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Yo Gabba Gabba! was a live-action/puppet musical series that ran on Nick Jr. from 2007 to 2015.[1]
The series consists of the musician DJ Lance Rock and five costumed characters (Muno, Plex, Foofa, Toodee, and Brobee) as toys that come to life when placed in a multi-colored landscape. They appear in many segments and musical numbers of each episode.
Pilots
The series had two pilots developed in 2006. All the characters (minus Brobe) had slightly different looks from the final show: Foofa had a bulkier costume design, Plex had a blue antenna instead of a redone, Muno had slightly sharper teeth, and Toodee had glossier eyes. Additionally, Julius the Monkey appears in "Short Story" while dancing with the other characters, even though he is nowhere to be seen in the final show.
Test Demo
In the early 2000s a low budget test demo was made titled Yo Gabba. The demo consisted of three characters, two created by the American rock band The Aquabats; The Cyclopsis (who became Muno) and Weedy the Broccoli Bee (who became Brobee) and an unnamed grey robot.
Status
One pilot, titled "Short Story", was uploaded in two parts on December 19th, 2020 by Vimeo user RayStarKitty. The other pilot, "Play", was uploaded on February 15th, 2021, but was taken down a month later and has yet to resurface. The demo was found and uploaded onto Vimeo by user Atomic Toybox.
Gallery
Images
Videos
External Links
- Gabbapedia Wiki page on the pilots.
- Gabbapedia Wiki page on the test demo.
- YouTube upload of "Short Story."
References
- ↑ A webpage announcing the series. Retrieved 21 Aug '21