Little Bill (TV series)

Little Bill

Created by	Bill Cosby
Directed by	Robert Scull Jennifer Oxley Olexa Hewryk Mark Salisbury
Voices of	Ruby Dee Gregory Hines Phylicia Rashad Rosie Perez Xavier Pritchett ^[1]
Country of origin	United States
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	4
No. of episodes	52^[2]
Production
Running time	30 minutes
Production company(s)	Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Distributor	Paramount Domestic Television
Release
Original network	Nickelodeon
Original release	November 28, 1999 (1999-11-28) – February 6, 2004 (2004-02-06)

Little Bill is an American animated children's television series produced for Nick Jr. The stories are based on Bill Cosby's Little Bill book series, set in Philadelphia,^[3] and feature Bill Jr. learning a lesson or moral. It was developed through research and in consultation with a panel of educational consultants.^[4]

The show also first aired on November 28, 1999, and aired on CBS as part of Nick Jr. on CBS, from September 16, 2000^[5] – September 7, 2002, then as part of Nick on CBS from August 2, 2003 – September 10, 2005. The final episode aired on February 6, 2004, and returned with the return of Nick Jr. on CBS on September 17, 2005, and seen through September 9, 2006, when the block was replaced with the KOL Secret Slumber Party block (which became: Cookie Jar TV).

