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An amiable man teaches preschool subjects with his puppet friends with games, songs and the infinite number of costumes inside his tickle trunk. full summary
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When are we going to get another one of these guys?
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Cast
(Series Credited cast) | Ernie Coombs | ... | Mr. Dressup |
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| Alyson Court | ... | Herself (1984-1994) |
| Nina Keogh | ... | Truffles (1992-1996) / Lorenzo the Raccoon (voice) |
| Judith Lawrence | ... | Casey / Finnegan (1967-1992) / Alligator Al / Aunt Bird / Hester the Witch (voice) |
| Karen Valleau | ... | Chester the Crow / Annie / Granny / Alex (voice) |
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Mr. Dress-Up (Canada: English title) (alternative spelling)
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30 min (4000+ episodes)
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The "Trading Post" was originally "Alligator Al's"
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Mr. Dressup:
[singing] Three little birdies, happy and gay / Three little birdies, fly away.
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Featured in Mr. Dressup's 25th Anniversary (1994) (TV)
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Mr dressup is the greatest guy i know. when he died in 2001, that sucked. i thought of him as a superhero. i'm 15 now, but when i was 3, i loved to watch him and his puppet friends play games and all.
So, Mr. dressup is your average old guy. he lives in a house, and he knows tons of people, including puppets, children, and other people. he usually invites them over (or they just pop up in his house) and they make crafts, dress up in costumes from the tickle trunk, or sing. and even sometimes watch a short video that was filmed in the 70's. all in all, Mr dressup ends the show with the legendary line, "till next time, bye-bye, from, whoever is with him, and me, Mr. dressup! bye. then the bad piano theme song that could annoy anyone over the age of 5 plays, and that sums up the show.
Mr. dressup is so cool, and his show deserves 10/10