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jillyb2004 · 7 months

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Happy (Late) 61st Birthday to Harland Williams!

Just so you know I added Buster Move from The Turbo Netflix Series because I forgot to add him in my last post

So just to clarify, Buster Move is NOT voiced by Harland Williams! He is voice by Dana Snyder!

#redraw #monster krumholtz #buster move #turbo f.a.s.t.#harland williams #ketchup #baba ganoush #don’t be an apple 🍎#jame’s dad #the oddballs #robot carl #meet the robinsons #puppy dog pals bob #bananas #milk bottles #albert #holidaze #robots lug

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blackfemmecharacterdependency · 11 months

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BFCD Reviews by Nesha: Puppy Dog Pals - Bob & Ana

Not a lot of content for this show, because its for the youngest audience, and they only need a few things, so this show isn’t really a show that would do big on this site. BUT, I did find a few things, probably from kids in the area or people with kids in their lives, whatever, and a few posts I saw that were surprised about Bob being a straight man who has a romantic relationship. So, now I am on a journey to talk about Bob and Ana.

I watched this show because I watch kids shows both to feel them out for kids in my care at work and to decompress from all of the content out there that gets draining and painful to endure because of grit and grime and grimness. And, I think I have found something that I can have as an alternative for Paw Patrol. Kids can see puppies solve mysteries and go on adventures without the copaganda.

Firstly: This is a show where nobody is going to address sexuality. It will not happen, and so his sexuality can be whatever the audience member who wants to branch out into that sort of thing wants to do. But, let’s say for my journey with this series that he is an asexual man - because the show addresses him with he/him pronouns only, it is a preschool show that does not explicitly give sexuality, and I am ace, so we’re first viewing him from an asexual perspective.

Ace people can have relationships, love, affection, and even physical intimacy. The option of doing all these things doesn’t necessarily become futile in this orientation. So, Bob could still have himself some human connection, as a treat. Even if you were used to him being a single man with his pets and inventions who didn’t seem remotely interested in having relationships with other people in a standard way.

Even if we presume he has some other orientation - hetero being the most represented in children’s shows, but bisexuality and fluid orientations are making their way into mainstream content for older kids more and more all the time and kids with other orientations may still see this show for a younger audience and see elements of themselves in Bob. A gay child might be confused as to why Bob has a female love interest when he comes across to them as homosexual, etc.

The conversation about how many queer people get involved in relationships with the opposite sex, and sometimes even begin families is a huge discussion that this is not the place for, but I did want to bring that up, because while I don’t think that’s Bob’s situation, it could be an explanation for a gay audience observing the relationship between these two characters.

Adopt-a-Palooza

The site I was watching this on had delayed captions, so I had to cut them off and I didn’t write down the exact wording, but it was basically both of them taking accountability for running into each other, Bob asked the kitty if he could help them off his head, they exchanged that they thought the other was good with animals, introduced themselves (she was in charge of the volunteers and he was violunteering), then they left their pets to play in the dog park while they went and did their thing for the pet adoptions. (I think if you click on the image it becomes clearer. Will try to have captions in the future ones)

Personally, I think Bob’s nose was wide open the moment he literally bumped into Anaelle. This is the first time we see her, and while they initially collide with each other simultaneously, she soon shows that she's still more coordinated when she catches him from falling a second time moments later.

"Excuse me." "No. Excuse me." Was cutish.

The "you're pretty good with animals " "So are you!"

Ma'am. Sir. That cat, in particular, is traumatized, and Lollie look like her life momentarily flashed before her eyes. The cat saw the moment they effed up and stayed on high alert the rest of the scene. 😅

Since I’m watching this as both an adult who has been in relationships and one who has watched things for a long time, I am used to characters being introduced specifically to become an interest for the main. This is a program created by someone who seems to identify as a man, who seems to be married to a woman. It isn’t a stretch for me that they would introduce a love interest, especially because he already has a steady home life, sort of. Their universe is not exactly like ours, but the nature of things here - the problems are all situational and hardly ever at the hands of a villain, when someone does something wrong or harmful, they almost immediately regret it and apologize... this is a very small child’s show. It is showing very primary connections.

