the Potato Head is simple in concept. It’s a plastic potato with a set of removable features including goofy protruding ears, eyes, glasses, mustache, feet and arms. The product has long been ...

one Twitter user asked. There was also no word on Potato Head’s preferred pronoun — or whether the studly spud will keep its signature black mustache. The move by Hasbro comes after several ...

Mr. Potato Head first hit the toy scene in 1952, when it didn’t even come with a plastic potato — kids had to supply their own vegetable to poke eyes, a nose or mustache into. Hasbro ...

Well-defined accessories with a hat and oversized mustache. What we like: Revamp of a classic toy is a winner for children and parents alike. Compatible with other Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head ...

As someone with a three-story pink Barbie Dream House in the middle of her living room, I can tell you that I pay closer attention to gendered children’s toys these days than is normal for a ...

Among the 20 pieces you can use to build your Beholder are various central eyes to change its mood, a fanged mouth, and you can even give it a mustache. The Event Exclusive D&D Potato Head ...

Indeed, all of your Potato Heads will look dashing with a grey mustache. You can order it here on Amazon and here at Entertainment Earth now for $16.99. Additional images are available in the ...

He's added glasses -- a rather Mr. Potato Head-ish pair of glasses -- and grown a mustache -- a rather Mr. Potato Head-ish mustache. In the past, his pitch-black goatee hadn't quite been Mr ...

On this planet Mr. Potato Head is a hero of kid’s playrooms everywhere ... As well a base with feet, eyes, two arms, two ears, nose, and mustache. And his adopted son can also fit inside ...

Mr. Potato Head first hit the toy scene in 1952, when it didn’t even come with a plastic potato — kids had to supply their own vegetable to poke eyes, a nose or mustache into. Hasbro ...