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Henrik Zetterberg, left, Valtteri Filppula, and Johan Franzen, here playing with the puck at the end of practice, have been the calming veteran influence on a Red Wings team full of fledglings. (David Guralnick/Detroit News)
Anaheim, Cal. — Everyone knew things would be different, less predictable and more turbulent. The Red Wings rode the wave of youthful transition all season, so we shouldn't be surprised they engaged in a classically riveting first-round series with the Ducks.
Did the Wings and Ducks play seven games of aesthetically scintillating hockey? No. But they played one of the tightest series imaginable, more tightly contested than almost any the NHL has seen, with four of the first six games decided in overtime.
This stirred two thoughts before they met for a late-night Game 7. One is that the Wings made it through the toughest part of their transformation, with seven playoff rookies getting substantial time and mostly showing they belong. Somehow, Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk haven't started aging while the kids have, and that bodes well for the future.
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For the first time in 22 consecutive playoff years for the Wings, this was clearly one of growth and adjustment. And maybe that explains why the series was so topsy-turvy, with the teams seizing and losing control more often than a rodeo rider. The Wings won three in overtime, despite blowing a 4-1 lead in one and a 3-1 lead in the other. The Ducks won in slightly more routine fashion.
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Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau has been in a lot of tight games, but never a series like this.
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Cheering for the Underdog
Posted by The Situationist Staff on December 31, 2007
If you're like many Americans, you're spending much of this week watching football games. And, if you're like many such viewers, you're rooting for the underdog (or rooting against the overdog). It seems there's a strong bias in favor of the person or group who seems outmatched be it in sports, movies, or other walks of life.
We've examined that tendency on several ocassions, most substantively in Jon Hanson and Michael McCann's Promoting Dispsitionism through Entertainment series, which, by studying the films Rocky Balboa and The Pursuit of Happyness, showed how system justification plays a leading role in explaining for whom we cheer. System justification, as Situationist contributors John Jost, Aaron Kay, and their collaborators have shown, refers to the motive to defend and bolster existing arrangements even when doing so seems to conflict with individual and group interests.
A new study published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin looks further into the underdog phenomenon. In "The Appeal of the Underdog," Joseph A. Vandello, Nadav P. Goldschmied, and David A. R. Richards of the University of South Florida asked participants to react to various scenarios presenting different competitors with an advantage or disadvantage. Below we excerpt of a Science Daily article on their study and findings.
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Using both sports and political examples, the researchers asked study participants to react to various scenarios presenting different competitors with an advantage or disadvantage.
For instance, in one study using the Israeli and Palestinian conflict, the participants were given the same essay about the history of the area, but with different maps to reference — one showing Palestine as smaller than Israel (and thus, the underdog) and the other showing Israel as smaller.
No matter what scenario the participants were presented with, they consistently favored the underdog to win.
Why do people support underdogs and find them so appealing?
The researchers propose that those who are viewed as disadvantaged arouse people's sense of fairness and justice — important principles to most people.
The researchers also found that people tend to believe that underdogs put forth more effort than top-dogs, but that favorable evaluation disappeared when the underdog status no longer applies, such as when people are expected to lose but have a lot of available resources.
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East Lansing � After lightning delays, offensive delays and excitement delays, Michigan State could delay no longer. Its real season starts now, and Mark Dantonio picked a quarterback just in time.
Sophomore Connor Cook is the guy for now, after throwing four touchdown passes in Michigan State�s 55-17 rout of Youngstown State. It�s hard to say one blasting of an FCS foe confirms Cook is the best on the roster, but a choice had to be made, and I�ll say it again � with the Spartans� superb defense, there�s no sense taking chances with someone risky.
The 3-0 Spartans head to Notre Dame with the quarterback competition over � thankfully, if not permanently. This was a much-needed performance by a much-maligned offense against a much-outmanned opponent. Dantonio didn�t panic and leap for the freshman unknown, because in the ebbs and throws of college football, nothing is more important than minimizing mistakes. Sometimes, just taking care of business is all that�s necessary.
�It was a great day for our offense,� Dantonio said. �Two things were evident to me that were extremely pleasing � we made the difficult catch, we threw the ball with confidence and we had explosive plays. I don�t care who you play against, it�s an indication we grew up a little bit, caught fire a little bit, and provided the spark that hopefully will ignite our offense.�
Two things were evident? Dantonio was so excited to see 547 yards of offense, he listed about a half-dozen things. Hey, it�s understandable. After all the angst, there was relief the Spartans at least can go to Notre Dame with a quarterback who has started a couple of games.
