Imagination
- Studio
- Little Airplane Productions
Synopsis
The Potatoes go on an imaginary hippy journey using their imaginations. The episode was available as an ebook for the iPhone in advance of debut, and screened at the BAMkids Film Festival in Brooklyn, New York.
Characters
Ruby, Olaf, Chip, Nate, Simon Snail
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Josh Selig
Producing
- Producer
- Josh Selig (Executive Producer)
Voices
Music
- Music
- Jerry Bock
- Musical Director
- Jeffrey Lesser
Crew
- Creator
- Josh Selig
Production notes
Release date reflects first airing on CBeebies in the UK; the show made its US broadcast debut in September 2012 on Disney Junior.
The Small Potatoes are a band of four singing potatoes who travel the world making music and making friends. The members of the band are Ruby, the diva, Nate, the artist, Olaf, the caretaker, and Chip, a quirky little spud. The band's songs cover every popular musical genre, from Motown to reggae to hip-hop and rock & roll. Each music video has the look and feel of a different musical era. Every three-minute episode contains one music video, as well as two short comedy sequences featuring members of the band riffing on topics from trains to feelings to science. All fans are encouraged to listen to music, dance to music and, most importantly, to make music of their own. "Music is the shorthand of emotion." -- Leo Tolstoy.
The Small Potatoes are a band of four singing potatoes who travel the world making music and making friends. The members of the band are Ruby, the diva, Nate, the artist, Olaf, the caretaker, and Chip, a quirky little spud. The band's songs cover every popular musical genre, from Motown to reggae to hip-hop and rock & roll. Each music video has the look and feel of a different musical era. Every three-minute episode contains one music video, as well as two short comedy sequences featuring members of the band riffing on topics from trains to feelings to science. All fans are encouraged to listen to music, dance to music and, most importantly, to make music of their own. "Music is the shorthand of emotion." -- Leo Tolstoy.