Hey Colin...I like your retrospective. I played Timmy and co-created the show with Dina Fraboni and James Murray. Phil was the show's story editor and he also played Mr. Wisdom. Glad you liked our show!! The series will be streaming on the new Peacock network so now you can watch all the episodes. Jimini Biblets!! Tell all your friends!!!!
Really excited to hear you liked the video! I'm sorry for not crediting you, Dina, and James properly--for some reason, I was convinced Phil was the creator and didn't bother to double-check. Glad to know the series will have a proper home on streaming! I'll be sure to spread the word! And thanks again for the wonderful show!
I literally only know about this show because of the trailer for it that came with the "Land Before Time" sing-a-long VHS I used to have. Thanks for teaching me all about it.
Omg me too! I never saw it except on that trailer. I remember it sang something like "it's a wonderful day to laugh and play and be with my friends!" I loved the land before time though.
I discovered Fraggle Rock as a preview on a Disney Sing Along tape and Groundling Marsh as a preview in some Barney tapes and The Brave Little Toaster as a preview on Robin Hood.
It wasn't the sing along VHS but Land before Time 2 VHS ad that we saw this on. I was just at my parents with my brother and asking if my niece was still too young for the Land Before Time (she loves dinosaurs and is almost two) or if it is too scary still. He said they tried but she just didn't seem interested. My dad said it may be too scary anyway and I suggested the sequals since they got more kid friendly immediately out the door. My dad asked if they were relaly much more soft and I mentioned rhe second one had an ad for Timmy the Tooth before it played as evidence. My dad asked "What the Hell is Timmy the Tooth?! " I wish I had seen this and just played it for him rather than trying to describe it myself. Lol
When i was a kid i was afraid of the crypt keeper from tales from the crypt so when my mom frist pop in the vhs of this show i thought the goon was the crypt keeper so i was scared of him lolol
Is it just me, or does the Cavity Goon look like The Grinch? I mean, he's got that haircut. That face. Whatever it is, it's a little too bear-like for a... Oh. Has he snuck into my diaper? That's gross. Why did I think he was a...Giant Big Hair? Do they get bigger when they become the Age of Yarn Balls?
I thought that this show was so underground that I was basically the only person who knew about this show/movie especially because when I was younger, whenever I would talk about it, everyone looked at me like "what the hell are you talking about?????" But anyway, thank you so much for sharing this video with us. This video brought back so many memories and holy shit the nostalgia.
Back in elementary school, I had this class called “Library” once a week. If the librarian wasn’t there for the day, the substitute would pop this into the VHS player to keep us quiet. The only episode I can remember watching is something about the character Sydney needing glasses cause he only had one eye. Apparently the Rice Crispy elves appeared in the tapes and announced Timmy from what I recall.
When I was in elementary school, the library had VHS tapes behind the desk, although we never watched them. It wasn't until I went to the public library that I watched it. Molar Island was the first one I saw.
This show seems interesting it's sad to see it ended abruptly with only 10 episode being made. I'll see to it that I give this show a watch as soon as I can.
I couldn't agree more!This show NEEDS a digital re-release.I owned the Big Mouth Gulch tape as a kid,and the song "It's Storytime Again" has stuck with me ever since then. TYSM for uploading this.
I remember seeing the villains on the side of a cereal box in a cupboard in my grandparents kitchen and being scared of it and having my grandma close the door so that I wouldn’t see it. I thought the villains (especially the green one) were scary looking.
Thank goodness the whole show is streaming on Peacock. It's just not listed as "The Adventures of Timmy the Tooth", and the episodes are out of order, but whatever. As long as it's there, it's fine.
I’m 30 now talk about thinking back to how my 5 year old self really enjoyed the show thank you 🙏 for bringing back happy memories considering the pandemic that is going on now
I vaguely remember in preschool being allowed to watch one episode of Timmy the Tooth before nap time and getting to watch a Tom and Jerry tape some kid brought in because the teacher had a nervous breakdown and left the building.