�It�s just reassuring,� Cook said. �This was the first time where I was in and I was the main guy. When you know your coaches believe in you, you know your teammates believe in you, and you believe in yourself, it just makes you a lot more confident and not afraid to make mistakes.�
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At the quarterback position, you can�t have too many Cooks in the kitchen, and Dantonio knows it. He wanted the competition to play out, but early last week, the choice was apparent. Cook was put in a position to shine and that�s what he did, throwing four first-half touchdown passes and completing 15 of 22 against the Penguins. He�s 27-for-49 this season, without an interception.
Cook used variations of �reassured� several times in his news conference, and clearly, this was the time to settle everything down. With a dominant defense, you�d prefer an offense that reassures rather than riles up.
That�s why Dantonio declined to use freshman Damion Terry, although the student section again was chanting his name before Cook took a snap. Dantonio confirmed he�d prefer to redshirt Terry. Redshirt freshman Tyler O�Connor played the second half and senior Andrew Maxwell watched, although I still think he�s likely to be the relief guy, if necessary.
Situations change quickly in this goofy game, but Dantonio has options. Just a week ago, Michigan State didn�t have a quarterback and Michigan had an increasingly celebrated one. Today, the Spartans feel a bit more comfortable, and the Wolverines have to feel a bit nervous.
If you want to dismiss the relevance because of the opponent, then you didn�t watch Michigan�s messy 28-24 escape against Akron. Devin Gardner committed four turnovers and showed you can slip from hip to nearly Zipped in a hurry. It works the other way, too.
We�ll see if Cook turns out to be the right guy, but sticking with one guy is the right move by Dantonio. He�s no longer hedging and alternating, definitively declaring, �Connor Cook�s the No. 1 quarterback.�
Big test coming
Cook isn�t a traditional precision passer, but at 6-foot-4, he has a powerful arm and the mobility to create plays. He showed it in flashes when he helped rally Michigan State to a bowl victory over TCU. His crazy-legs running style reminds some of Drew Stanton, although that�s a tad premature.
�Connor played well, ran the ball effectively, made good checks at the line of scrimmage,� Dantonio said. �He�s a big strong physical guy with a rocket arm. Really, the thing he�s lacked is long-term game experience, which he got (Saturday).�
The quarterback competition didn�t really reach the controversy stage, but it wasn�t fully tested, either. It will be tested by the Fighting Irish and it�s always subject to change, but at least Cook is imbued with some confidence. It helped Michigan State�s offensive line looked good against Youngstown State, and Macgarrett Kings Jr. was among the receivers that finally made tough catches.
It also helps not to have quarterbacks lined up in a row, looking to see who�s next.
�We went into this game telling Connor it�s his game,� co-offensive coordinator Dave Warner said. �I think that helped him from a confidence standpoint, and he seemed to settle in and make plays. Hopefully it�s a taste of things to come.�
This Michigan State season still will be defined by the defense, which is even better than last year�s. But there�s a chance the Spartans aren�t cooked on offense after all, if Cook indeed is ready to take charge.


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Boston � It's painful for Miguel Cabrera to play, and has been for nearly three months. In this series, it's especially painful to watch.
On the big stage, the game's best hitter can't do what he does. And it's too bad, because if he had his power, the Tigers might not be scuffling for runs, and Prince Fielder might not be under such scrutiny. It's too bad that fans are seeing barely half of what Cabrera can do, his abdominal and groin injuries sapping his leg strength.
Jim Leyland called it "a shame," and in a way, he's right. The Red Sox probably don't mind Cabrera's troubles, but for the Tigers, and probably for casual baseball fans, seeing the cracked shell of a superstar doesn�t seem right.
Cabrera is fighting through it, not complaining, not even wanting to discuss his injuries. "It's no time to feel sorry about how you're feeling," he says, and there's far less playfulness in his manner these days. I'm sure when the season ends, the Tigers will hotly debate how they handled Cabrera, and whether a stint on the disabled list would've helped. But the truth is, they needed him during a spirited division race, and they really need him now.
"It kind of breaks your heart, to be honest with you, to see him out there the way he's hurting," Leyland said before Game 6 on Saturday night. "He's tough as nails. I have so much respect for him. Everybody is conscientious these days about people earning their money. You talk about somebody who is earning their money � this guy feels like he owes it to the Detroit Tigers and our fans to be out there.
"We're not trying to hide anything. I think that's pretty obvious to the naked eye when you watch him. But he's out there, and we're glad he's out there."
