In a children's board game, what type of creatures are Lizzie (purple), Henry (orange), Homer (green), and Harry (yellow) who chomp down marbles?
"edition of the game has a lighter blue base with pastel colored versions of the Hippos: Sweetie Potamus (blue), Bottomless Potamus (yellow), Veggie Potamus (green), and Picky Potamus (orange). In 1991, created a redemption arcade version of the game, a supersized resemblance of the board game version. The amount of marbles consumed was displayed at the top of the dome for each player. The more marbles a hippo consumed, the more tickets that hippo's player received. In 2012, film studio Emmett/Furla Films has confirmed that they will work on an animated film adaptation of ""Hungry Hungry Hippos"", along with Monopoly"
"is quite the handyman. -Zuzu: Charley's dog, possibly a golden retriever. Franny named him, much to Charley's annoyance. -Franny: Charley's baby sister. She mostly speaks gibberish. -Lily: A brown female penguin and Charley's crush. She has curly black pigtails. At the beach, she wears a yellow swimsuit. She has a female teddy bear who Charley won for her at a carnival, with Mimmo falling in love with said teddy bear. -Lola: Another female penguin. She has brown feathers and blond hair with bangs. -Paulie: A male penguin. He has reddish-brown and white feathers, curly hair, and freckles. Charley and Mimmo"
"board, which is somewhat like a skate board but with only one wheel, holding his trusty club and the occasional rocks. Bones are considered money in his time and Big Nose has gotten all his bones stolen, and must journey through this prehistoric land and get them back. ""Dizzy the Adventurer"": Dizzy is an egg-shaped hero with red boots and gloves, and in this sixth game in the Dizzy series, Dizzy and Daisy were tricked into entering an old castle by the Evil Wizard Zaks, there Daisy pricks her finger and fell into a mysterious sleep, while Dizzy is imprisoned."
"Homer cannot wait for it to come to Springfield. Homer samples the Ribwich, recently arrived at the Krusty Burger in Springfield, and becomes addicted. The next day at a school assembly, Principal Skinner announces that the school is holding a spelling bee. Lisa is excited when she wins the school spelling bee, for which she is awarded a scale model of the planet Mars (a kickball with the word ""Mars"" written on it). She continues to the state spelling bee, and wins again, qualifying her for the Spellympics to be held in Calgary. Marge suggests they celebrate by going to"
"reluctant to wait twenty minutes for help, Homer is forced to chew off his arm. Though he manages it after a few tries, Homer learns that he was carrying a bag of vegetables, as Bart, Lisa and Maggie had secretly stolen back their candy, inciting an upset Homer to scream in rage. Throughout this story, one of the themes from Psycho is heard. In a parody of ""The Diving Bell and the Butterfly"" and Spider-Man, Homer begins to decorate the house for Halloween and is reaching for a decoration in a box. Unfortunately, there is a real Black Widow spider"
"the scene. After the cartoon, an advertisement for Mr. Sparkle, a character that first appeared in the season 8 episode ""In Marge We Trust"", can be seen on the television screen. Barney, while impersonating Homer, says ""That boy ain't right"", a line frequently used by Hank Hill, the main character of the animated television series ""King of the Hill"". The giant monsters attacking at the end of the episode are Godzilla, Gamera, Rodan and Mothra, all of which are famous from Japanese monster movies. The scene was included as a reference to the 1998 action science fiction film ""Godzilla"", in"
"A green llama who works for the newspaper. He is most commonly seen around town with his camera attempting to get the best shot for his paper—even at the cost of honesty and sometimes in cahoots with Hamlet. Merton once impersonated Gofrette over the phone simply by saying ""Zowy!"" a lot. Miss Hippo. A purple hippopotamus who is the librarian of Zanimo. She is the town source for information and knowledge and the love interest of Mr. Bowler. Mr. Bowler. A polite English beagle dog who wears a bowler hat. He owns a hat shop where he sells hats for"
