WeWow on the Weekend: Sound Effects, Compliments, and Dinosaur Backbones! (Encore)

Wow in the World

This family-friendly variety episode features hosts Dennis and Reggie opening with comedic voice-changing banter before diving into a listener Q&A segment filled with riddles, tongue

Key takeaways

• Dennis uses voice-changing effects on Reggie during the opening, leading to playful complaints about sounding like a goose.
• Listeners Colin, AZ, and Izzy call in with questions ranging from Peter Piper pepper measurements to riddles and hiccup cures.

Main topics

• Listener Q&A and riddles
• Sauropod dinosaur anatomy

Notable quotes

These zigzaggy lines actually connected to another bone with zigzaggy lines, almost like a jigsaw puzzle.

Conclusion

The episode successfully merges comedic family entertainment with acce

Transcript preview

Speaker 1 (0:00) Hey, Wowzer fans, Mindy here. And before we start the show, are you a kid who wows? Of course you are. Well, listen up because I am searching for the perfect wow kid to join me as a guest on an upcoming episode of two What's in a Wow People Who Wow edition. Together, we'll play three rounds of my getting to know you game show. And along the way, we'll get to know all about you, your hidden talents, your hobbies, your funniest stories. Plus, the winner will also receive a prize pack of Wow in the World toys and books. Want a chance to be on the show? Ask your grown-ups to enter our Kids Who Wow contest. Grown-ups record a short video of your wowzer sharing three true wow facts about their life. Then ask them to tell you the story behind one of those facts. Enter for a chance to win when you send us your video at Tinkercast.com slash contest. Grownups, you can learn more about the rules for this contest and upload your submission before October 1st at Tinkercast.com slash contest. That's Tinkercast.com slash contest. And now for a quick ad break and then back to the show. Speaker 5 (1:13) Wee-wow on the weekend. Wee-wow on the weekend. Wee-wow on the weekend. Because this is what we do on the weekend. Talking, laughing, me and Red. Speaker 3 (1:29) Oh wait, no, I said laughing twice. Uh, whatever. Speaker 5 (1:33) We wow on the weekend. Speaker 5 (1:38) We were all Cause this is what we do Speaker 5 (1:44) Hello and welcome to Wee Wow on the Weekend. I'm your host, Dennis. And Reggie's here too. Welcome to the show where we chit-chat and answer questions from listeners and listen to episodes of Wow in the World. Ah, Reggie! Why do I sound all weird? Well, change it back right this minute. Ah, Reggie! Credit! Speaker 5 (2:13) No! Put it back! Put it back! Put it back! Speaker 5 (2:19) Bye. Speaker 5 (2:23) Okay. Is it normal again? Don't do that, Reggie! What if my voice accidentally stayed that way? Well, I'm going to learn how to work the microphones one day and make you sound like a goose. All right, let's get into the show and answer some questions with a Q &A segment. Ahem. The Q &A segment. Speaker 5 (2:49) All right, let's just get the old answering machine pulled up here. Okay, here we go. Speaker 5 (2:56) You've reached Dennis from WeWow on the weekend. Speaker 3 (2:59) That's me. Do you Speaker 5 (3:00) have a question? Well, I do too. Lots of them. And who's going to answer all my questions? You? Probably not. But I guess I can answer yours. Leave me a message. Speaker 4 (3:14) What? What question are you? I'm Colin, by the way, from Richmond. Hi, Colin. I'm Dennis, by the way. And what question do you like? you want to ask the most? What Speaker 5 (3:26) question do I want to ask the most? Good question. I think one of my favorite questions is, how? No, that's it. Just how. Oh, I also really like asking what. You know, like, what? You know, like that. And I also like asking, how dare you? And who do you think you are? And, oh, a common question for me is, how could you? Oh, yeah, no, these are all rhetorical questions. Isn't that what Colin is wondering? Oh, actual real questions? Like, what questions do I want to answer on the show? Huh, I never thought about it before. Uh, maybe something like... Dennis, where did you get your cool clothes? They're so fashionable. Oh, you're right. That's more of a compliment. Okay, how about, Dennis, how do you make your hair look so good? Ah, no, that's another compliment. Yeah, maybe I should change my request from call and ask me a question to call and give me a bunch of compliments. Now, you're right. That would get boring. Speaker 5 (4:36) Give me a bunch of compliments, please. What? I didn't say anything. Next compliment. I mean, next question. Speaker 4 (4:43) Hi, Dennis. My name is AZ, and my question for you is, if Peter Piper picked a pack of pickled peppers, how many pickled peppers did Peter Piper pick? I guess what I'm saying is, it says he picked a pack of pickled peppers, but how much is a pack? Speaker 5 (4:59) How much is Speaker 4 (5:00) a Speaker 5 (5:00) pack? Okay, there's four packs in a bushel, so that would mean that a pack is maybe like the size of two or three gallons of milk, or a small basket, or... A small grocery bag, maybe? And then the amount of pickled peppers that can fit in a peck would depend upon what kind of pickled pepper we're talking about. Because, Reggie, peppers are different sizes. Are we talking about jalapeno? Are we