Characters

William "Bill/Little Bill" Glover Jr.: An inquisitive and imaginative boy who loves his pet hamster named Elephant, and is a fan of the fictional Blue Socks Baseball Team. He also likes Captain Brainstorm because he comes up with great ideas. He enjoys going to kindergarten, although he misses Elephant, but he is still happy and content nonetheless. He is known as Little Bill because his actual name is Bill Jr; his father's name is also Bill. Little Bill is based on Bill Cosby's son, Ennis William Cosby, and was voiced by Xavier Prichett.
Elephant: Elephant is a small light yellow hamster who loves Little Bill. The only noises that are heard from him is his blinking eyes after Little Bill has spoken and he sneezes in one episode. When the rest of the family goes on vacations, he is left alone with Alice the Great, Little Bill's great–grandmother. He gets sick in "Get Well Elephant", but gets better at the end.
April Glover: The oldest of the Glover children, She is a highly talented basketball player on the school team, and also at basketball camp, where she won a trophy and is also in a choir. She is often seen getting bossy. (She sometimes argues with Bobby.) She is the only daughter. She was voiced by Monique Beasley.
Robert "Bobby" Glover: Bobby is the most studious of the kids. He is always reading and investigating things. He is the middle child, and oldest son of the Glover children. He can also play the violin, and sometimes he can say upsetting things, usually resulting in his family saying, "Bobby!". He was voiced by Devon Malik Beckford (Season 1–2), and then Tyler James Williams (Season 3–4).
William "Bill/Big Bill" Glover Sr.: Father of Bobby, April, and Little Bill. They have a very close relationship with their father. He works for the Department of Housing, as a housing inspector. His hobby is collecting and listening to jazz records. He is also known as Big Bill because his actual name is Bill Sr. He was voiced by Gregory Hines.
Brenda Glover: Little Bill, Bobby, and April's mother. Wife of Big Bill, she works for a bank (seen in "Mom's Trip"), but her hobby is photography. She was voiced by Phylicia Rashad.
Alice the Great: Great-Grandmother of Little Bill, Bobby, April, and Jamal; Alice is also Brenda and Deborah's grandmother (see "The Magic Quilt"). Alice the Great has an older brother and older sister (see "The Surprise") and a cousin who lives in Cincinnati. Usually teaches Little Bill lessons and tells stories to him. She also lives with the family. She was voiced by Ruby Dee.
Captain Brainstorm: Captain Brainstorm is an astronaut, who has an orange rocket and an orange space suit. Little Bill is a fan of his TV show, Space Explorers. Captain Brainstorm has a dog called Spark–E, whose tagline, "Ruff–Roo!", is in a dog accent. He was voiced by Bill Cosby.
Andrew Mulligan: Andrew is a red haired, freckled boy who is Little Bill's best friend. Andrew and Little Bill have many things in common - they both like Captain Brainstorm or play with construction sets, etc. In one episode "Copy Cat" Little Bill and Andrew have a quarrel and Andrew calls Little Bill a copycat, but soon learns his lesson and apologizes to him. Andrew has a pet dog named Farfy. Andrew is sometimes seen with his cousins: Kevin and Rachel. He lives two houses away from Little Bill. He was voiced by Zach Tyler Eisen.
Kiku Wong: Kiku is a friend of Little Bill's. Little Bill would say that she is the nicest of his friends. She loves nature (particularly flowers) and origami (her grandmother, Ms. Natsuko, showed Little Bill how to make origami in the episode "Shipwreck Saturday"). She was voiced by Eunice Cho.
Fuchsia Glover: Fuchsia is the paternal cousin of Little Bill, Bobby, and April. Her father Al (Big Bill's brother) runs a shop close to Little Bill's house. Fuchsia's mother is named Vanessa. She was voiced by Kianna Underwood. She goes to school with Little Bill.
Dorado: Classroom friend of Little Bill (see "New Foods" and "Natural Root Pals"). Teaches Little Bill about experiencing the Latino culture, by inviting him to dinner. Dorado introduces Bill to "arroz con guandules y platanos" (chicken with rice and bananas). Dorado is a bit of a comedian.
Monty: Grandson of Alice the Great's best friend Emmaline, uses a wheelchair to get around because he was born with cerebral palsy. He and Little Bill are good friends and pretend to be dinosaurs together; Monty's favorite is the t-rex. He was voiced by Zach Tyler Eisen.
Michael Rhiley: A classmate of Little Bill's who moves to the neighborhood from Miami, Florida. He is mean to Little Bill and his friends at first, but he soon learns his lesson. He is then a very good friend to Little Bill. He sleeps over at Little Bill's house in one episode and in the next episode, he plays in the snow with Little Bill for the first time. He was voiced by Zach Tyler Eisen.
Miss Aisha Murray–Clinkscales: Little Bill's teacher, who later marries Dr. Winthrop Clinkscales (But the students are still allowed to call her Miss Murray, since they have trouble pronouncing her husband's surname). Their engagement was mentioned in "The Ring Bear" and they were married in "Miss Murray's Wedding." She was voiced by Ayo Haynes.
Dr. Winthrop Clinkscales: Mrs. Murray's new husband. He is a doctor, and treats Little Bill when he breaks his arm in "A Trip to the Hospital."
Mrs. Shapiro: A Hawaiian lady, with a cat named Sophie. She was Little Bill's neighbor, but then moved back to Hawaii, shortly after the episode "Same Moon, Same Sun, Same Star," to live with her sister Mimi. She was voiced by Madeline Kahn in her first appearance, and later by Kathy Najimy.
Mr. Miguel Rojas: Mr. Rojas is an old man who speaks English and Spanish. He moved into Mrs. Shapiro's house and met Little Bill in the episode "The New Neighbors." He has a dog called Lito who's good at doing tricks. He only appears in "The New Neighbors," "Doggie Magic," "The Early Bill," and "The Halloween Party." He has children, but they're all grown up and have families of their own. He was voiced by Victor Argo.
Mr. Clark Terry: Alice the Great and Little Bill's new friend. He teaches Little Bill how to skip rocks and make music with a reed. He plays the flugelhorn. He was voiced by Clark Terry, whom he is named and modeled after.
Baby Jamal: Little Bill's maternal baby cousin, son of Deborah (Brenda's sister) and Gary.
Percy Mulch: The owner of a pet shop. He knows all about animals, but is a bit clumsy, and has a hard time remembering the first names of Little Bill's parents. He was voiced by Doug E. Doug.
Mr. Williams: A music store owner from "The Musical Instrument." He is a talented musician, and shows Little Bill the piano, accordion, saxophone, and drums (which happens to be his grandson's favorite instrument).
Aunt Deborah: Aunt Deborah is the wife of Uncle Gary and the mother of Baby Jamal. She is Little Bill, Bobby, and April's maternal aunt. She appears in "Just a Baby" when she and Gary came over to her sister's house, to show them baby Jamal.

