Dec 27, 2025
Sandwiches - Fred Penner CBC Kids
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Sandwiches - Fred Penner CBC Kids
(made in part for @narcissusbrokenmirror and @bbirddogg)
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Do you know children’s entertainer/musician Fred Penner, and are you Canadian? 🇨🇦
Yes; Canadian
Yes; not Canadian
No; Canadian
No; not Canadian
I love pushing buttons but not answering polls -> 🔘
If you don’t recognize the name, some of his popular songs you may recognize include “The Cat Came Back”, “What a Day!”, “Sandwiches”, and “You Can Do It (If You Try)”.
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Fred Penner is a Canadian children's entertainer and musician known for the song "The Cat Came Back" and his television series, "Fred Penner's Place", which aired on CBC in Canada from 1985 to 1997 and in the United States on Nickelodeon from 1989 to 1992.
Sandwiches by Fred Penner
I love him so much omg
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Roller Skating by Fred Penner
HHHHH I listened to him ALL THE TIME when I was small child
I like how things that are normal when you were lkttle all of a sudden. It’s dawns on you that. Some of it was kind of creepy. I’m not sure which is more creepy: all the death and carnage or the fact that they follow an apparently invincible cat.
Song is still cool as toe beans.
When I was little (like 6) I had a cd that I fell asleep to every night. It was by Fred Penner and my favourite song was The Cat Came Back. It had a verse where he sent the cat with Santa Clause to the north pole. I can recite it still to this day.
I can't find that version of the song ANYWHERE on the internet. I'd wonder if I made it up except it is on my laptop. Am I the only one who had that CD? Is it real? Have I found a mandela effect specific to me?