So, whenever Ana is introduced, she could very well be as a love interest or as a background character. She doesn’t show up and automatically become a main, but she does become recurring and Bob does speak of her and talk to her. He calls her “My friend Ana,” because we aren’t sexualizing them and they don’t have a romance brewing, but They do appear to be being set up for that from the moment she shows up and Bob seems interested in knowing her. That spin of his bow tie when he says, “I’m Bob!” Guys. That was this corny cornball of a man flirting, in his way. And any time you see Ana or hear about her after this moment, there is excitement on Bob’s part.

Yes. Bob is a very excitable man. He very much gives you that certain, “Me and the Bad Bitch I Pulled” energy. But, he also is a heightened worrier at times... when it comes to Ana, he tends to generally not worry specifically about something until it clearly goes wrong and she winds up being a person who tells him not to worry in those moments. (Not so much in this episode, because they’re just meeting.)

If Bob weren’t going to wind up with Ana, this would still likely be a very special friendship for him, because we don’t get to see a lot of characters interact with Bob in that way. If anything, I don’t know that we ever really got much of why on Earth Ana was interested in Bob, except that maybe, she’s just a cornball of a person, too. It’s cute.

#Anaelle #Ana x Bob #Puppy Dog Pals #Nesha Photosets #Nesha Hyperfixates #cartoons #kids shows #Black Femme Character with Black Voice Actor #Cree Summer #black and ginger #ships #cartoons ships #love #BFCD Reviews by Nesha #BFCD Reviews by Nesha: Puppy Dog Pals - Bob & Ana #Adopt A Palooza #Girl That's Queuedt #Nesha Watches #Nesha Watches Puppy Dog Pals

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disneytva · 1 year

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January 2023 Programming Highlights

Friday, Jan. 6 Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel and Disney Junior Marvel’s Spidey and his Amazing Friends “Liberty on the Loose/Green Goblin’s Dino Disaster” (8:30-9:00 a.m. EST on Disney Channel/12:30-1:00 p.m. EST on Disney Junior) “Liberty on the Loose” – It’s up to Miles, Ant-Man and Wasp to save the Statue of Liberty after Black Cat steals it. *Sean Giambrone (“The Goldbergs”) and Maya Tuttle (“Marvel Future Revolution” video game) recur as Ant-Man and Wasp, respectively.

“Green Goblin’s Dino Disaster” – Spidey and Reptil team up to stop Green Goblin’s improved Dino Mech. TV-Y

Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Junior Puppy Dog Pals “Big Little Surprise/Bob and Ana’s Nursery Mural” (1:00-1:30 p.m. EST) “Big Little Surprise” – Ana has a big surprise for Bob when he gets home from work.

“Bob and Ana’s Nursery Mural” – Bob and Ana are painting a mural in the nursery, but when they run out of paint, the pups go on a mission to find some. TV-Y

Wednesday, Jan. 11 Original Series – Series Premiere on Disney Channel and Disney Junior SuperKitties “The Great Yarn Caper/Get the Boot” (10:30-11:00 a.m. EST on Disney Channel and Disney Junior) “The Great Yarn Caper” – The SuperKitties must figure out why someone is stealing all the yarn in Kittydale. *Justin Guarini (“American Idol”) guest stars as Cat Burglar.

“Get the Boot” – Lab Rat invents a giant boot to smush all the flowers at the Kittydale Flower Festival. TV-Y

Thursday, Jan. 12 Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel and Disney Junior SuperKitties “Fireworks Fright/Cheese Trees” (10:30-11:00 a.m. EST on Disney Channel/11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. EST p.m. on Disney Junior) “Fireworks Fright” – Mr. Puppypaws steals all of Kittydale’s fireworks. *Tony Award® winner James Monroe Iglehart (Broadway’s “Aladdin”) guest stars as Mr. Puppypaws.

“Cheese Trees” – The SuperKitties have to stop Lab Rat from turning Kittydale into cheese. TV-Y

Friday, Jan. 13 Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel and Disney Junior Firebuds “ Piston’s Driving School/Jazzyland” (11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. EST on Disney Channel/1:25-1:55 p.m. EST on Disney Junior) “Piston’s Driving School” – Piston gives driving lessons to three wild wee-hicles.

“Jazzyland” – Jayden struggles to play pretend with his imaginative little sister and the Firebuds. *Lauren “Lolo” Spencer (“Give Me Liberty”) recurs as Jayden’s sister, Jazzy. TV-Y

Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel and Disney Junior SuperKitties “Silent Surprise/Fufu Snafu” (10:30-11:00 a.m. EST on Disney Channel/11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. EST p.m. on Disney Junior) “Silent Surprise” – Zsa-Zsa takes away the Singing Squirrels’ voices before their big concert.

