The Letter People - Mr. L & The Lavender Lollapalooza

From episode 19 of "The Letter People" - Meet Mr. L: Lemon Lollipops

Mr. L wants to open his lemonade stand, but he has to overcome a few obstacles. First Lazy Laura leans on his locker filled with lemons, then the Lavender Lollapalooza comes and steals the lemons altogether. With the help of some of the other Letter People, Mr. L gets his lemons back and then offers his hand in friendship to the Lollapalooza, who readily accepts.

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[culpit]

I've noticed that the Letter Boys were introduced by what they have in common. Mr. M,T,F,H,N represented body parts, Mr. B,Z,P,S,V represented clothing, Mr. L,D,G,C represented food, Mr. K,W,Y represented verbs, and Mr. J,R,X,Q represented just random stuff. And the Letter Girls represented random stuff as well.

[letterpeopleland]

You are correct, according to the original classroom program: Group I (M, T, F, H, N) are exaggerated body parts, group II (B, Z, P, S, V) are based on articles of clothing, group II (L, D, G, C) are sweet foods, group IV (K, W, Y) are "action boys all of whom do things every child has done," group V (R, J, U) are things children carry around, and group VI (X, Q) do not make sounds. A, E, I, and O were just randomly placed.

[miiket67]

there was no letter people series in the 1990's.this series was produced in 1976 by pbs affiliate station ketc in st.louis,missouri.

[mrmuddlefan]

he's verry cute

[airsofterG3]

I'd prefer the 70's letter people over the 90's more P.C. letter people, the old kind were a lot more fun