The Home Sweet Home of Bluis & Bubblina

The Home Sweet Home of Bluis & Bubblina is an American animated series created by Wilton Lawrence. The show follows two anthropomorphic gumballs — Bluis and his girlfriend Bubblina (respectively voiced by Billy West and Lauren Tom) — and their misadventures in a world made out of and populated by food. Lawrence has cited the show's stylistic and tonal influence from various animated shorts and commercials from the 1940's-1970's (he specifically cited Jay Ward's Rocky & Bullwinkle and Roger Hargreaves' Mr. Men as main influences), as well as contemporary editions of the board game Candy Land.

Bluis & Bubblina made its debut in first-run syndication on the Bear Bones Lineup on November 6, 1997, and ended on December 16, 2000 with a total of 52 episodes across three seasons.

Plot
The Home Sweet Home of Bluis & Bubblina is set in the town of Foodville in the Cuisine Community, where most of the residents are based on food. The series revolves around two gumballs named Bluis and Bubblina who are currently dating as they go through their everyday lives.

Characters

 * Bluis (voiced by Billy West) — a strong, sensitive, and stubborn blue-colored gumball.
 * Bubblina (voiced by Lauren Tom) — Bluis' girlfriend. She is a soft, but very sharp-minded pink-colored gumball.
 * Lucky Bone (voiced by Tom Kenny) — a child-like, open-minded chicken drumstick who acts as a good sport and the trusting companion of Blues. He is also an amateur baseball player.
 * Egghead (voiced by Tom Kenny) — a deadpan-voiced, screwy, and unpredictable yellow egg who wears a bow tie and hollow glasses that show his complete lack of eyes, and is missing one tooth.
 * Ol' Toasty (voiced by James Patrick Stuart) — a walking slice of toast and the strict, straight and righteous ruler of the Cuisine Community.

Production
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Broadcast
The series was broadcast in first-run syndication through the Bear Bones Lineup. Reruns later aired on the Bear Bones Channel and BBToons.