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'''''Binyah Binyah'''''<ref>[http://www.lyonpuppets.com/binyah.html Rick Lyon's TV: Binyah Binyah] Retrieved 29 Aug | '''''Binyah Binyah'''''<ref>[http://www.lyonpuppets.com/binyah.html Rick Lyon's TV: Binyah Binyah] Retrieved 29 Aug '16.</ref> (also known as '''''Binyah's Pond '''''<ref>[http://www.tvrage.com/binyah-s-pond Binyah's Pond - TVRage.com] Retrieved 29 Aug '16.</ref>'' ''or '''''Binyah Binyah Polliwog '''''<ref>[http://www.seanaltman.com/sean97b.shtml SeanSongs] Retrieved 29 Aug '16.</ref>) was a short-lived spin-off series of the popular Nick Jr. series ''Gullah Gullah Island''. | ||
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The show's title card.
Status: Partially Found
Binyah Binyah[1] (also known as Binyah's Pond [2] or Binyah Binyah Polliwog [3]) was a short-lived spin-off series of the popular Nick Jr. series Gullah Gullah Island.
Broadcast
Somewhere between eight and thirteen episodes were recorded between July and August of 1997, and only five episodes aired on Nick Jr. during its only TV run, February 2-6, 1998. The series was named after the main character of the original show, Binyah Binyah the Polliwog. Nickelodeon decided to pass on the series, and it never aired again.
There was no home media release for Binyah Binyah due to how briefly it ran, and thus, bootleg copies are hard to come by.
Existence
Supposedly puppeteer Rick Lyon was asked about the series. He claimed that only the 5 aired episodes ever existed in full form while the rest were never finished. He allegedly had a copy of the 5 episodes on VHS, but the tape deteriorated over time.
Availability
Of the five aired episodes, two episodes resurfaced in May 2017, being made publicly available by Lost Media Wiki contributor CDCB2 and DJ Bob. Episode 4 – found in its entirety – is available here, while Episode 5 – with a couple of seconds missing after the intro – is available here. The first three episodes remain unresurfaced as of May 2017.
References
- ↑ Rick Lyon's TV: Binyah Binyah Retrieved 29 Aug '16.
- ↑ Binyah's Pond - TVRage.com Retrieved 29 Aug '16.
- ↑ SeanSongs Retrieved 29 Aug '16.