History Series / LambChopsPlayAlong

-->'''Hush Puppy:''' Yeah...or [[UpToEleven even longer]]!

The show won a total of six Daytime Emmys out of total of 12 nominations, and Shari Lewis won five consecutive Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series (1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996). Followed by two holiday specials themed around Jewish holidays (1995's ''Lamb Chop's Special Chanukkah'' & 1996's ''Lamb Chop's Passover Surprise''), and the short-lived spinoff, ''Series/TheCharlieHorseMusicPizza''.

The show won a total of six Daytime Emmys out of total of 12 nominations, and Shari Lewis won five consecutive Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series (1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996). Followed by two holiday specials themed around Jewish holidays (1995's ''Lamb Chop's Special Chanukkah'' & 1996's ''Lamb Chop's Passover Surprise''), and the short-lived spinoff, ''[[Series/CharlieHorseMusicPizza The Charlie Horse Music Pizza]]''.

The show won a total of six Daytime Emmys out of total of 12 nominations, and Shari Lewis won five consecutive Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series (1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996). It was followed by a short-lived spinoff, ''The Series/CharlieHorseMusicPizza''.

->[[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife And they'll continue reading it forever just because...]]

** At the end of "The Planet Yzarc," the whole visit from the alien Zarc, who wanted to bring the three to Planet Yzarc against their will, seems to have just been Hush Puppy's dream... except at the last minute, Zarc turns out to be RealAfterAll (except this time, he merely asks for directions to [[Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood]]). The episode even got a sequel.

** At the end of "The Planet Yzarc," the whole visit from the alien Zarc seems to have just been Hush Puppy's dream... except at the last minute, Zarc turns out to be RealAfterAll. The episode even got a sequel.

* PunnyName / ThemeNaming: Food, in this case. Lamb Chop is, of course, named after lamb chops, and Hush Puppy is named after a cornmeal-and-catfish snack made to keep dogs happy and quiet. However, Charlie Horse is the odd man out--a "charley horse" is a slang term for a pulled muscle.

''Lamb Chop's Play-Along'' is a children's television series that aired on Creator/{{PBS}} in the United States from January 13, 1992 until September 22, 1995 (with reruns airing until August 29, 1997), as well as on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada. It was produced by Paragon Entertainment Corporation in association with WTTW Chicago, the show's presenting station. It was created and hosted by puppeteer Creator/ShariLewis, and featured her signature puppet character Lamb Chop. Appropriately, Lamb Chop was a sheep; other characters were puppets of other farm animals, including Charlie Horse and Hush Puppy.

''Lamb Chop's Play-Along'' is a children's television series that aired on Creator/{{PBS}} in the United States from January 13, 1992 until September 22, 1995 (with reruns airing until August 29, 1997), as well as on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada. It was produced by Paragon Entertainment Corporation in association with WTTW Chicago, the show's presenting station. It was created and hosted by puppeteer Creator/ShariLewis, and featured her signature puppet character Lamb Chop. Appropriately, Lamb Chop was a sheep; other characters were puppets of other farm animals, including Charlie Horse and Hush Puppy. The series was followed by a short-lived spinoff, ''The Series/CharlieHorseMusicPizza''.

''Lamb Chop's Play-Along'' is a children's television series that was shown on Creator/{{PBS}} in the United States from January 13, 1992 until September 22, 1995 (with reruns airing until August 29, 1997), as well as on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada. It was produced by Paragon Entertainment Corporation in association with WTTW Chicago, the show's presenting station. It was created and hosted by puppeteer Creator/ShariLewis, and featured her signature puppet character Lamb Chop. Appropriately, Lamb Chop was a sheep; other characters were puppets of other farm animals, including Charlie Horse and Hush Puppy. The series was followed by a short-lived spinoff, ''The Series/CharlieHorseMusicPizza''.

