"The Island of Misfit Toys," caught from the office.

What's wrong with a spotted elephant? But honestly, I don't care what the name of the creature in a Jack-in-the-Box is, that's one scary-ass toy.

This is the third day in a row I've had Doris Day, Bugs Bunny, and Jack Carson singing "Freddy, Get Ready" (Hungarian Rhapsody) from My Dream Is Yours (1949).

Wash your hair and wash your face and part your hair the proper place
Wash wherever dirt appears and don't forget behind your ears
Getcher shoit and getcher pants you haven't got anudda chance

Start the video at about 2:45.

Woke up with Don Messick in my ear voicing Astro, the Jetsons' dog. Turns out it was my actual dog, Charlie, wanting very much to go outside. Now I have lots of Jetsons incidental music and words rattling around my brain.

I got stuck on "Tralfaz" in several voices of Daws Butler and am calling my dog "Rastro" for the rest of the day.

I present "Millionaire Astro," season 1, episode 15 of The Jetsons, courtesy of the wretched WB. 

I'm sorry for the commercials.

"My Hero Zero," a nice little Schoolhouse Rock from the back of my head.

I love this song, but don't find it as useful for the eight times table as, say, the Schoolhouse Rock "Three Is a Magic Number" song is for the three times table.

But I'm a sucker for cello and Blossom Dearie.

It came to me all of a sudden while marching from the bus to the Metro station: the theme from Peabody's Improbable History.

Jet Screamer Screamer Screamer, I'm a dreamer dreamer dreamer. "Eep Opp Ork Ah Ah"