#150 - "Wee Sing in Sillyville" (1989) with Bethany & Ruby Wells

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Hey, welcome in everybody to
this very special episode that

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actually came as a request.
And so excited to have on the

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show returning Bethany, who was
on our last episode with

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Mannequin.
So awesome to have Bethany Wells

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back and she's brought her
lovely daughter Ruby, who

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actually requested this episode.
That is, it is.

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It was released in the 80s.
It was not released in theaters,

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but it was released on home
video in 1989 and it's called We

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sing in Sillyville.
From a collection of straight to

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video kids videos of like just,
you know, fun songs that we all

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learned as kids.
A lot of melodies of other songs

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that they made new songs out of
that.

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I did catch up catch on there.
But but welcome both of you and

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and Ruby, tell me why you wanted
you wanted to cover this gem of

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a movie on the 80s flick
Flashback podcast.

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Well, I've been trying to find
an 80s movie that I've seen that

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you've.
Not.

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Put already done an episode on
and when I found out this movie

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was an 80s movie, I was just
like Mama, we got to do it on.

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Well, I'm, I'm honored that I'm
no, first of all, I'm honored

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that you wanted to find a movie,
an 80s movie of as a kid of your

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generation to appreciate the
gold of 80s movies.

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And yes, we have covered a lot
of, you know, there's, there's

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not a lot of, there are some kid
friendly ones that are out

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there, but I think I have
covered a lot of them.

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There's still some that I
haven't covered yet.

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And so, so if there's any others
that you that you want to do,

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we'll definitely do that.
But I mean.

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Me and Mama just finished
watching Outsiders so.

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Oh yeah, I haven't covered that
one yet.

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That's a good one.
Yeah, we, we had to read that

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one in in was that junior high?
No, that might have been

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elementary school when I read
that.

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So yeah, we we had to read the
book 1st and then we got to

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watch the movie so.
Yeah, I I just read it for my

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school.
OK, cool.

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And what grade are you in now?
7th. 7th OK, so middle school.

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Wow.
Yeah, she's growing up.

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I can't believe.
So Bethany Woody, so you

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obviously shared this movie with
Ruby.

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So what are your memories like?
When did let's take the format a

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little bit?
When did you see we sing in Sili

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Ville for the very first time?
This was one of those movies

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that I'm pretty sure my music
teachers in elementary school

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just had on VHS.
And on like a slow day or, you

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know, weird day, they would just
pop it in and all of us kids

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would go nuts because we knew
all the songs and we would sing

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along and it was a good time.
I always loved the We Sing in

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Sillyville days.
I'm pretty sure one of my

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cousins had it too because I
think I had seen it at home

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first, but I specifically
remember watching it at school

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in like a music class.
So, Ruby, do you remember your

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first time watching it?
Do you remember your first time

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memories?
Of seeing it, I just remember

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always knowing the movie.
Really, it's got some bangers.

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It's so good.
It's hit after hit after hit

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like it's great songs. 10 out of
10.

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Oh yeah, there are.
There's a total of 19 songs on

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the video.
Less than an hour runtime, yeah.

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Like 56 minute runtime.
Let's see, I'll I'll hit the

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I'll hit the highlights.
You let me know if this was a

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banger or not.
Do your ears hang low?

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Which I definitely remembered
that one.

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We're here because we're here.
My probably my favorite one.

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Boom, boom.
Ain't it great to be crazy?

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I mean, that was like once in
Austrian John Jacob Jingleheimer

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Schmidt.
Of course, Down by the Bay, I'm

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a nut.
I definitely knew that song as a

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kid.
Five in the bed.

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I knew that one.
Then, of course, the finale.

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Let us sing together.
I grew up the the friends wow,

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make new friends, make new
friends, but keep the old one is

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silver and the other's gold is
that was a song that my mom

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would sing.
That list missed the the.

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Well I can read the whole list,
I just I just highlighted which

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one do you which one does?
That mean a lot of songs.

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So which one's your favorite?
The Rizzoli Razzoli Rizzoli

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Razzoli.
Oh yeah, Rizzoli.

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Razzoli.
Yeah.

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Bitty booty, baby.
Yeah, bitty booty.

