
Magic Tricks
- Studio
- Bolder Media for Boys and Girls Production, Bolder Media, Inc., Mixed Media Group, Frederator Studios.
In Association With IDT/Film Roman - Distributor
- Nick Jr.
Synopsis
Wubbzy is discouraged when everyone else is better at magic tricks than he is.
Characters
Wubbzy, Buggy, Kooky Kid, Old Lady Zamboni, Daizy, Earl, Moomoo the Magician, Walden, Huggy, Widget
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- John W. Hyde (Executive Producer)
Animation
- Animator
- Stanton Cruse
Voices
- Voice
- Grey DeLisle (Wubbzy, Buggy, Kooky Kid, Old Lady Zamboni), Tara Strong (Daizy), Carlos Alazraqui (Earl, Moomoo the Magician, Walden), Lara Jill Miller (Huggy, Widget)
Music
- Music
- Mark Cross, Mike Reagan
Editing
- Editor
- Mechelle Boyett
Crew
- Creator
- Bob Boyle
- Sound Effects Designer
- Marc Glassman
Production notes
An innocent, cheerful little guy named Wubbzy and his two lovable pals, Widget and Walden, live in the charming and visually quirky world of Wuzzleburg. Wubbzy wants to have fun and spend his time chasing flutterflies, eating ice cream and playing kickity-kickball! But when he runs into trouble, he calls on his two best friends for help and advice. Widget is a mechanical whiz who owns a fix-it shop and is always ready to lend a hand. Her solution to any problem is to build something big and complicated, but her inventions don't always work! Walden is a quirky intellect who finds great wisdom in everything from ancient philosophy to tarot card reading. He has a passionate curiosity and a unique way of looking at the world, but his brainy approach doesn't always produce practical results.
Each half-hour episode features two 10-minute adventures with Wubbzy, Widget and Walden. As each journey comes to a close, the themes of the day are reinforced through a direct-to-camera segment where the characters address pre-schoolers at home, followed by an original music video.
Each half-hour episode features two 10-minute adventures with Wubbzy, Widget and Walden. As each journey comes to a close, the themes of the day are reinforced through a direct-to-camera segment where the characters address pre-schoolers at home, followed by an original music video.

