Boober

Aside from his friends, there are only two things in life that Boober is very fond of: laundry and cooking. Among Boober's laundry is an assortment of socks, although most Fraggles (except for Uncle Traveling Matt) are never seen wearing any footwear. Boober's socks are the subject of the 1986 storybook, The Case of the Missing Socks.

Boober lives on his own in a hole. He often hangs out with Wembley Fraggle and is easily annoyed by Red Fraggle's endless enthusiasm.

Although Boober denies having a sense of humor, even priding himself in being unable to guffaw, he has a fun alter Unlike other Fraggles, Boober does not like fun and games and spends most of his time worrying about doom and disease. When he's not worrying about himself, he's busy warning others. He is easily frightened and suffers from a variety of phobias (as shown in "Beginnings," Boober owns a book of superstitions). Because of his fears, he is very knowledgeable about health and superstition. He has a lucky charm for just about anything — often multiples.

Aside from his friends, there are only two things in life that Boober is very fond of: laundry and cooking. Among Boober's laundry is an assortment of socks, although most Fraggles (except for Uncle Traveling Matt) are never seen wearing any footwear. Boober's socks are the subject of the 1986 storybook, The Case of the Missing Socks.

Boober lives on his own in a hole. He often hangs out with Wembley Fraggle and is easily annoyed by Red Fraggle's endless enthusiasm.

Although Boober denies having a sense of humor, even priding himself in being unable to guffaw, he has a fun alter ego named Sidebottom who appears in his dreams. In "Scared Silly," Boober repeatedly plays tricks on Wembley in order to test his baloobius (the tuft on a Fraggle tail which flares out when scared).