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A random roster of characters from my childhood all in one picture, here is a list of them and their home franchises.

Big Bird from Sesame Street: I thought this dude was super cool, really cool. He is big, yellow, and his is a freaking bird! All the other characters were good, and the show was very amazing at the time. (Sesame Workshop and formerly Jim Hanson)

Barney the Purple Lovable Dinosaur: You people might I am crazy to put this guy on a list that gives POSTIVE reception to mascots and icons: Sorry folks, I am perfectly sane right now. He is friendly, nice, and loves you. (Formerly Lyrics Studios and unfortunately now HIT)

Clifford the Big Red Dog: Home video and PBS kids, not to mention the book series, made this big red star a major contribute to my childhood.

Blue, from Blue’s Clues: Probably the best Nickelodeon series ever created! She and Steve were my heroes once. Also, like Rabbit from Pooh, I was confused on which gender she was. (Nick Jr.)

Psalty the Singing Songbook: This Singing Song Book was like a Christian version of Barney! Only has was a music novel, and was blue. (Ernie Rettino & Debby Kerner Rettino)

Arthur Read the Aardvark, from the 1996-preasent PBS kids series of the same name based off the books of the same name: And I say hey, what a wonder kind of day! (Marc Brown)

Winnie the Pooh Bear: A yellow red-shirted lovable rumbly tumbley hungry bear, always on the lookout for Honey, and to help out his best friends! (Disney and A.A. Milne)

VeggieTales: Bob the Tomato, Larry the Cucumber, and the rest of the gang teach us God’s messages of honor and love. (Big Idea Entertainment LLC/BigIdea Productions)

LEGOs: These plastic blocks and studs make play time a fun time. (The LEGO Company in Denmark)

Snoopy the Beagle from Peanuts: the dog of Charlie Brown was the star to me, of the hit comic strips and cartoons. (Charles M. Shultz and estate)

Duncan the Doughnut, form The Donut Man home video series: he is a funny character and great sidekick to Rob Evans.

Dr. Seuss Books: From the Cat in the Hat, to green ham and shoes, these novels will cheer you up right out of your blues! (Theodore Geisel and estate)

Art by me, but characters trademarked to their owners.

P.S. I wish I remembered or thought of to put certain computer game characters in

Description
A random roster of characters from my childhood all in one picture, here is a list of them and their home franchises.

Big Bird from Sesame Street: I thought this dude was super cool, really cool. He is big, yellow, and his is a freaking bird! All the other characters were good, and the show was very amazing at the time. (Sesame Workshop and formerly Jim Hanson)

Barney the Purple Lovable Dinosaur: You people might I am crazy to put this guy on a list that gives POSTIVE reception to mascots and icons: Sorry folks, I am perfectly sane right now. He is friendly, nice, and loves you. (Formerly Lyrics Studios and unfortunately now HIT)

Clifford the Big Red Dog: Home video and PBS kids, not to mention the book series, made this big red star a major contribute to my childhood.

Blue, from Blue’s Clues: Probably the best Nickelodeon series ever created! She and Steve were my heroes once. Also, like Rabbit from Pooh, I was confused on which gender she was. (Nick Jr.)

Psalty the Singing Songbook: This Singing Song Book was like a Christian version of Barney! Only has was a music novel, and was blue. (Ernie Rettino & Debby Kerner Rettino)

Arthur Read the Aardvark, from the 1996-preasent PBS kids series of the same name based off the books of the same name: And I say hey, what a wonder kind of day! (Marc Brown)

Winnie the Pooh Bear: A yellow red-shirted lovable rumbly tumbley hungry bear, always on the lookout for Honey, and to help out his best friends! (Disney and A.A. Milne)

VeggieTales: Bob the Tomato, Larry the Cucumber, and the rest of the gang teach us God’s messages of honor and love. (Big Idea Entertainment LLC/BigIdea Productions)

LEGOs: These plastic blocks and studs make play time a fun time. (The LEGO Company in Denmark)

Snoopy the Beagle from Peanuts: the dog of Charlie Brown was the star to me, of the hit comic strips and cartoons. (Charles M. Shultz and estate)

Duncan the Doughnut, form The Donut Man home video series: he is a funny character and great sidekick to Rob Evans.

Dr. Seuss Books: From the Cat in the Hat, to green ham and shoes, these novels will cheer you up right out of your blues! (Theodore Geisel and estate)

Art by me, but characters trademarked to their owners.

P.S. I wish I remembered or thought of to put certain computer game characters in