Strawberry Shortcake - Sarah Heinke Angel Cake - Rachael Ware Orange Blossom - DeJare Barfield Ginger Snap - Samantha Triba Huckleberry Pie - Daniel Canfield and James Street Honey Pie Pony - Hannah Koslosky Spring - Camillie Schmidt Apple Dumplin' - Katie Labosky Peppermint Fizz - Rebbeca Noddle Pupcake - Nils Haaland Custard - Anna Jordan Blueberry Muffin - Joan Gerber Seaberry De ...

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Strawberry Shortcake, Strawberry Shortcake - 1980s Characters, Strawberry Shortcake - 1980s Toys, Strawberry Shortcake - 2002-2005 Characters, Strawberry Shortcake - 2002-2006 Cast:, Strawberry Shortcake - External link

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Doll - Toy Dolls. Barbie and Ken, by Mattel Blythe Bobblehead doll Bratz Cabbage Patch Kids Celebrity doll Britney Spears Doll Christina Aguilera Doll Spice Girls Dolls Chatty Cathy Cindy Smart Dollikins (also called Action Girl) Gigi Jumeau Dolls Kewpie doll Paper Doll Pinocchio Raggedy Ann and Andy Société Française de Fabrication de Bébés et Jouets Strawberry Shortcake Super Dollfie Teddy bearSee also:

Doll, Doll - Events related to dolls, Doll - Famous types of doll, Doll - Toy Dolls, Doll - Other dolls, Doll - Materials dolls are made of

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The Twinkie was invented on April 6, 1930 by bakery manager James Dewar, making thrifty use of shortcake pans that were usually only used during the strawberry season. Twinkies originally contained a banana filling, but this was replaced with a vanilla filling during a banana shortage caused by the outbreak of World War II. Though Continental Foods has never revealed how Twinkies are made, most people believe they're baked, because the bottoms look brown. The Washington Post reported on April 15, 2005 that "the cakes are baked for 10 ...

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Throughout movies and series, there were bad guys who often tried to stop the Bears and Cousins on their missions: First movie - Nicholas and the Evil Spirit Second movie - Dark Heart Third movie - The Wizard and Dim & Dumb Fourth movie - Rat King DiC-produced episodes - Professor Coldheart, Frostbite Nelvana episodes - No Heart, Beastly and Shrieky (see TV series article) The villains' profiles will be dealt with in the individu ...

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Care Bears, Care Bears - Alphabetical list of Care Bears, Care Bears - Alphabetical list of Care Bear Cousins, Care Bears - Places, Care Bears - Friends, Care Bears - Villains, Care Bears - Legacy in the media, Care Bears - Movies, Care Bears - Television shows, Care Bears - Connections with Arthurian legend, Care Bears - Discography, Care Bears - 1980s Kid Stuff Records, Care Bears - 2000s Madacy Kids, Care Bears - The Bears in other languages, Care Bears - Miscellaneous

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Over the years, the Care Bear characters have been seen in, or influenced, several other films and TV shows: Care Bears - Movies. Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol (1987): During a party scene in the film, a Wish Bear raft can be seen inside a swimming pool. Checking Out (1989) (unconfirmed): As Jeff Daniels steps outside in desert conditions towards the film's end, one of the onlookers whom his character encounters is holding a Swift Heart Rabbit doll in his hands.

Care Bears - 1980s Kid Stuff Records. 1983 - Introducing the Care Bears The Care Bears Care For You Adventures in Care-a-lot The Care Bears Christmas 1986 - Friends Make Everything Better Care Bears - 2000s Madacy Kids. 2004 - Meet the Care Bears Journey to Joke-a-lot Soundtrack Care Bears Holiday Hugs See also:

Care Bears, Care Bears - Alphabetical list of Care Bears, Care Bears - Alphabetical list of Care Bear Cousins, Care Bears - Places, Care Bears - Friends, Care Bears - Villains, Care Bears - Legacy in the media, Care Bears - Movies, Care Bears - Television shows, Care Bears - Connections with Arthurian legend, Care Bears - Discography, Care Bears - 1980s Kid Stuff Records, Care Bears - 2000s Madacy Kids, Care Bears - The Bears in other languages, Care Bears - Miscellaneous

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Penny Arcade comic - American Greetings. After a strip titled "Tart as a Double Entendre" featuring character Strawberry Shortcake paddling Plum Pudding was published on April 14, 2003, American Greetings sent a cease-and-desist letter to Penny Arcade creators. They chose not to enter into a legal fight over whether or not the strip was a protected form of parody and complied with the cease-and-desist, by replacing it with an image directing their audience to send a letter to a lawyer for American Greetings [95]. However the comic is easily findable with a few well chose ...