Cabrera doesn�t feel like himself, and at times doesn't look like himself. He has lunged at bad pitches, something he rarely does. But he is contributing, hitting .263 with two home runs and seven RBIs. Yes, even hobbled, Cabrera leads the Tigers in the postseason in home runs and RBIs. Against the Red Sox, he was 5-for-18 heading into Game 6.
In a pitching-rich postseason, Cabrera's numbers are fine for a normal hitter. For a guy who has won three straight AL batting titles, an MVP and a Triple Crown, the menace is absent.
"It's really a shame for the whole baseball world because they're not getting a chance to see him at his best," Leyland said. "This time of year, people are turning on the TV, they love to see these guys. Obviously, I think he's the best player in the league. To not be able to see him at his best because of a physical ailment, it hurts a little bit. But that's just the way it is."
There are no excuses this time of year, and Cabrera isn't making any. But his injuries have been evident on several key plays, including the out at home plate in Game 5. Third-base coach Tom Brookens first waved him in, figuring a two-out hit should score a guy from second. And I bet Cabrera's pride told him the same thing, and perhaps that's why he ran through Brookens' subsequent stop sign.
Like I said, Cabrera isn't asking for sympathy, and the Red Sox aren't offering any.
"We've got guys that are banged up as well," Red Sox manager John Farrell said. "When we've mis-located (a pitch), he's still driven the ball for extra-base hits around the ballpark. Every time (Cabrera) steps in the box, he's got a chance to change the score."
That chance has diminished for Cabrera, but the respect hasn't. Even hurting, he helps more than he hurts.


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Tigers slugging tandem Prince Fielder and Miguel Cabrera will have to maintain their pace at the plate for the team to return to the World Series this season. (Elizabeth Conley/Detroit News)
Detroit � The Tigers have the most-feared hitter and two of the top pitchers in baseball. They have more All-Stars than anyone. They have the best offense and best starting pitching, based on various statistical measures. They sell out games, generate noise and still are Las Vegas favorites to win the World Series.
So naturally, we gotta ask: What�s wrong with the Tigers?
Not as much as you think (or I think). But just enough to set up a tense second half that could be the most impactful, one way or another, for the Tigers since their last championship in 1984. So much is at stake, as Mike Ilitch continues the most grimly determined quest not involving a captain and a whale.
The Tigers should win the anemic AL Central for the third straight time, and it shouldn�t be as tight as a year ago (three games) or as easy as two years ago (15 games). They hold a 1�-game lead over the Indians at 52-42, displaying a sputtering inconsistency that freaks fans out.
I�d suggest people calm down, but that sounds patronizing. The Tigers will make the playoffs barring catastrophic injury, an asteroid hit, or a steroid hit. And because it doesn�t appear Jhonny Peralta or any player allegedly connected to the Biogenesis lab will serve a suspension this season, Dave Dombrowski and Jim Leyland can focus their concerns on the old standby, the rickety bullpen.
Could the Tigers win the World Series as presently constructed? Yes they could, with Joaquin Benoit stepping solidly into the closer�s role and Drew Smyly performing well as the setup guy.
Should the Tigers attempt to win the World Series as presently constructed? No, they shouldn�t.
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If you�ve come this far, losing in the World Series twice since 2006, you don�t risk it all with players in new roles, and you don�t skimp. This will be a momentous stretch drive because nobody knows how much more Ilitch can afford to invest, in money or time. Leyland is on a one-year contract and Dombrowski has mortgaged pieces to win now. The Tigers are too talented to be confined to a small window, but it doesn�t stay wide open forever.
That�s why Dombrowski will trade for one or two bullpen arms by the July 31 deadline. He might even pick up another hitter. The Tigers need to buy some insurance, but there�s no way to purchase assurance. As much as any sport, baseball�s long grind guarantees nothing, which is why mediocre regular-season teams like the Giants and Cardinals have won recently.
�I�ve liked my club all year, and I�ll like it to the end no matter how it turns out,� Leyland said before the All-Star break. �We�re not the most athletic club, but we can hit doubles, hit balls over the fence and be a little creative if we get (Austin) Jackson going a little more. Whoever wins this thing is gonna be the mentally toughest team. We showed it the last couple of years, but there�s not much margin for error for anybody.�
Leyland chafes at the suggestion the Tigers should just romp and roll, and he does a good job calmly directing such a high-profile team. The Indians are capable, although their pitching is highly suspect. Beyond that, Kansas City, Chicago and Minnesota are a combined 38 games under .500, and the Tigers get to play that gruesome threesome 36 times out of 68 games remaining.
