All About Letter People Land

Cast

Name	Characteristics	Voice and Puppeteer
Mister M	Munching Mouth	Jerry Lambson
Mister T	Tall Teeth	Michael Martin
Mister F	Funny Feet	Andy Hollingsworth
Mister H	Horrible Hair	Patrick Clear
Mister N	Noisy Nose	Randall Arkwright
Mister B	Beautiful Buttons	Waldo Powell
Miss A	A'choo	Tallulah O'Brien
Mister Z	Zipping Zippers	Franklin Wilson
Mister P	Pointy Patches	Orlando Rowlandson
Mister S	Super Socks	Michael Joplin
Miss E	Exercise	Patsy Merriman
Miss I	Itchy Itch	Nikki Flanders
Miss O	Obstinate	Tatiana Motomura
Mister V	Violet Velvet Vest	Gordon Martin
Miss U	Upsy-Daisy Umbrella	Wendy Lazarescu
Mister L	Lemon Lollipops	Sylvester Quantrill
Mister D	Delicious Doughnuts	Maurice Bankert
Mister G	Gooey Gum	Joneal Joplin
Mister C	Cotton Candy	Gene Vachell
Mister K	Kicking/Kicking King	Troy Newcomen
Mister W	Wonderful Wink	Ernie Moore
Mister J	Jumbled Junk	Buddy Clear
Mister Y	Yawning	Benjamin Mendelson
Mister R	Ripping Rubberbands	David Clear
Mister Q	Quiet	Billy Lazarescu
Mister X	Mixed-Up/All Wrong	Ernest Ramsay

Name	Actor/Actress	Characteristics	Color
Mister Maroon	Frank Cheever	Red Rodeo	#800000
Miss Rose	Debbie Colgate	Rose Garden	#FF33CC
Miss Red	Wanda Cheever	Red Rodeo	#FF0000
Miss Vermilion	Drusilla Gonzalez	Red Rodeo and Orange Fiesta	#E34234
Miss Orange	Lolita López de Lacalle	Orange Fiesta	#FF8000
Miss Amber	Lucia Magdaleno	Yellow Garden and Orange Fiesta	#FFBF00
Mister Aureolin	Chadwick Dodgson	Yellow Garden	#FDEE00
Miss Yellow	Melanie Verrill	Yellow Garden	#FFFF00
Miss Chartreuse	Linda Jinkins	Green Garden and Yellow Garden	#7FFF00
Mister Green	Andrew Sickler	Green Garden	#00FF00
Miss Aquamarine	Patsy Hyde-White	Cyan Beach and Green Garden	#7FFFD4
Mister Cyan	Connor Newcomen	Cyan Beach	#00FFFF
Miss Cerulean	Rebecca Fanshawe	Blue Eyes and Cyan Beach	#007BA7
Miss Azure	Lydia Edwards	Blue Eyes and Cyan Beach	#007FFF
Miss Blue	Kimberly Rathbone	Blue Eyes	#0000FF
Mister Savoy blue	Sid Witherspoon	Blue Eyes	#4B61D1
Miss Periwinkle	Annie Newnham	Blue Eyes, Indigo Jewelry, Violet Jewelry and Purple Jewelry	#CCCCFF
Miss Blue-Violet	Lorelei Bowell	Blue Eyes, Indigo Jewelry, Violet Jewelry and Purple Jewelry	#8A2BE2
Miss Iris	Lucy Jinkinson	Blue Eyes, Indigo Jewelry, Violet Jewelry and Purple Jewelry	#5D3FD3
Miss Indigo	Marilyn Jennings	Blue Eyes, Indigo Jewelry, Violet Jewelry and Purple Jewelry	#4B0082
Miss Violet	Lorinda Every	Violet Jewelry and Purple Jewelry	#7F00FF
Miss Purple	Davina Proudfoot	Violet Jewelry and Purple Jewelry	#800080
Miss Magenta	Gloria Taylor-Johnson	Magenta Blush	#FF00FF
Miss Pink	Elektra Lanoil	Pink Hearts	#FFC0CB

Name	Actor/Actress
Sophie	Andrea McArdle
Bob Orton	Bruce Hlibok
Sonia Quinn	Jill O'Hara
Virginia Pennington	Priscilla Lopez
Eleanor Hines	Donna McKechnie
Simon Hines	Sammy Williams
Edward Charmer	Lee Roy Reams
Christabel Powell	Cheryl Barnes
Abigail Stiles	Jeannie Russell
Kathryn O'Dell	Bonnie Scott
Alexis Fairchild	Anita Morris
Eugene Glover	Mel Winkler
Tyrone the Terrific	Doug Henning
Travis Tune	Tommy Tune

Segments

Disc 1: January 1974–December 1977

Title	From	Date
Words in Two Parts	Special 1: Words In Parts	January 30, 1974
Words in Three Parts
Chopper and Victoriana (Bayn Johnson) teaches Iggy how to break words into syllables and tells about his training at the Temple of the Silly Bull in this "Kung Fu" spoof. The Bull himself is animated as opposed to being a puppet. This is one of only two episodes (the other being Words in Three Parts) in the series which do not contain any letter people until 1977.