I never once watched this show, but I got a VHS copy of Flipper (1996 film with Paul Hogan and Elijah Wood) which had a pamphlet for Timmy The Tooth videos.
5:09 Great, now I'm going to have the "Putt Putt Travels Through Time" theme stuck in my head all day. 🤭 Thanks for making this. I never saw this show, but we had a tape (I think it was Babe?) with a commercial for it, and I've always been curious what the show was actually like. (For example, I did always assume it was an after school special about dental care. Oops!)
Ah, I miss this show. I had all of the videos and, according to my mom, I watched them so many times the VHSs were getting worn out. It's nice to see I'm not the only person who's seen this show. It's cheese and was made for kids under 7, but it was still a great show.
Exactly, and what you said (including the pedestrian bit) was completely accurate. I remember watching the dream sequence in "Lost my brush" and gaining a little anxiety towards the Cavity Goon. Also, the clip with Ms. Sweety trying to jump into Goon's arms, even though I knew what would happen, it made me laugh.
So this brought back a memory about a scary dream I would have when I was 8 and now I know where the dream came from, this show, but I thought it was a commercial doe
Thanks for the video. I like this show. I think it would've made more episodes had it premiered on Nick Jr instead of straight to video. Heck, they might've made a feature film had it lasted longer.
Y'all ever wonder if Timmy the Tooth as any relation to Timmy Turner? Ya know, cus one is a tooth and the other is 10% tooth and they both named Timmy lol
I just got finished watching your Tim Burton video and saw this in my recommendations and instantly freaked out. I watched it in school once and never saw it again until today. Thanks for the nostalgia. Ps I used to think this guy was a piece of bread...
I know this was from 2018 but thank you for making a video about this! I used to watch this as a child and almost had all the VHS tapes. I wish more people talked about this show because it was so weird, funny but loveable Also I wish this came back! I miss it
Do I remember? I can't forget about this. My room was behind the huge CRT Tv back in the day and this as well as Pinocchio would be on full blast because of my brother's deafness. I miss those days but not those moments.
Timmy was born from the mouth of a brontosaurus? Now I'm imagining a dentist dinosaur from the show Dinosaurs, removing Timmy from a kid brontosaurus and then saying to his assistant: "We're gonna need another Timmy!" the same way Mr. Lizard would when killing off a kid named Timmy in his show-within-a-show Ask Mr. Lizard.
They used to play the vhs when I was in kindergarten. He horrified me as a small dumb child and for awhile made me terrified of teeth. Why? no clue. Now seeing this tooth and his toothbrush fills me with some sort of unbridled rage I can't explain. No matter how hard I try, he is one of the few things I can't forget. Timothy and Brushbrush haunt me.
I remember seeing an advert/trailer for this on one of my VHS tapes as a kid, but never watching any of this "Timmy the Tooth" stuff... I remember the advert being weird, but I can't fully remember why.
i never actually watched Timmy the tooth but I saw commercials of it on vhs I always wondered what it was like so thank you for letting me finally experience it even if it is indirectly
17:12 Good news! I have early access to Peacock (I have an Xfinity subscription), and it turns out that all 10 episodes are available there, though they appear to be in the wrong order. imgur.com/Swj2ttH
Was this show ever actually on TV? I used to watch this all the time, but I could only find it in VHS rentals from the grocery store (back when grocery stores had video rental).
I can’t help but wonder if this was originally created as a Dr. Seuss series but was rejected by the Geisel estate. Timmy’s face looks similar to the Cat in the Hat, while Cavity Goon is clearly inspired by the Grinch.
@@stevennorthrup5790I read that "The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue" was originally going to be the second movie in the series but "goes to Mars" was completed first and the company decided to release it first.
This makes me so happy that I'm not the only one who remembers this show! I remember buying vhs tapes of this show at big lots way back when. And i remember they came with small window stickers. Also i had no idea the puppet maker made alf!