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Penny Arcade comic, Penny Arcade comic - Attributes of the comic strip, Penny Arcade comic - Recurring characters, Penny Arcade comic - Major characters, Penny Arcade comic - Minor characters, Penny Arcade comic - Other works, Penny Arcade comic - Crossovers, Penny Arcade comic - Penny Arcade events, Penny Arcade comic - Child's Play, Penny Arcade comic - Penny Arcade Expo, Penny Arcade comic - Other events, Penny Arcade comic - Legal Troubles, Penny Arcade comic - American Greetings, Penny Arcade comic - Jack Thompson, Penny Arcade comic - Collected editions

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A doll is a model of a human (often a baby), a humanoid (like Bert and Ernie), an animal or a fictional character (like a Troll or a Smurf), usually made of cloth or plastic. Sometimes, intended as keepsakes or collections for older children and adults, it could be made in wood, porcelain, bisque, celluloid or wax. Some dolls are intended as toys for children, usually girls, to play with. Others are for decoration or have some cultural significance, possibly for use in some ceremony or ritual, or as a physical representaion of a deity ...

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A doll is a model of a human (often a baby), a humanoid (like Bert and Ernie), an animal or a fictional character (like a Troll or a Smurf), usually made of cloth or plastic. Sometimes, intended as keepsakes or collections for older children and adults, it could be made in wood, porcelain, bisque, celluloid or wax. Some dolls are intended as toys for children, usually girls, to play with. Others are for decoration or have some cultural significance, possibly for use in some ceremony or ritual, or as a physical representaion of a deity ...

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Doll - Events related to dolls Doll - Famous types of doll
Doll - Toy Dolls Doll - Other dolls
Doll - Materials dolls are made of

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Children's television shows are television programs designed for and marketed to children, normally aired during the morning and afternoon hours, mainly before and after school. The purpose of the show is mainly to entertain and sometimes to educate the young audience about basic life skills or ideals. Programs vary in their intended age group audience and style of presentation. Some take the form of game shows or comedies, and many take the form of animated series, ...

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Children's television series - Argentine television Children's television series - Australian television Children's television series - Belgian television Children's television series - Brazilian televison Children's television series - Canadian television Children's television series - Chilean television Children's television series - French television Children's television series - German television Children's television series - Irish television Children's television series - Japanese television Children's television series - Mexican television Children's television series - Dutch television Children's television series - Swiss television Children's television series - UK television Children's television series - US television Children's television series - Venezuelan television

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The story starts twenty years into the future, where Vicky has taken over and become dictator. There is a chase scene, with the future Chester and A.J. being pursued (and caught) by one of Vicky's henchmen. It then goes back to the past, where Timmy's parents refuse to allow him to watch TV. He then wishes for a magical remote control so that he can go inside the "TV universe," where all the shows seem to be parodies of real TV shows. However, Vicky also gets ahold of a remote control, and Timmy has to stop Vicky from taki ...

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Channel Chasers, Channel Chasers - Plot, Channel Chasers - Trivia, Channel Chasers - List of TV Show Parodies

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With Frank Zappa: Chunga's Revenge (1970) Fillmore East - June 1971 (1971) 200 Motels (1971) Just Another Band From L.A. (1972) You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 1 (1988) You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 3 (1989) You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 6 (1992) Flo & Eddie: The Phlorescent Leech & Eddie (1972) Flo & Eddie (1973) Illegal, Immoral and Fattening (1975) Moving Targets (1976) See also:

Flo & Eddie, Flo & Eddie - Discography, Flo & Eddie - Filmography

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The band was formed by Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman in Westchester, California (a suburb of Los Angeles) in 1965, as a surf rock group called "The Crossfires". With the help of DJ and club owner Reb Foster, The Crossfires signed to White Whale Records, and, adjusting to the prevailing musical trends of the time, became a folk-rock group known as "The Tyrtles", the misspelling an ode to The Byrds that was soon dropped. Similarly to The Byrds' career, The Turtles' first break was with a Bob Dylan cover, "It Ain't Me Babe", which was a Top Ten ...

