#Alice's Wonderland Bakery

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Pitch Bibles for Ducktales 2017, Hailey’s On It!, 101 Dalmatian Street, Alice’s Wonderland Bakery, Amphibia, Big City Greens, Big Hero 6: The Series, Brandy and Mr. Whiskers, the Darkwing Duck reboot, Gravity Falls, Tron: Uprising, Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil, Katbot, Kim Possible, Motorcity, The Buzz on Maggie, Milo Murphy’s Law, Fish Hooks, Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!, Sofia the First, Rapunzel’s Tangled Adventure, Jake and the Never Land Pirates, The Emperor’s New School, The Owl House, The Replacements, American Dragon: Jake Long, Wonder Over Yonder, and Ying Yang Yo!

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little alice :3

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The Walt Disney Company Earns Multiple Animation Nominations At Children’s & Family Emmys 2024 As The Ceremony Moves To Spring 2025

The Children’s & Family Emmys are on the move. As the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences on Thursday revealed the nominations for the 3rd annual event, it also announced that the ceremonies would take place on March 15 in Los Angeles. (The competition’s first two years were held in December.)

As for the nominations themselves, leading the charge was Disney+’s “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” with 16 nods — including for young teen series, where it faces off with “Goosebumps” in terms of animation Disney Animation Divisions like Walt Disney Animation Studios, Disney Television Animation, Disney EMEA Animation, Disney Junior Educational And Inclusion, Marvel Animation and Lucasfilm Animation

BEST CHILDREN’S OR YOUNG TEEN ANIMATED SERIES

-Kiff

-Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur

BEST SHORT FORM ANIMATED PROGRAM

-How NOT To Draw

-I Am Groot

-Once Upon A Studio

-The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse In Steamboat Silly

BEST VOICE PERFORMER IN A PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

-Bobby Moynihan as Bobby Boots - Pupstruction

-Kari Wahlgren as Granny Caterina, Ms. Poochytail & Magda - SuperKitties

VOICE PERFORMER IN A CHILDREN’S OR YOUNG TEEN PROGRAM

-Ben Feldman as Tylor Tuskmon - Monsters at Work

YOUNGER VOICE PERFORMER IN A PRESCHOOL, CHILDREN’S OR YOUNG TEEN PROGRAM

Simisola Gbadamosi as Tola Martins - Iwájú

BEST WRITING FOR A CHILDREN’S OR YOUNG TEEN ANIMATED SERIES

-Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur - Dancing With Myself

-Hailey's On It! - I Wanna Dance With My Buddy

BEST DIRECTING FOR AN ANIMATED SERIES

-Monsters At Work - “Descent Into Fear”

-Iwáju - “Kole”

-Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire: “Moremi”

-Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur - “The Molecular Level”

VOICE DIRECTING FOR AN ANIMATED SERIES

-Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur -Monsters At Work

-Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures

BEST MUSIC DIRECTION AND COMPOSITION FOR AN ANIMATED PROGRAM

-Star Wars Young Jedi Adventures

BEST ORIGINAL SONG FOR A A PRESCHOOL ANIMATED PROGRAM

-“Let Your Wish Carry You Away” - Alice's Wonderland Bakery

BEST SONG FOR A CHILDREN’S OR YOUNG TEEN PROGRAM

-“Kiss Your Friend” - Hailey’s On It!

-“Things” - Kiff

BEST EDITING FOR A PRESCHOOL ANIMATED PROGRAM

-Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures

BEST EDITING FOR AN ANIMATED PROGRAM

-Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur

-The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse In Steamboat Silly

SOUND MIXING AND SOUND EDITING FOR A PRESCHOOL ANIMATED PROGRAM

-Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures

SOUND MIXING AND SOUND EDITING FOR AN ANIMATED PROGRAM

-I Am Groot

BEST CASTING FOR AN ANIMATED PROGRAM

-Monsters at Work

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[doyouknowthisjewishcharacter]

Do you know this Jewish character?

[aliceoftheday]

Alice adaptation of the day

Alice's wonderland bakery

Requested by @thatrandomartistjavi

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The Cheshire Cat Has All the Answers

Prefect: Is there anything about this place you don't know, Che'Nya? Che'Nya: Nope! I know the who, what, when, where, which, and why of everything on Sage's Island! Go ahead, try me! Prefect: Who gave me the Ghost Camera? Che'Nya: Crowley. Trey: What flavor of toothpaste do I use? Che'Nya: Double Mint. Deuce: What number am I thinking of? Che'Nya: Ooh, trick question: you're thinking of a hot dog. Deuce: (suddenly has a hot dog in his hands without any explanation) Huh. Well, I'll be...!