''Lamb Chop's Play-Along'' is a children's television series that was shown on Creator/{{PBS}} in the United States from January 13, 1992 until September 22, 1995 (with reruns airing until August 29, 1997), as well as on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada. It was produced by Paragon Entertainment Corporation in association with WTTW Chicago, the show's presenting station. It was created and hosted by puppeteer Shari Lewis, and featured her puppet character Lamb Chop. Appropriately, Lamb Chop was a sheep; other characters were puppets of other farm animals, including Charlie Horse and Hush Puppy. The series was followed by a short-lived spinoff, ''The Series/CharlieHorseMusicPizza''.

''Lamb Chop's Play-Along'' is a children's television series that was shown on Creator/{{PBS}} in the United States from January 13, 1992 until September 22, 1995 (with reruns airing until August 29, 1997), as well as on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada. It was produced by Paragon Entertainment Corporation in association with WTTW Chicago. It was created and hosted by puppeteer Shari Lewis, and featured her puppet character Lamb Chop. Appropriately, Lamb Chop was a sheep; other characters were puppets of other farm animals, including Charlie Horse and Hush Puppy. The series was followed by a short-lived spinoff, ''The Series/CharlieHorseMusicPizza''.

** Lamb Chop does it again in the episode "I'm Back!" because she thinks [[NotSoForgottenBirthday everyone forgot her birthday]], but quickly comes back on her own. To make her feel better, Shari asks Charlie Horse to be extra nice to her. Later, she reveals that Hush Puppy ran away with her, and is in hiding because of his own issues. Much to Charlie Horse's dismay, Shari asks him to be extra nice to Hush Puppy as well. Charlie Horse agrees on one condition: Tomorrow, it will be his turn to run away. After he leaves, Shari simply shrugs, and [[BreakingTheFourthWall suggests to the audience]] that maybe the following day should be her turn.

** Lamb Chop does it again in the episode "I'm Back!" because she thinks [[NotSoForgottenBirthday everyone forgot her birthday]], but quickly comes back on her own. To make her feel better, Shari asks Charlie Horse to be extra nice to her. Later, she reveals that Hush Puppy ran away with her, and is in hiding because of his own issues. Much to Charlie Horse's dismay, Shari asks him to be extra nice to Hush Puppy as well. Charlie Horse agrees on one condition: The next day, it will be his turn to run away, and stalks off. Shari simply shrugs, and [[BreakingTheFourthWall suggests to the audience]] that maybe the following day should be her turn.

** Lamb Chop does it again in the episode "I'm Back!" because she thinks [[NotSoForgottenBirthday everyone forgot her birthday]], but quickly comes back on her own. To make her feel better, Shari asks Charlie Horse to be extra nice to her. Later, she reveals that Hush Puppy ran away with her, and is in hiding because of his own issues. Much to Charlie Horse's dismay, Shari asks him to be extra nice to Hush Puppy as well. Charlie Horse agrees on one condition: The next day, it will be his turn to run away, and stalks off. Shari simply shrugs, and says to the audience that maybe the following day, it will be her turn.

* HypnoFool: In "Stop Biting Your Nails," Charlie Horse hypnotizes Lamb Chop to cure her of her nail-biting habit. It works, but Hush Puppy is accidentally hypnotized too, and when he wakes up, he ''starts'' biting his nails.

* EdutainmentShow

* IncessantMusicMadness: Shari's reaction to the puppets singing "The Song that doesn't End". She tells them to stop, before telling them to go away, and also grabs Charlie Horse by the mouth to forcibly stop him.

* MoodWhiplash: The last act of the "At home with Lamb Chop" story with the song Shari sings about going after Lamb Chop if the latter runs away ends with both cuddling each other, then suddenly the "Tell yourself a joke" segment starts.

* ShaggyDogStory: During the "It's Not Fair!" segment created for the ''Kids For Character'' video, Shari buys a bag of jellybeans for Lamb Chop and Charlie Horse, divides the jellybeans so the two of them get the exact same number, then (at Lamb Chop's request) makes sure they also have the same number of ''red'' jellybeans. Near the end of the song, Lamb Chop and Charlie admit to Shari that they don't even like eating jellybeans.