Inside the I room, the I letters say their sound when the playground slime guns shoot green slime at them. When he taps it on the door, his face is inked and the dot gets above the lowercase "i". Quigley tries to fix it with a pen, but it's empty. On the door to the next room, the lowercase "i" is missing. He removes the Berfter and calls an H at Checkpoint 3, to replace the Berfter into the letter H. Frog thinks this is why he double-checks each letter. He shows him the first seven letters: A, B, C, D, E, F, and G on the machine followed by a blob named Berfter, which Mr. Websley where he double-checks each letter to make sure to looks and sounds absolutely perfect. Segments: Floating Kids: H, Falling Leaves: H In the H room, the letters are hot and water makes them happy. Professor Quigley tries to deadlift a 2000 pound barbell while he says, "This thing weighs a ton!". The G room is where the strong G letters are lifting weights. Segments: Fun Factory: F, Letter Garden: F The fan turns on and the strong winds blow the F letters, while Professor Quigley, and Tad around the room like a tornado making it too windy for the F letters, Tad and Professor Quigley to fly. They then go to the F room, where the F letters flap their wings and fly as they say their sound. He looks at the egg yolk on his hands sadly manages to clean up the mess on his hands with a napkin. Professor Quigley breaks the egg while he tries to clap. Whenever Tad asks, an elderly E trainer with a beard answers with a "e?", which is the right sound for the letter E. Then he turns on his remote control spotlights, causing the letters to bump into each other and damage the set.Īt the next room, Quigley allows Tad to ask if this is the E room. In the auditorium, Leap directs the first four letters: A, B, C, and D. Segments: Letter Limerick: D, Letters on the Street: D Then a gigantic snowball rolls rolls them to the D room where the D letters play bongos. One of the B letters blow on a tuba with a very strong wind which makes Tad and Quigley fly to the C room where it's very c-c-cold in here. Professor Quigley then yells at the B letters and reminds that they're not cannons and they are the B letters. The next room is the B room where the B letters sing their sound to the tune of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. When Professor Quigley takes his head off and gets his suit cleaned, the A letters betray their sounds like donkeys. He takes Tad to the A room where the A letters scream their sound with Tad when scared by Professor Quigley winking, exiting, and returning to the room dressed as a purple monster, who goes "OOGA! BOOGA!" scaring them, and after that, he was proud of themselves.
#ABC LEAPFROG LETTER FACTORY LICENSE#
Tad his card and hands the little frog his talking license so that he can meet the professor. Tad saldy walks away to learn about letters and their sounds.Ī professor named Professor Quigley checks his ruler thinking he's just perfect for learning letters, convinces Tad to do with him. Tad is so sad that he think he's too small to learn the alphabet.
Frog is gone, Leap finds some of his letters: E, F, G, and H. Frog reminds Leap and Lily to keep an eye on Tad as a favor of him. Frog writes a song about the letters while Mr. The Frog Family goes to the Letter Factory to work on their presentation of letters and sounds Mrs.
LeapFrog: The Letter Factory (with Sesame Street Segments) is a 2003 video created by Universal Studios, Porchlight Entertainment, and LeapFrog.
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