The Tigers are built to win more than a division, with Miguel Cabrera having another spectacular season and Max Scherzer joining him. Justin Verlander is poised to turn it up and Victor Martinez already is turning it up. Suddenly, the Tigers lineup one-through-six is imposing, from Jackson to Torii Hunter to Cabrera to Prince Fielder to Martinez to Peralta.
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For all the justifiable angst about the bullpen, Benoit and Smyly have morphed into a very effective late-inning combo. It would help if rookie Bruce Rondon can harness his 100-mph heater in the seventh, but after that, the bullpen is half-yikes and half-yuk.
The fact is, a team shouldn�t be defined by its weaknesses, but by its strengths. And the Tigers� starting pitching needs to be even more dominant, with Scherzer, Verlander, Doug Fister and Anibal Sanchez going deeper into games. Verlander has been tweaking his delivery, and seems to be gathering strength.
�We have a lot of veteran guys that know how to prepare for a long season, and that�s why I think you see us play well in the second half,� Verlander said. �I don�t think we�ve even shown our potential yet.�
Actually, the Tigers have shown tons of potential � they just have to fulfill it. Their .281 team batting average is best in baseball, but from the seventh inning on, they rank a puzzling 28th in key offensive categories.
The Tigers have clutch guys who hit well with two outs, so that late-inning stat could be an anomaly. Maybe it�s because they grab quick leads and pace themselves � in games and in their division. For sure, it has to be ratcheted up now.
�We have some sparks for three or four games that are just unbelievable,� Hunter said. �But I�m waiting for that ballclub that for two to three weeks just puts up crazy, gigantic, historic numbers.�
There�s a reason Vegas oddsmakers still list the Tigers as favorites to win it all. The way this team was built, the talent it possesses, there�s no other option. Dombrowski can�t hedge in acquiring bullpen help and the Tigers can�t dodge expectations that were set long ago, and despite the flaws, remain as high as ever.


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For the 5 people (Peggy) that are wondering where the hell I've been for the past 6 months, well, let's just say I've been losing a lot of sleep (mostly in a good way) on Bayou Gauche. (Check it out. Let me know what you think.)
I don't know if uninspired is the word, but I just haven't had the urge or the need lately to write lots of words consecutively. But leave it to my youngest offspring Joseph to bring me out of the dark tunnel that is an outdated blog.
Sometimes kids leave you little "gifts" around the house. And I say "gifts" because they are not always pleasant. Like a un-flushed toilet after Taco night or a decorated boiled Easter egg in the bottom of a drawer in August.
But once in a while you find something that just makes things a little better...
So I've taken a hiatus from writing.
Mainly because I can barely form sentences because my brain is fried from various activities like trying to figure out how evil ninja zombies took over my 5 year old son and transformed him into a energy sucking, boundary pushing, makes me want to beat my head against the wall and/or lay in a fetal position on the bathroom floor....shell of a kid.
Joseph started school this year which means all my kids go to one place for 7 whole hours.
One would think the angels or the Lord up above or whomever gives you a break once in a while would be looking down on me and think to themselves, "She's been kicking ass for the past 7 years...why don't we cut her a little slack and see what happens."
Every now and then Sponge Bob's voice makes my ears bleed.
It's in those moments that I channel my father and exclaim, ''That's it! TV off! Go find something else to do!'' Which is soon followed by, ''Mom, I'm bored'' to which I really channel my father and answer, ''You're bored? Do you want me to find something for you to do?''.
Cher Joseph,
This week you start kindergarten.
You are my last child to start "big" school.
I thought I was all cool with it...
Hello. My name is Nicole.
Have we met?
I'm a type A, overachiever, who likes stuff to be organized.
Let me rephrase that.
I NEED stuff to be organized.
If there is clutter around me, there is clutter in my brain and clutter in brain leads to anxiety which leads to panic which leads to 5 o'clock meltdowns.
Don't you wish you were married to me?
So you can imagine that the thought of school starting with the the lunches, and the backpacks and the bazillion school notes and folders and homework sheets and ballet registration forms and omg I'm about to have a nervous breakdown right here and now.
Luckily I occasionally have bright ideas to quiet this anxiety and a wonderful loving husband who can execute them...
Sometimes kids say inappropriate things.
Well, my kids do anyway.
They've been known to drop an f-bomb here and there and a son of a b*tch occasionally.
There are always those few minutes after they've said something inappropriate when you quickly have to make a decision as to how to react...
It was my husband Mark's 50th birthday yesterday.
And instead of the whole sports car mid-life crisis scenario, Mark has more of a I want to catch a tarpon for the first time in my life mid-life situation going on.
