Two performers in colorful morphsuits would bounce on trampolines while Muno and Foofa attempted to copy their flips. The result: clumsy, adorable, and physically hilarious.

: By placing familiar characters like Brobee or Foofa in the spotlight, the show models how to handle the anxiety of being watched.

Brobee discovers how to be silly and make everyone laugh, performing songs like "I'm a Clown". as the Mime:

For parents looking for ways to extend the learning experience, there are many fun activities that can be done at home. Here are a few ideas:

Toodee, the blue cat-dragon, is naturally cautious. In the live circus, her segments involved balancing acts and high-wire simulators (with safety nets, of course). Her mantra—"I can do it!"—resonated deeply as she tiptoed across imaginary beams.

Parents are desperate to get kids off tablets. The Yo Gabba Gabba Circus forced participation. You couldn't just watch; you had to stand up, hold hands, and dance the "Circo-Go-Round."

: Leads the "Dancey Dance" segment, where she teaches the gang how to pretend to be a mime.

: A song featuring Brobee as he learns the ropes of clowning.