I remember this show, i watched those first two episodes as a child...sadly i wasn't too big of a fan outside of liking the Goon's song in the 'it's a wonderful life' dream, based on what I hazily remember. I also hate how that theme song just stays in my brain forever.
I remember this show! I think my family had one of the vhs tapes of it when I was growing up. It’s fun to see that someone else also remembers that this is a show that existed
when i was 3 i had a few timmy the tooth tapes and on one of them there was like this halloween music video and the only thing i remember about it was a guy in a werewolf costume walking across the screen does anyone know what that was about
I'm glad there are studios introducing today's preschoolers to old shows and not just rebooting them to be like other generic kids shows. Some classic 90s Nick Jr shows have recently been remastered and added to Paramount+ in case today's parents wanna introduce their kids to Eureeka's Castle or Little Bear or other classics and don't think kids have to stick to their own generation. I'd rather little kids watch Timmy the Tooth than CoComelon or Baby Shark. Heck, I'd rather them watch Barney or Teletubbies (especially the old version) than Baby Shark or CoComelon.
I had the VHS and I was obsessed with it, I remember going to the store with my mom while I was in PRESCHOOL and it was in a bin of discounted VHS tapes and I cried and begged until she bought it for me, this was probably in 2003-2004 I was only about 4-5 years old. Holy crap
One time, my parents reported to my therapist about my habit of telling lies. She then took me to the library and told me I could pick out a tape. A few minutes later, she took it away from me and said she lied. I remember having a meltdown in the car on the way home.
The poster of the DVD collection of this series has been sitting in my dentist office since I was like 8 years old and I finally figured out what that crazy tooth was up to.
Yo. I was NOT expecting the Sunny Peak theme out of nowhere! Also this show i never watched. I only saw it on my LBT2 vhs. But this retrospective was legit. Great work!
I always enjoy your wonderful retrospectives. This one is very well written and upbeat! Timmy the Tooth is a wonderful character. He is very sweet and adorable. I was a Barney fan growing up and there’s something still special to me. Barney isn’t for everyone and Timmy isn’t for everyone, but for those of us who they connect to the most, they are always special to us and that’s what truly counts!
If you're looking to take that trip back to Flossmore Valley (as well as the '90s), then I have good news! Universal has added this series to their streaming platform, Peacock! The episodes are not in release order and it's not labeled as "The Adventures of Timmy the Tooth", but I wouldn't be posting this comment if I was lying. Just search Timmy the Tooth.
I remember this from when I was a kid and I liked it, but eventually grew out of it. I do agree with you, it's not like there's no creativity to the series it's just missing something. For me, what really made me stop liking it was when I developed a dislike for shows where most of the stories happen in the characters' imaginations. I'm not saying it can't be fun to set stories in an imaginary setting every once in a while (I really like the Ducktales episode Scroogerello which is a gender-flipped Cinderella story), but to do it all or even most of the time just makes the series much less interesting to me. It's like, if the stories aren't actually happening then there are no stakes. And for series like this about just one guy imagining things then how can I get involved with the other characters if I'm just seeing illusions of them most of the time? Timmy the Tooth, Doug, Bobby's World Muppet Babies are shows I used to like as a kid but can't enjoy as an adult because of this mindset of mine. To all who like or love these series, that's great and I'm happy for you. But personally I'd infinitely rather watch a show where the stories are actually happening to the characters. Regardless of my opinion you did an excellent job on this video.
i remember seeing ads for this on my rugrats vhs tapes! i never got a chance to watch em but man just seeing timmy's face is such a nostalgia bomb,,, ;-; colin i love your channel so much
Wait, Rugrats? Timmy is owned by Universal and Nickelodeon is owned by Paramount (Sony Wonder did the Nick tapes at the time). Do you mean Rugrats episodes tapes off broadcasts?
@@matthewweatherford6566 it's possible? my parents did record a lot of nickelodeon for me as a kid. i could've sworn it was an orange vhs tape, but then again childhood memories are unreliable
I clicked on this vid not expecting to have repressed memories come up but when you mention the spooky tooth episode i remembered how scared 3 year old me was watching that.
