Fay demonstrates subtraction by removing 4 balls.

Fay moves clockwise and ticks, until an alarm rounds.

One of these balls is not like the other.

Fay Ray subtracts 3 balls from a table.

Fay demonstrates addition by placing 4 balls on a table.

Fay listens to a Walkman.

Fay demonstrates addition by placing 3 balls on a table.

Fay gets on top of a box.

Fay demonstrates subtraction by removing blue balls from a table.

Fay gets on and off a rug.

Aping earlier photographs of Man Ray, Fay disguises herself as various animals, including a ladybug, a moose, a green elephant, and a frog. Two girls, in voice-over, refer to the latter as "Kermit the Dog."

"It looks like a zebra with chicken pox."

"It's Kermit the Dog!"

Fay demonstrates "over" and "under."

Fay gets on and under a rug.

Fay Ray's head moves across the floor from left to right. Two segments later, her head moves from right to left.

Fay rolls balls near the camera.

Fay Ray moves from far to near the camera.

Farmer McFay

A series of shorts in which Fay, posed in overalls over Jason Burch's arms, demonstrated numbers using fruits and vegetables from her crop, with Chundo playing her son. A subset of the series, The McDoubles, had Fay's female pups Batty and Crooky dressed in overalls joined at the waist.

Farmer McFay has 3 fruits.

Farmer McFay subtracts green apples from 5 to 3 to 1 and is bothered by a fly.

The McDouble twins know how to help each other.

Farmer McFay is tired because she only slept for 5 hours.

The McDoubles twins display pairs of things.

The McDoubles count to 10 with their fingers.

Farmer McFay juggles 3 lemons, then two.

Farmer McFay counts 40 fruits from the season's bumper crop.

Farmer McFay counts six lemons and limes.

Farmer McFay counts a bumper crop of 4 fruits.

Nursery Rhymes

Various nursery rhymes and fairy tales enacted by the dogs.

The dogs re-enact the classic tale, with Crooky in a wig as Goldilocks, and the other three as the bears.

Chundo as Old King Cole.

Crooky, in a wig as Little Miss Muffet, deals with a spider.

The nursery rhyme is recited with some help from the dogs.

Batty as Little Bo Peep, seeking her sheep (three parts).

Jack Sprat and his wife eating a meal

The dogs reenact the nursery rhyme.
Note: This sketch is accompanied by slow, classical music; however, on the home video release, the music has fast-paced vaudeville music.

The dogs play out the nursery rhyme.

The Alphabet

Segments where the dogs form the letters of the alphabet. Beginning in season 28, most of the segments would include footage from Wegman's own video, Alphabet Soup, which featured the dogs displaying various words beginning with a letter.

The dogs form all the letters of the alphabet.

The dogs form an A.

The dogs form an A, for artist and art, and an airplane.

The dogs form the letter B, and Fay Ray balances a boat on her head.

The dogs form a letter E.

The dogs form an H.

The dogs form a J.

The dogs make a J and dress as a jester.

The dogs form a K, as in King.

The dogs form an L.

The dogs form an M.

The dogs form the letter M for the word milk, which Chundo sips a glass of.

The dogs form a P.

The dogs form a T.

The dogs form a T, which is for train.

The dogs form the letter V, for violin and valentine.

The dogs form a W.

The dogs form an X, and Fay Ray gets an X-ray.

The People in Your Neighborhood

The dogs show what a waiter's job is like.

The dogs demonstrate the job of an auto mechanic.

The dogs show what a truck driver does in the construction field.

The dogs show the job of a hairdresser.

The dogs portray a house painter.

The dogs show what a fisherman does.

The dogs inhabit a clothing boutique.

The dogs show an orchestra conductor and a pianist.

Miscellaneous

Fay, Battina and Chundo are really sound sleepers - neither an alarm, nor a jackhammer, nor an elephant will wake them up.

The dogs get next to each other in pictures.

The dogs slide past each other, counting to 3.

One dog (a terrier) is not like the others.

One dog (a poodle) is not like the others.

Similar to the above, the dogs form the numbers 1-9.

The dogs form the numbers 1-8.

The dogs show the number 3 in a variety of poses.

The dogs form the word ON.

The dogs cook popcorn in three different ways.

Dr. Peeve, portrayed by one of the dogs, gives an eye examination to a canine patient.

The dogs make a peanut butter sandwich.

The dogs make their own peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

The dogs bake a pineapple cake.

The dogs act out a visit to the doctor's office.

The dogs get their exercise by playing baseball.

Batty and Crooky row a rowboat.

Battina poses for a painting.

The dogs play various instruments.

The dogs make things out of clay.

The dogs rides canoes to illustrate the number 6.

Batty and Crooky stack wooden blocks to form the number 1.
In subsequent appearances, a computer-animated 1 appeared over the stack.

The dogs show stop and go during a race.

The dogs sit in 4 theater chairs.

The dogs show in and out with a swimming pool.

Two dogs.

The dogs make 4 mud pies.

A dog makes 4 cups of fruit punch.