Teeth

Teeth Overview Season Number 2 Episode Number 8 Air Date October 23, 2008 (TV broadcast on Nickelodeon) May 21, 2010 (TV broadcast on Nick Jr.) January 11, 2011 (DVD release) Production Code 201 Directed By Scott Schultz Written By Scott Schultz Christian Jacobs Details Guest Stars Amy Sedaris Mark Mothersbaugh Shandon Edwards & Strawberry Datarock Songs "Baby Teeth" "Tooth Fairy" "Baby Teeth, Big Teeth" Jingle "Brush, Brush, Brush" by Of Montreal Super Music Friends Show "Smile For The Camera" by Datarock Remix Twink Super Music Friends Show Genre Electronic rock, dance-punk, post-punk revival Guide Previous "Robot" Next "Clean" Teeth is the 8th episode of Yo Gabba Gabba! from Season 2. In this episode, DJ Lance Rock tells him the viewers about the time Muno loses a tooth and is paid a visit from the Tooth Fairy. Gallery The gallery for Teeth may be viewed here. Guest Stars Amy Sedaris Mark Mothersbaugh Shandon Edwards & Strawberry Datarock Watch Segments Songs: "Baby Teeth", "Tooth Fairy", "Baby Teeth, Big Teeth" Jingle: "Brush, Brush, Brush" by Montreal Mark's Magic Pictures: Tooth Super Music Friends Show: "Smile For The Camera" by Datarock Storytime: The Alligator and the Tiny Ugly Cavities Cool Tricks: Making a smile with Shandon Edwards & Strawberry Kids Curtis Bucher (debut) Jonathan "Jon-Jon" Bucher (debut) Alexis Fowlkes (debut) India "Indy" Alter (debut) Trivia This is the last episode to premiere in 2008. This episode was filmed from 30th April to June 2008. This kid segments was flimed from 1st-13th May 2008. Biz Markie is absent in this episode. Kids' front baby teeth fall out around 6 years of age, implying Muno and Toodee are around 5-6 years old. Since the time Muno lost his teeth was in the past he might have been 5-6 in the flashback and 6-7 now but he and Toodee might still be 5-6. The time where Toodee lost her teeth was longer ago so Toodee might have been 5-6 at that time and 6-7 when Muno lost his teeth and definitely 7 now but she might still be 6. The "Baby Teeth, Big Teeth" song uses the same melody as "Baby Steps, Big Steps". Muno's normal teeth are round, while his baby teeth were triangular like Toodee's. It's likely that, in evolution order, this episode took place after the pilot. When the rocks' faces disappear, DJ Lance Rock lets out a long, calm, and quiet shush upon the arrival of the tooth fairy. This is the Yo Gabba Gabba version of the Blue's Clues episode "Anatomy". Goofs For some reason Muno has baby teeth in the pilot of Yo Gabba Gabba 2006, but Muno has a different teeth rather than Toodee's. Despite losing both of his teeth, Muno is still able to talk. DVD Releases Let's Visit The Doctor! Episodes Season 1 "Eat" • "Summer" • "Fun" • "Dance" • "Sleep" • "Happy" • "Friends" • "Careful" • "Scary" • "Halloween" • "Greetings" • "Move" • "Together" • "Christmas" • "Car" • "Share" • "Find" • "Train" • "Love" • "Imagine" Season 2 "Birthday" • "Games" • "Talent" • "Animals" • "Weather" • "Differences" • "Robot" • "Teeth" • "Clean" • "New Friends" • "Green" • "Family" • "Art" • "Ride" • "Boat" • "Band" • "Dress Up" • "Big" • "Space" • "Mystery" Season 3 "Circus • "Bugs" • "Doctor" • "Superhero" • "Flying" • "Baby" • "Clubhouse" • "Pets" • "School" • "Fairy Tale" • "Adventure" • "Nature" • "Treasure" Season 4 "Christmas Special" • "Olympics" • "Gooble" • "Super Spies" • "Farm" • "DJ Lance's Super Music & Toy Room" • "Shopping" • "Dinosaur" • "Day Camp" • "Restaurant" • "Show" • "Mermaids" • "Quest"