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Wow wow wubbzy be yourself movie#

Wow wow wubbzy be yourself movie#

The Made-for-TV Movie "Wubbzy's Big Movie!" included seven main episodes and one of the post-show songs along with the main story line, meaning the title cards were cut for these episodes.Christmas Episode: There were three Christmas episodes in this series: "'O Figgity Fig Tree" from season one, and "Great and Grumpy Holiday" and "The Super Special Gift" from season two.Except for liking "kickety kick ball," Daizy prefers more feminine pursuits. Cheer Up Episode: "Widget Gets the Blooey Blues".When the structure is about to fall over this helps them find their way out. Chekhov's Gun: As the gang runs around the new Wubb Club in "The Wubb Club", Wubbzy spills his glass everywhere they go.In fact, this pose is listed on the characters' model sheets as a "Wallace and Gromit pose".Character Tics: All the characters have an idle rest pose where they hold their hands straight to their wrists while clenching their hands in fists, similar to Wallace from Wallace & Gromit.Then there's that one kid who always walks by saying "Kooky!" when something weird happens.Catchphrase: Besides "Wow! Wow!," Widget also uses "No problemo!" and "That's not supposed to happen." Walden also uses "Yes, yes, yes!", "My, my, my!", and "Very interesting!" Daizy is prone to saying, "Lavender lollipops!".Cartoon Creature: Every single character.

Black Bead Eyes: Just about every character on this show.

Breaking the Fourth Wall: Wubbzy seems to not even take any notice of the fourth wall he talks to the viewers often.

Widget celebrated her Birthday in "Dash for Dolly".

Wubbzy celebrated his Birthday in two episodes: "Perfecto Party" and "Big Birthday Mystery".

Birthday Episode: Three Ageless Birthday Episodes.

Batman Can Breathe in Space: In fact, the concept of oxygen isn't even discussed.

Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Appropriately, the episode "Attack Of The 50-foot Fleegle." This also happens to Wubbzy in "Wubbzy's Big Idea".

Arboreal Abode: Wubbzy lives in a big tree that's been turned into a house.

An Aesop: Besides the obvious Aesops that often end the main segments, the second segments are followed by a Morality Ballad to reinforce the lesson.

Alphabetical Theme Naming: Wubbzy, Walden and Widget.Advanced Tech 2000: How Widget names her inventions, but she uses "3000" as opposed to 2000.Added Alliterative Appeal: This show has a lot of W's.Accidental Hero: After Wubbzy plays chase with a friendly dinosaur in "Wubbzy the Hero", the town believes that he saved them by chasing a dangerous dinosaur away.While appearing in every main segment in season two, Daizy was absent in a few shorts.Wubbzy wasn't either featured in two music videos: "New Kid" and "I Love You".Absentee Actor: Walden and Widget were missing from main episodes "Who's That Girl?", "New Kid On the Block" and "What a Card." They were not present in a few shorts, and some of the shorts only feature one of the two.