Chopper returns to the Temple of the Silly Bull to visit his Master. There he learns that Iggy and Victoriana (Bayn Johnson) has joined the Temple and is learning to break words into three parts. This is one of only two episodes (the other being Words in Three Parts) in the series which do not contain any letter people until 1977.
Meet Mister M - Munching Mouth	Episode 1: Meet Mister M	December 14, 1977
Mister Goes to the Market
A Cartoon about the Letter M
Mister M is Quized by Sam Gump
Meet Mister M - Munching Mouth: Song that having no description Mister Goes to the Market: Mister M goes to the market and starts munching away on all the food that begins with his sound, however, when it comes time to pay for everything, he comes up short. A Cartoon about the Letter M: Animated by Victor Richardson Mister M is Quized by Sam Gump: Sam Gump from Lucky Day Enterprises visits Mr. M and quizzes him on words that start with his sound.
Mister T - Tall Teeth	Episode 2: Meet Mister T
Mister T and Terrible Tough Tony
Children Play Instruments which Begin with the Letter T
Mister T Goes to the Dentist
A Cartoon about Tapping Tarleton
Mister T - Tall Teeth: Song Mister T and Terrible Tough Tony: Mister T tells a tall tale about his encounter with Terrible Tough Tony. Children Play Instruments which Begin with the Letter T: Segment Mister T Goes to the Dentist: Mister T visits the dentist for a toothache. The dentist then quizzes him on words that start with his sound to take his mind off his toothache. A Cartoon about Tapping Tarleton: Animated by Victor Richardson
Mister F - Funny Feet	Episode 3: Meet Mister F
Mister F Goes to the Shoe Store
Mister F Goes to the Store
A Cartoon about Finton the Fussy Fellow
Mister F - Funny Feet: Song Mister F Goes to the Shoe Store: Mister F tries to find a pair of shoes that will fit his funny feet to no avail. Mister F Goes to the Store: Mister F goes to Ferguson's General Store to get some flowers, but he can't remember which kind. A Cartoon about Finton the Fussy Fellow: Animated by Victor Richardson
Mister H - Horrible Hair	Episode 4: Meet Mister H	December 15, 1977
Mister H Almosts Gets a Haircut
Mister H is Quized by Sam Gump
A Cartoon about Homer Hippo
Mister H - Horrible Hair: Song Mister H Almosts Gets a Haircut: Mister H accompanies his new friend Harold to Hairless Herbert's barbershop, so Harold can convince Mister H that haircuts don't hurt. While Mister H sees that nothing bad can happen during a haircut, he still doesn't get one anyway. Mister H is Quized by Sam Gump: Sam Gump returns to visit Mister H for a quiz on words that start with his sound. Mister H gets them all right and wins a hippo! A Cartoon about Homer Hippo: Animated by Victor Richardson
Mister N - Noisy Nose	Episode 5: Meet Mister N
Mister N Visits the Library
Mister N and the Nasty
A Cartoon about Nelly the Knitter
Mister N - Noisy Nose: Song Mister N Visits the Library: Mister N causes a disturbance during story hour at a library because every time the librarian reads a word that begins with the letter N, his noisy nose makes a noise. Mister N and the Nasty: Includes the introduction of recurring character Nardo the Detective. Mister N assists Nardo the detective in sedating a Nasty with words that begin with N, turning him into a nice Nasty (who ends up singing "Me and My Gal" off-key). A Cartoon about Nelly the Knitter: Animated by Victor Richardson
Mister B - Beautiful Buttons	Episode 6: Meet Mister B	December 16, 1977
Mister B Comes to Letter People Land/Mister B's Birthday
Billy's Big, Bright, Beautiful Balloon
