Harris in Seasons 1–2) and Suzanne Merriam in Seasons 3–5)) are a very silly family who live inside of Loonette's dollhouse. They appeared from Seasons 1–5. Granny Garbanzo (portrayed by Grindl Kuchirka) is Loonette's grandmother and next-door neighbor who loves her and Molly dearly. She comes from the "old country" and has a foreign Russian accent. Granny also likes growing in her garden and she lives inside a wagon with Snicklefritz, her cat. Her name is derived from the garbanzo bean. Snicklefritz (puppeteered and voiced by Bob Stutt) is Granny's mischievous cat, who was introduced in Season 2. He likes to play pranks on the others and sometimes tries to get out of getting flea-baths. The name Snicklefritz comes from slang in German culture. Major Bedhead (portrayed by Fred Stinson) is the local clown courier who makes deliveries to Loonette from Auntie Macassar or Uncle Chester. He can be quite goofy at times and a bit clumsy. He also dislikes lying and being dishonest. Auntie Macassar (portrayed by Taborah Johnson) is Loonette's travelling aunt who likes to make an entrance whenever she visits. She appears in Seasons 1–5. Her name is a pun on antimacassar. Wobbly (portrayed by Gary Farmer) is a close friend who lives in Clowntown. Appears in two episodes in Season 2. Uncle Chester (portrayed by Edward Knuckles) is Loonette's travelling uncle who appears in the show's last two seasons. Production The show was originally produced by Radical Sheep Productions with what would later be known as Owl Communications (the publishers of Owl Magazine), then Canadian children's television network YTV and WITF-TV Harrisburg, with a run of 65 episodes. In 2000, the previous episodes were produced with Benny Smart, a US children's television production company, Tadpole Kids and Treehouse TV, a sister channel of YTV, and Nashville Public Television. At the end of this show (previously produced with Benny Smart), a companion guide appears for the viewers to learn about it. From 1992 to 2002, the show was filmed at Wallace Avenue Studios in Toronto, and in 2006, it was filmed at Toronto's Studio City. Radical Sheep Productions and Amity Entertainment, in association with Treehouse TV and Nashville Public Television, produced 22 additional episodes, which debuted on American Public Television in 2006. Episodes Season 1 (1992) Season 2 (1993) A large painting of someone is now hanging on Loonette's wall to the upper right next to the