The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin is an American animated television series based on Teddy Ruxpin, an animatronic teddy bear created by Ken Forsse and distributed by toy manufacturer Worlds of Wonder. While some of the stories used in the TV series were adapted from the books, many were original and greatly expanded upon the world established there.
Grubby eats a Shush Bush while in the forest, which paralyzes his voice box and renders him mute. Leota then introduces the Trio to sign language to communicate with Grubby until he gets his voice back.
Grubby eats a Shush Bush while in the forest, which paralyzes his voice box and renders him mute. Leota then introduces the Trio to sign language to communicate with Grubby until he gets his voice back.
The Trio have dinner at Wooly's when a storm hits. Wooly helps the Trio save the tree where Leota the Woodsprite teaches school, and in exchange,offers to educate Wooly.
The Trio have dinner at Wooly's when a storm hits. Wooly helps the Trio save the tree where Leota the Woodsprite teaches school, and in exchange,offers to educate Wooly.
Tweeg wakes up with discolored skin, and becomes convinced he's ill with the "Tweezles". LB asks the Trio to help his boss, and they head for the Tower. After each of them puts forth their remedy for Tweeg, Gimmick realizes that Jack is suffering from pigmentation caused by drinking water from Rainbow Falls.
Tweeg wakes up with discolored skin, and becomes convinced he's ill with the "Tweezles". LB asks the Trio to help his boss, and they head for the Tower. After each of them puts forth their remedy for Tweeg, Gimmick realizes that Jack is suffering from pigmentation caused by drinking water from Rainbow Falls.
Tweeg wakes up with discolored skin, and becomes convinced he's ill with the "Tweezles". LB asks the Trio to help his boss, and they head for the Tower. After each of them puts forth their remedy for Tweeg, Gimmick realizes that Jack is suffering from pigmentation caused by drinking water from Rainbow Falls.
Tweeg wakes up with discolored skin, and becomes convinced he's ill with the "Tweezles". LB asks the Trio to help his boss, and they head for the Tower. After each of them puts forth their remedy for Tweeg, Gimmick realizes that Jack is suffering from pigmentation caused by drinking water from Rainbow Falls.
Tweeg sets out to sell miracle cures to the residents of Gimmick's Valley in order to pay his MAVO membership dues. He winds up talking the Trio into buying "cures" for "ailments" by playing on their insecurities (Gimmick's baldness, Teddy's shortness, and Grubby's lack of handsomeness). The Trio eventually realize they've been swindled, and vow to be happy with the way they are.
Tweeg sets out to sell miracle cures to the residents of Gimmick's Valley in order to pay his MAVO membership dues. He winds up talking the Trio into buying "cures" for "ailments" by playing on their insecurities (Gimmick's baldness, Teddy's shortness, and Grubby's lack of handsomeness). The Trio eventually realize they've been swindled, and vow to be happy with the way they are.
Teddy and Grubby run into a group of Fobs who have lost their color. This leads them to enlist Wooly to climb to the top of Rainbow Falls, where he finds a boulder blocking the water where it runs from a cave. Wooly removes the rock, and the water resumes flowing. The Fobs drink the water, and get their color back.
Teddy and Grubby run into a group of Fobs who have lost their color. This leads them to enlist Wooly to climb to the top of Rainbow Falls, where he finds a boulder blocking the water where it runs from a cave. Wooly removes the rock, and the water resumes flowing. The Fobs drink the water, and get their color back.
Jack takes the five Crystals (four real, one fake) to MAVO HQ and gives them to Quellor. A celebration is held in honor of the find, and the Understander of Legends installs them in the MAVO ceiling. The Trio shrink themselves and the Airship and infiltrate MAVO HQ, and quietly replace the real Crystals with fakes, starting a brawl along the way. The Airship slips away during the commotion.
Jack takes the five Crystals (four real, one fake) to MAVO HQ and gives them to Quellor. A celebration is held in honor of the find, and the Understander of Legends installs them in the MAVO ceiling. The Trio shrink themselves and the Airship and infiltrate MAVO HQ, and quietly replace the real Crystals with fakes, starting a brawl along the way. The Airship slips away during the commotion.
The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin is an American animated television series based on Teddy Ruxpin, an animatronic teddy bear created by Ken Forsse and distributed by toy manufacturer Worlds of Wonder. While some of the stories used in the TV series were adapted from the books, many were original and greatly expanded upon the world established there.
John Stocker , Will Ryan , Holly Larocque
Andy Heyward
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