And, finally, the third and final of Terri's (in)famous puppet characters. BV was also the most significant mistake of said characters.

This mistake occurred when Tazel and Terri wanted to do a trio of Bob Rivers' parody songs for Yappy Fox (basically highlighting his nasty habit of "pooting" constantly during the run time of the show, which often would gas out everyone involved with the exceptions of himself and Terri because she didn't have a sense of smell during the times that she was an active participant on the show). At the time, Tazel and Terri made a custom CD that was just a bunch of the MP3s of various Bob Rivers songs, and the CD was presented to Rasvar (back when he was the one in charge of the A/V for the Funday Pawpet Show) with a slip of paper stating the three songs we wanted to perform (including track number).

Clearly, all Rasvar heard was "we want to perform three songs" and saw the first one on the list as start with this one. So the first song that was queued up was what Tazel and Terri were expecting. The next two songs, however, weren't.

Despite everything, Mutt Barker sprung up and started thanking Lumber and the currently unnamed Voop (a vixen puppet that Terri grabbed to be the female voice in the three songs we performed) about how great the songs were and how cool and everything. Suddenly, Terri needed to assign a voice to the unnamed Voop! So, taking on a bit of a shrill and painful falsetto, said Voop took all the thanks, before loudly proclaiming: "RaaaaaaaasVAR? Those were the wrong songs!" Rasvar: "Wait, what? No, you gave me a list and everything! I played you your three songs!" Voop: "You played one of our three songs! You got the list! You're literate, aren't you?"

At that point, Mutt Barker recoiled and just loudly announced, "Whoa! You're a bitch!" And the name stuck; she was now Bitchvoop (BV so the show could more easily retain it's already shaky PG-13 status).

For a short amount of time, Franklin "BV" Voop was actually in a romantic relationship with Mike "Temp" Ferret. Needless to say, though, that really didn't last very long at all…