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Baby's good.
The bitty booty songs were

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amazing all.
Right, so let me so yeah, so I

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would you send me the the
YouTube link because you can

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actually like all of their We
Sing videos.

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They have their own YouTube
channel and all of the videos

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are there.
So you're welcome to go back and

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and relive them all.
There are several, but We Sing

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was a songbook series created by
Pamela Con Beal and Susan Hagen

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nip and published by Price Stern
Sloan.

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It would also inspire series of
children's CDs, cassettes,

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coloring books, toys, videos,
and yes, they have an app or

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they add an app in the digital
age.

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So go check that out.
The videos were actually shot in

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Portland, OR.
The other videos, the first

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video called called We Sing
Together came out in 1985.

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Then they did King Cole's Party
in 1987, Grandpa's Magical Toys

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in 88.
This one came out in 89.

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And the next one after this one
was the Best Christmas Ever in

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1990.
And they made about four or five

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other videos into like the mid
to late 90s.

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So, so yeah.
So I've been out to all of them

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are available on the videos, I
mean on the on the Youtubes on.

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The on the Youtubes.
So let me just the cast isn't

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anybody that we would recognize,
but I'll just mention their

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names.
So uh oh, she's excited.

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OK, maybe I was wrong.
I'll let you talk.

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So we've got Joy Anderson as
Lori, Ryan Willard as Scott,

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Merle as Barney, of course the
dog, and then Renee Margol

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Margolin as Silly Whim.
That was the main cast that I

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have.
Was there someone I forgot or

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someone that you want to talk
about?

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So, Ryan.
Willard.

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Willard he is.
He hosts a podcast.

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I now listen.
To.

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Called 10 Things You Need to
Know and it was just a fun fact

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I found out when I'm listening
to the podcast, Yeah.

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So you were listening to the
podcast before you knew he was

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in the in the videos?
Yeah, I listened to the podcast

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before I knew he was he was
Scott.

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And we sing in Sillyville.
Very cool.

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Yeah, she was.
Very excited I was.

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I did find an interview with
Renee Margolin then they were

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they were doing like a 35th
anniversary of the of this

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actual of this one, because this
was the first video that

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featured her as silly whim.
And she talked about how she had

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done like some theater and some
dance and she moved to Oregon

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and heard about the audition and
she actually auditioned for

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Biddy.
What is that?

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Billy Betty, Billy Biddy Booty
baby.

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She actually, that's who she
actually wanted to audition for,

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but she knew the director didn't
realize it was him that was

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directing, like they had done
some other plays or stuff.

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And so he's like, oh, no, you
should, you should audition for

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silly women.
That's how she got the role.

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So, but she, she had some very
good stories.

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I I do have a little bit in the
trivia, but she had some really

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good stories about her time with
them and really enjoyed it and

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so, but she didn't.
After this, she said she ended

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up helping her family's business
and she worked there for several

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years.
And now she's retired and

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remembered those fun days in her
30s, she said.

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I feel very lied to because she
apparently looked, well, she

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didn't, apparently.
She definitely looked an awful

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lot like my elementary school PE
teacher, to the point where all

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the teachers told us that she
was.

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Oh no.
Silly Whim.

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And so for many years too long,
I did believe that silly Whim

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was my PE teacher.
Wow.

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In elementary school, because I
remember us even like telling

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her and she's like, no, it
wasn't me.

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And then she even like ran off
and did the little like little

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shop.
Skip.

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With her ankles touching.
And I was just like, oh.

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My.
Gosh, it's really her.

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I was very young.
Yeah, let's say you you probably

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like tried to sing songs around
her to see if she would just

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like, burst into song all of a
sudden.

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We're here because.
So I think we we talked.

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So did you did?
Who was your favorite character?

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Ruby was is it silly, Whim or
somebody else?

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Yeah, it's probably silly whim
or it would have to be the the

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Green people.
I forgot their names, but yeah,

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they they were really funny and
they had some really good songs.

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Yeah, I like them a lot too.
What about you, Bethany?

