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Welcome to the finale of Ask Deer Abby, Season Three! Abby and Hopper are thrilled to be offering advice (and puns) to some brand new animal friends. First up, we’ve got a gen-yoo-wine celebrity on the line: it’s Jeremiah Bullfrog! Jeremiah just became a father and is a bit distressed that not a single one of his 10,000 babies looks anything like him. Let’s hope that Abby can help ease this bullfrog’s anxiety while also teaching him about the amazing process of metamorphosis.
Episode 12 cast and crew:
Welcome to the finale of Ask Deer Abby, Season Three! Abby and Hopper are thrilled to be offering advice (and puns) to some brand new animal friends. First up, we’ve got a gen-yoo-wine celebrity on the line: it’s Jeremiah Bullfrog! Jeremiah just became a father and is a bit distressed that not a single one of his 10,000 babies looks anything like him. Let’s hope that Abby can help ease this bullfrog’s anxiety while also teaching him about the amazing process of metamorphosis. Next up, it’s Lotti the Axolotl who, after hearing Abby’s talk with Jeremiah, is wondering why SHE doesn’t go through metamorphosis, despite being an amphibian. Hopefully Abby can teach Lotti about the amazing biology of an axolotl, while also reminding her that, metamorphosis or not, she is perfect the way she is. Later on, we'll bring in some animal experts to answer the question on everyone's mind: “Are there other types of therapy pets besides dogs?” Thanks again for listening, and as always, if you've got a problem just stop on by, and we'll say "Hi" at Ask Deer Abby!
Episode 12 cast and crew:
Cast (in order of appearance):
Hopper - Trevor Goble
Abby - Allison Pratt
Jeremiah BullFrog - Trevor Goble
Lotti the Axolotl - India Tyree
Ruth - Aliya Rose Kraar
Désirée - Connor Lynch
Mackenzie - Meg Harkins
Teddy - Connor Lynch
Crew:
Produced by: Trevor Goble and Allison Pratt
Written by: Adam Jahnke, Trevor Goble and Allison Pratt
Sound Editing Engineer: Trevor Goble
Sound Mixing and Mastering Engineer: Marcus Grimaldi at Next Level Recording
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Listen to episode one hereWelcome to the finale of Ask Deer Abby, Season Three! Abby and Hopper are thrilled to be offering advice (and puns) to some brand new animal friends. First up, we’ve got a gen-yoo-wine celebrity on the line: it’s Jeremiah Bullfrog! Jeremiah just became a father and is a bit distressed that not a single one of his 10,000 babies looks anything like him. Let’s hope that Abby can help ease this bullfrog’s anxiety while also teaching him about the amazing process of metamorphosis. Next up, it’s Lotti the Axolotl who, after hearing Abby’s talk with Jeremiah, is wondering why SHE doesn’t go through metamorphosis, despite being an amphibian. Hopefully Abby can teach Lotti about the amazing biology of an axolotl, while also reminding her that, metamorphosis or not, she is perfect the way she is. Later on, we'll bring in some animal experts to answer the question on everyone's mind: “Are there other types of therapy pets besides dogs?” Thanks again for listening, and as always, if you've got a problem just stop on by, and we'll say "Hi" at Ask Deer Abby!
Episode 12 cast and crew:
Cast (in order of appearance):
Hopper - Trevor Goble
Abby - Allison Pratt
Jeremiah BullFrog - Trevor Goble
Lotti the Axolotl - India Tyree
Ruth - Aliya Rose Kraar
Désirée - Connor Lynch
Mackenzie - Meg Harkins
Teddy - Connor Lynch
Crew:
Produced by: Trevor Goble and Allison Pratt
Written by: Adam Jahnke, Trevor Goble and Allison Pratt
Sound Editing Engineer: Trevor Goble
Sound Mixing and Mastering Engineer: Marcus Grimaldi at Next Level Recording
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