"the lab to analyse a DNA sample. When Farnsworth, Frink and Lisa get to the house, the Professor reveals that the DNA was only half of Homer's, with the other half belonging to Marge; they must kill one of their children instead now. Bender's rear shows a hologram of the creatures attacking Linda and Morbo, who report that the creatures have started evolving. One of the rabbits eats Linda and transforms into a lizard-like creature that resembles Bart, who then remembers that when he put his sandwich in the time capsule, it touched Milhouse's lucky rabbit's foot and the toxic"
"of the show, Henry is a welcoming and friendly brown bear. He wears his old ""Camp Grizzly"" T-shirt (which barely fits him) and a scout master's hat. In some parts of the show, he plays a yellow guitar. He is voiced by Pete Renaday. Liver Lips McGrowl - Liver Lips is perhaps the funniest-looking bear. He is a brown bear who gets his name from his very large lips. He becomes an Elvis impersonator in this show, appearing as a mountain climber wearing an Elvis-style shirt with a blue lederhosen. He plays a Fender Stratocaster guitar with a strap and"
"of the party. He can jump and shoot gems, and attack with a pitchfork. If he gets too close to crows, they fly away; furthermore, if he touches fire, he is defeated immediately. He's the second character you get. The Tin Man is the toughest character, but also the heaviest, so he can't jump. He can still shoot gems, kick, and attack with his axe. He's the third character you get. The Cowardly Lion is cowardly, and almost as good as Dorothy. He can jump, throw gems, and attack with his paws. He can also climb trees. He is the"
"the captured piece out and dragging it off the board. The players order the pieces to move using algebraic chess notation. Ron has a wizard's chess set left to him by his grandfather and Harry first plays with pieces borrowed from Seamus Finnigan, which kept shouting him advice because they did not trust him. Harry later gets a set of his own in one of his wizard crackers during his first Christmas at Hogwarts. During the climactic chapters of ""Philosopher's Stone"" Harry, Ron and Hermione become human chess pieces in a life-sized game of Wizard's Chess, which Harry wins thanks"
"The youngest of the group, he loves to help and wants to fit in. He sometimes annoys his older brother Humpty, but deeply cares for him. Bear: (Voiced by Brian Moffatt) A brown bear who wears a green bow tie with white polka dots. He has a great fondness for honey, speaks with a posh accent, and can sometimes be a bit of a show-off. He often says ""Coincidence, I think not."" Marigold (Played by Alisa Walton, voiced by Deborah Drakeford) A kindhearted doll with orange yarn-like hair in pigtails. She wears a green dress with flowers on it, and"
"The Gryphon and the sorrowful Mock Turtle live among ledges of rock on a darkling seashore. The March Hare has broken yellowish teeth and soiled looking whiskers and he seems to be chewing even while he is speaking. He, the Mad Hatter, and the Dormouse, and the Caterpillar too, ' converse in the same matter of fact, egalitarian manner that the visiting Alice does.' The puppets were based on the original Tenniel drawings, although Potter wanted them interpreted towards the dark side. Puppet movement and choreography was developed by American actress and choreographer Gates McFadden. Due to a problem with"
"in the short plays or poems the group act out in between rounds. She has a lucky object called Mr Cheese, a plastic lump of cheese that squeaks whenever it is squeezed. Voiced by Sue Monroe. Mukka is an extremely hyperactive purple monkey. He has a lucky object called Fluffy Stuff and a pet lump called Lumpy. Voiced by Wim Booth, Gary Martin in Restored Episodes On DVD And VHS Dogsby is a brown dog, the most sensible member of the group, and usually stays calm in most circumstances. Dogsby's lucky object is a purple and yellow hat named Lucky"
"with making internet cartoons, such as ""Queer Duck"" and ""Hard Drinkin' Lincoln"", both of which were created by Mike Reiss. The ""Angry Dad"" internet cartoon, as well as the other internet cartoons in the episode, were originally going to be animated using Macromedia Flash, however, the department of Film Roman that handled Flash animation would not be able to complete the scenes in time. Because of this, director Sheetz had to draw the scenes himself, mimicking the look of Flash animation. At the end of Bart's trap, Homer falls into a pool of green paint, making him resemble the Hulk."