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What?
Who was your favorite I guess

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silly whim as a kid?
Obviously I loved Silly Whim,

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she was a good PE teacher, But I
also really liked Tasha the

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purple woman because I liked
that she was one of the only

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people in the town besides Silly
Whim who recognized that all of

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this was silly and she was just
by herself and her little house

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with her little weird creatures
that took naps and it was just.

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Oh yeah, all of them took naps.
It was nap time.

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It was just nap time have just
ended and it was just AI don't

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know, like she was very it it
she gave art teacher vibes of

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just like Oh yeah, and I love a
good art teacher vibe.

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So.
All right, so Ruby, let's so

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there may be some listeners that
may have never seen this before.

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They they maybe think they did.
Can you give us a good

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description or like an overview
of what OK this movie is about?

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I can do this.
So it starts and you meet these

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two little kids playing with
their dog and then all of a

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sudden the dog goes over to the
coloring book and get sucked

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into the coloring book.
As dogs do on occasion.

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As one as is the custom, yes.
Well, the kids are like, not at

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all panic for some reason.
Scott, Whoa.

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Yeah, we don't typically, like
parents don't typically look for

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panic in their their children's
videos.

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And then, well, they look in the
coloring book and they see

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Barney just.
Chilling, chilling.

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And then they get sucked into
the coloring book where they

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meet, well, where they meet the
yellow people singing We're here

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because we're here.
They don't meet silly women

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first, they meet the yellow
people first.

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Meet is a strong word, but.
They witnessed the yellow.

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Witnessed the yellow people and
the Yelp and then all and then

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silly when comes and says like
you got to help me these all the

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colors are separated and.
They used to be friends, but now

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they've decided that they are
better off separate and because

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of that, she has lost all of her
colors.

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Yeah, and then they look around
the town showing the kids all

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the different colors.
Oh I forgot to mention she has

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to turn the kids invisible
because they are too colorful.

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Yeah, they.
Were so the point of them being

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in the town makes has is left.
Yeah, it they don't.

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They really don't have to be
there.

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Silly Whim could have done this
herself.

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But she needed to teach them a
valuable lesson.

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Right, right, right.
Well, eventually they go to

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Tasha.
Is that right?

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Tasha is the purple lady.
They go to Tasha and and of

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course they can be visible there
and she's just like, oh, well,

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you got to find in like you got
to find a way.

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It's it's going to be OK If you
don't, though, like it's you

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don't it, it doesn't have to be
like perfect.

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This is it.
All the pressure isn't on you.

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And well, they go back to the
Town Center and silly when trips

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and rolls her ankle.
And then all the colors come

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together and take like bits of
their clothing to wrap up her

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ankle, which eventually, like
covers her with color.

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And all of them are just like,
wow, look, all the colors

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actually look good together.
And then they sing the Keith

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make new friends, the Keith deal
hot and silver than the others.

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Yeah, the end.
Very good.

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Very good.
Yes, very good.

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A breakdown of the movie, of
course.

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You know, intermittent songs
throughout each color.

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Trees, two to three songs.
Yes, yes, yeah, they all get

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their movies.
Sing like 5 songs.

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They have a medley.
They're the Michael Finnegan is

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a is a medley with no, no, yes,
yes, which thought was wrong

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once in Austrian, which well, I
have a little story about that

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coming up.
But yeah, but yeah.

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But it use like puppetry.
It also use like lots of

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colorful costumes, things of
that nature.

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And so yeah, definitely
remember.

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I don't think I think I was
going to say this enough.

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Maybe I didn't when I started
watching it today, I was like,

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you know what, I think I have
seen this.

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Like there were certain parts of
it that I remembered.

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And then just kind of doing some
of the deep dive in the

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research, like a lot of people
like, you know, my preschool

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showed this to me or you know,
my babysitter had this on

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repeat.
So I'm sure it was it made its

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way into my subconscious in some
kind of way.

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I probably fell asleep, but it
was probably something they put

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on either to put us to.
Sleep or nap time?

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Yeah, keep us entertained.
And so I remember, I remember

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some of them.
What was your favorite

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character, Tim.
I like the green people too,

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like the I can't, can't
remember, can't think of their

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names now, but like the green
singers, like they were, they

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were fun to me.
But Silly Women is great, Yeah.