Mister B - Beautiful Buttons: Song Mister B Comes to Letter People Land/Mister B's Birthday: It's Mister B's birthday, and he meets the five Letter People we've met thus far, as well as a capital B and lowercase B. Mister B decides to invite all of them to his birthday party Billy's Big, Bright, Beautiful Balloon: Animated by Victor Richardson
Miss A - A'choo	Episode 7: Meet Miss A
Dr. Alice Tries to Cure Miss A's Sneezing
Miss A Plays The Wheel of Fortune at a Carnival
A Cartoon about Alfalfa the Cat
Miss A - A'choo: Segment Dr. Alice Tries to Cure Miss A's Sneezing: Segment Miss A Plays The Wheel of Fortune at a Carnival: Miss A goes to a carnival and plays the game "Wheel of Fortune" (where she has to spot her sound at the beginning or in the middle of a word). She wins a goldfish that she names Alfalfa. A Cartoon about Alfalfa the Cat: Animated by Victor Richardson
Inventing the Catching Game	Episode 14: What's the Catch?	December 31, 1977
After each Letter Person fails at attemping certain talents which they hope will secure them a place on the new Letter People Land television station, Miss A and Mister M get into a fight which results in their two sounds "catching" and thus The Catching Game is born
Pitching the Catching Game	Episode 15: The Tryout
The Letter People pitching their idea for what would become "The Catching Game" to Monty Swell.
The Catching Game (Episode 1)	Episode 16: The Catching Game
The debut of the fictional Letter People TV Show "The Catching Game" starring Monty Swell.

Disc 2: January 1978–February 1978

Title	From	Description	Date
Mister Z Comes to Letter People Land	Episode 17: Meet Mister Z		January 3, 1978
Mister Z - Zipping Zippers
A Cartoon about Zock the Zipper
Mister Z Comes to Letter People Land: Mister Z wants to get to Captain Zemo and his zeppelin so he can go to Letter People Land, but first he has to get through the Zigzag Forest. After meeting some of the Forest's odd inhabitants, Mister Z finally gets to Captain Zemo, whose zeppelin is having problems starting, but Mister Z helps him jump-start the zeppelin with words that begin with Z, and finally gets to Letter People Land Mister Z - Zipping Zippers: Song that Mister Z gets to Letter People Land A Cartoon about Zock the Zipper: Animated by Victor Richardson
Mister P - Pointy Patches	Episode 18: Meet Mister P	Song that having no description	January 4, 1978
Mister P & The Purple Peekaboo Palookas		Mister P is riding the range when his prize pizza gets stolen by the Purple Peekaboo Palookas. Mister P, along with Mister T, outsmart the Palookas to get his pizza back by playing the Catching Game.
A Cartoon about Peeper Park		Animated by Victor Richardson
Mister S - Super Socks	Episode 19: Meet Mister S	Song that having no description	January 5, 1978
The Catching Game (Episode 2)		The second episode of the fictional Letter People TV Show "The Catching Game" starring Monty Swell. Notice the differences between this clip and the one of the first Catching Game. The Monty Swell puppet has been partially redesigned and the studio audience is now visible (If you look closely, you'll see that Miss I is in the audience even though she was not yet introduced at this point in the series). Also, the game is played in a slightly different format this time.
Miss E - Exercise	Episode 20: Meet Miss E	Song that having no description	January 6, 1978
A Cartoon about the Emerald Emperor		Animated by Victor Richardson
The Catching Game (Episode 3)		The third episode of the fictional Letter People TV Show "The Catching Game" starring Monty Swell. If you look closely, you'll see both Miss I and Mister H in the studio audience.