Episodes

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
Season		Episodes	First aired	Last aired
	1	9	November 28, 1999 (1999-11-28)	June 19, 2000 (2000-06-19)
	2	12	September 4, 2000 (2000-09-04)	December 4, 2000 (2000-12-04)
	3	12	May 7, 2001 (2001-05-07)	November 25, 2002 (2002-11-25)
	4	19	February 18, 2003 (2003-02-18)	February 6, 2004 (2004-02-06)

Season 1 (1999–2000)

No. in season	Title	Original air date^[6]
1	"Just A Baby / The Campout"	November 28, 1999
Just a Baby: Little Bill's baby cousin Jamal visits and Little Bill learns about babies from Brenda, Big Bill, and Bobby. The Campout: Little Bill and Andrew pretend to camp out in the backyard with Bobby.
2	"The Treasure Hunt / The Best Way to Play"	December 5, 1999
The Treasure Hunt: Little Bill goes on a treasure hunt in order to keep himself occupied on a rainy day. The Best Way to Play: Little Bill learns that things that you want can be expensive, such as a video game. Andrew gets a Captain Brainstorm video game, but the gameplay, sounds and designs are more simple than they expected, and they learn that playing Space Explorers outside is better.
3	"Monty's Roar / Natural Root Pals"	December 12, 1999
Monty's Roar: Little Bill meets Monty, a handicapped boy who likes dinosaurs. Natural Root Pals: Little Bill's friend Dorado helps him past the time while their mothers get their hair done at a beauty parlor.
4	"The Dollar / The Choice"	December 19, 1999
The Dollar: Little Bill finds a dollar bill and contemplates what to spend it on. At Uncle Al's store, he finally decides to buy small egg-toys. The Choice: Little Bill complains that he never gets to help with anything at the supermarket. Soon the kids have to pick out a cereal. Little Bill wants to get Choco-Lots, Bobby wants to get Berry Sweet, and April wants to get Puppy Stuff. They then decide that the variety pack is the best.
5	"Guppies / The Magic Quilt"	January 9, 2000
Guppies: Little Bill takes swimming lessons with his cousin Fuchsia. He is a bit scared of the big pool at first, but soon gets used to it. The Magic Quilt: Little Bill is afraid of the dark, but a quilt from Alice the Great helps overcome his fear of it.
6	"The Meanest Thing to Say / Lavatory Story"	February 6, 2000
The Meanest Thing to Say: A new boy at school named Michael bullies Little Bill and his friends. Lavatory Story: Little Bill tries to show Michael to the bathroom, or the "lavatory", with many other room visits as well.
7	"The Zoo / My Pet Elephant"	February 20, 2000
The Zoo: Little Bill's class goes on a field trip to the zoo. Little Bill can't wait to see elephants, but there are many other stops before that. My Pet Elephant: Following the class's field trip to the zoo, Little Bill gets a pet hamster and decides to name it "Elephant".
8	"Little Bill's Adventure with Captain Brainstorm"	June 4, 2000
Little Bill and his friends go to the mall to see Captain Brainstorm.
9	"Chicken Pox / Shipwreck Saturday"	June 19, 2000
Chicken Pox: Little Bill has had the chicken pox for a week, and has to stay home from a blue sox game. While at home, special guests such as Miss Murray and the mailman visit him. Shipwreck Saturday: Little Bill and his father build a toy sailing ship, but it gets destroyed by a careless man in a canoe.

Season 2 (2000)

