History Series / WimziesHouse

* InfantSiblingJealousy: Wimzie sometimes feels this way toward Bo: for example, in "Babies Have It Made," where she wishes she were a baby so she could be cared for the way Bo is, and in "I want My Mommy!" when Bo gets sick and takes away Graziella's attention from Wimzie on one of her rare days off from work.

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Wimzie's House is a Canadian preschool puppet series that ran for 65 episodes[[note]]112 episodes were originally produced for the series, but only a select 65 of them were broadcasted in many television markets, especially in the U.S.[[/note]] from 1995-1996 on YTV, and aired on PBS stations through distribution by Maryland Public Television in the US from September 1, 1997 until August 31, 2001. It can currently be seen in America on a channel called Kids Unlimited that is on demand only and offers large amounts of episodes at a time of semi-obscure educational kid's shows for free if it comes with your on demand service. It can also be seen on Creator/ThisTV, a subnetwork that airs on many cable providers and over-the-air in some markets.

* {{Muppet}}: In fact, the puppets were actually designed and built by a former Muppet builder.

* ShownTheirWork: As noted, a few people who were previously associated with The Jim Henson Company worked on this show including puppet builder Jim Kroupa, writer Norman Stiles, and songwriter Christopher Cerf; some people who worked on ''Canadian Sesame Street'' (an import of the original ''Series/SesameStreet'', but with some inserts replaced with locally-produced Canadian inserts) worked on this show also.

* CrossdressingVoices: Bo was voiced by Liz MacRae.

* UncannyFamilyResemblance: In one episode, Wimzie and the gang are visited by Horace's identical cousin, Morris, who was a bit more abbrasive than Horace, causing him to feel slighted when Morris kept playing with his friends.

* [[HeWhoMustNotBeSeen They Who Must Not Be Seen]]: There are a number of characters that are mentioned the entire series, none of whom are ''ever'' seen on screen, including next-door neighbor Mrs. Ferris, and Wimzie's ''other-other'' best friend Mitzi Moonstar (who lives down the street).

* BirthdayEPisode: "Happy Birthday Yaya!" has the gang preparing a special surprise party for Yaya.

* EndangeredSouffle: Ya Ya tries to bake a souffl&eacute at a time when Wimzie is sick. Unfortunately, Wimzie has to use a loud blowhorn to get attention and that causes Ya Ya's souffl&eacute to collapse.[[note]]And that's just ONE of the annoying things Wimzie does with that horn.[[/note]]

Wimzie's House is a Canadian preschool puppet series that ran for 65 episodes[[note]]112 episodes were originally produced for the series, but only a select 65 of them were broadcasted in many television markets, especially in the U.S.[[/note]] from 1995-1996 on YTV, and aired on PBS stations through distribution by Maryland Public Television in the US from October 1, 1997 until August 31, 2001. It can currently be seen in America on a channel called Kids Unlimited that is on demand only and offers large amounts of episodes at a time of semi-obscure educational kid's shows for free if it comes with your on demand service. It can also be seen on Creator/ThisTV, a subnetwork that airs on many cable providers and over-the-air in some markets.

Wimzie's House is a Canadian preschool puppet series that ran for 65 episodes[[note]]112 episodes were originally produced for the series, but only a select 65 of them were broadcasted in many television markets, especially in the U.S.[[/note]] from 1995-1996 on YTV, and was presented by Maryland Public Television on PBS stations in the US from October 1, 1997 until August 31, 2001. It can currently be seen in America on a channel called Kids Unlimited that is on demand only and offers large amounts of episodes at a time of semi-obscure educational kid's shows for free if it comes with your on demand service. It can also be seen on Creator/ThisTV, a subnetwork that airs on many cable providers and over-the-air in some markets.

Wimzie's House is a Canadian preschool puppet series that ran for 65 episodes[[note]]112 episodes were originally produced for the series, but only a select 65 of them were broadcasted in many television markets, especially in the U.S.[[/note]] from 1995-1996 on YTV, and ran in the USA on select PBS stations from 1998-2000. It can currently be seen in America on a channel called Kids Unlimited that is on demand only and offers large amounts of episodes at a time of semi-obscure educational kid's shows for free if it comes with your on demand service. It can also be seen on Creator/ThisTV, a subnetwork that airs on many cable providers and over-the-air in some markets.

--> "Imagine a monster girl anime, only instead of being high school girls, it's about pre-school aged goblins, trolls, dragons, and birds. The premise of ''Wimzie's House'' is a little bizarre - why are these vastly different, mostly imaginary species all living together? How did a bird and a dragon manage to reproduce and why are they all the same size?"

Wimzie's House is a Canadian preschool puppet series that ran for 65 episodes[[note]]112 episodes were originally produced for the series, but only a select 65 of them were broadcasted in many television markets, especially in the U.S.[[/note]] from 1995-1996 on YTV, and ran in the USA on select PBS stations from 1998-2000. It can currently be seen in America on a channel called Kids Unlimited that is on demand only and offers large amounts of episodes at a time of semi-obscure educational kid's shows for free if it comes with your on demand service. It can also be seen on ThisTV, a subnetwork that airs on many cable providers and over-the-air in some markets.

* [[CartoonCreature Cartoon Animal]]: While it's established that Wimzie is half-dragon/half-bird (Rousso is supposed to be a dragon, Graziella is supposed to be a bird), it's never said what kind of creatures Jonas and Loulou or Horace are supposed to be, though some has assumed they're frogs or something with a similar appearance.

* AbsenteeActor: Rousso and Graziella were often absent from episodes, though this can be explained by both of them having demanding jobs that require them to spend a lot of time away from homme (Rousso even explained this in a show bumper that being a fireman, he works all kinds of crazy hours). Graziella was absent a lot more frequently, but it wasn't uncommon to at least see her leaving for work at the beginning of an episode, or returning home from work at the end.

* DreamIntro: "Am I Dreaming?" starts with Wimzie running from Jonas, both in silhouette, as Jonas continues to grow larger and larger, taunting Wimzie by saying he was never her friend and her never liked her, which turns out to be a dream, that causes Wimzie to spend the rest of the episode holding a grudge against Jonas, much to his confusion.

* AffirmativeActionGirl: Wimzie.

* CanadaEh: Produced in Canada in cooperation with the Creator/{{CBC}}.