Miss I - Itchy Itch	Episode 21: Meet Miss I	Song that having no description	January 7, 1978
Miss I & Ingrid the Indigo Ink Keeper		Nardo the Detective meets the very exotic Miss I at her Itsy-Witsy Ice Cream Club, enlisting her for assistance in capturing Ingrid the Indigo Ink Keeper, who's stolen all the indigo ink in Letter People Land. After apprehending Ingrid, it turns out that all she wanted to do was be an artist. Miss I, Mister F and Miss Purple (Davina Proudfoot) promises her all the indigo ink she'll need.
A Cartoon about Ichabod Ed		Animated by Victor Richardson
Miss O - Obstinate	Episode 22: Meet Miss O	Song that having no description	January 8, 1978
Miss O's Obstinate Opera		Miss O is putting on an Obstinate Opera, "The Ostrich's Olive Omelet", and none of the Letter People in the show want to play the roles she assigns them, yet she doesn't care, because she's so obstinate. However, a crisis arises when Miss O, the lead, is needed in the clue boxes, so Mister F and Miss Blue (Kimberly Rathbone) helps out by wearing Miss O's costume during the show.
A Cartoon about an Octopus Named Occy		Animated by Victor Richardson
Mister V - Violet Velvet Vest	Episode 23: Meet Mister V	Song that having no description	January 9, 1978
Mister V & The Very Very Villainous Vandal		Mister V finds out that a Very Very Villainous Vandal is going around Letter People Land tagging items that begin with V with V's. The Vandal comes on the radio and says that if he tags something that doesn't begin with a V, he'll retire. Mister B assists Mister V in tracking down the vandal, and Mister B tricks him into signing a baseball, which doesn't begin with V, thus running the vandal out of business.
A Cartoon abot Viva Vetch		Animated by Victor Richardson
Meet Miss U - Upsy-Daisy Umbrella	Episode 24: Meet Miss U	Song that having no description	January 10, 1978
Miss U & Unforgettable Underground Uglies		Miss U and her umbrella float up to the rooftops of Letter People Land, where she meets Uncle Elmer, the umpire. Seems the ump is looking for his baseball, which was hit out of the park and down a chimney. Miss U goes down the chimney to look and encounters the Unforgettable Underground Uglies, who have an uncanny way of making Letter People appear in their hideout for the Catching Game at will. It turned out to be a dream...or was it?
A Cartoon about Uncle Ulver		Animated by Victor Richardson
Mister L - Lemon Lollipops	Episode 25: Meet Mister L	Song that having no description	January 12, 1978
Mister L & The Lavender Lollapalooza		Mister L wants to open his lemonade stand, but he has to overcome a few obstacles. First Lazy Laura leans on his locker filled with lemons, then the Lavender Lollapalooza comes and steals the lemons altogether. With the help of some of the other Letter People, Mister L gets his lemons back and then offers his hand in friendship to the Lollapalooza, who readily accepts.
A Cartoon about a Little Girl Named Linda		Animated by Victor Richardson
The Story of Mister V	Episode 26: The Story of Mister V and Mister S	After several Letter People damage the left side of Mister V's vest, he decides to never end and words in order to hide the the rip. This way, the Letter Person to his left will conceal the damage.	January 12, 1978
The Story of Mister S		Mister Z gives Mister S a zipping zipper so that Mister S can make Mister Z's sound in the middle or at the end of a word.
The Squoosh	Episode 27: The Squoosh	The Letter People discover that sometimes with certain words, two Letter People must 'squoosh' their sounds together in order to make the word sound correctly. This leads to the creation of "The Squoosh Box" in The Catching Game.	January 13, 1978
Two Squoosh Cartoons		Animated by Victor Richardson
The Squoosh Song		A song about how 2 Letter People "squoosh" together to make 4 letter words. It was written by Clayton Frohman.