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Idk how to explain it but Skimbleshanks the Railway Cat is so Cam from Alice's Wonderland Bakery core.

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ALICE'S WONDERLAND BAKERY

@themousefromfantasyland @princesssarisa

Alice's Wonderland Bakery is a preschool series for Disney Junior, which premiered on February 9, 2022. It is placed in the same canon as the Disney movie Alice in Wonderland.

The series revolves around Alice, the great-granddaughter of the original Alice Pleasance Liddell, who is a young baker working at the Wonderland Bakery. As she explores the kingdom on various culinary adventures, she is accompanied by Fergie the white rabbit, Hattie, and Rosa—the Princess of Hearts.

The teapot-shaped Wonderland Bakery has a kitchen where some of the equipment are animated, namely the oven and the mixer. The bakery also has a pantry which is vertical tunnel where the ingredients are on shelves on the sides, and anyone who enters will mostly float inside as if they are in space. The desserts (and to a lesser extent foods) the characters make are mostly magical, resulting in either troublesome or pleasant effects.

Alice's Wonderland Bakery is based on Disney's animated feature Alice in Wonderland (1951), which in turn is based on the Alice book series by Lewis Carroll.

In the film, there is a scene in which the Mad Hatter hosts a tea party with teapots that pipe music, hats producing three-layer frosted cakes, and exploding firework candles in the sky. 

Disney Television Animation decided to produce a heritage project based upon the scene, which would also take inspiration from the sense of connection brought by food.

Creator Chelsea Beyl said:

"I started thinking about all the whimsy, the comedy, and the peculiar characters that are in the original movie and thought, 'Wow, preschoolers are going to love this' ... It's silly. And then we're combining all that with baking, which, of course, kids love to do as well."

In May 2021, Disney Junior greenlit the series, to air on the network in 2022.

According to co-executive producer and art director Frank Montagna, the shift in storytelling from a 1950s 2D-animated film to a 2022 computer-animated preschool TV series was unexpectedly simple. He stated that there are many enjoyable activities in Wonderland, such as the tea parties, cards, and mazes.

The team removed the frightening elements from the original film and kept the entertaining ones. Throughout the book and the film, there are references to the words "Eat me" and "Drink me". Because of this, Montaga came up with the idea of fusing Alice in Wonderland with a bakery when Beyl initially presented the show to him. The show highlights the importance of food, which is used as a form of creativity and self-expression; Alice makes friends and learns of other cultures through food.

Beyl stated that "food [is] essentially [Alice's] superpower ... [and] how she connects with all these curious and peculiar characters." The series pays homage to the original Alice, who is always thinking, by having its version of Alice constantly trying to figure out things.

It did not take Montagna long to come up with the design for Alice's Wonderland Bakery since the original Alice in Wonderland "has always been such a core part of [his] being".

Since the original designs were so shaped-driven and everything was already round, bouncy, and rubbery, he found converting them into 3D models rather easy.

The team at ICON Creative Studio, according to Montagna, worked tirelessly to give the show a "bouncy and rubbery" feel, particularly with the Cheshire Cat—the only character from the 1951 film to appear in the series. Montagna believed that the team truly needed him to embody his role from the original film. Since television computer animation budgets were rather small, many factors needed to be considered carefully. For the character to be correctly rigged, the team would need to be very clear about how they wanted the character to look.

The team wanted the characters to truly reflect modern-day children, which also required giving them origins that Carroll may never have imagined.

Beyl sought to reimagine some characters from the original film to enrich Wonderland with a wider range of cultures.

The Hatter family's character design, kitchen—as well as the recipes Alice and Hattie cook together—are drawn from Japanese culture. Meanwhile, several aspects of the Hearts family were influenced by Cuban cuisine and culture, including their dialogue (which includes Spanish words), clothing, palace, and set design.

The show later introduces a Persian-influenced caterpillar family. Certain characters are also gender flipped.

Numerous foods from different cultures are featured in the series, including pastelitos (Cuban), mochi (Japanese), carrot calzone (italian), grape gazpacho, huevos habaneros (spanish) and kuku sib zamini (Persian).

The series references several iterations of Alice in Wonderland, including the 2010 film directed by Tim Burton. The White Rabbit hole served as the model for Alice's pantry, which features an endless supply of food items. For the ingredients, the team aimed to combine wacky Wonderland-style elements with real-world meals. Examples of this are "Bread and Butterflies", "Disa-pears", and "Rea-pears". Since nothing is impossible in Wonderland, the team were able to incorporate many unrealistic ideas of food into the show, including an upside-down cake.