Hey Colin...I like your retrospective. I played Timmy and co-created the show with Dina Fraboni and James Murray. Phil was the show's story editor and he also played Mr. Wisdom. Glad you liked our show!! The series will be streaming on the new Peacock network so now you can watch all the episodes. Jimini Biblets!! Tell all your friends!!!!
Really excited to hear you liked the video! I'm sorry for not crediting you, Dina, and James properly--for some reason, I was convinced Phil was the creator and didn't bother to double-check. Glad to know the series will have a proper home on streaming! I'll be sure to spread the word! And thanks again for the wonderful show!
Dang, nice
A reboot or the original?! Either way, this is AMAZING news 😭
Wow!
Long Dong Silver That’s what I was thinking too!
I literally only know about this show because of the trailer for it that came with the "Land Before Time" sing-a-long VHS I used to have. Thanks for teaching me all about it.
Omg me too! I never saw it except on that trailer. I remember it sang something like "it's a wonderful day to laugh and play and be with my friends!" I loved the land before time though.
I knew about it because of the LMW
I discovered Fraggle Rock as a preview on a Disney Sing Along tape and Groundling Marsh as a preview in some Barney tapes and The Brave Little Toaster as a preview on Robin Hood.
Me too.
It wasn't the sing along VHS but Land before Time 2 VHS ad that we saw this on. I was just at my parents with my brother and asking if my niece was still too young for the Land Before Time (she loves dinosaurs and is almost two) or if it is too scary still. He said they tried but she just didn't seem interested. My dad said it may be too scary anyway and I suggested the sequals since they got more kid friendly immediately out the door. My dad asked if they were relaly much more soft and I mentioned rhe second one had an ad for Timmy the Tooth before it played as evidence. My dad asked "What the Hell is Timmy the Tooth?! " I wish I had seen this and just played it for him rather than trying to describe it myself. Lol
Is it just me, or does the Cavity Goon look like The Grinch?
When i was a kid i was afraid of the crypt keeper from tales from the crypt so when my mom frist pop in the vhs of this show i thought the goon was the crypt keeper so i was scared of him lolol
Is it just me, or does the Cavity Goon look like The Grinch? I mean, he's got that haircut. That face. Whatever it is, it's a little too bear-like for a... Oh. Has he snuck into my diaper? That's gross. Why did I think he was a...Giant Big Hair? Do they get bigger when they become the Age of Yarn Balls?
Inspired by the Grinch perhaps? Maybe partially? Kevin Carlson who performed Timmy and co created the show typed a comment. You could ask him.
I was just telling my best friend he looked like the Grinch’s crackhead uncle.
I got a VHS of this from the Tooth Fairy one year.... Gotta love having a mom that was in the dental career
Perfect!
My mom got me Big Mouth Gulch and made me watch it almost religiously. She took her job very seriously of being a dentist.
My uncle is a dentist
damn you too
Which one did you get?
I thought that this show was so underground that I was basically the only person who knew about this show/movie especially because when I was younger, whenever I would talk about it, everyone looked at me like "what the hell are you talking about?????" But anyway, thank you so much for sharing this video with us. This video brought back so many memories and holy shit the nostalgia.
SAME
Honestly same! I almost had all the VHS tapes and I loved this show so much!
Lmao
We all live the same life i swear :')
I too am into shows that most people have never heard of.
Back in elementary school, I had this class called “Library” once a week. If the librarian wasn’t there for the day, the substitute would pop this into the VHS player to keep us quiet. The only episode I can remember watching is something about the character Sydney needing glasses cause he only had one eye. Apparently the Rice Crispy elves appeared in the tapes and announced Timmy from what I recall.
The Rice Krispies elves indeed appeared in the videos. I believe it was the sponsor.
When I was in elementary school, the library had VHS tapes behind the desk, although we never watched them. It wasn't until I went to the public library that I watched it. Molar Island was the first one I saw.
@@matthewweatherford6566 I used to have that video for a while up until I was 8.
