History Series / TobyTerrierAndHisVideoPals

The episodes' main gimmick was their relation to the Toby Terrier toy from Tiger Electronics, who, when placed in front of the TV, could speak, wag his tail, and respond the events happening with the video. 10 episodes were produced in all.

''Toby Terrier and his Video Pals'' is a 1990s direct-to-video series produced by [[Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions the Krofft Bros]]. The show is about Toby Terrier and his friends, a group of dogs who work in showbiz and run their own television station, W.O.O.F., and the many misadventures they have on-set and off.

The series' main gimmick was their relation to the Toby Terrier toy from Tiger Electronics, who, when placed in front of the TV, could speak and wag his tail along with the video. 10 episodes were produced in all.

''Toby Terrier and his Video Pals'' is a 1990s direct-to-video series produced by [[Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions the Krofft Bros]]. The show is about Toby Terrier and his friends, a group of dogs who work in showbiz and run their own television station, W.O.O.F.

* FurAsClothing: In ''Time For A Party'', Bob dresses up as "Bark Kent" by wearing nothing but a pair of glasses. Then he attempts to turn into "[[Franchise/{{Superman}} [=WonderChow=]]]" by removing his fur to reveal... that he forgot to put his costume on.

** Some sections of the show paused in anticipation of the Toby toy responding.

''Toby Terrier and his Video Pals'' is a 1990s direct-to-video series produced by [[Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions the Krofft Bros]]. The show is about Toby Terrier and his friends, a group of dogs who work in showbiz and run their own television station WOOF.

* FictionalGameShow: "Meet Toby Terrier" has one called "You Bet Your Bone" that works like a hybrid between ''Series/{{Jeopardy}}'' and ''Series/WheelOfFortune'', having contestants guess the answers to questions from an array of categories and each correct response bringing up a letter on a ''Wheel of Fortune'' style puzzle. The contestant can then choose to either solve the puzzle or answer more questions.

* PropRecycling: There were several instances of the main cast puppets being reused for one-off characters, such as Bernice being used for the vet in "Is There A Dog-tor in the House?", Billy being used for a police dog in "Let's Go to the Zoo", Don being reused for Elkhound Pupsley in "Singin' and Dancin' and Waggin' Our Tails" and Toby being used for his own uncle in "Meet Toby Terrier".

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Their version of Music/ElvisPresley is named Elfhound Pupsley.

* TooSmartForStrangers: One of the lessons taught in "Safety First", and shown in action with their version of ''Little Red Riding Hood'' having Little Red Riding Hood refusing to talk to the wolf since he's a stranger.
* VarietyShow: Every episode had a variety of sketches and programs supplemented by an a-plot.

* AnAesop: Each episode would end on a stock kid's show moral related to the A-plot, like "You shouldn't be afraid of the doctor", or "It's what's inside that counts". ''Let's Go to the Zoo'' topped the rest by having two: "BeYourself" and "Don't be too proud to admit you need help".

* AnAesop: Each episode would end on a stock kid's show moral related to the A-plot, like "You shouldn't be afraid of the doctor", or "It's what's inside that counts". "Let's Go to the Zoo" topped the rest by having two: "BeYourself" and "Don't be too proud to admit you need help".

** In the only tape made for the Wonder Bone accessory, the show stopped dead to let you press the buttons on the toy to answer questions. However, since the Toby toy couldn't interact with the tape, it didn't matter if you got the right answer or even did nothing, the show would just keep going regardless.
* FracturedFairyTale: The Three Little Pigs goes off-the-rails when the third little pig builds his house out of aluminum siding. Then, when he builds it out of bricks like he's supposed to, he doesn't use mortar and the wolf blows the house away. [[spoiler:Luckily, the three pigs then blow the wolf away]].
* FurAsClothing: In "Time For A Party", Bob dresses up as "Bark Kent" by wearing nothing but a pair of glasses. Then he attempts to turn into "[[Franchise/{{Superman}} [=WonderChow=]]]" by removing his fur to reveal... that he forgot to put his costume on.

* LiarRevealed: In the first episode Toby pretends to know everything about working at a TV station, but eventually reveals the truth, that he doesn't.
* MadLibsDialogue: Some sections of the show paused in anticipation of the Toby toy responding.
* TheMusical: Every episode had songs in it.
* ParentalBonus: Some jokes and sketches were aimed more at parents, like an entire plot reference to an ''I Love Lucy'' episode.

''Toby Terrier and his Video Pals'' is a 1990s direct-to-video series about Toby Terrier and his friends, a group of dogs who work in showbiz and run their own television station.

* CrossDressingVoices: Afghanna and Bernice were performed respectively by Thom Fountain and James Murray.

* TalkingToHimself: James Murray performed three characters: Billy, Bernice and Charlie.

* FracturedFairyTale: The series' rendition of The Three Little Pigs goes off-the-rails when the third little pig builds his house out of aluminum siding. Then, when he builds it out of bricks like he's supposed to, he doesn't use mortar and the wolf blows the house away. [[spoiler:Luckily, the three pigs then blow the wolf away]].

* FracturedFairyTale: The series' rendition of The Three Little Pigs goes off-the-rails when the third little pig builds his house out of aluminum siding. Then, when he builds it out of bricks like he's supposed to, he doesn't use mortar and the wolf blows the house away. [[spoiler:Luckily, the three pigs them blow the wolf away]].

* FracyuredFairyTale: The series' rendition of The Three Little Pigs goes off-the-rails when the third little pig builds his house out of aluminum siding. Then, when he builds it out of bricks like he's supposed to, he doesn't use mortar and the wolf blows the house away.