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"Babysitter Blues"
Season 1, Episode 9
Babysitter Blues
Production Information
Director Karl Geurs
David Block & Terence Harrison (Animation Directors)
Writer Mark Zaslove (story)
Richard Merwin (story)
Bruce Reid Schaefer (teleplay)
Bruce Talkington (teleplay)
Prod code 109
Airdate March 13, 1988
Episode Chronology
Previous Monkey See, Monkey Do Better
Next How Much is That Rabbit in the Window

Babysitter Blues is the ninth episode of the first season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It originally aired on March 13, 1988.

Plot

In the beginning, we see Tigger, Pooh and Piglet escaping prison, jumping into Christopher Robin and his train. They then head for a dead end and the dream ends where Christopher Robin’s toy train falls down the stairs. A babysitter named Tammy is watching Christopher Robin while his mother is out sends Christopher back to bed. However, Christopher is not sleepy, and makes four messes and Tammy the Babysitter, not to mention Christopher’s mother, gets mad. Thinking that babysitting is the easiest job, Christopher Robin, Pooh, Piglet, and Tigger try to watch Roo while Kanga’s out, and find out babysitting is harder than it looks. Roo is eventually found after the gang loses him, and Christopher Robin listens to Tammy the next time he is sent to bed, as do Pooh, Piglet, and Tigger. When Tammy checks on him and she feels proud.

Quotes

  • Tammy (last lines): Okay, Chris... (sees Christopher Robin already asleep with Pooh, Tigger and Piglet): ...topher Robin? (giggles): I wonder if somebody...switched Christopher Robins on me...? (closes the door)

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Cast

Voice actor Character
Jim Cummings Winnie the Pooh
John Fiedler Piglet
Paul Winchell Tigger
Peter Cullens Additional Voices
Tim Hoskins Christopher Robin (White Version)
Patricia Parris Kanga and Christopher Robin's Mom
Nicholas Melody Roo
Jackie Gonneau Tammy the Babysitter

Credits

Produced by

WALT DISNEY

TELEVISION ANIMATION

Producer/Director

KARL GEURS

Story Editor

MARK ZASLOVE

“Babysitter Blues”

Story by

MARK ZASLOVE

and

RICHARD MERWIN

Teleplay by

BRUCE REID SCHAEFER

and

BRUCE TALKINGTON

With the Talents of

JOHN FIEDLER

PETER CULLENS

TIM HOSKINS

PATTY PARRIS

NICHOLAS MELODY

JACKIE GONNEAU

JIM CUMMINGS

as Winnie the Pooh

and

PAUL WINCHELL

as

Tigger

Animation Directors

DAVID BLOCK

TERENCE HARRISON

Assistant Producer

KEN TSUMURA

Art Director

ED GHERTNER

Associate Story Editor

BRUCE TALKINGTON

Storyboard Designers

KURT ANDERSON

KEN BOYER

JAN GREEN

Character Designer

TOBY SHELTON

Additional Character Design

KENNY THOMPKINS

Background Stylist

PARO HOZUMI

Additional Background Styling

GARY EGGLESTON

Color Stylist

JILL STIRDIVANT

Additional Color Styling

DEBRA JORGENSBORG

Timing Directors

DAVE BRAIN

BOB ZAMBONI

Artwork Coordinator

KRISTA BUNN

Overseas Animation Supervisor

MIKE REYNA

Post Production Coordinator

SARA DURAN

Production Assistants

JACALEEN VEBER

LUANNE WOOD

Track Reader

SKIP CRAIG

Managing Film Editor

RICH HARRISON

Supervising Editor

CHARLIE KING

Editor

RICK HINSON

Assistant Editor

GLENN LEWIS

Songs Written and Produced

by

STEVE NELSON

Music by

THOM SHARP

&

STEVE NELSON

Animation Production by

TMS

ENTERTAINMENT, INC.

THIS PICTURE MADE UNDER

THIS JURISDICTION OF

*.

AFFILIATED WITH

A.F.L.-C.I.O.

©1988 THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY

All Rights Reserved

Walt Disney

TELEVISION

Distributed By

Buena Vista International, Inc.

Trivia

  • Like Christopher Robin's mom, Tammy the Babysitter's face is never shown, and is usually only seen from the neck down.
  • When Christopher Robin accidentally switches on the vacuum cleaner, if viewers look real closely, the vacuum's nozzle is slightly anthropomorphized as it sucks up Pooh, when Tigger accidentally throws it in reverse, and when Christopher finally unplugs it before it reverts to its inanimate state.
  • The episode title is also an episode of the same name from Dexter's Laboratory.
  • This is the only episode, where Rabbit and Gopher are mentioned.
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