@@matthewweatherford6566 Well duh, of course that Kellogg’s would make that promotion!
That is the one my cousin had
This show seems interesting it's sad to see it ended abruptly with only 10 episode being made. I'll see to it that I give this show a watch as soon as I can.
According to Kevin Carlson, all the episodes are now on Peacock.
I never watched them myself, but they were always advertised on my Land Before Time tapes.
Yep, I remember that as well
I LOOOOOVE ADVENTURE
Thanks for the walk down memory lane
These were so cheesy even the state of Wisconsin would say that's too much cheese
Were they ever!
Colin, since you have all the episodes saved, could you send me them through my email at dvdresources@gmail.com?
"I plan on CHEATING!" Other guy: Well, that doesn't sound very fair!
"Ha HA! That's the idea!"
I think the funniest part was where he told Ms. Sweetie he'd catch her, then said he lied and cackled.
I used to have the VHS of Spooky Tooth episode.
Same
Same (I only saw it once).
The Cavity Goon and Miss Sweetie are basically The Joker and Harley Quinn.
I couldn't agree more!This show NEEDS a digital re-release.I owned the Big Mouth Gulch tape as a kid,and the song "It's Storytime Again" has stuck with me ever since then. TYSM for uploading this.
Thank you for watching! Those songs were surprisingly catchy, right?
@@ColinLooksBack Yes,absolutely!
@@ColinLooksBack Also,I owned Big Mouth Gulch as a kid!And I have to agree with you on the topic of rebuying the whole series!
Good news! According to Kevin Carlson, the entire show is now streaming on Peacock.
@@ColinLooksBack I like 'em.
I remember seeing the villains on the side of a cereal box in a cupboard in my grandparents kitchen and being scared of it and having my grandma close the door so that I wouldn’t see it. I thought the villains (especially the green one) were scary looking.
Same!!!
Me too. The cavity goon really scared me
The whole stuff about Timmy being from a dinosaur and all that was actually made up by the marketing team.
Very safe to assume it's not canon.
I remember hearing about that
I wish this had a DVD release! Spooky Tooth is funny as shit to watch as an adult! :)
Thank goodness the whole show is streaming on Peacock. It's just not listed as "The Adventures of Timmy the Tooth", and the episodes are out of order, but whatever. As long as it's there, it's fine.
I’m 30 now talk about thinking back to how my 5 year old self really enjoyed the show thank you 🙏 for bringing back happy memories considering the pandemic that is going on now
I vaguely remember in preschool being allowed to watch one episode of Timmy the Tooth before nap time and getting to watch a Tom and Jerry tape some kid brought in because the teacher had a nervous breakdown and left the building.
I only remember this show from trailers for some of the Land Before Time movies, I love Adventure is still still stuck in my head since then.
THAT'S why this looks familiar to me! Thank you!
Shout out to all the nerdy visually impaired Jewish cyclops out there
OMFG I LOVED TIMMY THE TOOTH. Got these from my local library.
2:27 Hamtaro: Ham Ham Heartbreak
I NOTICED THAT, TOO! THE NOSTALGIA MADE ME SCREAM!
I think that "Not-so-sure-it's-a Forest" is supposed to be a play on "Sherwood Forest".
Could be.
Also, this show gives me major spongebob vibes
I never once watched this show, but I got a VHS copy of Flipper (1996 film with Paul Hogan and Elijah Wood) which had a pamphlet for Timmy The Tooth videos.
It took me a few minutes to realize the music starting at 7:02 is from Yoshi Story on the N64.
2:09 Cavity Goon: Jump! I’ll catch you!
Ms. Swee T: Okay, here I come!
Cavity Goon: Okay!
Ms. Swee T: AHHH *unh*
Cavity Goon: 😏 I lied. Eeeheheheheh! 😆
Me: *Savage*
The Brontosaurus and Jurassic tarpit give me some Land Before Time, We’re Back, and Jurassic Park vibes!
