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2. Hi-5 series 11 - Wikipedia

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   Fely hangs up her stocking and prepares a snack for Santa on Christmas eve. Lauren decorates cardboard stockings with glitter designs. Stevie dresses up in a snowflake costume after decorating his space as a winter wonderland. Lauren pretends to be a snow goose. Tim plays a variety of bells and tries to find the most appropriate sound for ...

3. Baby Shark's Big Show! - Wikipedia

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   Baby Shark (voiced by Kimiko Glenn) is a yellow shark and the main protagonist. Most episodes focus on him and his family: Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, and Grandpa Shark. William (voiced by Luke Youngblood) is an orange pilot fish. He's Baby Shark's buddy. Mommy Shark (voiced by Natasha Rothwell) is a pink shark who solves puzzles.

4. Hi-5 series 4 - Wikipedia

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   Nathan turns a cardboard box into a special place and fills it with his favourite items. Charli dresses her hands up in a glove and a mitten. Sharing Stories: Nathan tells a story about a girl (Kellie) who dreams of travelling down a jungle river on her bed, where she meets a hippopotamus (Tim), a toucan (Kathleen), and a jungle girl (Charli).

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6. Hi-5 (American TV series) - Wikipedia

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   A special holiday album, It's a Hi-5 Christmas, was released in October 2005. [10] The cast also toured malls and theaters in the U.S., performing songs from the television series. [ 3 ] After Mosley and Taylor-Corbett departed, the group continued to tour around the Americas with Sulieman and James throughout 2007 before the group's final ...

7. Sharks in popular culture - Wikipedia

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   Representations of the shark are common in popular culture in the Western world, with a range of media generally portraying them of eating machines and threats.In some media, however, comedy is drawn from portrayals of sharks running counter to their popular image, with shark characters being portrayed as unexpectedly friendly or otherwise comical.