Which is fine for me because I get to go spend some time on the water in Belize then come back to the cabana and drink cocktails until it's time to crash. Then wake up in the morning and do it all over again.
I think he should turn 50 every year.
Well, his 50th birthday wasn't his lucky day as far as the tarpon were concerned so I thought this might help a little....
Before I start I just want to make sure you all know that Mark and I both love the beautiful country of Canada and the land of the free, the great Unites States of America.
I love Americans. Mark loves Canadians. We did, after all, marry each other.
Ok, disclaimer over....
Like I've said before, I'll say it again....my kids supply me with endless entertainment.
(In between the times when they make me contemplate boarding schools and/or the use of Valium.)
But anyway.
One thing I really find amusing is when the kids, particularly Joseph, mispronounce words...
Every year our family loads the camper and hits to road to Canada to visit my family.
As the kids get older, some things get easier, but some things become more challenging...
You could say that my second born, Luke, is a little high strung.
He regularly needs to run wild in the great outdoors to keep him from climbing the walls and/or our piano.
He's just a compact little ball of pure and unadulterated energy.
This can sometimes pose a problem at bedtime....
I'm just going to go ahead and preface this post by explaining something to you all.
Mark was raised on a farm in Bayou Lafourche.
He was raised with cows and horses and his grandmother who'd go in the back and cut the chickens' neck so they'd have food for dinner.
He and I both share the idea that we want our kids to understand where food comes from;that it's not necessarily produced in some magical factory (even though most of the stuff these days is).
We want them to know the honest to God truth about how food, and in this case, meat, goes from living things to something we eat.
Then they can make their own decisions on how they feel about it.
There are some things we prefer not to sugar coat too much...and this is one of them.
I think my sister is telepathic.
We live thousands of miles apart, and still she can somehow sense I need a little pick-me-up and sends something my way to make me laugh.
We have shared many things (well sometimes she wasn't sharing but I'de just pretend she was anyway). But, one thing I can always rely on is our shared sense of humor....
A few days after Festival International I was feeling pretty crappy to say the least. I felt like old rum was coursing through my veins instead of blood and my head was caught somewhere in between consciousness and that place where stuff that shouldn't make sense does.
So what do I decide to do?...
These past few weeks have been a little chaotic. With the Blue Moon expanding and the clothing line coming to life, it sort of feels like the days have no beginning and no end.
Until Friday, when Joseph's pre-school had their yearly mother's tea where all the moms come to school and sit at pretty tables prepared by the children, have tea and treats, and watch the kids sing songs...
So it just occurred to me that my kids think I do nothing all day long.
It occurred to me when, yesterday when we were having lunch, I asked Emmylou what she wanted to do when she grew up and she answered, ''Nothing! Just like you!''..


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Super Why!
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The team meets a lucky lad and dive inside his magic lamp to speak to a genie who grants wishes. [28 minutes]
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- Grade Levels
- PreK-2
- Curricular Areas
- Literacy & Languages
- Series Length
- 149 episodes
- Average Episode Length
- 28 minutes
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- Record and retain for 1 year from each broadcast. No duplication allowed.
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Series Description: This series focuses on the adventures of four fairytale friends who transform into reading-powered superheroes: Alpha Pig with Alphabet Power, Wonder Red with Word Power, Princess Presto with Spelling Power, Super Why with the Power to Read and Super YOU with the Power to Help. Together, they are the "Super Readers!" The Super Readers jump into books (literally) to find answers to everyday preschool challenges and embark on exciting adventures, where they play interactive reading games to overcome obstacles and save the day. In every episode, young viewers dive directly into a pop-up story to experience a brightly-illustrated children's tale brought to magical life.