Why does Timmy the tooth look like Jake Gyllenhaal?
5:09 Great, now I'm going to have the "Putt Putt Travels Through Time" theme stuck in my head all day. 🤭
Thanks for making this. I never saw this show, but we had a tape (I think it was Babe?) with a commercial for it, and I've always been curious what the show was actually like. (For example, I did always assume it was an after school special about dental care. Oops!)
Ah, I miss this show. I had all of the videos and, according to my mom, I watched them so many times the VHSs were getting worn out. It's nice to see I'm not the only person who's seen this show. It's cheese and was made for kids under 7, but it was still a great show.
Oh I hear you. It was strangely addictive. Glad I'm not the only fan here.
Exactly, and what you said (including the pedestrian bit) was completely accurate. I remember watching the dream sequence in "Lost my brush" and gaining a little anxiety towards the Cavity Goon.
Also, the clip with Ms. Sweety trying to jump into Goon's arms, even though I knew what would happen, it made me laugh.
I used to have (almost)all of the tapes.
I always got weird vibes from this show, similar to the Gerbert videos.
So this brought back a memory about a scary dream I would have when I was 8 and now I know where the dream came from, this show, but I thought it was a commercial doe
Thanks for the video. I like this show. I think it would've made more episodes had it premiered on Nick Jr instead of straight to video. Heck, they might've made a feature film had it lasted longer.
While it’s not a proper TV show, it’s a series worth a watch!
Y'all ever wonder if Timmy the Tooth as any relation to Timmy Turner? Ya know, cus one is a tooth and the other is 10% tooth and they both named Timmy lol
I just got finished watching your Tim Burton video and saw this in my recommendations and instantly freaked out. I watched it in school once and never saw it again until today. Thanks for the nostalgia.
Ps I used to think this guy was a piece of bread...
I know this was from 2018 but thank you for making a video about this! I used to watch this as a child and almost had all the VHS tapes. I wish more people talked about this show because it was so weird, funny but loveable
Also I wish this came back! I miss it
Do I remember? I can't forget about this. My room was behind the huge CRT Tv back in the day and this as well as Pinocchio would be on full blast because of my brother's deafness.
I miss those days but not those moments.
Timmy was born from the mouth of a brontosaurus? Now I'm imagining a dentist dinosaur from the show Dinosaurs, removing Timmy from a kid brontosaurus and then saying to his assistant: "We're gonna need another Timmy!" the same way Mr. Lizard would when killing off a kid named Timmy in his show-within-a-show Ask Mr. Lizard.
The Mummy Kid in Spooky Tooth scared the everliving daylights out of me as a kid
They used to play the vhs when I was in kindergarten. He horrified me as a small dumb child and for awhile made me terrified of teeth. Why? no clue. Now seeing this tooth and his toothbrush fills me with some sort of unbridled rage I can't explain. No matter how hard I try, he is one of the few things I can't forget. Timothy and Brushbrush haunt me.
It terrified me as well. Idk why but I was always scared of this show
Please do more videos about some other direct-to-video puppet series like this like Toby Terrier! I grew up with Toby and his canine crew!
This seems vaguely familiar, but I don't think I ever watched it. Maybe I just saw ads. Interesting to see a retrospective, nevertheless.
I remember seeing an advert/trailer for this on one of my VHS tapes as a kid, but never watching any of this "Timmy the Tooth" stuff... I remember the advert being weird, but I can't fully remember why.
i never actually watched Timmy the tooth but I saw commercials of it on vhs I always wondered what it was like so thank you for letting me finally experience it even if it is indirectly
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Good news! I have early access to Peacock (I have an Xfinity subscription), and it turns out that all 10 episodes are available there, though they appear to be in the wrong order. imgur.com/Swj2ttH
Was this show ever actually on TV? I used to watch this all the time, but I could only find it in VHS rentals from the grocery store (back when grocery stores had video rental).
It said in the video that it aired for a limited time on Nick Jr.
I've never heard about Greg the bunny- are you maybe planning to do a video on it or know one I could watch?
