Thank you! That was a great article -- you really nailed what I was trying to express with his story of how he was bitten by a monkey: &quot;And I have to say, the times I smile, watching Pinky Lee on stage, are when I’m moved by how uncynical, unprocessed, and clean it is.&quot;<p>The live performing dogs in that same episode were absolutely mesmerizing, and it makes me really wish I could see the episode with the monkey that bit him!<p>Even though he sings and dances his own theme song about himself at the beginning of every episode, it comes off as totally charming, factually correct, and not in the least bit narcissistic:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=Wj2gq19hebs" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=Wj2gq19hebs</a><p><pre><code>    Yoo hoo, it&#x27;s me,
    My name is Pinky Lee.
    I skip and run with lots of fun
    For every he and she.
    It&#x27;s plain to see
    That you can tell it&#x27;s me
    With my checkered hat
    And my checkered coat,
    The funny giggle in my throat
    And my silly dance
    Like a billy goat.
    Put &#x27;em all together,
    Put &#x27;em all together,
    And it&#x27;s whooooo?
    (Audience): Pinky!</code></pre>