All Episodes
The Three Little Pigs (#101)
The Super Readers fly into the Three Little Pigs story and come face to face with the Big Bad Wolf. [28 minutes]
- Tue, December 15, 11:00 AM on IPTV
Hansel and Gretel (#102)
The Super Readers try to help Hansel and Gretel get out of a sticky sweet situation. [28 minutes]
- Thu, December 17, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Sun, December 20, 11:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Humpty Dumpty (#103)
Poor Pig is stuck at the tippy top of his brand new slide, and is afraid to come down! [28 minutes]
- Mon, December 28, 11:00 AM on IPTV
Jack and the Beanstalk (#104)
Whyatt's little sister has a tantrum. The Super Readers meet a giant who's acting like a big baby! [28 minutes]
- Tue, December 29, 11:00 AM on IPTV
The Tortoise and the Hare (#105)
The Super Readers teach these friends good sportsmanship as they head toward the finish line. [29 minutes]
- Thu, December 31, 11:00 AM on IPTV
Goldilocks and the Three Bears (#106)
Whyatt accidentally messes up Jack's room and is in BIG trouble with his big brother! [28 minutes]
The Boy Who Cried Wolf (#107)
When Baby Joys says her first words Whyatt is the only one to hear her, but no one believes him. [29 minutes]
Rapunzel (#108)
Princess Pea finds the value of a helping hand when her kitten gets stuck in the top of a tree. [28 minutes]
The Ugly Duckling (#109)
Princess Pea's learns that practice makes perfect as her dance recital quickly approaches. [29 minutes]
The Elves and the Shoemaker (#110)
Whyatt has a secret admirer and the Shoemaker is curious about his own secret friends! [29 minutes]
Little Miss Muffet (#111)
Poor Red wants nothing more than to play with Little Boy Blue, but he keeps running away! [29 minutes]
Cinderella (#112)
Red doesn't feel like a Princess, so how will she fit in at Sleeping Beauty's princess party? [28 minutes]
The Ant and the Grasshopper (#113)
The Super Readers help a pig who didn't plan ahead and a grasshopper who is unprepared for winter. [28 minutes]
The Little Red Hen (#114)
None of Red's friends want to help gather apples. Will anyone lend her a hand? [29 minutes]
The Frog Prince (#115)
Princess Pea wants to do ballet and Spider wants to spin webs. How will they play together? [28 minutes]
The Princess and the Pea (#116)
Princess Pea is worried she won't win a Golden Crown at the Annual Junior Princess Competition. [28 minutes]
Little Red Riding Hood (#117)
The Super Readers meet Little Red and Grandma and try to get Wolfy to stop tricking Littlest Pig. [28 minutes]
Tom Thumb (#118)
The Super Readers meet Tom Thumb, a guy who knows what it feels like to be little...really little! [28 minutes]
Little Bo Peep (#119)
Whyatt can't find Mister Lizard. The Super Readers come to the rescue to help find missing sheep. [28 minutes]
The Emperor's New Clothes (#120)
The heroes meet an Emperor who has invisible clothes. Little Piggy wears a bucket on his head. [28 minutes]
The Twelve Dancing Princesses (#121)
Whyatt wants to know why his family is acting sneaky. The 12 Dancing Princesses are being secretive. [28 minutes]
The Three Billy Goats Gruff (#122)
Red is mad because Gramma won't let her into the kitchen to get some extra special Red Velvet Cake! [28 minutes]
Thumbelina (#123)
The gang shrinks down to the size of ants to help teeny tiny Thumbelina find her missing brother. [29 minutes]
Goldilocks and the Three Bears: The Mystery (#124)
Goldilocks is determined to prove that she didn't make the mess in the Three Bears' house! [28 minutes]
Beauty and the Beast (#125)
If the Beast can turn down his roaring, Beauty might learn they're not as different as she thinks. [28 minutes]
Rumpelstiltskin (#126)
A Princess has a helper who is too busy to help spin straw into gold. Can the team guess his name? [28 minutes]
Tiddalick The Frog (#127)
Tiddalick the frog's puddle jumping is using up water and leaving his neighbors in the dust. [28 minutes]
Sleeping Beauty (#128)
The team uses their powers to wake a Princess and show her that there's more to life than snoozing. [28 minutes]
The Foolish Wishes (#129)
Whyatt has to pick one toy at the store. The team helps a farmer decide how to use 3 magic wishes. [28 minutes]
The Goose and the Golden Eggs (#130)
The team visits a man who is as protective of his special eggs as Red is of her delicious apples. [28 minutes]
The Magic Porridge Pot (#131)
The Super Readers fly in to rescue a little girl whose magical pot just won't stop making porridge! [28 minutes]
Pinocchio (#132)
Whyatt learns the importance of telling the truth and meets a boy whose nose grows when he fibs. [28 minutes]
Momotaro The Peach Boy (#133)
The team finds a boy in a Japanese Folktale whose friends are arguing so loudly, it angers an ogre! [28 minutes]
The Gingerbread Boy (#134)