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This Goon's got one of the best voices I've ever heard
I can’t help but wonder if this was originally created as a Dr. Seuss series but was rejected by the Geisel estate.
Timmy’s face looks similar to the Cat in the Hat, while Cavity Goon is clearly inspired by the Grinch.
My younger sister just walked in while I was watching this and said "that marshmallow tooth thing looks terrifying"
Lol 😂 that’s just adorable
Does octopus sings my friends from Timmy says oh my god!!🤭
Is it just me or did you legit use the Hamtaro Ham Ham Heartbreak background music?
This wasn’t a fever dream?
It’s all a dream. Wake up
Wolfeye Media please, not when I’ve been drinking, man
Why did Mr. Wisdom play the King Tooth pharaoh in order to sing the King Tooth song through Spooky Tooth?
The reason the second episode felt like a pilot might be because they might've written that one first.
That…actually makes sense
@@stevennorthrup5790I read that "The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue" was originally going to be the second movie in the series but "goes to Mars" was completed first and the company decided to release it first.
I still have the VHS tape with a couple episodes, I used to watch it all the time but getting older just makes the show give so many memories 😭
It’s now on Peacock
I never thought I'd stumble across a Timmy the Tooth Retrospective. I also never thought I'd watch the whole thing. Nice work!
I remember seeing the preview of Timmy the tooth on the land before time on VHS.
Bring TTT to Peacock!
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It is just me, or Bubbles trying to seduce me with those eyes and smile?
Peacock and chill.
This makes me so happy that I'm not the only one who remembers this show! I remember buying vhs tapes of this show at big lots way back when. And i remember they came with small window stickers.
Also i had no idea the puppet maker made alf!
I remember this show, i watched those first two episodes as a child...sadly i wasn't too big of a fan outside of liking the Goon's song in the 'it's a wonderful life' dream, based on what I hazily remember.
I also hate how that theme song just stays in my brain forever.
I remember this show! I think my family had one of the vhs tapes of it when I was growing up. It’s fun to see that someone else also remembers that this is a show that existed
Aint gonna lie, Bubbles was lowkey a baddie...
when i was 3 i had a few timmy the tooth tapes and on one of them there was like this halloween music video and the only thing i remember about it was a guy in a werewolf costume walking across the screen
does anyone know what that was about
I still remember the blockbuster in store ads.
It’s on Peacock
All the episodes are available on Peacock
I'm glad there are studios introducing today's preschoolers to old shows and not just rebooting them to be like other generic kids shows. Some classic 90s Nick Jr shows have recently been remastered and added to Paramount+ in case today's parents wanna introduce their kids to Eureeka's Castle or Little Bear or other classics and don't think kids have to stick to their own generation. I'd rather little kids watch Timmy the Tooth than CoComelon or Baby Shark. Heck, I'd rather them watch Barney or Teletubbies (especially the old version) than Baby Shark or CoComelon.
Oh my god i had the plushie from blockbuster back in the day! 😂
The plush came from Blockbuster!?
Did you have to pay a late fee for it? Nyak nyak nyak!😆
I had the VHS and I was obsessed with it, I remember going to the store with my mom while I was in PRESCHOOL and it was in a bin of discounted VHS tapes and I cried and begged until she bought it for me, this was probably in 2003-2004 I was only about 4-5 years old. Holy crap
One time, my parents reported to my therapist about my habit of telling lies. She then took me to the library and told me I could pick out a tape. A few minutes later, she took it away from me and said she lied. I remember having a meltdown in the car on the way home.
I think I recognize the song you used. Isn't it from Hamtaro Ham-Ham Heartbreak?
That's correct! Cute game, right?
@@ColinLooksBack YES! I absolutely love it and I try and play whenever I can.
I remember watching these back then! I hope someday it will be rebooted for a whole new generation like on Netflix or something!
If they do, I hope they bring back the puppets and invite the original cast and crew back.
Had the VHS of Lost my Brush as a kid, loved it, wish more people knew about this show.
