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Season 2 of the The Kidsongs Television Show premiered on April 4, 1994. Distributed by American Public Television and produced by PBS station WTTW Chicago, The Kidsongs Television Show began broadcasting on 80% of all PBS stations. A total 30 episodes were made.

Starting with the season, Billy Biggle was introduced as a permanent Kidsongs character, then later, Ruby Biggle, almost halfway through the season. There were also some new kids helping out with production of the show, but like the syndicated TV series, there were no new songs; just the ones from 1985 to 1993. The season commenced production in September 1993 and completed production in early 1994.

Cast[]

Season 2 cast

Adults[]

The Biggles[]

The Kidsongs Kids[]

Episodes[]

  1. Alligator on the Loose - Special Guest: Jules Sylvester with Daisy the Alligator
  2. A Fish Story - Special Guest: Whale/Dolphin trainer Jim Clarke
  3. Billy's Tummy Ache - Special Guest: Pierre of Paris (portrayed by the late Jack Frey) from Kidsongs: Play Along Songs
  4. Gentlemen, Start Your Engines! - Special Guest: (now-former) Indianapolis 500 Driver Jimmy Vasser
  5. The Mail Must Go Through - Special Guest: Postal Worker Debra Amaya
  6. TeamworkSpecial Guest: Rick Clark with Prancer the Reindeer
  7. Where in the World is Billy Biggle? - Special Guest: Police Officer Maria Tomes
  8. Katie's Little LieSpecial Guest: Raven-Symoné
  9. Just a Little Magic - Special Guest: (now-deceased) Magician Joey Kabosius (AKA Rainbow Wizard)
  10. Pizza, Pizza - Special Guest: Saxophonist Dave Koz
  11. Just a Little Bit of History - Special Guest: (now-former) Lieutenant Pete Barnett (From the Coast Guard)
  12. Circus Day - Special Guest: Juggler Chip Lowell
  13. I Can't Play Sports - Special Guest: (now-deceased) Harlem Globetrotter Kelvin "Special K" Hildreth
  14. A Community Assignment - Special Guest: Mark Harden with Shaina the Capuchin Monkey
  15. Dinosaur Day - Special Guest: Ariana Richards from Jurassic Park
  16. Around the World in Thirty Minutes - Special Guest: Bagpipe playing Scotsman Bruce Farrar from Kidsongs: I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing
  17. Megan's Bad Day - Special Guest: Mark Harden with Marimbo the Martial Eagle
  18. Safety First - Special Guest: (now-retired) Captain Steve Ruda of the Los Angeles Fire Department
  19. Recycled TV - Special Guest: Jules Sylvester with iguana Chiquita
  20. Professor Majorchord's Music LessonSpecial Guest: Professor Majorchord (portrayed by the late Sloan Fischer) from Kidsongs: Play Along Songs
  21. Change for the Better - Special Guest: Mark Harden with Tarzan the Baby Chimpanzee
  22. Weather Biggle - Special Guest: (now-former) Weatherman Christopher Nance
  23. Olympian Dreams - Special Guests: (now-former) Olympic gymnasts Nadia Comăneci and Bart Conner
  24. Wild West Fever - Special Guest: Women's barrel racing champion Charmayne Rodman
  25. Responsibility - Special Guest: Puppeteer Howard Barnett
  26. Birthday Blues - Special Guest: Canadian cellist Brendan Milbank
  27. Aviation Adventures - Special Guests: Kara and Kimberly Albright
  28. Sign Language Communication - Special Guests: Sandra Carpe and her interpreter, Mindy Brown
  29. I Need a Little Pasta - Special Guest: Restaurateur Frank Miceli
  30. A Kidsongs Kids' Best Friend - Special Guest: Dog trainer Clint Rowe with dogs Beasley and Emily

Trivia[]

  • This season was recorded at VPS Studios in Los Angeles, California (now known as Line 204 Studios).
  • This season, Janessa Ray and Mark Humphrey took turns as the Camera Person and the Stage Manager, Mr. Forbes served as the programming director, his portrayer is Leif Jonasen in this season.
  • After production of this season ended, all of the cast members from this season, except for associate director Megan Miyahira, late Hassan Nicholas, presenter Alexandra Picatto, and general manager Mrs. Wilson (portrayed by Stephanie DuBois), left the Kidsongs Television Show whereas Janessa Ray (as Janessa Beth) left Kidsongs with Mark Humphrey II, Kevin Williamson, Jr., Melanee Shale, Leif Jonasen and Janet Veyts in early 1994.