Pilot: Walter discovers that one of his canker sores can talk. Initially frightened, Walter grows to appreciate the witty reparte with the debonair canker sore (Bob). Wacky hijinx ensue as Walter often is mistaken for saying things actually coming from Bob. Drama unfolds, however, as Walter ponders whether to cure his aching mouth or extend the life of a trusted friend.
Talking Marshmallow
Pilot: Walter discovers that a marshmallow he’s about to pop in his mouth can talk. Initially alarmed, Walter and Lizzy grow to love the marshmallow (Bob) and accept him as family. Wacky hijinx ensue as the delicious Bob avoids hungry visitors and endures Lizzy’s playful threats of baking him in Rice Krispie treats. Drama unfolds, however, as Bob questions his own worth if he’s not eaten as his Maker intended.
Pilot: The only really interesting parts of the original show finally get a vehicle of their own. See them rationalize that new bra purchase. See them argue over which one is more bodacious.
Hey, if it worked once, it surely can work again! :rolleyes:
Actually, my post was more an offhand dismissal of Baby Bob than real ideas for “talking you-name-it” premises. It wasn’t that a canker sore was talking, but that studio executives might think it could be made into an ongoing TV series. Like Baby Bob, it’s obvious my “shows” wouldn’t go anywhere.