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NaBloPoMo Day 25: Playhouse Disney
Posted on November 25, 2007 by Cindy
I mentioned recently that Cate is really loving My Friends Tigger and Pooh on Playhouse Disney. It's more the theme song than the show itself, I think. Yesterday at Target I caved into the powerhouse that is the Disney marketing machine and bought her the Christmas special DVD, and eh… not so much. They don't do the theme song at the beginning of the movie, so she was bored and crawled off after about five minutes. I'm guessing she might like it more next year.
Btw, if any of you watch that show, you know the turtle? Did you know that Mark Hamill – as in Luke Skywalker – does his voice? Um, WTF?
Anyway, since we've been watching a lot of Playhouse Disney in the mornings, I've started noticing a couple of thing about the little segments that they show in between the regular shows to fill in the time.
First, Feeling Good with JoJo is a little segment based on the show JoJo's Circus, which comes on at ridiculous o'clock in the morning, so we've never watched it. Basically, in these little segments, JoJo (a clown) shows kids how to do one yoga pose, which is a nice idea in theory. However, at the beginning, she says something along the lines of:
"Hi, I'm JoJo, and today I'm going to show you how to do something with your body that'll make you feel really good."
And I giggle at how completely inappropriate that is for children's programming. Because apparently I'm a 14 year-old boy.
Also, JoJo has a pet lion named Goliath, and the first time Dave saw him, he almost fell off the couch laughing. It's all done in claymation, so Goliath's mane is rather well-coifed. Dave says he looks like Christopher Walken, and well, he sort of does.
One of their other segments proves that I clearly need to get out of the house more often, because I think the DJ on Choo-Choo Soul is kinda hot. Dave thinks that the singer (Genevieve) looks like a stripper. There is something sort of Fergie-esque about her, and the train conductor's uniform that she wears is a little costume-y, so I can see where he gets that idea. But I like their music, and Cate seems to dig it too, so no complaints about that.
And as much as I despise the Happy Monster Band, and I can't decide if Go Baby is really cute or really creepy, I still think it's nice that they don't show tons of commercials in between shows.
Like I said, I need to get out more.
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8 thoughts on "NaBloPoMo Day 25: Playhouse Disney"
Cat on November 26, 2007 at 6:46 am said:
I haven't seen any of those shows but the Go Baby thing freaked me out. RE: baby yoga show: the script writers for that show HAVE to have done that for the parents' humor. Or, you're seeing the real consequences of the Writer's Guild strike.
Oh, and I'd totally be laughing too, because I am also a 14-year-old boy. Someday we're going to have to stop watching South Park.
Don on November 27, 2007 at 5:36 am said:
I am curious why you despise HAPPY MONSTER BAND?
Cindy W on November 27, 2007 at 9:55 am said:
I'm curious as to why you put their name in all caps – I hope you intended it as a joke (all caps to demonstrate the obnoxiousness), and that you don't work for Disney.
Don on November 28, 2007 at 1:10 pm said:
I don't work for Disney. But I am the creator of the show. I am interested in feedback and more specifics about what you didn't like about it.
Cindy W on November 28, 2007 at 4:52 pm said:
Wow. Well, now I'm kind of embarassed because I didn't mean for the show's creator to read that. But since you want feedback, here goes:
First, the music just doesn't appeal to my daughter. Most kids' music makes her rock back and forth and kind of yell along, and for whatever reason, the Happy Monster Band doesn't do it for her. Take that for what it's worth; she is only 10 months old, after all.
Most of my gripes are from an adult's perspective, not a kid's (which is probably not your biggest concern, since the show is designed for kids). It bugs me that the characters' voices are done by kids, but the music is obviously sung by adults. I'm sure it's not something a kid would notice, but it irritates me. And I assume that the American Idol reference at the end is intended to be a joke for the grown-ups (because one hopes that toddlers aren't watching AI), but it's just not funny. Although maybe that's because I hate American Idol, who knows.
Any other cable cartoon segments you've done that I might've seen? (If you did that talking moose on Noggin, my husband is going to have a bone to pick with you.)
Don't be embarrassed. You raise some good points. Using kids voices for the speaking parts and adults for the singing was a concern I had from the beginning. The American Idol spoof was a Disney addition. I designed the characters and came up with the overall concept. I have only heard positive things about the music. Your daughter may be a little young or just have different taste in music. That's OK. This is my first TV project. It has been a learning experience. Mostly I write/illustrate children's books.
