Laurie Lynd

Scott feels embarrassed about using his blankie as a super cape because some other kids think blankies are for babies. So Mister Anthony tells him a Napkin Man story about the time Napkin Man helped a little boy named Ricky to not be embarrassed about his super friend teddy bear.

Sally and Louise are having problems sharing a play structure in the classroom; they both want to go first! This reminds Mister Anthony of a Napkin Man story about the time Napkin Man helped two penguins, Pip and Pop, take turns going down an ice slide in the South Pole, one penguin at a time!

Scott is super excited and can’t stop jumping! To help him calm down, Mister Anthony tells Scott a Napkin Man story about the time Napkin Man helped a boy named Larry, who was a finger painting artist, relaaaaax and focus so he could paint a doghouse for his dog, Lotsofspots.

When Suki is sad because her friend Mary has moved away, Mister Anthony tells her a Napkin Man story about the time Napkin Man helped cowgirl Betsy and cowgirl Jane stay in touch after Jane moves away.

Winston is feeling panicky because he can’t find his favorite toy space helmet, and he needs it to play astronaut. So Mister Anthony tells him a Napkin Man story about the time Napkin Man helped a little boy named Arnie the Astronaut get his alien friend Dracip back into space without his favorite rocket – but with something that’s just as good.

At the dawn of the 20th century, Detective William Murdoch solves Toronto2s trickiest cases with scientific insight and ingenuity in this award-winning mystery series. From flying early aircraft to infiltrating nudist communities, consulting with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to helping a young Winston Churchill, Murdoch has always been a man ahead of his time. In Season Six, he also confronts legal and social challenges to be with his love, pathologist-turned-psychiatrist...