The Super Readers try to keep the speedy little Gingerbread Boy safe, but is their plan half baked? [28 minutes]
The Ghost Who Was Afraid of Halloween (#135)
The team teaches a Little Ghost who is scared that there's more to Halloween than meets the eye! [28 minutes]
The Stars in the Sky (#136)
The team soars high with a little girl named Ella who has a big dream of playing with the stars. [28 minutes]
The Three Feathers (#137)
A young prince must race to find a magic carpet. The only problem is he doesn't think he can do it! [28 minutes]
'twas The Night Before Christmas (#138)
The team catches up with Santa and his reindeer and unravels the mystery of Santa's childhood. [28 minutes]
- Mon, December 14, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Thu, December 24, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Fri, December 25, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Sun, December 27, 11:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Super Why! and the Little Mermaid (#139)
The team explores the ocean with the Little Mermaid, whose tail sets her apart from kids on land. [28 minutes]
Juan Bobo and the Pig (#140)
The Super Readers meet a boy who thinks his Momma wants him to put his pig in a dress! [28 minutes]
Snow White (#141)
The Super Readers try to stop the wicked queen from giving the fairytale princess a poison apple. [28 minutes]
The Rolling Rice Cakes (#142)
The team meets an old man in a Japanese folktale who has chased his rice cakes into a mouse hole! [28 minutes]
Peter Rabbit (#143)
The team chases the mischievous cottontail bunny, who is on the hunt for delicious vegetables. [28 minutes]
The Boy Who Drew Cats (#144)
The team meets a boy in a Japanese Folklore who is struggling to sketch a picture for the emperor. [28 minutes]
Aladdin (#145)
The team meets a lucky lad and dive inside his magic lamp to speak to a genie who grants wishes. [28 minutes]
Hansel and Gretel: A Healthy Adventure (#146)
The team convinces a witch to trade her gingerbread house for something delicious and nutritious. [28 minutes]
The Swan Maiden (#147)
The heroes help the Swan Maiden get her feathers back so she can return home before the sun sets. [28 minutes]
Cinderella: The Prince's Side of the Story (#148)
Little Boy Blue disappears and the prince in Cinderella's fairytale may help solve the mystery. [28 minutes]
The Three Little Pigs: The Return of the Wolf (#149)
Poppa Pig teaches the team to construct a sturdy building before Big Bad Wolf ruins their plans. [28 minutes]
The City Mouse and the Country Mouse (#150)
The heros jump into the tale of two mice brothers who live far away from each other. [28 minutes]
King Midas (#151)
Super Why and his friends fly into the story of a ruler with the golden touch and meet King Midas. [28 minutes]
The Prince and the Pauper (#152)
When they switch houses, a prince on the farm and a pauper in a castle soon leads to confusion. [28 minutes]
George and the Dragon (#153)
Knight George is about to battle a dragon to rescue a princess, but it turns out he isn't so brave. [28 minutes]
The Swiss Family Robinson (#154)
Little Boy Blue is stuck on a little island in Storybrook Pond and can't get back to shore. [28 minutes]
Dr. Dolittle (#155)
Red's new puppy is whimpering and the heroes ask for advice from a boy who can talk to animals. [28 minutes]
Alice In Wonderland (#156)
The heroes tumble down the rabbit hole to catch up with a famous white rabbit who is very late! [28 minutes]
The Story of Mother Goose (#157)
Red gets stuck writing a new song. The heroes meet Mother Goose just as she's starting her poems. [28 minutes]
The Ugly Duckling: Becoming A Swan (#158)
The superheroes help Duckling accept himself as he is and Pig learns a lesson about getting bigger. [28 minutes]
The Nutcracker (#159)
The heroes try to find out why the Mouse King is so cranky and restore magic to The Land of Sweets. [28 minutes]
- Thu, December 10, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Sun, December 13, 11:00 AM on IPTV Learns
- Mon, December 21, 11:00 AM on IPTV
The Muddled-Up Fairytales (#160)
Things get wacky when a young dragon eager to find a legend of his own moves in with The Three Pigs. [28 minutes]
The Story of the Tooth Fairy (#161)
Whyatt has lost his very first tooth! The reading heroes set off to meet the Tooth Fairy in person. [28 minutes]
The Comic Book: Attack of the Eraser (#162)
The super readers must stop the diabolical Eraser from wiping out all of the words in Reader Valley. [28 minutes]
The Big Game (#163)
The superheroes join fairytale heroes to play in a big soccer match against their storybook foes. [28 minutes]
The Cookbook (#164)
The heroes help Whyatt bake a birthday cake by getting the recipe from a very silly rhyming chef. [28 minutes]
The Beach Day Mystery (#165)
The team goes on a swashbuckling scavenger hunt adventure filled with clues, pirates and treasure! [28 minutes]
