My Bedbugs

Created byAlex J. Greene

Developed byAlex J. Greene

Carol Sweeney

Carol Bartholomew

Directed byCurt Massof

Brian Ochab

Russell Tyrell

Creative directorChris Nierhaus

My Bedbugs
Created by	Alex J. Greene
Developed by	Alex J. Greene Carol Sweeney Carol Bartholomew
Directed by	Curt Massof Brian Ochab Russell Tyrell
Creative director	Chris Nierhaus
Starring	Gooby, Toofy, Woozy. Snoozy, J. Edgar and Ruffy
Opening theme	"Bedbug Party"
Ending theme	"See You Tomorrow"
Composer	Furman L. Jones Rusty Arnold
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	47
Production
Executive producer	Alex Greene
Producer	Peter Tocco
Running time	27 minutes
Production company	Greenestuff Inc.
Original release
Network	WTVS/Detroit Public television syndication American Public Television
Release	June 6, 2004 (2004-06-06) – August 30, 2008 (2008-08-30)

My Bedbugs is an American musical comedy children's television series created by Alex Greene and produced by GreeneStuff Inc.^[1] Production for the series began in October 2003 and made its premiere on WTVS on June 6, 2004 and was later distributed nationally by APT (American Public Television.)

Following the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) implementation of new rules regarding children's educational and informational programming obligations for digital television (DTV) broadcasters. GreeneStuff strategically distributed My Bedbugs to 71% of digital stations throughout the United States.

The producers signed distribution deals with Sky Angel in March 2007, Trinity Broadcasting Network in May 2007, and LATV in June 2007. These deals expanded their coverage to over 100 million homes across the United States and Canada. With the addition of TBN and several international distributors, the series was made available in more than 30 countries.

Another milestone was achieved in May 2007 when the show secured a deal with TVN, the largest independent Video-on-Demand provider. This agreement made "My Bedbugs" available on cable networks such as AT&T, Comcast, Cox, WOW, and TiVo. In Detroit, "My Bedbugs" became a favorite, ranking as the second most viewed/downloaded VOD children's program. However, due to economic downturns, the program ended on August 30, 2008.

The 2012 film The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure is loosely based on the series.^[2]