Todd Eversgerd on November 30, 2007 at 11:50 pm said:
My 2.66 year-old, my wife, and I can't get enough of Happy Monster Band. My daughter wants to watch and listen to the songs every night at the Happy Monster Band website. The animation is simplistic genius–clever and cute at the same time. The songs are catchy for both kids and adults. In fact, the songs so appealed to me I did further research and discovered the band behind the songs (Tally Hall). We would like to see longer length productions and a CD reslease sometime soon. Continue the great work!


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Do you know that poem called Sometimes by Sheenagh Pugh? It begins
Sometimes things don't go, after all,
from bad to worse …
Well, this is one of those times. Our best efforts have not gone amiss. Thanks to some good campaigning, a legal challenge and, yes credit is due, Michael Gove (Secretary of State for Justice), all restrictions have been relaxed preventing prisoners from receiving books. The Campaign Books For Prisoners has been successful.
Books for Prisoners
Let's credit English PEN and The Howard League for Penal Reform for their vigorous and engaging campaign. The Howard League was presented with the Charity Award for its campaign in June 2015.
The judicial review was brought by Barbara Gordon-Jones, a prisoner at HMP Send, and her lawyer, Samuel Genen. As a result in December 2014 the High Court declared unlawful the restrictions introduced by Chris Grayling (previous Secretary of State for Justice). But feet were dragged, information only slowly disseminated and practice took time to change.
And then, following the general Election, the Secretary of State for Justice was replaced. Michael Gove said, when he announced the change in policy,
We have more than 80,000 people in custody. The most important thing we can do once they are in prison is make sure that they are usefully employed and that they get the literacy and numeracy and other skills they need for success in work.
Channings Wood, Boundary Fence, by Roger Cornfoot December 2009 via WikiCommons
It is a little sad that the rationale for the new policy is framed in instrumental terms, and all about work. As a good old-fashioned liberal leftie I want books and education to be promoted for their own sakes, not just to improve the work chances of prisoners – or children and young people and students of all ages. But hey-ho, the policy has changed. The statement went on,
One of the big influences on my thinking on social policy is Arthur Brooks of the American Enterprise Institute.
He believed that we should see all human beings as assets, not liabilities. I agree. Every individual has something to offer, every one of us can earn respect.
People who are currently languishing in prison are potential assets to society. They could be productive and contribute. If we look at them only as problems to be contained we miss the opportunity to transform their lives and to save ourselves and our society both money and pain.
From 1st September families and friends will be allowed to send books directly to prisoners and no longer be obliged to go through approved retailers. The limited of 12 books in cells has been lifted, but prisoners must not exceed the limits on the volume of personal possessions permitted.
Wood engraving of Elizabeth Gurney Fry reading to prisoners in Newgate Prison, London, from Bodleian Library, Oxford, via WikiCommons
Why are books important in prisons?
Let's put aside the views of people who think being economically productive is the main duty of an adult human. Let's ask for other reasons why books are important in prisons.
This is the view of someone who knows. Chandra Bozelko wrote this post for an American blog, Quartz, on her experiences of prison. She argues for more support for literacy training, not only for Obama's proposed degree courses, in jail.
I was never an avid fiction reader before being incarcerated. But once inside, the last page of every novel I read arrived with an emotional thud, because I knew I would have to re-submerge myself into prison reality. Real life was never as good as the story I had been reading. To finish a book was often so disheartening that sometimes I wondered if I should even start another one, knowing how I would feel when I finished. …
Reading can save an inmate. A novel is a buoy in prison; it keeps you afloat because you can enter someone else's life without ever leaving the facility. But not everyone in prison can read a whole book. Because I've witnessed that struggle first-hand, perhaps that's why I'm one of the few who know that reforming the US corrections system means focusing on basic adult literacy—and therefore that providing university-level courses to inmates isn't as helpful as it sounds.
We need to say this again and again – access to books is important for everyone. Books are good for you! A Report to the Reading Agency by BOP Consulting, funded by the Peter Sowerby Foundation, notes that the benefits of reading include:
increased empathy,
improved relationships,
reduced symptoms of depression, and
improved wellbeing.
I'd like some of that! That's why libraries are important. Everyone should be able to access book easily. That's why literacy activities in prisons are important. That's why prison libraries are important. That's why prisoners should have adequate time out of the cells to visit libraries (reduced it appears because of cuts to prison staffing).
Check out the list of benefits again. Not only should prisoners enjoy books for their own sake, but their life chances can be enhanced by reading. Books for prisoners!
