bunnytown and we would watch it all the time! Jungle Junction had a great theme song. I definitely remember ChooChoo Soul.
Connor Higglytown heroes is about learning about the true heroes that exist in our world, such as firefighters, mailman police officers, even a pizza, delivery guy in someway, shape or form we could even be a Higglytown hero
Here are a few things I'd like to say.
1. The Imagination Movers are not only another band, but they also sang Playhouse Disney's 2007 theme song, so in a way, they're kinda like the secondary mascots of the channel.
2. I never knew this would be how I found out Carl Wheezer & Joker were in Tasty Time with ZeFronk.
3. Go Baby was animated by Little Airplane Productions, AKA the people behind Wonder Pets & Oobi.
4. As someone who watched Playhouse Disney in its last few years, I don't remember ANYTHING about Lou & Lou Safety Patrol.
5. Ooh and Aah are kinda like the mascots of 2007-2011 Playhouse Disney, as they would be the ones to tell us what show was coming up next.
6. My Friends Tigger & Pooh was a Playhouse Disney exclusive. When Disney Junior came around, there wasn't a SINGLE rerun to be found. Shows that ended before the rebrand like Higglytown Heroes, Little Einsteins, hell I think even PB&J Otter & Charlie and Lola got reruns, but nothing for Tigger & Pooh.
7. Handy Manny & Special Agent Oso get the honor of being the first Playhouse Disney shows to have a crossover together.
8. WTF was that horrible framerate for all the Handy Manny footage?!
I believe that's called Photo puppetry, the ones where they obviously took multiple photos and are moving them around. I believe that one kids show with the three class pets uses it too.
are you talking about The Wonder Pets?
@@OblivionSpl yes!
The phone! The phone is ringging ! @@OblivionSpl
There was a Canadian kids show called Angela Anaconda that did that animation style HORRIBLY, kinda like that weird Go Baby show Conner talked about here.
@@ticearpey3235 I think I remember Conner mentioning Angela A LOT, he hated her
"And grown man Conner the Waffle" love that 😂😂😂😂😂😂
15:35 - I'm sorry to say but it's quite a bit sadder than a "Bandmate" of theirs passing away. Anthony's older brother and future Wiggles manager Paul Field was the "The Cockroaches" lead singer. It was Paul's baby Bernadette who died of SIDS (Sudden-Infant-Death-Syndrome) after having lived only a few months. This is partly what inspired Anthony to enter early childhood education and then get back into music by forming The Wiggles with the group's 1991 debut specifically being dedicated to Bernadette's memory. To this day, the Wiggles are still spokesman for Red Nose Day, an annual Australian that rises money for research to end SIDS.
There's the beginning part of your Wiggles retrospective for you.
I love these videos bringing back memories of my childhood. It's sometimes hard to process the amount of TV I watched since I also went outside a lot.
27:46 mickey’s number roundup,mickey’s treat, mickey superhero and mickey’s road race
I still wish they kept the name Playhouse Disney, totally not because I'm nostalgic
Bear in the Big Blue House and Rolie Polie Olie will always be god tier classics in my heart.
I’m honestly surprised that you went through the entire section of PB&J Otter without mentioning the Noodle Dance.
I know Right?
Never forget the Noodle dance.
So much nostalgia! I loved Handy Manny, maybe not as much as Bob The Builder [ when I was little, every time we went to Chuck E Cheese, I HAD to go on the Bob The Builder ride], but it was still amazing. I loved all these shows but I was OBSESSED with Bear In The Big Blue House and The Wiggles when I was little. The songs and stories still hold up today!
I do remember watching Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and It's my favorite show. One of my favorite episode would be Season 3, Episode 5 "Happy Birthday, Toodles". It's where Toodles has a face and a voice for the first time.
Fun fact: Bear in the Big Blue House was NOT a Disney property when it first aired. It was co-produced by The Jim Henson Company and Shadow Projects (the latter of which also produced The Book of Pooh), and was entirely owned by Henson until 2004, when it was bought up by Disney along with the Muppets franchise.
Conner I wanna thank you for this video. I remember after you posted the Nick jr episode that I wanted a playhouse Disney by commenting and this turned out great. I was a 2008 baby so I have a lot of nostalgia for anything that was made in 2006 because they used to broadcast the most. Mickey Mouse clubhouse was my absolute favourite growing up and still have nostalgia for it to this day. Thank you for this video.
25:07 the way I SCREAMED when he brought up little einsteins (I used to rewatch that monarch butterfly movie over and over again on dvd)
I remember back when Out of the Box was still airing I would get out an oatmeal container or whatever I could use as a drum and play along with their goodbye song at the end of the episode. :)
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I just watched your Nick Jr video and we’re probably the same age cuz I watched most of those shows from Gullah Gullah Island to LazyTown and a handful of episodes of Backyardigans of curiosity until I completely grew out of them.
I also loved all these shows from Bear to The Koala Brothers and Jojo’s Circus.
15:11 You missed the part where the dog and cat characters sing about The Great Big Book of Everything while interrupting Dennis. Every. Single. Episode. Or that the theme song was performed by Baha Men, whose music is so borderline aimed at kids with many of their singles in the soundtracks of several kid-friendly media, you may as well call them the “Black Wiggles”.
In retrospect, Little Einsteins is a weird name to call kid geniuses. It’s like calling a group of singing and dancing grade school music artists “Little Jacksons”
32:32 rainbow monkeys???
33:27 Mr. Meaty is “making us eat rainbow monkeys!!!!!”
I grew up out of preschool shows since 2004 but I’ve seen ONE episode of Imagination Movers because Jason Dolley and Nicole Anderson aka Macy from Jonas played a prince and princess. And I recall a Special Agent Oso promo during commercials showing that Phill Lewis aka Mr Moseby played the wolf handler/boss character.
Alright hands up. Who instantly started singing along to the Out of the Box goodbye song the minute you heard those pats.
I've unlocked some childhood memories with this video...thank you 🥰
35:23 They even included Lumpy the heffalump and his mother from "Pooh's Heffalump Movie".🤔🐘
JOJO’S CIRCUS WAS REAL??? I thought that was a fever dream no lie
There are two things that Rolie Polie Olie and Jojo's Circus had in common
They both got taken off the air before some could experience them
And they're both so off the wall crazy that people keep thinking they made them up
The 2000s was a special time for kids shows on Playhouse Disney
I agree. 2004 was the year I started seeing Playhouse Disney, while 2009 was the year I started seeing Disney Channel.
When they had meet and greets of Jojo and Goliath I was lucky enough to meet them (I was like 5). I ran right past Jojo and to Goliath. We still have a picture of Jojo being bewildered. She was a major afterthought for little me.