This show was a literal fever dream
It’s like the predecessor of Spongebob
i only know about this because of gus and eddy
The poster of the DVD collection of this series has been sitting in my dentist office since I was like 8 years old and I finally figured out what that crazy tooth was up to.
The only episode I've seen is Big Mouth Gulch because I had it on video when I was little.
1:28 you are my friend from lost my boy and lost my brush
God bless your soul for this. Thank You
So ir wasn't a weird nightmare
Glossed right over the only one my kids loved, Spooky Tooth.
I know, and it's a shame because that was my first episode. I honestly could not think of much to say about it, though.
Yo. I was NOT expecting the Sunny Peak theme out of nowhere! Also this show i never watched. I only saw it on my LBT2 vhs. But this retrospective was legit. Great work!
Used to love this show, would eat up every tape at my library. I mostly just watched any puppet entertainment I could.
I always enjoy your wonderful retrospectives. This one is very well written and upbeat! Timmy the Tooth is a wonderful character. He is very sweet and adorable. I was a Barney fan growing up and there’s something still special to me. Barney isn’t for everyone and Timmy isn’t for everyone, but for those of us who they connect to the most, they are always special to us and that’s what truly counts!
Nightmare fuel
A complete series collection was announced for Blu-Ray and DVD!
When? Did you make this info up or is it true
George Robertson I don’t know if it’s true or not, but a complete series collection would be awesome!
I vividly remember watching this with my sister, this was my jam back in the day
If you're looking to take that trip back to Flossmore Valley (as well as the '90s), then I have good news! Universal has added this series to their streaming platform, Peacock! The episodes are not in release order and it's not labeled as "The Adventures of Timmy the Tooth", but I wouldn't be posting this comment if I was lying. Just search Timmy the Tooth.
I remember this from when I was a kid and I liked it, but eventually grew out of it. I do agree with you, it's not like there's no creativity to the series it's just missing something. For me, what really made me stop liking it was when I developed a dislike for shows where most of the stories happen in the characters' imaginations. I'm not saying it can't be fun to set stories in an imaginary setting every once in a while (I really like the Ducktales episode Scroogerello which is a gender-flipped Cinderella story), but to do it all or even most of the time just makes the series much less interesting to me. It's like, if the stories aren't actually happening then there are no stakes. And for series like this about just one guy imagining things then how can I get involved with the other characters if I'm just seeing illusions of them most of the time? Timmy the Tooth, Doug, Bobby's World Muppet Babies are shows I used to like as a kid but can't enjoy as an adult because of this mindset of mine. To all who like or love these series, that's great and I'm happy for you. But personally I'd infinitely rather watch a show where the stories are actually happening to the characters.
Regardless of my opinion you did an excellent job on this video.
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I’ve never seen this show but back in 2007 I saw a trailer for it on an old “The Land Before Time 2” VHS from 1994.
i remember seeing ads for this on my rugrats vhs tapes! i never got a chance to watch em but man just seeing timmy's face is such a nostalgia bomb,,, ;-; colin i love your channel so much
Wait, Rugrats? Timmy is owned by Universal and Nickelodeon is owned by Paramount (Sony Wonder did the Nick tapes at the time). Do you mean Rugrats episodes tapes off broadcasts?
@@matthewweatherford6566 it's possible? my parents did record a lot of nickelodeon for me as a kid. i could've sworn it was an orange vhs tape, but then again childhood memories are unreliable
I clicked on this vid not expecting to have repressed memories come up but when you mention the spooky tooth episode i remembered how scared 3 year old me was watching that.
my family rented most of these from the library. I loved this show, not as much as Professor Iris but a lot.
Oh my goodness, I used to watch professor iris all the time when I was younger!! I’m so glad I’m not the only one who remembers that show
@@georgerobertson7010 He always reminded me of a male Miss Frizzle, with a magic chalkboard and more concern for his students.
mokaevans skeleton from professor iris kind of reminds me of gonzo from the muppets