Mister D - Delicious Doughnuts	Episode 28: Meet Mister D	Song that having no description	January 14, 1978
Mister D & Dolly the Dragon		Duke and Duchess Doodlebug are in a dither...their dancing dragon, Dolly (who sounds a lot like Carol Channing), has disappeared, and she's supposed to dance at their party. Enter Mr. D, who lures Dolly back to her owners with various items that begin with the same sound that start Delicious Doughnuts. Later, Dolly plays the Catching Game at the Doodlebugs' party. Numerous "Hello, Dolly!" gags appear in this episode.
A Cartoon about Deborah Davis		Animated by Victor Richardson
Mister G - Gooey Gum	Episode 29: Gooey Gum	Song that having no description	January 15, 1978
Mister G & Godfrey the Ghost		Godfrey the Ghost has stolen all the good green grapes from Gordon's Grocery Store, and it couldn't have happened at a worse time...Mr. M is planning a picnic! Mister G arrives on the scene and along with Gordon, Mister M, Alexis Fairchild, and Miss U, convinces Godfrey to return the grapes after a round of the Catching Game, where Godfrey wins a pet goldfish.
A Cartoon about Gort the Gorilla		Animated by Victor Richardson
Mister C Comes to Letter People Land	Episode 30: Meet Mister C	On their way to Miss I's club, Mister B and Miss U pass a carnival where Mister C works. Mister C says he wants to sing more than anything in the world, but his boss, Cornelius Cornpole, won't let him, reducing him to tending to animals such as Claude the Camel and Clancy the Crocodile. After a round of the Catching Game with Mister B, Miss U, and Mister T, he is convinced to sign up for a talent contest that Miss I is holding to determine a headliner at her night club while she goes on a vacation with Mister F. Mister C enters the contest and promptly wins	January 16, 1978
Mister C - Cotton Candy		Song that having no description
Mister K - Kicking	Episode 31: Meet Mister K	Song that having no description	January 17, 1978
Mister K and the King of the Kingdom of Kabob		In the far-off kingdom of Kabob, Kernac has kidnapped the kazoo-playing King...just before he is scheduled to play his kazoo at the kindergarten! The King's daughter, Karen, the Grand Shish of Kabob, summons Mr. K to assist in her father's rescue. He rescues the King after visualizing Kernac being duped by the Letter People playing the Catching Game, but soon afterwards, Kernac returns to steal the King's kazoo again
The Story of Mister C and Mister K	Episode 32: The Story of Mister C and Mister K	Since both Mr. C and Mr. K have the same starting sounds, the two argue over what words each will start
Mister W Loses His Wink	Episode 33: Meet Mister W	Mister W has lost his Wonderful Wink, which is more or less his meal ticket! He turns to Willard the Wizard for help, but Willard's wand seems to have gone kaput. After revitalizing the wand with words that begin with W (usually brought along by Willard's pal Wacky Wally, who appears at odd intervals) with the help of Mister W, Mister B, and Miss E, Willard finds one of HIS wishes being granted by playing "Monty Swell" in a round of the Catching Game with Wacky Wally as a contestant.	January 18, 1978
Mister W - Wonderful Wink		Song that having no description
A Cartoon about Woodrow Walrus		Animated by Victor Richardson
Long Sounds	Episode 37: Long Sounds	The Letter Girls and The Color Boys, tired of being in every word, but only having one sound, decide to have two sounds: a short sound and long sound. This, along with the success of The Squoosh Song, prompts Miss E to write a new song about the vowels' two sounds	February 2, 1978
Long Sounds Song		This song, written by Miss E after the success of The Squoosh Song, introduces viewers to the vowel's long sounds.
Long and Short Sounds Melodramas	Episode 39: Silent E		February 14, 1978
While preparing to star in two melodrams, The Letter People realize that the audience will not know when the vowels are to use their short sound and when they are to use their long sound. Thanks to suggestions by Mister V and Miss E, the show goes on!
The Case of Poopsie's Surprise	Episode 44: Adjacent Vowels		March 24, 1978
When Buford van Murdlesnert (aka Poopsie) comes to Nardo with a mysterious note which he cannot read, Nardo calls in The Letter People. The Letter People soon discover that the word Nardo and Poopsie cannot pronounce, boat, has two vowels next to one another, something not yet encountered. The Letter People propose a new system and help Nardo sound out this and other words with adjacent vowels and lead Poosie to his surprise.