"Fozzie Bear, Rupert Bear, and two bears wearing the Chicago Bears jersey and helmet. An instrumental version of ""Teddy Bears' Picnic"" plays during Homer's fantasy of the bears cornering him. In the scene where Homer makes his bear-fighting suit, the Survivor song ""Eye of the Tiger"" is heard. The song that Lenny, Carl and Bart are singing and dancing to is ""Afternoon Delight"" by Starland Vocal Band. In the shopping mall, they were showing a spoof of ""VeggieTales"" on TV with King Rameses depicted as a yam and Moses depicted as a pickle pleading ""Let my pickles go"". In one"
"Mr. Burns, who attacks them in a plutonium-powered mech. After managing to defeat Burns, the Simpsons rescue Maggie and head back home, while Homer breaks the fourth wall by throwing the diamond right to the player. ""The Simpsons"" is a side-scrolling beat 'em up for up to four players, with each one playing as a member of the Simpsons family: Marge, who swings her vacuum cleaner; Homer, who punches and kicks; Bart, who wields his skateboard; and Lisa, who attacks with a jump rope. Along with the standard array of jumping and attacking, two players can team up to form"
"the center as they chant, ""Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!"". Even Harry dances in the circle too [thus, the kids chant, ""Go, Harry!""]. But before they dance, they do a warmup dance called, ""The Harry"". After the kids come together to pose in the middle, the credits roll. Hip Hop Harry is an anthropomorphic yellow furry bear with a red shirt, blue hat, baggy blue pants, a gold chain with an ""H"" in the middle, and white shoes with an ""H"" on each side. Also, Harry has a blue and red wrist watch. The character's appearance is in the general"
"is based on the Lego Harry Potter theme, and Ninjago: The Board Game, based on Ninjago. The Ramses characters represent a mini-theme within the Games line, comprising three of the sets so far: Ramses Pyramid, Orient Bazaar, and Ramses Return. A more promoted subtheme is the Role-playing game based Heroica, with boards that can be connected to one another. All of the sets make use of the distinctive ""Lego Dice"" - a solid plastic, Lego-compatible iomji with soft rubber rimming on each edge to give the die a particularly strong bounce. Depending on the game, the die can be built"
"Marge tells him to safely dispose of the waste. Homer initially intends to take his silo to the waste management plant, but after Lenny calls to tell him that Lard Lad Donuts has been shut down due to health violations and is giving away free donuts, Homer impatiently dumps the silo straight into the lake, polluting it much worse than before. Moments later, a squirrel jumps into the lake and becomes severely mutated; Flanders and Bart (who bond after Homer humiliates Bart) discover the creature before the EPA captures it. Russ Cargill, head of the EPA, presents five ""unthinkable"" options"
"Grimes. Homer Brown Homer Brown is a character in the radio sitcom ""The Aldrich Family"". A good friend of Henry Aldrich, Homer Brown attends Centreville High, the same high school that Henry goes to. Considered somewhat of a dim-wit, Homer is nervous and a food lover. However, he is also fairly dependable, and helps Henry whenever there's a predicament. One of the show's later characters, Homer was played by Jack Kelk, and in the final season was played by John Fiedler (who would go on to a well known role as the voice of Piglet in Winnie-the-Pooh), Michael O'Day, and"
"having his friends round to play and is mostly the one who finds the polka dot shorts. He sometimes talks in rhyme and when his friends argue or do something he doesn't like, he often interrupts them with ""Excuse me"". Bibble: Polkaroo's mischievous pet which looks like a multi-coloured mop head covered in pom-poms. Often seen moving about making a ""bibbly"" sound, hence his name. He likes to pull pranks, and sometimes annoys the others with them. Humpty: (Voiced by Tony Daniels) A big green egg with purplish hair and a white nose. He wears a burgundy coloured suit patterned"
"Homer Brown Homer Brown is a character in the radio sitcom ""The Aldrich Family"". A good friend of Henry Aldrich, Homer Brown attends Centreville High, the same high school that Henry goes to. Considered somewhat of a dim-wit, Homer is nervous and a food lover. However, he is also fairly dependable, and helps Henry whenever there's a predicament. One of the show's later characters, Homer was played by Jack Kelk, and in the final season was played by John Fiedler (who would go on to a well known role as the voice of Piglet in Winnie-the-Pooh), Michael O'Day, and Jack"
"unknown). Henry, along with his friend Homer and an assortment of other friends attend Central High School. Henry's father Sam is a lawyer and his mother Alice is a homemaker. His older sister Mary is mentioned to be away at college in some episodes, and lives at home with the family in others. Henry has an aunt, Harriet, who is Mrs. Aldrich's sister and lives in Centerville as well. Henry has had a variety of pets, including dogs named Smoothie and Tauser, and pigeons and rabbits which he was raising in his attic, but no pet is mentioned regularly throughout"
