biological clock. On the show, it was accompanied by Blue Swede's cover of the B. J. Thomas song "Hooked on a Feeling". Various commercial advertisements presented the Dancing Baby animation to international markets continuing the mainstream media attention. This particular manifestation of the video, bound to the song, is widely distributed and referred to as the "Ugachaka Baby" (or "Oogachaka Baby"). More examples of the Dancing Baby used in mainstream media are below. Television, media, music and film The Dancing Baby made constant appearances in trade shows, worldwide marketing media, and in mainstream media such as television, music videos, and later in film too: Crash Designs Incorporated, a 1990s dot-com company, founded by father and son Jeffrey Ambrose and Michael Ambrose, was the first to sell Dancing Baby merchandise, including T-shirts, ties, boxers, and mouse pads through its e-commerce website. In 1996, the original Character Studio dancing baby animation appeared in major trade show demo reels, including NAB, IBC, Game Developer Conference (GDC), E3, and others. In 1996, the sequence appeared in Studio !K7 release 'X-Mix Electro Boogie', as soundtrack for the track 'Demented Spirit' by The Octagon Man. In 1996 and 1997, the dancing baby animation appeared on various local television broadcasts, including news and tech editorials, and CBS syndicated stations. The Dancing Baby's first appearance on Ally McBeal was in season one episode 12, "Cro-Magnon", airing on January 5, 1998. At the height of the Ally McBeal series, a dance group called Trubble released a song called "Dancing Baby (Ooga-Chaka)", which charted well in Australia in late 1998/early 1999 and reached No. 21 on the UK chart. The Dancing Baby appeared on an episode of Unhappily Ever After, with Dennis Franz as the baby. It was parodied in the opening of The House that Dick Built, episode 15 from the 4th season of 3rd Rock from the Sun, with Harry Solomon (French Stewart) as the baby. In the parody wrestling series Celebrity Deathmatch, during a match between Lucy Lawless and Calista Flockhart (the actress who played Ally McBeal), the dancing baby suddenly appears in the ring with his back turned to the camera. After a moment of dancing, he turns around and is shown to be Dennis Franz in nothing but a diaper; referee Mills Lane shouts at him, "I told you I didn't want you in my ring, Dennis Franz!", to which an annoyed Franz leaves not