Turning pages of a book by Mummelgrummel, February 2013 via WikiCommons
Note 1: American Enterprise Institute is an American conservative think tank. Arthur Brooks might be described as a compassionate conservative. According to Wikipedia, in 2006 he wrote Who Really Cares: the surprising truth about Compassionate Conservatism. And he earned his living for a while as a French Horn player. Hmm …
Note 2: The decision by Gove means that books are no longer part of the Incentives and Earned Privileges Scheme, or to put it another way they become an entitlement rather than a reward.
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By Philippa Mingins September 06, 2018
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Naturally, leadership hungry former minister Boris Johnson is leading the charge from the back benches, declaring Prime Minister Theresa May's Chequers plan is the equivalent of the lead tank going into battle fluttering a white flag - as it loses us, or more likely him, so many opportunities. Number 10 are unfazed however, stating Boris doesn't offer "serious leadership" and has no "new ideas".
Meanwhile Mrs May has declared on no account will there be a second referendum as it would be a "gross betrayal of British democracy". Which in light of the amount of British people now calling for one, has gone from an argument making little sense to absolutely no sense at all.
A bikini-clad blimp of London mayor Sadiq Khan has taken to the skies over Westminster in the most frankly odd protest of all time, against "rocketing" crime. An all-male body of anti-Khan Crowdfunders raised £58,182 towards the 29 foot-long balloon meant to be a nod to the 'Beach Body Ready" advert Khan banned in 2016 and following on from the Trump protest balloon back in July.
Khan responded (brilliantly-ish): "If people want to spend their Saturday looking at me in a yellow bikini they're welcome to do so. I don't really think yellow's my colour though."
Elsewhere, the man himself, Donald Trump is planning to take on Google after discovering the heavy-weight of all search engines only listed "bad" news stories about him. Trump has convinced himself this must be illegal and is looking at introducing government regulation.
The question is who will help him on this pointless mission, because apparently he is a little short staffed due to people no longer wanting to work for him, or getting banged up. His 'approval rating' is also looking a little shabby, with 49 per cent of Americans now in favour of his impeachment.
One of Trump's remaining fans, Nigel Farage, of former UKIP fame, is reportedly planning to throw his hat into the ring for London Mayor. However, not to suggest this is indicative of his popularity, but in a scenario - potentially indicative of his popularity - a £25,000 portrait of Farage has gone unsold at the Royal Academy's summer exhibition.
Over in the Labour camp, anti-Semitism theme month continued with veteran MP Frank Field resigning his Labour whip over it. The move was labelled a "wake up call" to a "culture of nastiness in the party" led by Jeremy Corbyn. A band of Labour MPs then responded by proposing a 'symbolic' vote of no confidence in their leader as a signal to the public they are as angry as we are.
In very latest on the matter, after what felt like 55 hours behind closed doors discussing it, the Labour party at last agreed to adopt the full international anti-Semitism definition into its code, but with free speech caveat. Will this be the end of the endless anti-Semitism row? Well....
Finally, Mrs May won't be tuning in to another episode of BBC1 drama 'Bodyguard'. Mrs May managed just 20 minutes of the show, which depicts the Home Secretary, as played by Keeley Hawes', burgeoning relationship with her bodyguard, before switching off.
This Reporter was thinking what a scintillating piece of PR this was for her, however Mrs May declares she likes to watch TV to unwind and the plot of Bodyguard was too close to home. An Isis terrorist has this week been jailed for life for attempting to assassinate Mrs May, but as to the rest of it, it's not for This Reporter to say. (!)
In the meanwhile, the fashion world has thrown us the curve ball which is the colour rust. The colour of autumn leaves and spiced pumpkin lattes, Vogue magazine declares. The colour of weather beaten fence nails and general rotting detritus, This Reporter counters.
And don't think it has escaped This Reporter's sartorial notice that this was the colour most 'en flique' in the 70s (the decade all but lost to joining the EU). This Reporter states rust will, as a form of retribution, be the colour of the regulation boiler suits we'll all find by our bedsides when we wake up from our slumbers on March 29th 2019 - to find the whole country's gone double truth, fake news, think speak, wrong.
This Reporter thinks she'll risk it with this embroidered rust dress from Topshop on basis of trust the fashion world isn't working on a metaphor, after all. But she'll be keeping her mirror handy to make sure an indelible citizen number doesn't appear across her forehead. One last question. Has anyone got any glue?


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