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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a brand of keyboard.
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a brand of electronic keyboard. [[Soos Ramirez|Soos]] owns one such model.
   
 
==History==
 
==History==
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===Season 1===
In "[[Headhunters]]," [[Soos Ramirez]] uses the keyboard to make sound effects during the grand reopening of the [[Wax Museum of Mystery]].
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In "[[Headhunters]]," Soos uses the keyboard to make sound effects during the grand reopening of the [[Wax Museum of Mystery]].
   
 
The instrument returns in "[[Double Dipper]]," where Soos uses it while DJ-ing at the [[Party at the Mystery Shack]].
 
The instrument returns in "[[Double Dipper]]," where Soos uses it while DJ-ing at the [[Party at the Mystery Shack]].
   
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===Shorts===
In "[[Sock Opera]]," [[Candy Chiu]] plays a keyboard during "[[The Girl Who Had Almost Everything]]."
 
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In "[[Fixin' It with Soos: Cuckoo Clock]]," it is behind Soos, in his break room, when he displays the broken cuckoo clock.
   
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===Season 2===
In "[[Blendin's Game]]" it is revealed that Soos has had his keyboard for ten years, receiving it as a present for his twelfth birthday from [[Abuelita Ramirez|his grandmother]].
 
 
In "[[Sock Opera]]," [[Candy Chiu|Candy]] plays the keyboard during the song "[[Who's That Girl]]" at the beginning of ''[[Glove Story: A Sock Opera]]''.
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In "[[Blendin's Game]]," it is revealed that Soos has had his keyboard for ten years, receiving it as a present for his twelfth birthday from [[Abuelita|his grandmother]].
   
 
==Appearance==
 
==Appearance==
Taking the appearance of a standard keyboard, it is dark gray with four legs, black and white keys, and the Beeblyboop logo on the front.
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Taking the appearance of a standard keyboard, it is dark gray with four legs, black and white keys, and the Beeblyboop logo in black letters across the front.
   
 
==Sightings==
 
==Sightings==
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Revision as of 15:27, 21 May 2018

This page is for the musical instrument. For the videogame store, see BeeblyBoop's Videogames.

Beeblyboop is a brand of electronic keyboard. Soos owns one such model.

History

Season 1

In "Headhunters," Soos uses the keyboard to make sound effects during the grand reopening of the Wax Museum of Mystery.

The instrument returns in "Double Dipper," where Soos uses it while DJ-ing at the Party at the Mystery Shack.

Shorts

In "Fixin' It with Soos: Cuckoo Clock," it is behind Soos, in his break room, when he displays the broken cuckoo clock.

Season 2

In "Sock Opera," Candy plays the keyboard during the song "Who's That Girl" at the beginning of Glove Story: A Sock Opera.

In "Blendin's Game," it is revealed that Soos has had his keyboard for ten years, receiving it as a present for his twelfth birthday from his grandmother.

Appearance

Taking the appearance of a standard keyboard, it is dark gray with four legs, black and white keys, and the Beeblyboop logo in black letters across the front.

Sightings

Season 1

Shorts

Season 2

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