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The Turtles, The Turtles - History, The Turtles - Post Turtles

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14. (02-01) "Partying Is Such Sweet Soireé" (premiered January 21, 2005) — Mme. Foster and Frankie have gone away for the day, and leave Mr. H. in charge of the house, and needless to say, he's not good at it. Bloo feels that this is a great time to throw a party, and Coco disguises her voice to call the rabbit and ask him that old prank call if his refrigarator is running, which Herriman takes literally and starts out of the house (when in fact, there was an imaginary friend icebox doing just that!) When Duchess and ...

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List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episodes, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episodes - Season One, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episodes - Season Two, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episodes - Season Three, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episodes - Holiday Specials, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episodes - Foreign Episode Titles

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Many characters have appeared only once in the series, although a handful of them have returned in later episodes. Here is a partial list of them. Mac and Terrance's Mother (from "House Of Bloo's" pilot episode): She decides after one fight too many and blaming Terrence for it as well as Mac and Bloo, it was her decision to get Bloo out of the house and the subsequent path to Foster's. She is quite similar to Ms. Sara Bellum from The PowerPuff Girls, considering that you never see her face. She retur ...

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List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends characters, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends characters - Main Characters, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends characters - Mac and Bloo the best friends, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends characters - Humans, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends characters - Imaginary Friends, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends characters - Minor Characters, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends characters - Adoption online, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends characters - Character Names in Other Languages, List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends characters - Note

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List of toy brands - Major Board Game brands. Parker Brothers Ravensburger Intellect Games Milton Bradley Company List of toy brands - Popular Games. Candy Land Life Monopoly Risk Sorry! Scrabble Operation Trouble ...

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List of toy brands, List of toy brands - Action figures, List of toy brands - Board games, List of toy brands - Major Board Game brands, List of toy brands - Popular Games, List of toy brands - Die-Cast toys, List of toy brands - Dolls, List of toy brands - Educational, List of toy brands - General brands/toy companies, List of toy brands - Model toys, List of toy brands - Sports toys, List of toy brands - Video games

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Penny Arcade comic - Major characters. Johnathan Gabriel [7] Mike Krahulik's comic alter ego (named after the archangel Gabriel). "Gabe" is energetic and free-spirited[8], but has a propensity to become extremely angry [9]. He has a Pac-Man tattoo on his right bicep and a love of line dancing [10]. He has a fascination with unicorns [11] and is a dedicated fan of Spider-Man [12] and Star Wars [13]. He has an odd affinity for a cardboard tube which he had fantasies of wielding as a wandering samurai ...

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Penny Arcade comic, Penny Arcade comic - Attributes of the comic strip, Penny Arcade comic - Recurring characters, Penny Arcade comic - Major characters, Penny Arcade comic - Minor characters, Penny Arcade comic - Other works, Penny Arcade comic - Crossovers, Penny Arcade comic - Penny Arcade events, Penny Arcade comic - Child's Play, Penny Arcade comic - Penny Arcade Expo, Penny Arcade comic - Other events, Penny Arcade comic - Legal Troubles, Penny Arcade comic - American Greetings, Penny Arcade comic - Jack Thompson, Penny Arcade comic - Collected editions

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Hasbro originated with the Mr. Potato Head toy. Mr. Potato Head was the invention of George Lerner in the late 1940s. The idea was originally sold to a breakfast cereal manufacturer so that the separate parts could be distributed as cereal package premiums. This was not successful and Lerner bought back the rights to textile manufacturers Henry and Merrill Hassenfeld, who did business as the Hassenfeld Brothers, later to be shortened to Hasbro. The toy was a smash success, which led to their de ...

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Hasbro, Hasbro - History, Hasbro - Toys & games

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Hasbro has several brands of toys aimed at different demographics. Some of its more well known brands are: Beyblade Cabbage Patch Kids (1989-1994) C.O.P.S. 'n Crooks Easy-Bake Oven G.I. Joe Lincoln Logs Lite-Brite Mr. Potato Head Play-Doh Pokémon Spirograph Star Wars Tinkertoys Transformers Wo ...

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