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VisionQuest
Vision is alive again—or as much as the AI synth ever is—in Disney+’s ‘VisionQuest.’ Though violent and profane, the show itself returns close to ‘WandaVision’ form.
Every day may be a cat-tastic day in Gabby’s feline-themed playhouse, but in Doozie’s doghouse, get ready for a puppy-rific time!
Doozie is Gabby’s dog-loving little sister, and she’s ready to don some magical pup ears and shrink to join her animated canine companions in the doghouse for some encouraging, inspirational fun.
Along the way, kid viewers will meet Doozie’s cadre of doggy playmates, including BoxPup, Seaquin, CreamPup and Swaggy Waggy. These playful pups star in fashion shows, travel to imaginary worlds and even host playdates with the cats of Gabby’s Dollhouse.
From DreamWorks, Doozie’s Doghouse joins its sister series on Netflix. Fun songs, cute characters and colorful sets are designed to catch the eyes and ears of littles—especially those who love dogs.
There are some magical elements in every episode since Doozie need only pinch the ears on her puppy headband to shrink down to animated size. But Doozie and her pups are patient and kind. They love spending time with friends and finding ways to creatively solve problems.
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Doozie and her puppy friends decorate T-shirts for a fashion show. Doozie encourages her pals to pick designs that illustrate their style and personality. She then creates a shirt that highlights her favorite place in the world: her doghouse.
All the dogs are kind and encouraging. Doozie worries when she can’t come up with an idea for her own shirt, but she doesn’t give up or freak out. She simply persists until inspiration hits.
Doozie squeezes the ears on her magical puppy headband to make herself small enough to fit into the doghouse. Her stuffed animal Puggie comes to life in the doghouse. Doozie and her friends travel to a musical world by jumping through a picture inside the doghouse.
Emily studied film and writing when she was in college. And when she isn’t being way too competitive while playing board games, she enjoys food, sleep, and geeking out with her husband indulging in their “nerdoms,” which is the collective fan cultures of everything they love, such as Star Wars, Star Trek, Stargate and Lord of the Rings.
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