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The only reason I know the names
of the biddy booties is because

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there's literally a song called
Biddy Booty.

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Baby.
That's a fun song.

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Honestly, all of them are fun.
And what I really enjoy is it

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they're simple songs, but they
teach like complex music stuff.

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And so like you get to learn to
sing around like the bitty booty

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song.
It's like learning how to pause

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and it's, it's, it's great.
Yeah, yeah.

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I like it when she, when they're
like we had we couldn't stop

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because it said begin again and
she's like you can stop

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whenever, whatever you want.
And then she kind of directs

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them.
Then she directs them.

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To stop them, but then when
they're leaving they stop at the

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spots where she told them to
stop before with the yeah.

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What a great choir.
They can follow direction even

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when they're not being directed.
Yeah.

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Yeah, So like I mentioned that I
read an article that interviewed

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Renee Margolin, who played Silly
Whim, and she was asked there

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were so many fun songs shot the
video.

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I'm curious if you had a
favorite song to film and also

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one that was most challenging.
And she said Susan Nip and Pam

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Beal, the creators of We Sing,
had been elementary school.

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Teach school, had been
elementary school musics.

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I'd always said school twice.
Read it again.

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Susan Nip and Sam Beal, the
creators of We Sing, had been

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elementary school music
teachers, so they really keyed

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in on the music.
The song with the blue twirly

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pops.
Once an Austrian had the most

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challenging choreography to get
everybody going and doing at the

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same time.
We had such little time to get

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it right.
We would do different shots, but

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you're limited on how many
different shots you had.

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So we had to be on point.
We had to be right on the money

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because you're going to do all
these little gestures.

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It's very complicated
choreography, and that was the

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most challenging.
I think that was also my

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favorite because we did so well
on it.

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That's the one I remember the
most.

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I was like, yeah, I could see
that.

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The one you for the way she's
talking about, you know, being

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filmed in or in Oregon wasn't in
Hollywood.

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So they had to do, they had,
they didn't have much money and

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they didn't have much time to
film, so they had to knock it

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out pretty quick.
So.

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Yeah, that's the song where
we're in the car.

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If we're singing it in the car,
it's very we.

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We laugh at each other when
somebody gets it wrong, but

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everybody takes turns getting
something wrong.

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Yeah, because it just.
Builds on itself.

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Yeah, yeah.
But those are the songs as a kid

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like that.
Those were those songs that were

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like it was about memory and the
choreography of like, you know,

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following instructions.
Like there's so many things is

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teaching that's also fun.
Like that's, you know, kind of

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miss elementary school, like how
I can't work, be fun now, like

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teach me silly songs to do my
job, please.

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Yes, absolutely.
She did add that one cool thing

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they all got to do was they got
to perform in California for a

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live show.
It wasn't just silly women, but

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all the other video characters.
It was at one of the universal

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parks.
We did a whole stage show for

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two weeks and that was a lot of
fun.

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And then we did a second video.
We sing, we sing them in Los

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Angeles with all the characters
from all the videos.

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So she did get to do like they
did actually get to film one in

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in LA.
And then I guess doing it live

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I'm sure was pretty cool too.
Like if they're around today,

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they'd probably making the
rounds, you know, touring.

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Being a touring.
Company now.

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We'd be buying $700.00 tickets
just to go sit in a crowded

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auditorium in the Nosebleed
section.

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You would.
Maybe.

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Maybe since I have a connection,
since she was my PE teacher.

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She was, yeah.
Some backstage passes, VIP

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seating so well.
Anything else you want to talk

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about with the with the video,
with the movie?

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What did you learn?
Do you remember when you were

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little and watching the first
time?

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Did you remember You remember
something that you learned

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besides just the silly songs?
I remember like our my music

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teacher trying to teach us
around and all the kids are

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like, this is too hard and I'm
just like, I know this already.

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Yeah, it it does such a great
job of, of like I was saying

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earlier, simplifying a music
theory and like teaching it to

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kids in an approachable way.
And the movies less than an

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hour.
So like you said, you, you play

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it on repeat.
If you have the cassette tape,

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you're listening to that on
repeat.

