| "My Fuzzy Valentine" | |
|---|---|
| Season 2, Episode 1a, Overall 53 (27a) | |
| Air date | February 13, 2009 |
| Build-a-Word | HEART |
| Music video | Fruit Cha-Cha |
| Episode guide | |
| Previous A Christmas Present for Dog (S1) |
Next Love, Bug |
"My Fuzzy Valentine" is the first segment of the first episode of the second season of WordWorld, and the fifty-third episode overall.
Plot[]
Dog and Ant prepare for a Valentine's Day party at Dog's house and are visited by Sheep. She notices a Valentine heart Ant made for Pig and decides to give Bear a Valentine. Ant suggests she sings her a song, so she goes to write one. During which, Fly passes by and is immersed when he hears her hum the melody. He goes back and helps Sheep come up with the words while also teaching her how to rhyme. Sheep starts singing her song, but the last line has Sheep say she will give Bear something, but neither she nor Fly can come up with a rhyme for "art" to finish it. They go to seek help from Pig, who was preparing spaghetti and tarts for the party. He suggests Sheep gives Bear a "spaghetti tart" and puts some spaghetti on top of one of the tarts, but Sheep thinks that would not be right for Bear. She and Fly go to the jungle where Monkey was picking bananas from a tree. He finishes Sheep's song with "banana cart" and loads a cart with the bananas, but Sheep once again finds that unfitting and begins feeling hopeless. On her way home, she sings the song while finishing it saying she has a "sad, sad heart," then realizes "Valentine heart" is a perfect ending for the song. She and Fly get the letters to make a heart, then bring it to the party. Sheep sings Bear her song and gives her the heart, which Bear is pleased by.
Characters[]
- Ant
- Bear
- Dog
- Fly
- Monkey
- Pig
- Sheep
- Mr. Narrator (voice only)
- Duck (not named)
- Bee (cameo)
- Bug (cameo)
- Cow (cameo)
Locations[]
WordThings[]
Trivia[]
- This and "Love, Bug" make up the first half-hour episode to feature the music video "Fruit Cha-Cha".
- Throughout most of the episode, whenever Sheep sings her song, she refers to Bear using third-person pronouns. When she sings it to Bear at the party, she uses second-person pronouns.
- That's a Rhyme Now is sung to the tune of "Non più andrai".
- Starting with this episode and Love, Bug, The voice recording studio is now Beatstreet Productions NYC.
External links[]
- "My Fuzzy Valentine" on the PBS Kids YouTube channel