On June 6, 2023, it was announced that Kathryn Beaumont (who voiced Alice in the 1951 Disney film) would be making a guest appearance in the 22-minute special "Alice's First Day in Wonderland".

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Calculating when Alice's Wonderland Bakery takes place

While the show goes far to try to not establish when it takes place, it clearly shows and mentions on several occasions that the 1951 Disney Alice is the current Alice's great-grandma.

So, let's assume Alice in Wonderland really did take place in 1951, the year the movie was released. She was around 12 years old at the time.

Taking a wild guess that the average age in the United Kingdom to get a child was 23 well into the 1980's, this gives the following calculation:

1951: Alice was around 12 years old.

1962: Alice somehow married and gave birth to a daughter or son. For convenience, let's call her/him Alice II.

1985: Alice II would presumably have got a daughter or son, Alice III.

2008: Alice III would presumably have got a daughter or son, Alice IV.

2016: Alice IV would be around 8 years old.

Though it's unclear if Alice IV even knows of the outside world beyond Wonderland: If she had ventured to Alice 1's main world, she'd have experienced the Rio Olympics, the rise of Twitch, and Pokémon GO.

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Happy Pride from the Cheshire Cat!!

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au where everything is the same except that jabbie is not a pet

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Disney Networks February 2024 - Highlights

Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur

The Great Beyond-er! SEASON PREMIERE 2/2

Suit Up! 2/2

Belly of the Beast 2/10

Ride or Die 2/10

Kid Kree 2/17

Wish-Tar 2/17

Make It, Don't Break It! 2/24

The Devil You Know 2/24

Kiff

Fun Uncle Pat; Kiff Escape 2/3

Beach Day ; Sun's Out Buns Out SEASON FINALE 2/10

Chibiverse

The Chibi Couple Game 2/14

Playdate With Winnie The Pooh

Tigger and the Bouncy Hunt 2/10

Piglet, Rabbit and the Picnic 2/24

Pupstruction

Pizza-struction ; Baby Builders 2/2

Firebuds

Balancing Act ; Monster Truck Piston 2/9

Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures

AfterShock ; Feather Frenzy 2/7

Best Friends ; Happy Trails, Nubs 2/9

The Tale of the Short Spire ; The Team Up 2/10

The Caves of Batuu / Finders Keepers 2/24

Spidey And His Amazing Friends

Now You See Me, Now You Don't ; Meet Squirrel Girl 2/16

Car-Tastrophe ; Sandman and the Tortoise 2/23

Alice's Wonderland Bakery

A Heart-Filled Harmony ; Happy Cheshire Day! 2/12

[frie-ice]

When I was doing research on the children, grandchildren and great-children of Alice, I noticed Alice's Wonderland Bakery as some parallels to Disney's 1951 film of Alice in Wonderland. There might have been other parallels and hidden references to the film that I might have missed, so feel free to point out what those are. As well as guess that these moments parallel

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Can you draw a picture of the queen of hearts and her family in my AU from the children oldest youngest in the order I put them in, PS they are afro Latin so they also have Spanish culture, and they're based off of the Alice in Wonderland Bakery Queen of Hearts, I would really appreciate it if you drew it please

Family Portrait

I had a fun time redesigning.

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Hattie Wishes Upon a Star; My Personal Thoughts

Hey there! Let's dive into something heartwarming today. I'm an adult who's totally into kids shows now. They bring back this flood of memories from my childhood and capture that awesome feeling of being a kid.

Back when I was just 4 or 5 years old, I lived on a tiny island in Kepulauan Riau. Picture this: Me chilling on the porch with my dad, gazing up at the stars. They were very visible because there wasn't any light pollution blocking the view.

Fast forward to now, and I stumbled upon this gem of an episode from Alice's Wonderland Bakery called Hattie Wishes Upon a Star. It's during the Tanabata festival, and everyone's decked out in Yukata. Alice has this adorable hairdo, and they're all staring up at the stars. It hit me right in the feels, you know?

And the best part? The song they've got playing in that moment? Perfect match for those memories. It's like my brain’s personal playlist – every time I think back to that exact porch-and-stars moment, bam! "Let Your Wish Carry You Away" starts playing, and my heart just melts. Like, instant nostalgia trip. (Props to John Kavanaugh)

Kids shows. They're not just for kids, they're little time machines that zap you right back to those moments you thought you'd forgotten. And if they've got a amazing song to go along with it, it's even better.