"The Huggabug Club" is a musical, educational TV series for kids ages 2-8. The Huggabug Club is powered by children's imaginations, and guided by educators who have designed every episode to instill self-esteem, and teach children invaluable life skills and social issues, including honesty, friendship, and self-worth.
This show provides examples of:
- Ambiguously Jewish: Auntie Bumble
- Garden Garment: Subverted with Oops-A-Daisy
- Innocent Flower Girl: Oops-A-Daisy is a literal example
- Meaningful Name: Oops-A-Daisy is a clumsy flower. She can also be named after the phrase "oops a daisy" which is said to young children when they fall over.
- The Moral Substitute: One of many Barney imitators. This show aired on both Smile of a Child and PBS. There is a trio of costumed characters, one of which is implied to be Jewish, and references are occasionally made to both Judaism and Christianity.
- Title Theme Tune: Join us at the Huggabug Club, sunshine, laughter, and a whole lotta love...
- Wrap-Up Song: Friends Forever
- "You're my friend, and I'm yours forever
You can call me Huggabug, Oops-A-Daisy, Auntie Bumble
Just call us when you need a hug
Best friends, best friends
I'll be your friend forever more
Best friends, best friends
Friends you can count on for sure
Best friends, best friends
Friends you can count on for sure"