No. in season	Title	Original air date^[6]
1	"Zoopity Zoo / Neighborhood Park"	September 4, 2000
Zoopity Zoo: Little Bill learns how to make cleaning his room fun, and later they clean Andrew's room as well. Neighborhood Park: Little Bill and his friends and family turn a vacant lot into a park.
2	"Elephant on the Loose / If a Bird Rings, Answer it"	September 5, 2000
Elephant on the Loose: Elephant gets lost in the house, so the family tries to find him. If a Bird Rings, Answer it: Little Bill finds a lost parrot with an abnormal talent.
3	"Big Kid / The Bills Go To Work"	September 6, 2000
Big Kid: Little Bill acts like a big kid after he watches a movie where Captain Brainstorm's dog Sparky is called a big dog. The Bills Go to Work: Big Bill takes Little Bill to his work to show him what he does.
4	"The Promise / The Practice"	September 7, 2000
The Promise: Little Bill borrows his sister April's basketball trophy for show-and-tell, but when at school, his friends lose the ball, so Little Bill replaces it with his favorite marble. The Practice: April takes Little Bill to basketball practice while Alice the Great is at the dentist.
5	"Are We There Yet? / Super Family Fun Land!"	September 8, 2000
Are We There Yet?: Little Bill and his family take a road trip to an amusement park, but it rains along the way. Super Family Fun Land: The family spends time at Super Family Fun Land which has the spider and centipede rides.
6	"The Ring Bear / Miss Murray's Wedding"	September 12, 2000
The Ring Bear: Little Bill is going to be the ring bearer for his teacher's wedding. Miss Murray's Wedding: Miss Murray gets married to a doctor named Winthrop Clinkscales.
7	"The Birthday Present / The Birthday Party"	September 13, 2000
The Birthday Present: Little Bill unintentionally ruins Fuchsia's birthday present, a Gooey Bot. The Birthday Party: Little Bill attends Fuchsia's birthday party, but is concerned when Andrew got the same kind of present as he did.
8	"A Trip to the Hospital / The Wrong Thing to Do"	September 14, 2000
A Trip to the Hospital: Little Bill and Fuchsia are playing Cowboys and Cowgirls when Little Bill suddenly falls down and does a somersault, causing a bone in his arm to break; Alice the Great takes him to the hospital, but calls his mother to meet them and comfort him. The Wrong Thing to Do: Little Bill is upset that he has to stay inside due to his broken arm and he draws on April's door!
9	"Making Mother's Day / Picture Perfect"	September 15, 2000
Making Mother's Day: Little Bill forgets to bring his mother's day gift to her mother from school. It's up to him to find something else as a gift for her mother for Mother's Day. Picture Perfect: Little Bill learns how to use a camera, which isn't too easy.
10	"Rolling Along / The Stage Trick"	October 9, 2000
Rolling Along: Little Bill tries to learn to roll, which he complains about until April teaches him. The Stage Trick: Little Bill gets stage fright while practicing for a school play, so Mrs. Murray helps him do a calming-down trick.
11	"The Snack Helper / Buds"	November 13, 2000
The Snack Helper: Little Bill faces a tough decision on whom to send to the snack table first as the snack helper. Buds: Little Bill and Andrew learn about nature. While at recess, there's construction in the street.
12	"Copy Cat / Picture Day"	December 4, 2000
Copy Cat: Little Bill is upset when Andrew calls him a copycat. Picture Day: Little Bill wants to pick out his own clothes for Picture Day.

Season 3 (2001–02)

