Man Uncle Wiggily’s Holidays Uncle Wiggily’s Apple Roast Uncle Wiggily’s Picnic Uncle Wiggily’s Fishing Trip Uncle Wiggily’s June Bug Friends Uncle Wiggily’s Visit To The Farm Uncle Wiggily’s Silk Hat Uncle Wiggily, Indian Hunter Uncle Wiggily’s Ice Cream Party Uncle Wiggily’s Woodland Games Uncle Wiggily On The Flying Rug Uncle Wiggily At The Beach Uncle Wiggily And The Pirates Uncle Wiggily’s Funny Auto Uncle Wiggily On Roller Skates Uncle Wiggily Goes Swimming Uncle Wiggily’s Water Spout Uncle Wiggily’s Laughing Gas Balloons Uncle Wiggily’s Empty Watch Uncle Wiggily’s Radio Uncle Wiggily And The Beaver Boys Uncle Wiggily And The Turkey Gobbler Uncle Wiggily’s Squirt Gun (1919) Uncle Wiggily And The Alligator Uncle Wiggily’s Washtub Ship Uncle Wiggily’s Rolling Hoop Uncle Wiggily’s Make Believe Tarts Uncle Wiggily’s Ice Boat Uncle Wiggily’s Jumping Boots Uncle Wiggily’s Icicle Spear In popular culture Uncle Wiggley was the name of a small skateboard company from 1984 to 1990 known for using "epoxyglass" in their skateboard manufacturing. In addition to making their own products, they also made skateboards decks for Losi, Blockhead, SGI, Magnusson Designs, Steadham Designs, and even early H-Street decks. Sponsored professionals included Tony Magnusson (who was a part-owner) and John Schultes. Uncle Wiggly was a 1990s era rock band. Uncle Wiggly's is also the name of a Baltimore-based chain of ice cream shops. A two-part song regarding Uncle Wiggily is on Tourniquet's albums Pathogenic Ocular Dissonance ("The Skeezix Dilemma") and Microscopic View of a Telescopic Realm ("The Skeezix Dilemma Part II"). The Book Uncle Wiggily and His Friends has a brief appearance in the 1994 film Forrest Gump, being read by Jenny while Forrest "dangles" (at 14 Minutes and 56 Seconds in). On the September 4, 2013, episode of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Uncle Wiggly's Rheumatism book was on the "Do Not Read List" skit. Uncle Wiggily appears as a reference between the two characters, Eloise and Walt, in Uncle Wiggily in Connecticut - one of the nine short stories in J.D. Salinger's collection of short stories, 'Nine Stories'. Specifically, the story's title refers to an event recalled by Eloise in which she and Walt were running to catch a bus and she sprains her ankle. Walt then says, referring to her ankle in good humor, "Poor Uncle Wiggily...". In 1987 Uncle Wiggily was referred to in a "rock music fable" called "Little Boy Goes to Hell" a four-record set by Mark Nichols