Wonder Pets!

That's funny, 'cause there's like these...

I mean, obviously there's many shows from back in the day that are low stimulation, but some of the most mentioned that are, you know, still valuable for kids to get a little something out of are Max & Ruby, Wiggles, Little Bear and Little Bill, Sesame Street, Wonder Pets, Blue's Clues, Magic School Bus, Arthur, Franklin, Bob the Builder, Barney, Rolie Polie Olie.

The, I mean, these are all shows that ring a bell for me for sure.

Like these are-

The speed round, five quick questions, have nothing to do with anything, starting with what's the first kids show theme song that comes to mind?

Wonder Pets.

I used to watch that with my son.

W- Wonder Pets, I used to watch that with my, my son all the time and, and we would...

And he would do the voices of those characters.

So that was great.

So I started acting really, really young.

The team that was producing the children's show, The Wonder Pets, if you're familiar with it.

Okay.

It was an animated...

Yes, I remember that.

And it was like the children's version of Nick essentially.

They were creating a new show called The Wonder Pets, animated about like three classroom pets that save other animals in danger.

It was a really cute show.

Yeah.

If you got, if you got any Wonder Pets references, I'm here for you.

Oh, yeah.

But they were more into Diego.

Ming Ming too.

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For Wonder Pets, we'll help you.

My wife used to take care of this little girl who, I don't think she was on the spectrum, I don't know, but she would just-