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And so you get these like,
different concepts and you, they

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really like help you learn not
just music but also, you know,

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other logical reasoning skills.
And so I don't know, I think

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it's, it's helpful.
Yeah.

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It's silly.
Yeah.

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The acting and parts are just a
little, you know.

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You mean where everybody talks
like this and everybody is super

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excited when they say things no
matter what it's for?

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Preschoolers.
It's for preschoolers.

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Like they have to be that way.
Oh yeah, yeah, and.

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So like that I I will say the
little boy again.

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He's a little boy, right?
But him, him go whoa.

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And I'm just like, I'm gonna
need you to chill.

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You know.
He's been in more acting now,

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but yeah.
He's probably the most

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successful actor of all of them,
and yet.

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Kind of is.
Yeah, let me go back and see.

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His his IMDb picture is of him
as an adult and not.

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In that movie.
And not the Sillyville picture,

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but but yeah, it's a great.
It's sweet and it's sad, but

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it's also just, it's not sad I.
Was like, what was sad about?

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It wasn't sad, it's just funny.
It's.

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Sad because you're older now and
you realize how how long ago it

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was.
I'm so old.

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If you think too deep into it,
it kind of is sad.

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But yeah, and it also teaches
like good social commentary of,

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I mean, you know, it's, it's
pretty obvious what it's trying

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to teach.
You know, just because somebody

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looks different doesn't mean you
can't be friends with them,

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doesn't mean that you should
stay away from them.

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And that we are all beautiful
more we're a more beautiful

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community when it we're a
diverse community, which is

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something we should always be
learning.

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Exactly.
Exactly.

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I remember when I was talking
about it with my therapist

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because I I just bring up random
things with her and I was just

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telling her the plot.
And I'm slowly realizing that

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this movie's about segregation
and.

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Right, right.
Racism and prejudice.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
This song where we where we

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sing, where there's a whole song
where they just go.

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We're here because we're here.
Because but what I like is that

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it doesn't, it doesn't pick
anyone.

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Group is like the villain.
Like it wasn't like there's one

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group that's worse than it.
Like there is just a big

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misunderstanding that they all
have to kind of come to

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realization together that why
are we separated?

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This this is silly.
This is silly.

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Why are we separated?
Yeah, all these silly songs we

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sing, but this is the silliest.
I think there even is a line at

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one point where they say like
no, they're all really nice,

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they just for some reason have
decided not to be friends

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anymore.
I think multiple times they've

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said like, well that's just
silly and things like that.

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Got it, mailed it.
I got a branding.

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It's all about branding, right?
Just say it one more time.

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Let's nail it home.
That's silly.

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Well, We Sing was loved by many
children for several reasons.

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It provided a safe and fun way
to learn.

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The songs were often
educational, teaching the things

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like numbers, letters, and good
manners.

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The simple melodies and clear
voices made it easy for children

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to participate.
It also helped families sing

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together and create happy
memories.

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We Sing became a trusted name
for quality children's

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entertainment.
And even though it was often put

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under like educational videos,
it was never marketed that way.

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Like they just wanted it to be
more fun, like, you know,

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entertainment, even though it
was educational, but they it did

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kind of get pigeonholed in that
that spot.

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But, you know, it still made it.
It still made its way out there

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for people to see, like I said,
for, like, I'm sure daycare

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centers and preschools and, you
know, parents had had the

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videos.
Yeah.

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Elementary school music classes,
Yeah.

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Exactly.
Teachers.

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We didn't watch it in PE, we
just talked about the PE teacher

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while we.
Watched it.

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They might have played the songs
where you're You were.

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Was it the big parachute?
Everybody had the rainbow

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parachute, so they played the
songs during that part.

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Yeah, boom, boom.
I was in like second grade.

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I was so little and they lied to
me and I believed them.

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And I remember even going home
and like telling my parents and

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being like, it's her.
It really is.

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And my mom's like.
OK.

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That's beautiful, Katie.
I will for your for your story,

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I will tell you an embarrassing
story of mine from elementary

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school with my one of my PE
teachers.

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So we moved around a lot and in
the middle of the school year we

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moved this when we moved to
Georgia for the first time.

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And my PE teacher, she was not a
small person.