“Fufu Snafu” – The SuperKitties have to stop Cat Burglar after he takes a gold statue from the Kittydale Museum. *Justin Guarini (“American Idol”) recurs as Cat Burglar. TV-Y

Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Junior Puppy Dog Pals “Battle Rattle Round Up/No Place Like Home” (1:00-1:30 p.m. EST) “Battle Rattle Round Up” – Darius can’t wait to gift his rattle at Bob and Ana’s baby shower, but when the rattle rolls away, the pups try to find it.

“No Place Like Home” – When Roxy and Nougat stay the night with Bob and Ana, the pups make it their mission to throw them the best sleepover. TV-Y

Friday, Jan. 20 Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel and Disney Junior SuperKitties “Super-Fan/Bubble Bother” (10:30-11:00 a.m. EST on Disney Channel/11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. EST p.m. on Disney Junior) “Super-Fan” – SuperKitty super-fan, Pickles, helps the team save the day.

“Bubble Bother” – The SuperKitties stop Zsa-Zsa from turning the Kittydale water tower into her own giant bubble bath. TV-Y

Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Junior Puppy Dog Pals “Baby Crib Caper/Here’s Looking at You, Kid” (1:00-1:30 p.m. EST) “Baby Crib Caper” – The pets go on a mission to find a crib for Bob and Ana’s baby.

“Here’s Looking at You, Kid” – The pets eagerly await the delivery of Bob and Ana’s baby. TV-Y

Saturday, Jan. 21

Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel The Owl House “For the Future” (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST) Luz and her friends race against Belos to confront the Collector and save the Boiling Isles. TV-Y7-FV

Sunday, Jan. 22 Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Junior Mickey Mouse Funhouse “Rescuing the Rutabaga Ruby/Goofy Doesn’t Like It!” (10:00-10:30 a.m. EST) “Rescuing the Rutabaga Ruby” – The gang helps their friend, Captain Salty Bones, get the Rutabaga Ruby back from the Belching Idol. *John Stamos (“Big Shot”) recurs as Captain Salty Bones.

“Goofy Doesn’t Like It!” – When Goofy refuses to try new food during a trip to Korea to celebrate Lunar New Year, Mickey and the gang help him understand that it could hurt others’ feelings. *Alice Lee (“Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist”) guest stars as Ye Eun, a girl who works at a Korean folk village. TV-Y

Friday, Jan. 27 Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel and Disney Junior SuperKitties “Groggy Groundhogs/Go Birdy” (10:30-11:00 a.m. EST on Disney Channel/11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. EST p.m. on Disney Junior) “Groggy Groundhogs” – The SuperKitties stop Lab Rat after she kicks all the groundhogs out of their special space.

“Go Birdy” – On Kittydale Day, Zsa-Zsa uses a spray to make everyone in Kittydale act like birds. TV-Y

Original Series – Episode Premiere on Disney Channel and Disney Junior Marvel’s Spidey and his Amazing Friends “Spidey Tidies Up/ Oh No, Tomatoes!” (8:30-9:00 a.m. EST on Disney Channel/12:30-1:00 p.m. EST on Disney Junior) “Spidey Tidies Up” – Spidey and Iron Man must fix their new invention before Sandman turns Central Park into Sandman Park. *John Stamos (“Big Shot”) returns as Iron Man.

“Oh No, Tomatoes!” – Miles must stop Rhino from stealing the tomatoes his mom grew for the community dinner. TV-Y

#The Owl House #Owl House #SuperKitties #Firebuds #Mickey Mouse Funhouse #Spidey And His Amazing Friends #Spiderman #Puppy Dog Pals #Puppy Dog Tails #Disney Channel #Disney Junior #Disney Jr

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thevoidstaredback · 19 days

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We're watching Let There Be Carnage today, bois!!

This would be so much more enjoyable if my prescription wasn't going out....

Also. 'Cletus'? Who names their kid that? I refuse to believe there are really people named Cletus. Just like there are no babies named Bob.

Maybe don't taunt the pretty lady with the badass scar and the supersonic scream...

Eddie!

Venom's a mood. I love him.

He's so nice to Eddie.

Eddie, my dear, we both know that Cletus is shady af.

I want Venom's ability to draw!

