Nanalan' puppet show goes viral on Tiktok 08:57. CHICAGO (CBS) -- If the abstract feeling of childlike wonder could be embodied, it would be in the form of a small puppet named Mona, the main ...

She’s Mona, the puppet heroine of “Nanalan’,” an old Canadian children’s show that has found a new audience on TikTok. By Madison Malone Kircher “Nanalan’” hasn’t been on TV in ...

Mona is the pint-sized protagonist of the Canadian children's show Nanalan', a show Shannon created with fellow puppeteer Jason Hopley in 1999.. The show has been off the air for nearly two ...

If you’re yet to encounter it, here’s a brief introduction: Nanalan follows the adventures of Mona, a small, bright green alien-child with spiky pigtails, a burgundy pinafore, and slightly ...

Nanalan’ may no longer be on TV, but it seems like it’s everybody’s happy place these days. The Canadian show, aimed at toddlers, follows a two-and-a-half-year-old puppet named Mona as she ...

Dressed in princess regalia, Mona, a green puppet with pigtails, dances around the room as her Nana plays and sings the now popular phrase, “Who’s that wonderful girl? Could she be any cuter ...

Soon I discovered that the little girl, Mona, and her tenderhearted grandmother, Nana, come from a Canadian children’s TV series called Nanalan’ that began as a series of shorts, in 1999.

Brian Baumgartner, Mona from Nanalan' and Mischa Barton are all successful Cameo users. (Justin Lubin/NBC/Courtesy of Everett Collection, @nanalanofficial via TikTok, WB/Courtesy of Everett ...

A Canadian icon is going to make a special appearance at Toronto Comicon. Over the weekend, Retrokid, the Canadian retro apparel brand, announced that it will be bringing Mona, the main character of ...

Caption: Puppeteer Jamie Shannon poses with Mona, the three-year-old protagonist from the Canadian children's television show Nanalan'. She lives in Shannon's puppet studio on Toronto Island ...