Jumpy

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Jumpy is a American animated television series of six-minute shorts aired on Saturday mornings on syndicated television from 1954 to 1962. It was the first animated television series to be produced by DreamWorks Television.

Premise[]

The show revolves a semi-anthropomorphic frog named Jumpy, who goes every comical misadventures.

Characters[]

Jumpy - a frog
Fox - a red fox
Puppy - a playful little dog
Joe - a human boy

Episodes[]

Series One[]

Froggy Throat: Because of his lack of voice, Jumpy can't talk nor sing, hence he got kicked out of a music class, only TBD
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Broadcast[]

Reboot[]

Trivia[]

The show was provided with two voice actors: William Conrad (whl voiced the narrator and Fox) and Lucille Bliss (who voiced Jumpy, Joe, and Puppy).

Theme song[]

The theme song was sung by Betty Clooney.

Lyrics[]

Chorus: Jumpy, Jumpy, Jumpy, Jumpy

Jumpy, the little green frog is he.

Jumpy, the cutest fellow he can be.

Jumpy is always here to make all happy.

Hopping down from the lily pad.

To the most fun-filled adventure he ever had.

Outsmart a fox trying to snatch him

And playing with a boy and his dog

So Jumpy, no matter where you will hop into.

And Jumpy, we just want to say we always love you.