Talking Toys

So because it's a rule here on the show, guests go first.

We're gonna be talking talking toys, and I've got a few.

You've got a few.

Let's see if we have any crossover.

Let's see if we had the same toys growing up.

I'm gonna give it over to you, and we'll see what your first talking toy was.

[static] So I decided that I was gonna start with youngest and move my way to older kids.

So did I.

Oh, nice.

Yeah.

So I started with something called Who Says?, and Who Says? was an owl who had a spinny in the middle of his body, and he had a little crank on the side.

You pulled the crank down, it spun around, it landed on a number, and it would say the number, or it landed on a letter, and it would say, "A is for ant," or whatever.

It was, so that was the entire thing.

It was definitely a prerecorded system where it just had those specific things that it said, whatever it landed on.

Interesting.

So that's kind of like, um, is that like a See 'n Say?

Yes.

Okay.

So it was one of the See 'n Says, yeah.

Okay, so is it, like, in the same family as a See 'n Say? It's got that, like, that, like an arrow that would spin around and it stops on the thing.

[upbeat music] What can your child learn from The Farmer Says? "Ribbit, ribbit," says the frog.

"Arf, arf," goes the dog.

Guess who says, "Cock-a-doodle-doo." And I learned it from my See 'n Say.

See 'n Say toys like The Farmer Says make learning so much fun.

Here is a duck.

So because it's a rule here on the show, guests go first.

We're gonna be talking talking toys, and I've got a few.

You've got a few.

Let's see if we have any crossover.

Let's see if we had the same toys growing up.

I'm gonna give it over to you, and we'll see what your first talking toy was.

[static] So I decided that I was gonna start with youngest and move my way to older kids.

So did I.

Oh, nice.

Yeah.

So I started with something called Who Says?, and Who Says? was an owl who had a spinny in the middle of his body, and he had a little crank on the side.

You pulled the crank down, it spun around, it landed on a number, and it would say the number, or it landed on a letter, and it would say, "A is for ant," or whatever.

It was, so that was the entire thing.

It was definitely a prerecorded system where it just had those specific things that it said, whatever it landed on.

Interesting.

So that's kind of like, um, is that like a See 'n Say?

Yes.

Okay.

So it was one of the See 'n Says, yeah.

Okay, so is it, like, in the same family as a See 'n Say? It's got that, like, that, like an arrow that would spin around and it stops on the thing.

[upbeat music] What can your child learn from The Farmer Says? "Ribbit, ribbit," says the frog.

"Arf, arf," goes the dog.

Guess who says, "Cock-a-doodle-doo." And I learned it from my See 'n Say.

See 'n Say toys like The Farmer Says make learning so much fun.

Here is a duck.