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"London Bridge,"<ref>[http://answers.wikia.com/wiki/Where_can_I_watch_snappy_larry's_showtime_%3D0 The | "London Bridge,"<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20190313220013/http://answers.wikia.com/wiki/Where_can_I_watch_snappy_larry's_showtime_%3D0 The Answers.com post that recalls an episode.] Retrieved 29 Jul '17</ref> but did not specify the animal who sings it. YouTubeFan43 recalls an episode where a yellow snake sings "Pop Goes the Weasel." A full episode featuring a lion singing "Looby Loo" was found. Before this, only a short clip from another episode had surfaced. Recently, the US dub of an episode featuring a blue monkey singing "Skip to my Lou" had surfaced in 2016, but has since been removed. | ||
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Revision as of 23:17, 29 December 2022
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Status: Partially Found
Snappy Larry's Showtime was a British interstitial series that was aired on Nick Jr. UK around the mid-2000s. There also exists an American dub of the series that aired on the US version of the said channel.
The premise of the series is like so: Snappy Larry would introduce the show and explain the sing-along feature. He would introduce an animal who would then sing a nursery rhyme with sing-along lyrics at the bottom of the screen. After he/she finishes singing, Snappy Larry wraps up the show.
An anonymous user on Answers.com recalls an episode that features the song "London Bridge,"[1] but did not specify the animal who sings it. YouTubeFan43 recalls an episode where a yellow snake sings "Pop Goes the Weasel." A full episode featuring a lion singing "Looby Loo" was found. Before this, only a short clip from another episode had surfaced. Recently, the US dub of an episode featuring a blue monkey singing "Skip to my Lou" had surfaced in 2016, but has since been removed.
Gallery
See Also
Bumpers and Interstitials
- Loretta the Letter Lady (partially found Nick Jr. short interstitial series; mid 1990s)
- Nick Jr. (partially found revamped Face promos of Nickelodeon channel block; 2003-2004)
- Nick Jr. Power Play Summer (partially found Nick Jr. interstitial series; 2005)
Pilots
- The Backyardigans (partially found Nick Digital pilot of Nick Jr. CGI animated series; 2002)
- Blue Prints (partially found unaired pilot of "Blue's Clues" Nick Jr. animated/live action series; 1994-1995)
- Bubble Guppies (partially found unaired pilot of Nick Jr. CGI animated series; 2006)
- Dora the Explorer (partially found unaired pilot episodes of Nick Jr. animated series; late 1990s)
- Me and My Friends (partially found live-action pilot of "The Backyardigans" Nick Jr. CGI-animated series; 1998)
- Oswald (lost unaired pilot of Nick Jr. animated series; late 1990s)
- Super Why? (partially found stop-motion Nick Jr. pilot of PBS Kids CGI series; 1999)
- The Umizumiz (partially found unaired pilot of "Team Umizoomi" Nick Jr. CGI-animated/live-action series; 2008)
- Wallykazam! "Monty's Magic Words" (partially found pilot for Nick Jr. education series; 2010s)
Other
- Binyah Binyah! (found spinoff of "Gullah Gullah Island" Nick Jr. musical series; 1997-1998)
- Downward Doghouse (partially found precursor to "Ni Hao, Kai-Lan" Nick Jr. animated series; 2000s)
- Made by Maddie (partially found Nick Jr. animated series; 2020)
- Whoopi's Littleburg (partially found Nick Jr. musical miniseries; 2004)
References
- ↑ The Answers.com post that recalls an episode. Retrieved 29 Jul '17