Oh Yeah! Cartoons

Timmy's parents entrust his life to Vicki, the teenage babysitter. Hobart and Okra learn the topsy turvy life of Hobart's pet goldfish. A mysterious electrical ray strikes and all the toys come to life wreaking havoc.

When a slide lesson on the Amazon river bores Rudy and his classmates, Rudy decides to experience the real Amazon River with his pal, Snap. Through the Chalkzone, Rudy ventures down the river using his magic chalk. When they stop at the chalk mine to gather a life-time’s supply of magic chalk they confront and outsmart Cy Clops and make it back to the real world just in time to answer questions about the river. Mother Goose and her magic wand, Juanito, show up again after Randy and Dot are tucked into bed. This time Mother Goose and Juanito tell the correct version of Hanzel and Greta, entitled Hamzel & Grande. In this tale, a plump and persistent Hamzel and Grande sink their teeth into the witch’s sugary masterpiece gingerbread home. Though caught by the witch in the act, the pair is rescued by a dancing lumberjack just in time--though their relentlessness hinders them from ever learning their lesson. The Feelers, an all-insect rock band, decide that a music video is their ticket to stardom. They crawl into nearby Crusty Recording Studio and get their chance. Though the record exec likes their song and video, they’re just small bugs and no one knows where to find this great band.

On a hot day in his office, Max stays cool by opening his window and leaving for a drink of water, even though his boss warns him not to leave his desk again. Max returns to find his pencil stolen and the adventure begins when he climbs out of the window after the pigeon who stole it. Helen, an animal rights activist, protests to the local zookeeper that keeping animals locked up is cruel. The zookeeper allows her to take three animals -- Mark, a polar bear, Paul, an alligator, and Warren, an ostrich -- out of the zoo and see if they fair better in public on their own. But when the animals become zoomates in their own apartment, they trash it from end to end in very hilarious fashion/ When a man’s system is attacked internally by a bug, several dynamic germ-fighting microorganisms go into action. Jones, the youngest, gets the worst assignment, but comes through in the end with a victory, surprising his comrades.

Ten year old Timmy convinces his parents that he’s capable of staying home alone, but his babysitter, Vicky, isn’t happy now that she’s out a night’s pay. Determined to see who’s stealing her gig, Vicky snoops on Timmy and finds him having a great time with his odd Fairy Godparents. Mr. Beasley shares from the forgotten toy box the story of Stanley, a grownup who behaves like an infant until he is cursed by a talking doll that tells him he will soon be in diapers--and that’s what happens: Stanley turns into a "big" baby. Getting larger and larger, Stan terrorizes the city in King Kong-like fashion. He’s only stopped when helicopters play lullaby music, shrinking him as he falls to his bed. Once again, Jelly plays tour guide to one of her slightly unusual relatives. This time it’s Uncle Betty, who seems to have a problem finding that "special someone." On a trip to the museum, Uncle Betty finds the love of his life in a really interesting houseplant.

Cosmo’s got the “fairy flu” at Vicky’s sister Tootie’s birthday party, which causes fairies to lose their powers temporarily. Disguised as balloons, Wanda and Cosmo escort Timmy to the party, causing havoc until they’re given the only known remedy for fairy flu - Sauerkraut. A little girl learns that even little, white lies can become larger than life and come back to haunt you. Lolly discovers that her little lies have been growing in her closet and they grow and grow, eating everything in sight and chases Lolly down the street. Finally, she vows never to lie again. Randy and Dot are in the Principal’s office for being late. With a prank call, Goose Lady gets rid of the Principal so Juanito can tell the story of The Tortoise & The Hairpiece. In this rendition, after the tortoise has lost to the jack rabbit, he’s challenged by a low-life toupee who bets the tortoise that in five years he could climb the corporate ladder faster than him. Though the hairpiece moves up the ladder much quicker at first, the tortoise gets the upper hand when the hairpiece squanders his money and the tortoise invests his in the stock market, allowing him to buy the company.

While Wanda and Cosmo go back to Fairy Academy to renew their licenses, they hire a temp fairy, Jeff. Jeff doesn’t look like a fairy and has a bad attitude and can only make toys. With Wanda and Cosmo away, Jeffnearly burns down Timmy’s house until Santa shows up and blows out the fire. Turns out Jeff was just a lazy, runaway elf from Santa’s toy factory. Herb is an off-beat elementary school janitor, is Mr. Fix it and pal to all the school kids, but not the Principal. When Herb provides a five-star meal to a student with no lunch, the Principal challenges him to do the same for the entire school the next day or be fired. Herb miraculously pulls it off and wins the favor of the students. When Jamal’s tadpole sister Polly is overcome with a thirst for milk, Jamal must enter her dreams to save her.