No. in season	Title	Original air date^[6]
1	"Ready, Set, Read! / I Got a Letter"	May 7, 2001
Ready, Set, Read!: Little Bill wants to learn how to read, which he does at school with the help of a word hunt and Harry the Helpful Horse book. I Got a Letter: Little Bill learns how to write letters, and wants to get letters of his own.
2	"The Violin Lessons / Squirmy"	May 9, 2001
The Violin Lessons: Little Bill accidentally upsets Bobby when he makes fun of the way he plays the violin. Squirmy: Little Bill finds an earthworm and wants to keep it as a pet.
3	"Monty's Visit / Mom's Trip"	May 10, 2001
Monty's Visit: Little Bill is jealous of Monty being with Alice the Great. Mom's Trip: Brenda goes on a business trip to New York and Little Bill misses her terribly.
4	"The No-Talking Contest / The Search is for the Sock"	May 11, 2001
The No-Talking Contest: Little Bill, Bobby and April have a no-talking contest, but soon Bobby's watch nearly gets thrown out. The Search is for the Sock: Little Bill loses one of April's lucky socks.
5	"The Halloween Costume / The Haunted Halloween Party"	October 26, 2001
The Halloween Costume: Little Bill is upset that a Captain Brainstorm costume he wanted is sold out, until he makes his own from the stuff in the house. The Haunted Halloween Party: A party occurs at town on Halloween.
6	"Merry Christmas Little Bill"	December 3, 2001
Little Bill is afraid that Alice the Great won't be home in time for Christmas, due to the fact that she is stuck at the Cincinnati Airport.
7	"A Day at the Beach / The Get Well Song"	February 12, 2002
A Day at the Beach: Little Bill and his family go to the beach. The Get Well Song: Little Bill helps his sick father feel better by recording a song with his friends at their school.
8	"Michael Sleeps Over / Michael's First Snow"	March 6, 2002
Michael Sleeps Over: Michael sleeps over at Little Bill's house. Michael's First Snow: Little Bill helps Michael get used to snow.
9	"Monty Joins the Class / Dad Goes to School"	March 13, 2002
Monty Joins the Class: Monty joins Little Bill's class, but Little Bill is helping him too much. Dad Goes to School: Big Bill goes to Little Bill's school to tell his class how his jobs works.
10	"Number One on Honeywood Street / Baseball Glovers"	March 19, 2002
Number One on Honeywood Street: Little Bill, Bobby, and April compete against Andrew and his cousins. April was being too bossy about winning. Baseball Glovers: Little Bill's entire family plays baseball at a family reunion. Alice the Great is unable to run due to a sore knee, so Little Bill fills in for her.
11	"Little Bill's Giant Space Adventure"	July 8, 2002
Max the alien and Little Bill have to save Captain Brainstorm from the giant purbuls.
12	"Wabbit Worries / Wabbit Babies"	November 25, 2002
Wabbit Worries: Little Bill is concerned about one of the class' pet rabbits, who is pregnant. Wabbit Babies: Little Bill tries to find a place for the baby rabbits to live.

Season 4 (2003–04)

