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: BarfBlogSpecial Agent Oso, the unique stuffed bear, washes hands and vegetables (Stephen Colbert is terrified)
By Doug Powell
In my continuing quest to watch children's TV and become addicted to every infectious kids song out there – because 1-year-old Sorenne has a cold and insists on being held -- we watched an episode of Special Agent Oso, the unique stuffed bear.
3 special steps, that's all you need
wash the vegetables
chop the vegetables
toss the salad
Jade has to help make a salad for cousin Rachel, who can't eat cheese or bread because she has food allergies – no pizza for Rachel.
Special Agent Oso -- the unique stuffed bear -- and Jade wash their hands before preparing the salad, and wash the lettuce, tomatoes and cucumber, straight from the garden, but eventually use a vegetable brush because the veggies are so naturally dirty. Problem solved.
BTW, the songs on these kids' shows are bizarrely infective, like a foodborne pathogen.
The Hot Dog song on Mickey Mouse Clubhouse was written and performed by They Might Be Giants, and the Handy Manny theme song was written and performed by Los Lobos.
Full post as published by BarfBlog on December 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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