Why did you have to go piss off Cletus? We know he's shady. I don't care if he calls you his friend, he's not.

Eddie called Venom abusive!

Chickens do have tiny brains. It's funny.

Good job setting boundaries, Eddie.

Poor Venom, stuck eating chickens.

Calm your tits, though, my dear.

He's like a puppy dog when Anne calls!

Golden Retriever energy.

Poor Eddie, though, being forced to take a phone call while dangling from a roof...

I love the dichotomy of what Eddie's saying vs. what Venom is saying. It's really funny.

"I'm going to make you cry now. Cry. Cry!"

Cletus just called you "Paly, pal" in a letter to invite you to watch him die. Listen to Venom. Do not go to his death sentence!

"You feel like home to me." That's mildly concerning.

Hello, Carnage.

It's cute that Eddie thinks he can beat Venom in a fight.

It's cute that Venom thinks he can kick Eddie out of his own apartment.

His bike!

Hello, Carnage!!

Bullets aren't working. Maybe, idk, crazy idea: Stop firing?

Cletus escapes. Knocks on Eddie's door. Eddie opens door. Fucking idiot. It's the chief of police, but still-

Eddie, Cletus is gonna be gunning for your head on a pike. You don't open the door when someone is coming for your head!

"I am out of the Eddie Closet!" Honey. Sweetie...Babe.

I can appreciate Cletus's taste in cars. That's a nice car he stole, smh.

Venom thinks this rave is for him and everyone else is too drunk to correct him and are just going along with it. The only people not too drunk are too scared.

No! He died!

Eddie, you fucking idiot. You are not invincible anymore. Do not go to the creepy ass mansion!! You'll die!

Dad says I can't drive like Cletus.....😞

Don't taunt the pretty lady with the badass scar and the supersonic scream!

Awwww! They're together again!

He's so soft with her! He even stole her dream car!🥰

Prof. X would be horrified by Francis' treatment.

Eddie really just pulled "I can fix him!" when talking about Venom.

Poor Dan.

Aw! Cletus is inviting Eddie to his wedding!

Now Anne understands the dichotomy of having Venom in her head! Poor Dan is stuck watching this all go down.

Again, mister cop, sir. Bullets aren't working. Stop firing and run.

She has a beautiful dress. I love it very much. Cletus could've matched better.

The priest looks terrified. Poor Anne.

Venom! Perfect timing.

"Death to you, father!" "No!" "Not you, father. You father!" Patricide at its finest.

Eddie looks scared out of his mind. Venom doesn't wanna deal with his kid.

Carnage! You can't just slap people!

"Time to die!" "That's the spirit!" "I mean us. We are going to die."

Poor father just got called a power up

Maybe going to higher ground was not the decision, mister cop man sir...

Good job, Dan!

Shit, now he's a target.

"Manno a Manno", Cletus? There's a ringing bell! Missed opportunity to say "For whom the bell tolls" but whatever.

Filicide!

He said the thing! Carnage said the movie title!

Patricide!

FB Is going down screaming!!

Oof. Crushed by a bell...

Goodbye, Cletus. Goodbye, Carnage.

Wait.

Filicide. Venom ate Carnage. Yucky

Cletus just wanted a friend.....

Venom says no. He ate his head.

He's got his toes in the sand! He doesn't have hair, though...

"...When you love someone..." I see you, Venom. Eddie sees you, too!

I am so fucking excited for Along Came A Spider to come out!!! Words cannot describe-!

(I swear I've seen a trailer and an announcement for it. Unless I hallucinated it......I'll cry if that's the case)

#movie #venom #venom and eddie #let there be carnage #carnage

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papermoonloveslucy · 1 year

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DESILU DOG POUND

Canine Companions on Lucycoms!

Woof! Open the kennels and take a look at all the dogs, pups, and canine pets in the Lucyverse!

In Annabel Takes a Tour (1938), Annabel (Lucille Ball) has a Terrier named Elmer.

In The Big Street (1942), Gloria Lyons (Lucille Ball) has a lap dog she calls Baby. Pinks (Henry Fonda) rescues Baby from being run over by a car.

Probably one of the most famous dogs on television was Fred the dog. Little Ricky's friend Billy Palmer gave him a puppy to take home in January 1957 and he became part of the Ricardo family. Landlord Fred Mertz tells Lucy and Ricky their lease prohibits pets, but he bends the rules when Little Ricky names his puppy Fred.