Disc 3: April 1978–May 1978

Title	From	Description	Date
Mister J - Jumbled Junk	Episode 45: Meet Mister J	Song that having no description	April 2, 1978
Mister J's Jumbled Junkyard		Judge Judith Jackpot tells Letter People Land's policeman, Officer Jasper Jabberwocky, that she wants Mister J to move his Jumbled Junkyard so she can build a new jail on his land, but Officer Jabberwocky is reluctant to do so. Mister J is crushed about having to move, but with the help of his friend the Joker-In-The-Box, he convinces the Judge that people can learn about the letter J and the sound it makes in his Junkyard. The Judge is convinced, and lets Mr. J stay put.
Mister G Gets a New Sound	Episode 48: Soft G	Mister J finds a rare gem from an art museum and displays it in his junkyard. Later, he finds out from his radio (which is quite hilarious, I might add) that it's the dangerous Genius Gem, which makes someone disappear if their sound doesn't go with their name. However, he finds this out AFTER Mister G and Miss Blue visits him, touches the Gem, and disappears! In order to bring Mister G and Miss Blue back, Mister J decides to let him borrow his Jumbled Junk sound before silent E. This process allows Mister G and Miss Blue to come back and when they touches the Gem again, they doesn't disappear.	April 8, 1978
Mister Y and the Yodel	Episode 51: Meet Mister Y	A young girl named Yolinda is climbing a mountain and she hears the call of a mysterious bird called a Yodel. Yolinda wants the Yodel to come off the mountain and sing at the Letter People Land Outdoor Sound Festival, but the Yodel won't join her. She enlists Miss E, Mister S, and the newly arrived Mister Y to help her convince the Yodel to join her, but the Yodel turns out to be quite the homebody. Finally, the Letter People and Yolinda trick her into saying "Yes" by playing the Catching Game, but by then Yolinda has learned to yodel herself, so there's no need for the Yodel to come down after all.	April 13, 1978
Mister Y - Yawning		Song that having no description
Mister Y as a Consonant and Vowel	Episode 52: Y as a Consonant and a Vowel	Mister Y, frustrated that he only gets to start words, and that there are only a few words which actually start with Y, complains that he's bored. This promps Miss I to agree to let Mister Y share her sounds when he does not start a word.	April 14, 1978
Mister R's Red Rubber Band	Episode 55: Meet Mister R	Mister R is upset because his rubberbands seem to have lost their rip. He calls on Roscoe Rocker and Ringo Bebop (the same periwinkle puppets used for the Purple Peekaboo Palookas and the Unforgettable Underground Uglies), who run a rubberband repair service (as well as perform a comedy act and play electric tuba and typewriter), to fix them. Roscoe and Ringo do so, but not before reeling off a series of smart cracks that nearly drive Mister R nuts. As it turns out, Roscoe and Ringo like the sound of Mister R's ripping rubberbands and decide to form a band with him. Miss E hears the guys rehearsing at a recreation hall and names them "The Red Rubber Band" (with Monty Swell and Roscoe playing the Catching Game with the word "red"). Rock and Roll!	May 1, 1978
Mister R - Ripping Rubberbands		Mister R, Mister X, and Mister Q doesn’t sing in the TV Show but they not sing their respective songs.
The Lucky Star Song	Special 2: Star Trip	Song that having no description
Star Trip (Part 1)		In Miss Red's Dream, She and Mister R are sent into outer space to the planet Snickers to rescue Miss A and Mister Savoy blue, who are being kept by the Empress Mung. When the computer on his spaceship goes on strike, Mister R and Miss Red befriends an interplanetary pal named Lucky Star, who helps Mister R hear his name in words. He makes this sound in the newfound Divided Catching Cluebox with Miss A for Empress Mung. Mung is impressed and lets Miss A and Mister Savoy blue go home, but keeps Mister R. Will Mister R escape from Planet Snickers?
