Chris Phillips

Set within an eye-popping 3D CGI world of swaying kelp forests, fantastical coral reefs, and undersea gardens and featuring original pop, rock, country, and hip-hop music, the show teaches and models school-readiness skills through songs, dances, and lots of laughs. So put on your water-wings, and jump in for learning and laughs with Bubble Guppies!

Welcome to the PB&J Otter guide at TV Tome. 1997 must have been a good year for New York-based animation studio Jumbo Pictures, Inc. The company was enjoying the success of its recently renewed "Doug", and was also working on producing "101 Dalmations: The Series" - which premiered later that year. 1997 was also the year that the company's founder, Jim Jinkins, created the upbeat, musical animated series "PB&J Otter" for the Disney Channel. Developed with the cooperation of Harvard Cognitive Skills Group, Project Zero, the show premiered in March of 1998. "PB&J Otter" tells the continuing story of the day-to-day adventures of three young Otter siblings - older brother Peanut, younger sister Jelly, and baby sister Butter - and their friends and family, living life in a small community known as Lake Hoohaw. Other characters include PB&J's friends: sarcastic Flick Duck; slightly paranoid Munchy Beaver; and Pinch Raccoon, a lover of anything dainty. Pinch's r

The series takes place in the fictional town of Bluffington, Doug Funnie and his family have moved from Bloatsburg, and deals with the exploits of the title character, grade-schooler and diarist ("It's not a diary, it's a journal.").