LITTLE RICKY: “I always name my pets after people I like.”

Fred the dog was played by a Cairn Terrier named was Danny. He was trained by Bob Blair and was owned by Frank Inn. Danny also played Fremont, Mr. Wilson's dog on "Dennis the Menace" (1959-63). In films, he was Snuffy in Pal Joey (1957), Muffy in Anatomy of Murder (1959), and Pepe in the final Three Stooges short Sappy Bullfighters (1959). Fred the dog would make the move to Connecticut with the Ricardos, but is not seen or mentioned during “The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour” episodes. While he was the most popular, Fred was not the only dog seen on “I Love Lucy”...

At the end of “Lucy Thinks Ricky is Trying to Murder Her” (1951), the very first episode of “I Love Lucy” filmed, a dog act makes an appearance. An established vaudeville act, Hector and His Pals was also seen in the film Easter Parade in 1948. The dog trainer Hector, calls one of the dogs by its real name ‘Yorkie’. In the episode, the dogs are named Ann, Mary, Helen, Cynthia, Alice, and Theodore. Lucy hears the dogs’ names and thinks they are women Ricky is having an affair with - until she hears Theodore!

In the third episode aired, Butch, Fred’s mutt (as far as we can guess) stays under the table hoping for scraps in “The Diet” (1951) and then never heard of again. Unbeknownst to the others, a starving Lucy crawls under the table with Butch to intercept any tasty morsels meant for the dog.

Butch looks quite alarmed by the crazy lady under the table!

Sneaking into Richard Widmark’s mansion in “The Tour” (1955), Lucy hides under a bear rug - which just happens to be the favorite spot of Widmark’s St. Bernard Cap.

In “Second Honeymoon” (1956), a lonely Lucy asks Rocky the Bloodhound if he wants to play ping pong. Randy Rocky is tempted away by a French Poodle on a stroll.

Lassie, the most famous canine in Hollywood history, turned up on “The Desilu Revue” in 1959. The series was filmed at Desilu Studios. Lucy and Desi enlisted the participation of all the Desilu stars in their Christmas special. Lassie was first mentioned by Lucy Ricardo in “The Young Fans” (1952).

In the very first episode of “The Lucy Show” in 1962, Tiger the dog belongs to Lucy's neighbor and boyfriend Harry Connors (Dick Martin), who we will meet in episode two. A dog named Tiger was also featured on TV's “The Brady Bunch” (1969-1974). Here Tiger serves more as a plot device than pet. This is his one and only appeareance on the series.

When “Lucy and Viv Learn Judo” (1963), the Carmichaels dogsit with Alvin, played by Hey! The dog belong’s to Jerry’s friend Amy Schaffer.

The final scene of the episode features a dozen dogs of various breeds, who come running at the silent sound of a dog whistle!

In the first frame of the June 1963 “The Lucy Show” Gold Key comic book, Jerry brings home a shaggy dog which Viv mistakes for a monster!

“Kiddie Parties Inc.” (1963) features Thunderbolt, a basset hound with more folds than an oragami swan.

In “Lucy is Her Own Lawyer” (1964) ~ Lucy complains when Mr. Mooney’s barking sheepdog Nelson (played by Lord Nelson) keeps her up all night. He tells her to sue him, and she does. After making a mockery of the court proceedings by acting as her own attorney, she finally wins her case by cross-examining Nelson. The neighborhood canines include:

Howard McAdams’ Pomeranian

Audrey Simmons’ Beagle

Grandma Sutton’s Airedale

The Hamilton’s Police Dog

Nelson is the only dog to appear on screen, with voice actor Pinto Colvig providing the off-screen barks for the other dogs.

Lord Nelson (Nelson) makes his first appearance as Mr. Mooney’s dog. He will also appear in “Lucy’s Contact Lenses” and would go on to appear on “Here’s Lucy” as Bogie in “Lucy and the Bogie Affair”. From 1965 to 1967, he played Ladadog (aka Lad) on “Please Don’t Eat the Daisies” and reprised the role of Nelson on “The Doris Day Show” from 1968 to 1971.

To keep Nelson in check, dog trainer Bob Blair plays the Bailiff.

In “Lucy and Clint Walker” (1965) Lightning, a lethargic Basset Hound, has a propensity to fall asleep, much like his master did Frank Winslow (Clint Walker) in “Lucy and the Sleeping Beauty”.

