Madeline Bell (played Morgan in Counting).Christina Stoner (played a Mexican Dancer in Arts).Austin Rodriguez (played a Mexican Dancer in Arts).Lehi Palencia (played a Mexican Dancer in Arts).Hansel Palencia (played a Mexican Dancer in Arts).Joselyn Medrano (played a Mexican Dancer in Arts).Liliana Figueroa (played a Mexican Dancer in Arts).Leonardo Ferretiz (played a Mexican Dancer in Arts).Emmanuel Bucio (played a Mexican Dancer in Arts).David Perez (played a Mexican Musician in Arts).Sarah Bauza (played a Mexican Musician in Arts).Jason ( Cooper Allen McCullough) (debut).Riff (Voice: Michaela Dietz, Costume: Adam Brown).BJ (Voice: Patty Wirtz, Costume: Kyle Nelson).Baby Bop (Voice: Julie Johnson, Costume: Jeff Ayers).Barney (Voice: Dean Wendt, Costume: Carey Stinson).The children's cast of Season 10 hugging Barney, as in this season's intro. In fact, Jamal and Michael are the only two kids that get to sing this season: Jamal sang " Look at Me I'm Dancing!" and Michael sang " I Can See It on Your Face" with Barney. The kids rarely have any lines or get to sing. However, the kids are significantly downplayed, so that this season could focus on Barney and the dinosaurs. However, Mario returns in the episode, " Sharing", while former cast members Makayla Crawford, Grayson Lee Vanover, and Katherine Pully made guest appearances in the episode, " Mother Goose".Īt a cast of forty-seven children, this season has the largest cast of any season. Absorbed from Can You Sing That Song? were Bridget, Tracy, Matt, Brian, and Kelly. Absorbed from the previous season were Rachel, Laura, and David. Jackson is the only kid from Season 8 to appear in this season, and this season also marks his final appearance on the show. The Caboose: The green closet now appears inside.The Park: The roof of the gazebo is now taken off and the magical musical stepping stones are added.For the production of this season, a few set renovations occurred: Filming for this season took place from Jto February 20, 2006. This season was first announced in February 2006. His addition was to further diversify the music in the series. The music curriculum was fused with the introduction of Riff, a six-year-old hadrosaur who was the cousin of BJ and Baby Bop. Īccording to Barnes, the primary focus of this season was to construct a music curriculum using pop-inspired compositions. This meant for the show to no longer follow a traditional half hour format and instead break the episodes into twelve minute segments. During that time, management decided to revamp the show beginning with this season in order to appeal to international broadcasters globally. In December 2004, Karen Barnes became the new executive producer of the series, replacing Randy Dalton who served for the previous three seasons. Karen Barnes, executive producer at the time, with Riff. This season also sees the show's first permanent head writer with Carter Crocker, another newcomer who had no involvement with the franchise prior.
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This was the first season to be executive produced by Karen Barnes, who had no involvement with the series prior to this. With this season also comes the debut of Riff, the cousin of BJ and Baby Bop, who loves music. This season introduces a cast of forty-seven children (including Ryan, Melanie, Amy, Olivia, Claire, and Lucas), however unlike previous seasons, the cast of children are now reduced to background characters. Continuing to breakaway from the typical Barney & Friends format following season nine, this season displays Barney coming to life after the theme song, rather than in the episode, through the children's imaginations including Tracy, and others who are apart of the new cast this season. The first segment of each episode would conclude with the song, " A Friend Like You", while the second segment would end with " I Love You". This is the first season of Barney & Friends to have episodes broken into twelve minute segments.
The tenth season of Barney & Friends premiered on the PBS children's block, PBS Kids from Septemto Octoand consisted of twenty episodes (40 segments).
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