As I mature, I say this:
Tuesday, 3 November 2020
Changing The 'Hood
Due to me missing my friends, I'll make The 'Hood only about two shows from ABC Me and ABC Kids: Teenage Fairytale Dropouts and Bluey. The episode names will still be kept, y'know, the alternate names of Bluey episodes, and Izzy's cousins will be kept too, but now I'm only letting Ludo and SLR do the animation for the show. It'll still air on ABC in Australia, Nickelodeon and Nick Jr in America and Boomerang and Cartoonito in other countries, but with a different premise. Phew! Serves you right, loss!
I.B.F.F Diaries '15 - Part 11
The Clangers are excited about the new Bedtime Hour - not today's one with Moon & Me, but the one with Abney & Teal (the proper one) - and Professor Small is going to give his big kid students the I.B.F.Fs a lesson on stimulation (Clangers), outdoor play (Abney & Teal) and toddler development (In The Night Garden). Later, Luke, Resus and Cleo will be introduced to the most beautiful flower ever seen on pre-school television - the Olly Bolly Dob Dob Flower! Still laughing at that word? Watch Clangers, Abney & Teal and In The Night Garden on iPlayer:
It's Dennis Time!
They've finally 'unleashed' a new clip from Dennis & Gnasher on the CBBC website! Click the link below to view it:
Stephenson's Story - My Version
Rhys was walking through the woods one day enjoying the sunshine.
He happened upon a smart looking unicorn who asked him a very simple question:
"Can you help me tidy my toys? My mum's been on at me all day."
"Non!" shouted Rhys in a French accent, and he hit the unicorn. Hard!
Monday, 2 November 2020
The Nine To Five: Brothers All - Meet The Eagle
Learn about the eagle and its place in Inuit culture:
There! I Saw It!
During airings of Bitesize on CBBC, the logo which familiarly changes colour every few seconds has been replaced by the BBC Bitesize logo. I remember playing a game on the Bitesize website where you have to help Max shoot a plunger at some apples, and I used to do the countdown scene from the Kipper episode 'Tiger's Rocket' at school whenever I played it.
My Letter To Luke
Early this morning I wrote letters to Luke, Resus, Cleo, Luella, Doug and Six stating how much I miss them from this week onwards. My letter to Luke confesses that I love him romantically, my letters to Cleo and Luella ask if we can still be best friends and my letter to Six says I don't want to spoil my relationship with Luke by unveiling bisexual thoughts about her. It's like something out of a drama series like Almost Never or The Next Step or The Dumping Ground. Bluey should write a letter to Jean-Luc to tell him how much she misses him. How's about you write your own letter to your favourite character in Scream Street, like Eefa or Mr. Crudley or Dr. Skulley or someone? Do it yourself, it's easy. Stories are the only way I can cope with missing my friends, and I can tell Newsround if I want. Here's my romantic letter to Luke:
Thinking Of Wolfgang...
I have a confession to make: I prefer the original episode starring Wolfgang to the new episode starring Wolfgang because it contains a much better plot not related to recent events, as 'Return Of Wolfgang' is a reminder to us that the Coronavirus has hit Scream Street. NOT MY FRIENDS!!! Luckily, watching the original 'Wolfgang' and other old episodes of Scream Street warms my heart and makes me feel at home, even when my friends are very apart. I can still see the old Wolfgang episode on Prime Video, and a clip from it on the CBBC website. Click here to see it:
Sunday, 1 November 2020
Timon & Pumbaa & Wolfgang
This morning I've thought up a new story based on The Lion King and the 4th Scream Street episode, 'Wolfgang', which I find much better than the new episode that starred Wolfgang three days ago. It's named 'Timon & Pumbaa & Wolfgang' and will be much like a Roger Rabbit cartoon, except it's Timon & Pumbaa trying to help Luke with his music exam while trying to foil the plot of a ghost called Wolfgang. I've also decided to let Dr. Skulley monitor Timon and Pumbaa at school, 'cause if they don't, they'll get their tails cut off for dissection class! It's one of many ideas I've had after Scream Street's departure two days ago. Making stories about the street will be my new favourite idea, and I just want to let you know that the Roger Rabbit cartoons and the beginning scene of Who Framed Roger Rabbit is my favourite scene to watch on Disney+ now. Here's my favourite scene from the film:
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