“Lucy Meets Mickey Rooney” (1966) has Lucy playing Charlie Chaplin in an acting school recital. The sketch features a mutt befriending the Tramp for his sandwich.

“Lucy at the Drive-In Movie” (1969) has Lucy searching through the passion pit cars for Kim and her new boyfriend. She mistakes an Afghan Hound for a long-haired woman.

In “Lucy and the Bogie Affair” (1969) Kim and Craig bring home a stray sheepdog (played by Lord Nelson) which they call Bogie because it has the same sad look standing in the rain as Humphrey Bogart does at the end of 1942's Casablanca.

When Bogie turns out to be a she and gives birth to a litter of puppies, the Carters must find a home for the baby Bogies.

Lucy tries to give one of the pups to exercise guru Jack LaLanne, but only ends up taking one of Happy’s pups. Happy was LaLanne’s real-life dog appearing with him on many of his television shows.

“The Bow-Wow Boutique” (1973) has Lucy, Kim and Harry opening a dog grooming business. Their clients include:

Louie, a French Spaniel

Winston, a Bloodhound

Teddy, an English Bulldog

Tiger, a Yorkshire Terrier

Tinkerbell, a St. Bernard

and an un-named Daschund

LUCY THE PUP

#Lucille Ball #Dogs #Pups #Puppies #Canine #I Love Lucy #The Lucy Show #Here's Lucy #Gale Gordon #Lucie Arnaz #Desi Arnaz #Vivian Vance #William Frawley #Lassie #Desi Arnaz Jr.#Jack LaLanne #Keith Thibodeaux

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titsmasher69 · 1 year

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hello Tumblr u too can have the list of shows I watched as a kid!!!! under the cut (if u saw the pre edited version no u did not)

wakfu

ninjago

2012 tmnt

adventure time

bob the builder

Shaun the sheep

that one hello kitty show

Ben 10

doc mcstuffins

gravity falls

LPS

umizoomi

Nina and the neurons

wild Kratts

in the night garden

charlie and lola

the numtums

chuggington

generator Rex

TAWOG

regular show

....Steven universe

legends of chima

Pokemon black and white

Pocoyo

pororo

pink panther

transformers

randy cunningham

pucca

Jimmy neutron

fairly off parents

Jake and the Neverland pirates

Sophia the first

Elina of Avalor

Phineas and ferb

little einsteins

handy manny

fish hooks

kick buttowski

Mickey mouse clubhouse

Lou and Lou

Winx

Nicky Ricky dicky and dawn

T.U.F.F puppy

Winx

wonder pets

Dora

ni hao, kai lan

100 things to do before school starts

the haunted hathaways

henry danger

game shakers

sonic boom

Penn zero part time hero

wander over yonder

slugterra

thundercats

kid vs kat

canimals

code lyoko

chalkzone

K.C undercover

mister maker

waybuloo

SVTFOE

hey duggee

puppy dog pals

tigger and pooh

vampirina

special agent oso

hi five

BoBoiBoy

Kate and mim mim

jungle junction

sheriff callies wild west

ask the story bots

gigantosaurus

teletubbies

popiz

Maya the bee

eggbirds

larva

zip zip

cuddlies

Nico and bianca

oliver

hippa hippa hey

barbie

barnie

Dibo the gift dragon

charlie & the numbers

strawberry shortcake

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bagelblogging · 2 years

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Bob from puppy dog pals is such a pathetic wet rag of a man

#bagel’s babbles #for context this is a kid’s show I am a nanny #this man will have the smallest inconvenience befall him and go into a complete depressive episode #puppy dog pals #< guess I should probably tag that

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ladyhatty · 1 month

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was watching a show with my 4 year old this morning (Puppy Dog Pals). The little puppies and their owner are so excited to go to Desert Bluffs and I'm just sitting there like "No Bob! You don't want to go there Bob! I've listened to the podcast Bob!"

#WTNV #don't worry I didn't actually reference Nightvale to Bear #I'm not that much of a nerd weirdo #but I did get weird looks from him for chuckling every time they said it

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toyutopiausa · 9 months

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joethetoonfanandoutcast · 1 year

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it hit me that bob from puppy dog pals reminds me of wallace. both wear green, are inventors, and have dogs

Huh! That never crossed my mind once until you mentioned it.

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living-carto0n · 1 year

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