For his 40th birthday, the PTA also snuck in and made him a book filled with pictures of the stolen Mr. Potato Head's adventure.

Mr. Potato Head is a simple toy that continues to win over hearts and encourage creativity. This tiny toy with a big personality has been a favorite since the 1950s and is fun for any kid.

Mr. Potato Head toys are great for children, both boys and girls, of all ages. Some Mr. Potato Head toys use larger accessories or parts, which makes them safe.

This vintage TV commercial for Mr. Potato Head is the first toy advertisement aimed at kids. And it is just as creepy and weird as you'd expect. The post Vintage Mr. Potato Head Ad Reveals His ...

The Spud Search is ongoing, but 12 News needs your help! Do you know what happened to any of the remaining Mr. Potato Head statues? If so, email Sarah at sdoiron@wpri.com.

Star Wars Potato Head The Yamdalorian and the Tot is not out just yet. It hits stores in February. However, you can already pre-order yours at Entertainment Earth. You can bring the galaxy’s ...

Hasbro launched the first advertising campaign for Mr. Potato Head on April 30th, 1952. Within its first few months on the market, the toy earned the company more than $4 million.

Second, Hasbro hasn’t even canceled Mr. Potato Head. He will still exist, as will Mrs. Potato Head. Hasbro is simply changing the name of the company to a generic “Potato Head,” recognizing that many ...

The classic Mr. Potato Head sits right outside of Hasbro’s main entrance. His beloved partner Mrs. Potato Head keeps a watchful eye on him from her spot across the street.

The 47 Mr. Potato Head statues were designed by local artists and dispersed across Rhode Island. The goal of the tourism campaign was to not only attract visitors to the state, but also encourage ...