No. in season	Title	Original air date^[6]
1	"The Car Keys / Doggie Sitting"	February 18, 2003
The Car Keys: Little Bill and Andrew accidentally lose Big Bill's car keys. Doggie Sitting: Little Bill, Bobby, and April try to take care of Mr. Rojas's dog.
2	"New Foods / Elephant Tricks"	February 19, 2003
New Foods: Little Bill is afraid to try new foods when he visits Dorado for dinner. Elephant Tricks: Little Bill tries to get Elephant to do tricks, which are unsuccessful.
3	"What About Me? / Happy Not Birthday To You"	February 20, 2003
What About Me?: Little Bill feels left out when he wants to go to the park. Happy Not Birthday to You: Little Bill wants to cheer up April when she loses the basketball championship, the reason being she missed an important shot.
4	"Racing Time / All Tied Up"	February 21, 2003
Racing Time: Little Bill is late for school due to dawdling, so Alice the Great helps him. All Tied Up: Little Bill wants to learn to tie his shoes. Fuchsia was being a bit of a bully and saying teasing things such as your shoes will run away from you if you can't tie them.
5	"Echo Falls / Going Fishing"	July 28, 2003
Echo Falls: Little Bill, Fuchsia and their fathers hike to Echo Falls, with the help of a few red arrows. Going Fishing: Little Bill wants to catch a fish. On the first boat trip, his attempts are unsuccessful, but with the help of a hot dog, he catches one on the second.
6	"The Best Book Ever! / A Ramp for Monty"	July 29, 2003
The Best Book Ever!: Little Bill gets a library card and checks out a fictonal-book about Hamsters. A Ramp for Monty: Little Bill and Big Bill build a ramp for Monty to make it easier for him to get into the backyard.
7	"The New Babysitter / My Friend Isabel"	July 30, 2003
The New Babysitter: Little Bill gets a new babysitter, Isabel, who he takes some time getting used to. My Friend Isabel: Little Bill doesn't want Isabel to leave, until he finally says Goodbye.
8	"The Early Bill / Going Camping"	July 31, 2003
The Early Bill: Little Bill gets up early, and Alice the Great takes him for a walk. Going Camping: Little Bill and Big Bill camp out in the backyard while Bobby and April go for a school camping trip.
9	"Same Moon, Same Sun, Same Star / All Together Now"	September 22, 2003
Same Moon, Same Sun, Same Star: Mrs. Shapiro is moving back to Hawaii in order to live with her sister Mimi, and Little Bill doesn't want her to leave. All Together Now: Little Bill wants to run away to avoid taking a nap, so his family pretends they're running away too to show how much they love him.
10	"The Surprise! / Good ol' Lightnin'"	September 23, 2003
The Surprise!: Little Bill learns that April and Bobby are making a book for Alice the Great, and Little takes new pictures of her, but soon he accidentally reveals the surprise. Good ol' Lightnin': Little Bill finds Alice the Great's old wagon. Ol' Lightnin'.
11	"The Musical Instrument / The Choir"	September 24, 2003
The Musical Instrument: Little Bill wants to play an instrument. He and Big Bill go to a music shop, but do not find the right one. Later Little Bill uses his voice as an instrument. The Choir: Little Bill does not listen to April's choir instructions. At the church, he finally listens and assists the choir when Tiny is sick.
12	"The Incredible Shrinking Little Bill / The Big Swings"	September 25, 2003
The Incredible Shrinking Little Bill: Little Bill thinks he's shrinking after he measures himself on the wrong side of the head. The Big Swing: Bobby accidentally scares Little Bill by pushing him too high on the swings.
13	"New Neighbors / Doggie Magic"	September 26, 2003
New Neighbors: Little Bill meets Mr. Rojas and his dog, Miguelito (or Lito for short), who had recently moved into Mrs. Shapiro's old house. Doggie Magic: Little Bill spends time at Mr. Rojas's house to watch Captain Brainstorm while dad helps fix Mr. Rojas's car, but after he runs to the backyard with Lito, he accidentally locks himself out.
14	"I Can Sign / The Sign for Friend"	September 26, 2003
I Can Sign: Little Bill learns sign language from April. The Sign for Friend: Little Bill and Andrew call out to a friend, but the girl does not answer. Little Bill and Andrew are confused at first until they realize that the girl is deaf and only knows sign language.
15	"Summertime in the Wintertime / Snow Racer"	February 2, 2004
Summertime in the Wintertime: Little Bill pretends that it's summertime in the wintertime. Snow Racer: Little Bill and Michael build a snow race car, but the snowcar melts as it gets warmer outside.
16	"Get Well, Elephant / Elephant's Best Friend"	February 3, 2004
Get Well, Elephant: Elephant is sick, so Little Bill takes care of him. Elephant's Best Friend: Little Bill wants to get Elephant a best friend.
17	"The Skating Lesson / Mr. Moth"	February 4, 2004
The Skating Lesson: April teaches Little Bill how to skate, and Little Bill refuses to get a lesson. Mr. Moth: Little Bill waits for his moth to hatch, witch is taking a rather long time.
18	"Private Time / Never"	February 5, 2004
Private Time: Little Bill and Brenda have some private time after she and Big Bill dance to their favorite song. Never: Little Bill and Alice the Great make a new friend, Clarke Terry.
19	"When Friends Get Mad / The Party Box"	February 6, 2004
When Friends Get Mad: Little Bill gets mad at Kiku after she accidentally spills water on his picture and refuses to apologize after he crumples up her picture in return, and later has a time-out. The Party Box: Little Bill is disappointed when he finds that his parents and Alice the Great are having an adult party and he can't come.

Video games

Little Bill Thinks Big, released on 29 September 2003, is for the Windows XP & Macintosh.^[7]

Awards

Emmy Awards

Peabody Award

2001^[8]

References

↑ "Monty's Roar/Natural Root Pals". Little Bill. Season 1. Episode 1. 23 minutes in. |access-date= requires |url= (help)
↑ Little Bill Episodes - TVGuide.com
↑ "Nickelodeon's 'Little Bill' Debuts as First African American Balloon In 76th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade". PRNewswire.com. Retrieved 13 September 2013.
↑ "Little Bill". Retrieved February 10, 2008.
↑ Shrivastava, K M (2005). Broadcast Journalism in the 21st Century. New Dawn Press Group. p. 56. Retrieved February 20, 2015.
1 2 3 4 "Little Bill Episodes". TVGuide.com. Archived from the original on August 26, 2014. Retrieved January 9, 2015.
↑ "Little Bill Thinks Big". www.amazon.com. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
↑ 61st Annual Peabody Awards, May 2002.

External links

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