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* TheNoseless: Razzledazzle doesn't have a visible nose.
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* ToiletHumour: In "Don't Wake the Baby," the titular baby fills his nappy. Later on, the baby's father needs a wee.
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* ToiletHumour: In "Don't Wake the Baby," the titular baby fills his nappy. Later on, the baby's father narrator needs a wee.
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* FingerlessHands: Razzledazzle has the "mitten glove" variety.
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* DingDongDitchDistraction: One of the "Once Upon a Tale" segments told the story of a rabbit named Ruby who loves to knock on people's doors and immediately run away afterwards as a prank.
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* {{Cephalothorax}}: Razzledazzle is an orange [[CartoonCreature something]] that consists of nothing but a head with arms, legs, and rabbit-like ears.
* DingDongDitchDistraction: One of the "Once Upon a Tale" segmentstold tells the story of a rabbit named Ruby who loves to knock on people's doors and immediately run away afterwards as a prank.
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* OneWordTitle: ''Razzledazzle'' is only one word.
* ProtagonistTitle: Named after the main character, Razzledazzle.
* ProtagonistTitle: Named after the main character, Razzledazzle.
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* EdutainmentShow: This show is intended to teach viewers about sound.
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* EdutainmentShow: This show is intended to teach viewers about sound.different sounds.
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* StrictlyFormula: In all of the episodes, Razzledazzle shows us through the segments "Rhyme Time", "Chit Chat",
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"Bish Bash Bosh", and "Once Upon a Tale", in that order.
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* StrictlyFormula: In all of the episodes, Razzledazzle shows us through the segments "Rhyme Time", "Chit Chat",
Chat", "Bish Bash Bosh", and "Once Upon a Tale", in that order.
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* StrictlyFormula: In all of the episodes, Razzledazzle shows us through the segments "Rhyme Time", "Chit Chat", "Bish Bash Bosh", and "Once Upon a Tale", in that order.
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* StrictlyFormula: In all of the episodes, Razzledazzle shows us through the segments "Rhyme Time", "Chit Chat", Chat",
"Bish Bash Bosh", and "Once Upon a Tale", in thatorder.order.
* ToiletHumour: In "Don't Wake the Baby," the titular baby fills his nappy. Later on, the baby's father needs a wee.
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* ToiletHumour: In "Don't Wake the Baby," the titular baby fills his nappy. Later on, the baby's father needs a wee.
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* WrapUpSong: Again, the "Not-So-Long Song", which encourages the viewers to explore the various sounds around them.
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* EndingTheme: Every episode ended with a song called the "Not-So-Long Song", which encouraged the viewers to notice the sounds around them.
* FakeInteractivity: The show deliberately repeated certain sounds to encourage children to join in on whatever activity.
* FakeInteractivity: The show deliberately repeated certain sounds to encourage children to join in on whatever activity.
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* EndingTheme: Every episode ended ends with a song called the "Not-So-Long Song", which encouraged encourages the viewers to notice the sounds around them.
* FakeInteractivity: The show deliberatelyrepeated repeats certain sounds to encourage children to join in on whatever activity.
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* BrickJoke: One of the "Once Upon a Tale" stories is about a girl named Suki who went shopping with her father and her baby sister Molly. Throughout the story, Molly keeps grabbing items other than the ones on their grocery list, and when they notice the incorrect items, Suki and her father keep responding by saying "Molly, you really are a pickle!" At the end of the story, Suki's father realizes they forgot to buy pickles at the supermarket. Suki says that they don't need to buy pickles, because they already have a pickle - Molly.
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''Razzledazzle'' is a British children's television series which aired on Creator/CBeebies for 20 episodes around 2005 and [[MediumBlending mixed CGI animation with live action]]. It stars the eponymous character, Razzledazzle, a [[CartoonCreature vaguely rabbit-like orange thing]] who spends every episode making visits to four zones, each of which are entered through portal-like slides:
* "Rhyme Time": In this segment, Sarah Hope invites the viewer to guess what makes a particular everyday sound, which is then utilized in a poem and repeated several times.
* "Chit Chat": This segment features children doing an activity with a member of their family. The idea here is that it teaches social communication.
* "Bish Bash Bosh": Here, children act out a short rhyme a couple of times. These rhymes often repeat a few specific sounds to make them easier to remember.
* "Once Upon a Tale": The presenter of this segment alternates between Mina Anwar and Patrick Lynch. In this segment, the presenter is aided by two children in telling a story that has to do with a certain sound.
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!!''Razzledazzle'' provides examples of:
* CartoonCreature: Just what species is Razzledazzle, exactly? Apart from him having ears similar to that of a rabbit, there are no features on him that give him a definite species.
* DingDongDitchDestraction: One of the "Once Upon a Tale" segments told the story of a rabbit named Ruby who loves to knock on people's doors and immediately run away afterwards as a prank.
* EdutainmentShow: This show is intended to teach viewers about sound.
* EndingTheme: Every episode ended with a song called the "Not-So-Long Song", which encouraged the viewers to notice the sounds around them.
* FakeInteractivity: The show deliberately repeated certain sounds to encourage children to join in on whatever activity.
* MediumBlending: The CGI-animated Razzledazzle frequently appears alongside live-action actors.
* StrictlyFormula: In all of the episodes, Razzledazzle shows us through the segments "Rhyme Time", "Chit Chat", "Bish Bash Bosh", and "Once Upon a Tale", in that order.
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* "Rhyme Time": In this segment, Sarah Hope invites the viewer to guess what makes a particular everyday sound, which is then utilized in a poem and repeated several times.
* "Chit Chat": This segment features children doing an activity with a member of their family. The idea here is that it teaches social communication.
* "Bish Bash Bosh": Here, children act out a short rhyme a couple of times. These rhymes often repeat a few specific sounds to make them easier to remember.
* "Once Upon a Tale": The presenter of this segment alternates between Mina Anwar and Patrick Lynch. In this segment, the presenter is aided by two children in telling a story that has to do with a certain sound.
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!!''Razzledazzle'' provides examples of:
* CartoonCreature: Just what species is Razzledazzle, exactly? Apart from him having ears similar to that of a rabbit, there are no features on him that give him a definite species.
* DingDongDitchDestraction: One of the "Once Upon a Tale" segments told the story of a rabbit named Ruby who loves to knock on people's doors and immediately run away afterwards as a prank.
* EdutainmentShow: This show is intended to teach viewers about sound.
* EndingTheme: Every episode ended with a song called the "Not-So-Long Song", which encouraged the viewers to notice the sounds around them.
* FakeInteractivity: The show deliberately repeated certain sounds to encourage children to join in on whatever activity.
* MediumBlending: The CGI-animated Razzledazzle frequently appears alongside live-action actors.
* StrictlyFormula: In all of the episodes, Razzledazzle shows us through the segments "Rhyme Time", "Chit Chat", "Bish Bash Bosh", and "Once Upon a Tale", in that order.
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