Woofster Finds A Home (#201)
Whyatt goes to a pet adoption fair and meets a little puppy. A new Super Reader joins the team! [28 minutes]
Webby In Bathland (#202)
The Super Readers help a brave little penguin save his beloved town from the evil Squirmy Germies. [28 minutes]
Bedtime for Bear (#203)
Charlie is a bear who is scared of just about anything. The heroes shed some light on the problem. [28 minutes]
Molly's Dance Show (#204)
The Super Readers head into a story to meet a ballerina doll named Molly who has stage fright. [28 minutes]
King Eddie Who Loved Spaghetti (#205)
The superheroes meet a king who only wants to eat spaghetti and convince him to taste new foods. [28 minutes]
Naila and the Magic Map (#206)
The Super Readers explore ancient Egypt and help Naila unravel a mysterious code to find a treasure. [28 minutes]
Jasper's Cowboy Wish (#207)
The Super Readers explore the Old West and meet a cowpoke named Jasper who wants to be a cowboy. [28 minutes]
Baby Dino's Big Discovery (#208)
The Super Readers lend a hand to a baby dinosaur who is searching for his mommy. [28 minutes]
Princess Gwennie Saves The Day (#209)
The Super Readers fly into the story of a princess with a silly sense of humor and a big job to do. [28 minutes]
The Great Robot Race (#210)
The reading friends meet a boy named Bradbury who is determined to help his robo-doggie win a race. [28 minutes]
- Wed, December 2, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Sat, December 5, 11:00 AM on IPTV Learns
The Adventures of Math-A-Million (#211)
The super readers accompany a math superhero as he confronts a series of arithmetic emergencies. [28 minutes]
- Fri, December 4, 11:00 AM on IPTV
Monty's Adventures In Music Town (#212)
The super readers meet a loveable monster who is having trouble picking an instrument to play. [28 minutes]
- Tue, December 8, 11:00 AM on IPTV
Zora's Art Adventure (#213)
The superheroes explore a magical art museum where the paintings take on a life of their own! [28 minutes]
- Fri, December 11, 11:00 AM on IPTV
Around The World Adventure (#214)
The heroes go around the globe with Wigglesbottom, a wacky explorer who is searching for his friend. [28 minutes]
- Wed, December 16, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Sat, December 19, 11:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Galileo's Space Adventure (#215)
The superheroes blast off into the tale Galileo's Space Adventure and investigate the solar system. [28 minutes]
- Fri, December 18, 11:00 AM on IPTV
The Story of the Super Readers (#301)
Whyatt and the Super Readers are surprised when they jump into a book about themselves! [28 minutes]
- Tue, December 22, 11:00 AM on IPTV
The Alphabet's Sad Day (#302)
The Super Readers show the sad letters in the Alphabet just how important they are. [28 minutes]
- Wed, December 23, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Sat, December 26, 11:00 AM on IPTV Learns
The Silly Word Play (#303)
The Super Reader help a boy who wants to win a stuffed purple porcupine at the carnival midway. [28 minutes]
- Thu, December 3, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Sun, December 6, 11:00 AM on IPTV Learns
- Wed, December 30, 11:00 AM on IPTV
The Rhyming Carnival (#304)
The Super Readers meet a boy who wants to win a stuffed purple porcupine at the carnival midway. [28 minutes]
The Mixed Up Story (#305)
The Super Readers jump into Baby Joy's book where they help sort a the scrambled story. [28 minutes]
Roxie's Missing Music Book (#306)
When a comic book goes missing the team jump into "Roxie's Missing Music Box" to solve the mystery. [28 minutes]
The Banana Mystery (#307)
Pig's lemonade stand is sabotaged! Someone keeps taking his lemons, but who could it be? [28 minutes]
The Underwater Lost Treasure (#308)
The Super Readers jump into a book and meet a treasure-hunting Starfish who needs help. [28 minutes]
The Cowgirl Mystery (#309)
The team meet Cowgirl Hazel whose plans for a picnic with her horse Buttercup keep getting foiled. [28 minutes]
The Unhappy Puppy (#310)
The Super Readers jump into the book "The Unhappy Puppy," where they meet lonely puppy Checkers. [28 minutes]
The Pupp-Athon (#311)
A puppy has a hard time focusing on her big day at the obstacle race due to a distracting butterfly. [28 minutes]
Where's Woofster? (#312)
The Super Readers have to use their superpowers to find Woofster in Puppy Land. [28 minutes]
Super Puppy Saves The Day (#313)
Woofster and the Super Readers must save some puppies and find out the true identify of Super Puppy. [28 minutes]
Judith's Happy Chanukah (#320)
The Super Readers jump into the book Judith's Happy Chanukah to learn more about the holiday. [28 minutes]
- Mon, December 7, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Wed, December 9, 11:00 AM on IPTV
- Sat, December 12, 11:00 AM on IPTV Learns