LeapFrog: A Tad of Christmas Cheer

Woo hoo! Once upon a Christmas eve, there was a little town called Alphaville. And in this little town was a boy named Tad, who loved birthdays, the first day of spring and summer vacations. But can you guess what was his favorite time of year?

Cast

Julie Maddalena

as Tad

Cindy Robinson

as Leap

Doug Boyd

as Dad/Mr. Websley/Professor Quigley

Sheera Wells

as Mom

Kate Higgins

as Lily

R. Martin Klein

as Edison

Terese Aiello

as Della

Zephyr Banks

as Parker

Sheryl Bernstein

as Mrs. Frog

Lauren Burnham

as Casey

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