Cricket Visits Spain Cricket Goes Camping Cricket Visits the Zoo Cricket's Special Surprise Cricket Visits Australia (unreleased) Cricket Visits China (unreleased) Outfit and tape sets These sets included a tape with games, jokes and stories and a coordinating outfit with accessories. Cricket goes to the County Fair Time for Outdoor Fun Sleepy Time Party Time Indoor Play Time School Time Time for Health and Exercise Cricket Goes to a Wedding Cricket Tours the Hospital Other accessories Cricket's Kitty Shadow (Tape and grey plush cat included) Cooking with Cricket (Included tape, plastic utensils and recipe book) Cricket's Favorite Games (Board Game with tape) Cricket and Corky’s Chatterbox with “Let’s Play Together” tape (unreleased) Cricket's Sneakers (Available in blue, red, purple or yellow) Cricket's Very Own Chair Cricket's Slumber Party Sack Corky Cricket had a younger brother named Corky which was released in 1987 and voiced by seven-year-old Edan Gross. Corky was available in both black and white-skinned models. Tapes that were produced for Corkey either came with an appropriate outfit or a workbook which included activities related to math or reading. Let’s Play Outdoors (Included workbook) Let’s Play at My House (Included workbook) Let’s Play at School (Included workbook) Corky’s Big Game (Included baseball outfit) Corky’s Adventure Scouts (Included scout uniform) Corky’s Star Ship (Included astronaut outfit) Corky's Very Own Chair Corky's Sleep Sack 'N Pack Jill Cricket also had an older sister named Jill (voice actress currently unknown), who also operated in much the same way as did Cricket and Corky. Jill however used cartridges instead of tapes and had voice-recognition capabilities. Jill was available in both black and white-skinned models. In 1989, an inanimate version of Jill with no speech capability was produced. Jill's catchphrase was "I'm a lot like you.". Extra cartridges could be bought separately in sets; the sets included a cartridge, an outfit, and various related accessories. Jill Babysits Jill's First Job Jill's Cheerleading Tryouts Jill's Staring Role Jill's Slumber Party Jill Goes to the Mall Other merchandise In addition to the collection of Cricket books, outfits and tapes, Playmates produced coloring books, paper dolls, and home videos. In 1987 two videocassettes were produced by Hi-Tops Video using audio from already released audiocassettes including “Cricket's Clubhouse” and “Around the World with Cricket.” Also in 1987 four coloring books illustrated by Pam Posey and Kathy Allert were published including “Cricket’s Clubhouse”, “Cricket’s First Day of School”, “Cricket’s