Math Solving Zorro-"Badger"?

ok so this is probably going to sound weird lol, but im sure anyone born in the early 90's is bound to remember this.

Basically it was an educational tv show for kids and part of it would be this like bit set in "mexico?" or somthing and there would be a math problem, to which this "badger" (think it was a badger) dressed as Zorro would swoop down and solve the math problem (basically trying to teach kids how to figure it out) (he was a puppet/soft toy btw so it was probably stop motion animation)

I have clear memories of this from back then and can never remember what it was called (cant remember the name)

if anyone else remembers or actualy knows what it is please let me know lol.

El Nombre?

Original post by secretmessages

El Nombre?

OMG OMG THANK YOu! I actually love you for finding this, AH nostalgia, childhood restored! lol

Actually really chuffed, thanks!

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secretmessages

Original post by LukeM90

OMG OMG THANK YOu! I actually love you for finding this, AH nostalgia, childhood restored! lol

Actually really chuffed, thanks!

I loved that show.

By the way, he's a gerbil, not a badger. But close enough :p:

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LukeM90

Original post by secretmessages

I loved that show.

By the way, he's a gerbil, not a badger. But close enough :p:

lol must of been the grey that swayed my memory lol, plus the fact I was probably 5 when I seen it lol, but thanks again!

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sugar-n-spice

"Math Solving Zorro-"Badger"?"

:rofl:

Yes darling, the math solving "Zorro badger"

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тhanks for post.

Thanks for post!

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