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The Big Comfy Couch is about a little clown named Loonette and her doll Molly with their Big Comfy couch. The couch has everything known to man inside it - be it an umbrella, a hat, or a kitchen sink! Co-stars include Granny Garbanzo, Auntie Macassar (Seasons 1-5), and Major Bedhead, who pops in for visits. And unbeknownst to Loonette, two dustbunnies, Fuzzy and Wuzzy, live under Loonette's couch.
The Big Comfy Couch ran on YTV from 1993-1997. During that stretch, it became a hit on America Public Television. Key to that success was the foresight of John Cherry (former director of Ernest P. Worrell commercials), who has gone on to handle The Big Comfy Couch properties in the United States under what is now called Tadpole Kids.
After five off-years, The Big Comfy Couch returned to production with its sixth series of 13 shows, released in 2003, bringing with it a new character, Uncle Chester. Handling U.S. disribution of the series are American Public Television and Nashville Public Television (Npt). Air dates for Season 6 refer to their initial broadcast on Npt, which had first run of the sixth series.
Canadian viewers can see The Big Comfy Couch on Treehouse (a branch of YTV).
[Episodes are listed in U.S. air order. Although the editor acknowledges that Canada's running order is different, this guide does not reflect such dates.]moreless
D'Oh! As Homer Simpson would say. There's nothing great or cool about this show! And there's certainly nothing to love about it. At least not in my opinion! Why? Well, who in their right mind would wanna see and hear some girl dressed up in clown tight clothing and doing a workout on a clock mat? Yes, I am serious. In fact, it was not even a workout! It sure didn't look like one to me. And that annoying music playing while she was on the mat! So very very very bad. If I had to watch this show or get punched in the face, I would have to take the punch in the face instead of having to watch even 5 minutes of this show! Yes, I mean it.moreless
I loved this show when I was a kid. I still love it. I used to try to be a clock like Loonette all the time. I never exceded with it but thats ok with me all right. I love Molly. I also liked when Loonette clapped so that the lights would go on and off!!
This show is about a clown and her dolly that spend their day on a big comfy couch and visiting Granny Garbonzo. It is a great learning show for all young kids!!moreless
My 2 youngest daughters absolutely love this show. My husband's oldest daughter watched it when she was younger and has the entire 18" doll set. My husband recorded it for me and I fell in love. Now my 2 youngest girls, 2 and 3, watch it and ask for us to replay it over and over again!! It is a great learning show and is definitely beneficial to all young kids!! My daughters have learned to share, sleep, EXERCISE, by doing the clock stretch, which they do every day even if they aren't watching "Big Comfy Couch". I rate this kid show #1!! It is FABULOUS!!moreless
This was one of my favorites as a child. I would get on the floor and do the get ready clock- thing with Loonette,I would sing along with every song, and I would never be deisappointed. A large part of that may be because I was young, but I'd like to think I would still love it now. I got a Loonette doll, Molly doll, and the dust bunnies for Easter one year and the dolls were with me everywhere. This show is a very good shows for kids and If you have a child, try to get them into this show. I promise you won't regret it and neither will they.moreless
it is repulsive that the so called "man" took this t.v. show off the air i remember waking up and watching this every saturday in my footsy pjs. They had nooooo right 2 do tat someone should write a letter 2 tem 2 put it bak on the air tis show waz all tat and some wen i was little...and its also ridiciouls tat they r making u write a 100 word minium so im just gonna repeat... re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re peat..thanks and good-bye =)moreless