All The Wrong Moves

All The Wrong Moves

January 2, 2006 TV Episode Higglytown Heroes

Studio
Wild Brain, Inc.
Distributor
The Disney Channel

Synopsis

Eubie has been invited to be the ring bearer at his cousin Ooba's wedding. Mellie and Zooter sing about wedding days, and they mention how Eubie will have to dance at the reception. Eubie is panicked. He doesn't know how to dance. Twinkle, Pizza Guy and Fripp each teach Eubie some moves -- ballet, breakdancing and dicso. Unfortunately, Eubie will need to ballroom dance at the wedding. How will he ever learn? Enter the Dance Instructor. After one lesson, he knows all the moves.

Characters

Plunkie, Uncle Lemmo, Bitty, Kip, Eubie, Wayne, Twinkle, Fran, Aunt Mellie, Fripp, Pizza Guy, Uncle Zooter, Dance Instructor Hero

Credits

Directing

Director
George Evelyn, Denis Morella

Producing

Producer
Jeff Fino, Holly Huckins, Kent Redeker (Executive Producers)
Coordinating Producer
B.Z. Petroff

Writing

Writer
Holly Huckins, Kent Redeker

Voices

Voice
Alanna Ubach (Plunkie), Kevin Michael Richardson (Uncle Lemmo), Rachel York (Bitty), Rory Thost (Kip), Taylor Masamitsu (Eubie), Frankie Ryan Manriquez (Wayne), Liliana Mumy (Twinkle), Edie McClurg (Fran), Mindy Sterling (Aunt Mellie), Jim Wise (Fripp), Dee Bradley Baker (Pizza Guy, Uncle Zooter), Debbie Allen (Dance Instructor Hero)

Music

Music
Megan Cavallari (Music Supervisor)
Special Songs
Mark Harrison

Crew

Casting
Maria Estrada
Technical Director
Jung Min Chang
Visual Effects Producer
Jin Choi II
Lead Pipeline Technical Director (jadooWorks Pvt. Ltd.)
Vinnakota Gupta
Script Coordinator
Steve Bannatyne
Voice Director
Maria Estrada
Production Coordinator
Marlene Sharp

Production notes

This song-filled, imaginative series introduces pre-schoolers to the ordinary "heroes" in the world around them, whether it's the mail carrier, the grocer, the librarian or the veterinarian. Through the comical adventures of the Higglytown kids- Kip, Wayne, Eubie and Twinkle, and their wise and worldly friend Fran the Squirrel- pre-schoolers discover what various role models do every day to make the world go round and round.