Original title
Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show
Released
10/8/1984
Origin country
CA
Genre
Kids
Production companies
Cambium Film & Video Productions, A&M Records
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
5
Number of episodes
65
On Elephant's first day of class. Sharon, Lois and Bram visit the school.
Sharon, Lois and Bram visit a farm to find out what farm life is like.
Sharon, Lois and Bram go to the park for a picnic.
Sharon, Lois, Bram and the children learn the meaning of friendship.
Sharon, Lois and Bram prepare food for their visit with the Circus Shmirkus with the help of Elephant and the children.
Elephant becomes sick.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, and Eric go to Centreville Amusement Park.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the children spend the rainy day inside watching a performance by The National Tap Dance Company.
Sharon, Lois. Bram, Elephant and the children visit the Metro Toronto Zoo.
Sharon, Lois. Bram, Elephant and the children look through a photo album and talk about times of the past.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the children spend time around their neighborhood.
Sharon, Lois, and Bram have a party and invite Bob Berky to come and do some clown acts.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the children go on a camping trip.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and Bram have there traditional picnic and invite their neighborhood to have some fun.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the children reminisce back to a Halloween party they once had.
Elephant and the children think they should run the house for a day instead of the grown-ups. Sharon, Lois and Bram agree to let them do so. They also listen to a backward story of Rindersella told by John Allan Cameron.
Elephant trains for a running marathon with Denis Simpson. The marathon earns money to buy musical instruments for a local community center.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, and Elephant help clean up Eric's garage.
Sharon, Lois and Bram decide to stop at the Kensington Market while breaking from their musical tour. They decide to find elephant a new snack there, other than the usual peanuts.
Sharon, Lois, and Bram end up babysitting kids because of Elephant.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, and the children spend the day sharing there hobbies with Elephant to try to get him to start one he might like.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant, Eric and friends tour an old pioneer village to experience life in the 1860s.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the children visit the Dancesmiths of Georgia Brown College. Elephant decides to try out ballet.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the children go to the beach and watch some frisbee champions.
Sharon, Lois, Bram and Elephant invite Eric and the children for a sleepover.
A mysterious letter arrives which sends Sharon, Lois and Bram on a musical treasure hunt.
Sharon, Lois, Bram and Elephant take a look at pairs, twins, and things that go together.
The children discover a treasure map and everyone embarks on an adventure to find the treasure.
The gang goes on an overnight camping trip and run into some very noisy and strange neighbors.
The group takes part in a Caribbean Caribana Festival and learns about brotherhood and peace at the same time.
Elephant stars in a comedy play called CinderElephant.
Daccia's grandmother celebrates her 91st birthday on the same day as Daccia. Sharon, Lois and Bram and the rest of the gang plan a surprise birthday party for the two.
Lois bakes sixty cookies, and later discovers that all but one has disappeared. Elephant plays sleuth in the case of the missing cookies.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, and Elephant help the children construct a soap box and they all enter a soap box derby.
The group goes to the library where they find their own special book. Fantasy takes over when Elephant finds a book that inspires her imagination.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the children have fun doing things backwards for a day.
Elephant suddenly expectantly takes refuge up in a tree so Sharon, Lois & Bram try everything they can to get her down, even calling the fire department!
Everyone spends the day exploring different kinds of careers and Elephant comes up with some interesting ideas of her own.
Paul has a tonsillectomy so Sharon, Lois and Bram help calm his nerves by showing him around the hospital.
Bronte Creek Park sets the scene for fun on the farm and a hayride as Sharon, Lois and Bram explore life on the farm and enjoy what the simple life has to offer.
The children get together with Sharon, Lois and Bram to make their own movie..
Elephant's interest in cooking lands Sharon, Lois, Bram and the children in the middle of a cooking lesson with the madcap chef Sam Moses.
A day of child care leads to a stroll in the park which turns into fantasy fun amidst a fairy glade forest when playmates Wee Willie Winkie and Terrence McDiddler entertain with nostalgic delight.
Sharon, Lois, Bram, Elephant and the neighborhood children are excited about entering their pets in the upcoming pet fair.
It's Elephant's birthday and it is filled with fun, magic and many surprises.
Sharon, Lois, Bram and the rest of the gang earn their Press Cards when their newly formed neighborhood newspaper scoops the hottest exclusive in town.
Sharon, Lois & Bram bring the fairy Snow White tale back to life with a few fun changes.
An Elephant never forgets, unless of course she is plagued by a case of pachyderm amnesia. Sharon, Lois and Bram try to find Elephant before their big concert.
When Sharon, Lois and Bram's television goes on the blink, they pull a magic, old fashioned radio out of the closet and they, along with Elephant and the kids, are transfixed by the broadcast as they are transported back in time to the radio's heyday.
The arrival of Aunt Elephant and her new baby brings mixed feelings for Elephant. With everyone paying more attention to the new baby, Elephant decides to run away.
The gang decides to set out to help Elephant find her game. They try everything from golfing, to hula-hooping to jogging to hiking to even doing nothing.
Sharon, Lois, Bram and the Mammoth Band end up on a wild goose chase to their next concert after the Elephant Show tour bus breaks down.
Sharon, Lois and Bram reminisce about the early days and re-kindle fond memories of their rise to fame and glory.
As UNICEF Canada's newly appointed Canadian Ambassadors, Sharon, Lois and Bram join Andrea Martin and Jayne Eastwood in a lesson in caring and sharing.
While visiting the street vendors in Toronto, Elephant discovers a magic lamp which leads to mayhem as the trio and the children try to figure out what to wish for and how do deal with an overly-zealous genie.
When the neighborhood children decide they want a playground in their nearby park, the trio tries to raise funds for the project.
The gang spend the day at the Royal Ontario Museum, but when they can't find Elephant at the end of the day, they find themselves locked in after hours.
The traditional fairy-tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears is turned topsy-turvy in the hands of Sharon, Lois and Bram.
The trio returns home to find the kids have turned the living room into a giant playhouse.
Elephant searches for her artistic forte.
When the gang's unique car breaks down, they discover a curious shop where their grandest wishes come true.
The children follow the Sharon, Lois and Bram into the study for the day to learn the A to Z's of making a record.
With a trip the farm, the trio lends a helping hand to their old friend Jan.
In an honorary tribute to Sharon, Lois and Bram and their Elephant Show years, the children and Eric plan a surprise Awards Show for the trio. They take a trip down memory lane, highlighting their years together on the Elephant Show.
How did ""The Elephant Show"" begin? Sharon, Lois & Bram answer the musical question why in this final episode of "The Elephant Show", as they think about what other style show they would have liked to do. Sharon wanted a game show, Lois a soap opera and Bram wanted a classic show. Special guest Sneezy Waters appears in Eric's western! Everyone joins the trio as they sing Skinnamarink for one last time.
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