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Mr. String: Oooh, boy, an inchworm! Hah, inchworms are definitely, definitely, curious. They stretch, and they wiggle, and they waggle, and they squirm all day long, and never, ever, tangle into a knot. Oh, I think I'll be a worm! (He turns into a tornado) Wait up, wormie! Pad: (Takes him out and kisses) Now, step four, we roll the dough, very, very, thin. Step five, we pat ze dough into nice little balls, and in a short while.. Mr. Shoe: We're still young, at heart! (Spins Mrs. Shoe around) Long, long, short short short. Step, step, and cha cha cha. Mop: Easy does it, Bob. Be very careful so the cards won't fall. (Singing) Easy does it, careful please, it could all fall down from the slightest breeze. Uh oh... Oh, come on, she says, raising her eyes to the skies. Don’t you remember anything you learned from Calvino’s traveler!

Tales of foxes are repeated and repeated, but they’re not repetitive, and they’re illustrative of different permutations and outcomes. At first I wasn’t sure what was going on with Mary Foxe and St John Fox, the names so similar but the two seemingly unknown to each other. It didn’t take long to get my bearings and eventually discover who is creating whom, and why; how such creations can follow you through your life like an imaginary friend, sustaining you through dark times, including—appropriately enough—in a foxhole. When the creation becomes more real than the person one lives with, the story shows the characters buying into the other's fabrication and resolving the created distance. Singers: Roly poly, roly poly, down the hill! Roly poly, roly poly, can't keep still. The world is spinning, can't stop grinning.. The show has a very small following of fans through many things like this wiki, the dedicated Discord server, a part of the Crashbox fan server, the sub-reddit, and various uploads on YouTube from fans. There are a few releases of this show other than the VHS tape on various streaming services. This does'int not include cable subscriptions this was on (Ex Charter, Direct TV). As confirmed through the Library of Congress, this episode is notably the first to be produced. As a result, there are noticeable differences between this episode and other episodes.Yes, and Co. Bluebeard kills his wives because, because, because. Because they discovered the bodies of his victims? Because they disobeyed him? Because he loved them too much? Because, because, because. You'd be amazed at the reasons why men kill women, except, perhaps, you won't be. To a horrendous degree, you won't be, for a crime of passion, for the girlfriend in the refrigerator, for the 'the death of a beautiful woman', you have been immured for as long as life. Pencil: Well, I had to wait in a long line at the post office. A long, long, long, long, long, long, long... (Pad falls asleep) long, long, long, long line! Then, at long last, I reached the front of the line, and brought my roll of stamps! My happiness was short lived, however. For I dropped my stamps, and they rolled away. (The stamps roll towards the edge of the desk slowly) The stamps rolled out the door and down the street. They kept rolling, and rolling, and rolling, and rolling, all the way to the waterfront, where they rolled off a short pier! Mix-and-Match Critters: Plush is one, apparently, or rather, his attributes. According to Pad and Pencil in Plush's first "I Am" Song, "he's got eyes like an eagle and a nose like a hog; he's shaped like a beagle but he roars like a frog".

Little Cup – a sweetened, innocent glass cup of fruit punch who spends a lot of time learning about the world around him. He is Bob's best friend. The first two countries are China and Canada, with more to be launched later in the year. By exploring them the kids will encounter carp ponds and snowmen, dodge giant pandas and whales and collect the hiding shy cows. The donuts flop into liquid, and roll into the glaze machine. A girl grabs one from the belt and takes a bite from it) Both: Anything goes, cha cha cha! (Mary Jane and Lacey start to dance like them) Just get off your seat, and shuffle your feet, to the long and short beat, of the sweet, cha cha cha! The premise is that an author St. John Fox's fictional muse comes to life, intent on making him change his murdering ways. None of his fictional heroines ever make it out of his stories alive, and Mary Foxe is intent on putting a stop to the carnage. It doesn't take long for St John's wife Daphne to become suspicious, and he must choose a path. It's a creative mash-up of featuring retold fairytales (including the obvious Bluebeard), folklore, Yoruba traditions and myth. Even if you're not familiar with the original story being turned on its head, it's still so much fun to read on its own!

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Insane Troll Logic: Mr. String's fears can dip into this at times. For example, eating a bowl of oatmeal would somehow result in the world not having any more beans.