"Harper. The book is appropriate for children between the ages of 3 and 7. The eponymous characters are dogs, Lucky being a brave Lhasa Apso and Squash being a smart Boston Terrier. They are based on two real dogs who knew each other since they were puppies and often played together: Cagney, Birdsall's Boston Terrier; and Scuppers, Dyer's Tibetan Terrier. Lucky and Squash are neighbors separated by a fence that prevents them from playing together. Lucky's owner, Mr. Bernard, and Squash's owner, Miss Violet, are both single and have never spoken to each other because they are so shy. Lucky"
"dog, David, a West Highland Terrier. She cares a lot about David but often uses him as part of little schemes. When Boyco gets a job as advertising accident claims and compensation, Georgie tries to use David to claim saying he is suffering with stress. Boyco is the acrobat of the circus and he's also madly in love with Lizzie. He is 28 years old and does juggling, high wire, balloon animals and trampoline. Helen acts as the other half of Plinky and Plonky. Helen is Lizzie's auntie and always tries to help out Lizzie in any way she possibly"
"allowed to vote for themselves. One member from each team must make their way into the pitch black mine shaft to retrieve a series of left-behind items. They are attached by a rope to their team mate outside who is talking them through the challenge. Not for the faint-hearted! Fastest time wins. The treasure hunt began at the Spaghetti Creek swamp where each team must look for their coloured tiles. When Harry picked up the Booty Kickers' tile he quickly dropped it and covered it up. The Booty Kickers saw this and pulled ahead. The Bee's Knees were right behind"
"the orange bat as it comes to life and flies into the screen, revealing the title, “The Simpsons Halloween Special XII"". In a parody of the 1996 American body horror film ""Thinner"", Homer is cursed by a gypsy after destroying her fortune teller office. The curse soon takes effect, with Marge growing a beard from her blue hair, Lisa turning into a centaur, Bart’s neck becoming long and floppy as a result of Homer strangling him, Maggie becoming a ladybug with a human head, Lenny and Carl crushed by a helicopter, and Moe stuffed into his own pickled egg jar"
"at the time, and the viewer does not know whether this man will reach his ship in time. The picture has been used in elementary-school education to teach about interpretation of art and fishermen's lives. Several studies for the painting survive, among them a more intimate, less monumental version called ""Halibut Fishing"". Homer's handyman Henry Lee posed for the painting in a dory supported on a pile of sand. In addition to ""Herring Nets"" and ""Breezing Up"", which share the focus on Maine fishermen, Homer's ""Lost on the Grand Banks"" (also 1885) and """" depict tragedy at sea: the former"
"Homer Price Homer Price is the title character of a pair of children's books written by Robert McCloskey. ""Homer Price"" was published in 1943, and ""Centerburg Tales"" in 1951. Homer lives in Centerburg, Ohio. He is a mild-mannered boy who enjoys fixing radios, and who somehow gets involved in a series of outrageous incidents, such as tending an inexplicably unstoppable doughnut-making machine in his uncle's diner, or caring for mystery plants that turn out to be a giant form of allergy-inducing ragweed. He does odd jobs like raking leaves, and sweeping up the diner or the nearby barber shop. His"
"and Marge defeat a two-headed dragon whose heads are those of Patty and Selma in the ""Neverquest"" game. Marge and Lisa then travel to ""Grand Theft Scratchy"", eliminating all offensive material and replacing it with more family-friendly material. Next, Homer and Bart travel to France during World War II to thwart Mr. Burns' plan to steal priceless French paintings, in the ""Medal of Homer"" game. Lisa and Homer then travel to ancient Japan to defeat the evil Mr. Dirt and his ""Sparklemon"" in the ""Big Super Happy Fun Fun Game"". Once they have all four key cards, Bart and Homer"
"standing on a trap door which is guarding the Philosopher's Stone, a magical object which grants the user immortality. When Harry is almost killed during a game of Quidditch, by what appeared to be Professor Snape uttering a curse at him, Harry concludes that he is after the Philosopher's Stone. Harry, Ron and Hermione set out to stop Snape from retrieving the Philosopher's Stone by putting the three-headed dog to sleep with music and going through the trapdoor. The three face a series of obstacles that protect the stone which includes surviving a deadly plant, catching a flying key, playing"
"burglar calls the show and informs Homer that he will steal the world's largest cubic zirconia from the Springfield museum. Homer and his group begin guarding the museum. Grampa and his friends from the retirement home volunteer to help, but Homer tells them to leave because they are too old. A few minutes later, Homer sees a group of teenagers drinking beer. He leaves his post to intervene and catch them, but immediately ends up getting drunk with them instead. While Homer's guard is down, the cat burglar sneaks past and steals the zirconia. Homer is blamed and pelted with"