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She was, you know, kind of a
bigger lady, but you know, she

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wore sweatpants and sweatshirts,
you know, without nothing really

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form fitting or anything.
So all of a sudden one day she

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wasn't there and then she wasn't
there for another day.

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And then like a week goes by and
I asked him like one of my

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friends, I was like, hey, where
is coach or, you know, the

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teacher, whatever.
Like, oh, she's on maternity

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leave.
She had a baby.

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I like she was pregnant and the
kid goes, what do you just think

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she was fat?
And I was like, yeah, kinda.

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Once again, third grade, man,
what are you going to do?

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You know, what are you going to
do?

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So, yeah, so I, I don't remember
her name so I can't apologize

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100%, but when she came back, I
did congratulate her on her new

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baby.
So but yeah, so well, thank you

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both so much for coming on the
episode.

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Anything else you want to share
Ruby about the movie or your

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experience with We Sing in
Sillyville?

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I just have this weird memory of
when Lily was like a baby and I

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was just like, we could watch a
movie real quick and and it was

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like a school night.
Probably like 830.

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And.
And I was just like, well, what

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if we watch this movie?
It was we sing in Sillyville.

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I was like, it's real quick.
And Mama was just like, it's

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still an hour long.
Got to be, got to, got to

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regulate the bedtime, doesn't
matter.

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Especially by that point, you're
just like.

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Go to bed.
Just go to bed, feel like you're

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touching that little mop
creature that every time it

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wakes up and sings the really
fast song that I can't remember,

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you may think that this is the
end.

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Well, it is.
Any final thoughts from you

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Bethany?
I just, if you are looking for a

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break from YouTube, you know,
droning stuff that your kids

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watch or if you're watching
you're, you're tired of watching

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Paw Patrol or super kitties or
whatever.

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Or bluey or.
Could never be tired of watching

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Bluey.
You was you was going to hit

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another I knew it.
I knew it when I.

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Said it, it was the only thing I
could think of and I still

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refuse to say it, but and just
search it up on YouTube.

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It's really fun.
I mean, yeah, it's silly and

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there are parts of it that are
kind of cringy, but it's that

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like kind of nostalgic kids show
that, you know, you, you just

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enjoy it.
It's got a good message.

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The songs are fun and you know
you.

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You, even if you've never seen
it, you know all the songs.

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Yeah, I was going to say I would
challenge anyone of the even if

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they don't think they've ever
seen any of the videos, just

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find one and watch it.
And I guarantee you there's

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going to be at least one or two
songs.

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You're like, Oh my gosh, this
just unlocked a childhood memory

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that of this song.
So yeah.

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And you might believe it or not,
you might have actually seen it

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and just didn't didn't remember
so.

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I think there had been like 20
plus years between like the last

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time I saw it and when I finally
got a DVD copy to show to Ruby.

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And I remember like watching it
and I'm like, I still know all

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the words to all the songs just
to show like we clearly watched

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this a lot A.
Lot yeah, exactly, exactly.

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All right, well, thank you so
much both of you for being on

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this episode.
So glad to have you and thank

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everybody for listening and
being a part.

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We're going to wrap this one up
so very short but a very special

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episode for the Thanksgiving
holiday weekend so hopefully

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you're had great time with your
family.

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So wish you all a happy
Thanksgiving and a happy belated

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birthday to Bethany who just
celebrated a birthday here

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00:30:22,480 --> 00:30:24,200
recently So.
That's me.

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That's you, really.
Hey.

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And on that note, we're going to
wrap things up.

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I just dropped some brand new
Christmas designs, so if you

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want to get some cool T-shirts
with one of Bethany's favorite

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quotes from Christmas Vacation,
it's Christmas and we're all in

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misery.
So yeah, that one I was like.

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Which one?
This is the one I can't say

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right?
Now, no.

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The only the only one that's
been bleeped in the history of

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the podcast.
Yes.

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No.
Are you?

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Proud.
No comment.

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All right.
Well, thank you, Ruby.

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Thank you, Bethany.
Thanks everybody for listening.

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I'm Tim Williams for the 80s
flick Flashback podcast.

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That's not I'm Ruby.
When we're here.

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We're here.