El sofa da la imagniación

Título original: The Big Comfy Couch

Serie de TV
1992–2013
TV-Y
25min

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7.2/10

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Alyson Court and Fred Stinson in El sofa da la imagniación (1992)

Comedy Family

La payasa Loonette y su muñeca Molly resuelven los problemas cotidianos mientras residen en la comodidad de un gran sofá.La payasa Loonette y su muñeca Molly resuelven los problemas cotidianos mientras residen en la comodidad de un gran sofá.La payasa Loonette y su muñeca Molly resuelven los problemas cotidianos mientras residen en la comodidad de un gran sofá.

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

7.2/10

1.9 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

POPULARIDAD

3,573

1,046

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 4 nominaciones en total

Episodios51

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DestacadoLos mejor calificados7 temporadas9 años

Trivia
The name of the character Auntie Macassar is a play on the term "antimacassar," which refers (fittingly for a "big comfy couch") to a cloth placed on the headrest area of a couch or chair; it can also refer to similar cloths used on the arms of a chair. The term comes from the practice of men slicking down their hair with macassar oil, which was in vogue during the 19th century. The oil would stain couches and chairs if slicked-down hair came into contact with the headrest, so an antimacassar cloth helped prevent those stains.

Créditos curiosos
In every episode during the end credits, the camera is facing at the couch with the night sky. Loonette appears at the end saying "And the clown jumped over the moon"

Conexiones
Featured in Bob: Dreams of Felt and Googly Eyes (2019)

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A promising show that got no respect

It's sad that Allison Court is going to be known more for doing the voice of Jubilee on "X-Men" (yes, that's her!) than for this show, which is one of dozens of promising and solid children's shows that never got enough of a chance to catch on. Maybe in its native Canada it gets more respect, but here on the other side of the falls, an educational show is judged more by how much merchandise it sells than how much children learn from it.

For an adult, the show may look at times silly and cheesy, but to toddlers and pre-schoolers, who these shows are aimed at, it's a show that is at the same time exciting and soothing.