The Kidsongs Television Show/Circus Day

Circus Day
Season 1, Episode 12
Airdate	April 19, 1994
Production Number	12
Written by	Carol Rosenstein
Directed by	Bruce Gowers
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The Kidsongs Television Show — Season One

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Circus Day is the twelfth episode of the first season of The Kidsongs Television Show, and the twelfth episode overall.

Starring:

Guest Starring: Chip Lowell (Himself)

Co-Starring:

Plot Overview

Billy wonders why the hosts say the same thing at the beginning of each show. They explain that it's the motto of the show and then explain to Billy what a motto is. Billy grows taller than the Kidsongs Kids to help place circus props on the set, then shrinks back to his usual small size. Billy decides he wants to be the show's jester for the day and dresses up in a court jester hat with a staff. Billy tells silly jokes and puns throughout the show to make the kids laugh since they are working so hard. At the end of the show, Billy wonders if he was funny enough and a success a court jester. The kids say that he was, but that he doesn't have to make them laugh to be their friend; they think he is adorable and they love him just the way he his.

Title of songs from the Kidsongs videotapes in this episode:

• "Chickie Chickie Beat" (Play Along Songs)
• "Put On a Happy Face" (A Day at the Circus)
• "The Ringmaster Song" (A Day at the Circus)
• "The Lion Tamer" (A Day at the Circus)
• "Strolling Through the Park" (A Day at the Circus)
• "Polly Wolly Doodle" (A Day at the Circus)
• "You Know That You Can Do It" (The Wonderful World of Sports)
• "The Hokey Pokey" (A Day at Camp)

Credits

• Executive Producers: Carol Rosenstein, Bruce Gowers
• Producer: Carol Rosenstein
• Music Producer: Michael Lloyd
• Choreographer: Andre Tayir
• Associate Director: Ron Andreassen
• Associate Producer: Monica Shaver Stock
• Lighting Designer: Jerry Watson
• Production Designer: Cecil Schmidt
• Lighting Director: Dennis Weiler
• Post Production Supervisor: Mary Schmid
• Script Supervisor: Douglas Rush
• Biggle Costume Designer: Joanne McPherson
• Assistant Biggle Costume Designer: Jana-Marie Bonar
• Assistant Hair & Make-Up: Roseanne McIlvane
• Camera Operators: Brian "Rick" Lamb
• Video: Richard Strock
• Utility: John Steinhibler
• Set Dresser: Brian Root,
• Videotape Operator: Jerry Kaman
• Production Accountant: Sue Lane
• Talent and Music Coordinator: Kathryn Meyers
• Assistants to the Executive Producer: Karla Merklen
• Editors: Ron Andreassen, Ron Barr, Chuck Meyers, Steve Rasch, Jeff Uren
• Graphics Design: Jacques Dupuy
• Post Production: Complete Post, Inc.