Star Trip (Part 2)		Just as Miss A and Mister Savoy blue heads back to Letter People Land from the Planet Snickers, Empress Mung gets her top aide, Moogoo, to bring Miss O to Snickers to make a sound with Mister R in the divided catching clue box. Miss O and Mister R succeed in making the OR sound, but Empress Mung isn't quite finished yet...while Miss O and Mister Aureolin can go home, Mister R and Miss Red are forced to stay. This edict is accented by Moogoo zapping Mister R with an Itchy Ray Beam when Lucky Star tries to get him to his spaceship. Will Mister R itch himself crazy, just like Miss I? Will the two get to go home?
Please, Mister R		Song
Star Trip (Part 3)		Empress Mung captures Mister Green, Miss E, Mister Cyan, Miss I, Mister Maroon, and Miss U in order to make more divided catching clue box sounds with her favorite hostage, Mister R. However, Mister R is quite worn out and can't make THREE new sounds, so he, the Color boys, and the letter girls decide to trick Empress Mung by making the same sound, only switching the girls in the clue box. Empress Mung is disappointed in this and sends everyone--and the Divided Catching Clue Box--home. Mister R and the Letter Girls wakes Miss Red that she turned out to be a dream...or was it?
Mister X: All Wrong	Episode 56: Meet Mister X	Mister R, Mister X, and Mister Q doesn’t sing in the TV Show but they not sing their respective songs.	May 2, 1978
The Case of the Mysterious Mister X		Things are going all wrong in Letter People Land, and Nardo's on the case! Mister B's voice changes to female, Mister H's long, green hair changes to a short, women's hairdo, and Miss U's pet goat starts making weird noises. What do all of these have in common? An 'X' was found at the scene of each occurance. Nardo then gets a phone call from a mysterious tipster, saying to meet him in the forest. It turns out to be Mister X, who wants a sound of his own, but every time he offers his letter, something goes all wrong. Nardo brings Mister X to the rest of the Letter People, and Mister K and Mister S agree to make a special "squoosh" sound for Mister X, but Mister X would be able to appear in words. This makes Mister X so happy, he decides to use his letter as a symbol to prevent children from getting too close to anything dangerous.
Mister Q - Quiet	Episode 57: Meet Mister Q	Mister R, Mister X, and Mister Q doesn’t sing in the TV Show but they not sing their respective songs.	May 3, 1978
Mister Q Restores Miss O's Voice		Miss O is giving a gala performance, but her voice gives out! Miss U, Mister L, and Mister T take Miss O to Mister Q's laboratory for assistance, but he can't help them because he has no sound...that is, until Miss U agrees to stand next to him in a starting clue box. With Mister Q's new-found sound that make Sally the Alien (Paula Robertshaw) alive, he's able to get Miss O to slowly start talking again, and she's soon able to sing--just in time for her concert.
Meet The Word Machine	Episode 60: Meet The Word Machine	Miss O visits her new neighbor Professor Foghorn, who has invented a Word Machine. The Word Machine's purpose is to make sure all the letters in words go by the rules--using the right sounds and so forth. Miss O keeps feeding the Machine words with letters using irregular sounds--and when they don't go through, they run away, upset that the Word Machine won't accept them for what they are	May 6, 1978
I'm The Word Machine		Song that having no description
CH Sound	Episode 65: Meet The Chewy Cherry Choo Choo	Mister C and Mister H get away for a vacation in the woods, where Mister C asks Mister H to make a new sound with him. Mister H agrees to make the same sound that starts "Chewy Cherries" (which Mister C is seen munching away on), but only if it isn't a squoosh, due to his fear of getting cut on a squoosh box's jagged edges. With this agreement made, the guys run to catch the Chewy Cherry Choo Choo back to Letter People Land, only to find out that the train has taken off without them...OR the conductor, Charlie McChew! Charlie, Mister C, and Mister H ride the handcar to get back to the Choo Choo (which talks from male voiced like Mexican Man to female voiced by Alexis Winky Garza!).	May 11, 1978
Chewy Cherry Choo Choo Song		Charlie McChew and his friends are in Live Concert.
AU/Aw	Episode 66: The AU/AW Sounds	It's the night of the carnival, but Miss A is in an awful mood. Miss U tries to cheer her up by walking through a funhouse with her and making a new sound. However, Miss U disappears, but Mr. W is around to make the new AU/AW sound whenever Miss U is not available.	May 12, 1978

Disc 4: June 1978–December 1979

Title	From	Description	Date
WH/SH	Episode 69: WH and SH	Mister H gets to make two new non-squoosh sounds! This time, he's passing by Gloria Mansfield, playing with a yo-yo and Mister W, who's working on a magic act. Mister W is able to blow a whistle dangling around Mister H's neck without using his hands, so they agree to make a sound together. One small problem: Mister S's Sock Cave is nearby and they're waking him up, so he suggests making a nice, quiet sound with Mister H. "SHHHH!!!!"	July 5, 1978
The Catching Game (Episode 4)		After a long hiatus, The Catching Game TV Show with Monty Swell returned to "The Letter People."
A Song for Mister H		Monty Swell sings a song about Mister H and his two new sounds: WH and SH.
Double O	Episode 70: Double O (OO)	Miss O tries her hand as a door-to-door cosmetics salesperson, and comes across a secluded house in the chocolate factory, belonging to Zelda the chocolate woman and Zero the owl. Zelda's invented a new potion made out of chocolate that makes two of whatever drinks it...and Miss O is her guinea pig! However, Miss O discovers she can make new sounds when there are two of her!	July 24, 1978
I Can Swoon		Song
TH Sound (The Thing)	Episode 73: Meet The Thing	Mrister T and Miss U walk into a haunted theatre, where The Thing lives. Mister T flashes back to 1930, where "Grandpa T" and "Grandpa H" were about to include The Thing in their song-and-dance act in that very theatre, but the theatre closed down before the Thing could make his debut. Officer Jabberwocky arrives on the scene and says the theatre is reopening and captures the Thing by agreeing to give him a part in the reopening gala	October 31, 1978
I'm The Thing		Song
The OW/OU Sounds	Episode 74: The OU/OW Sounds	Miss O is rejected from Monty Swell's talent show because she's been using the same three old sounds. While walking through the park, she accidentally bumps into the pointy end of Miss U's umbrella and screams (OW!), and the two of them decide to make their new OU sound for Monty's talent show. However, on the night of the show, Miss U gets sick, but Mister W is around to help out (actually, the guy's hiding outside her dressing room window) and Miss O goes on with the show.	December 9, 1978
What a Beautiful Sound		Song
The OI/OY Sound	Episode 68: The OY/OI Sounds	Miss O is sitting poolside, looking for more Letter People to make sounds with. She finds Miss I, but she refuses to make sounds with her. Miss O talks Miss I into making a sound by saying it would make Mister Y happy. This way, she stands in a divided catching clue box with Miss I, and with Mister Y when Miss I can't make it.	June 23, 1978
The ING Sound (Part 1)	Special 3: Rocking, Hopping, Dancing Party	The Letter People attend Frantic Freddie's Dancing Party on DDT-TV where Mister S wins the dancing competition.	December 31, 1978
The ING Sound (Part 2)		Frantic Freddie attemps to stay up without sleeping for an entire week.
The ING Sound		Song
Sentences Part 1	Special 4: The Sentences	Mister S is awakened by news of three unidentified flying objects in Letter People Land. They turn out to be a period, question mark, and exclamation point, which teach Mister S, Miss O, and Miss U (who happened to be in the park when the UFO's arrived) about how they're used in sentences.	December 20, 1979
Sentences Part 2		The Letter People Land Clueboxes are in the World Series, and the gang is watching the final game on Monty Swell's TV set...which promptly goes kaput. Instead, the Letter People are reduced to reading sentences that flash on Monty's TV screen to tell them what's going on during the game. The Clueboxes win the game when their star slugger Pam hits a grand slam...just as Monty's TV goes back to work!
Pam Hit a Grand Slam		After the Clueboxes win the World Series when their star slugger Pam hits a grand slam The Letter People sing one final number of 1979, "Pam Hit A Grand Slam".

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