Arsenic and Apple Pie unleashed their first three creations on the world in 1999. In 2004 the company attracted a lot of media attention for their upcoming release 'Trash Talkin' Turleen' which lead to the re-release of earlier doll Trailer Trash, and another talking addition in Jer Wayne Junior.

Here's the 'About' blurb from their website in 2005:

Arsenic & Apple Pie has enjoyed an established track-record of excellent support and service from our loyal customers and accounts since 1998. Our story begins in December 1996, doctored dolls made by a famous doll toy maker began to show up in the store windows of retailer Injeanious, based in San Francisco, California. It was here that the first Trailer Trash Doll was introduced and formulated. The dolls were an instant hit and in time the store offices were flooded by phone calls from all over the world. To make a long story short, a major toy maker caught wind of this due to media coverage on a national and local level and took legal action to stop the production of the dolls. 

In 1999 Arsenic & Apple Pie was formed and we began the process of designing our own dolls, having them manufactured for us to our specifications. The First Edition Trailer Trash Doll was introduced to rave reviews worldwide along with the ever popular blonde and red head Drag Queen Dolls. This was followed in August, 1999 with the development of our website and on-line catalogue, www.trailertrashdoll.com. In May 2003, our Second Edition Trailer Trash Doll was introduced with a positive response. 

Fast forward to 2004 as Arsenic and Apple Pie rolls out our exciting new website and catalogue featuring new games, pictures, accessories, and T-shirts. In November 2004, our new talking, pregnant Trailer Trash Doll, Trash Talkin' Turleen finally arrived with an overwhelming response! Check her out now on the Doll pages and send a postcard to your friends! In 2005 we expect things to be as exciting as ever as we introduce new novelty items and new dolls!  This includes two new talking bottle openers featuring the voices of Turleen and her son Bubba Jr.  This summer we will welcome our long anticipated new talking, male, mullet Trailer Trash Doll Bubba Jr. in his first edition!  We welcome you back home to the place on the "web" for all that is "trashy" and fun!

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★ Drag Queen (blonde) - box front / back.
★ Drag Queen (red) - box front / back. [Limited edition of 2500]
★ Trailer Trash - box front / back.

These three dolls were released in 1999 and originally retailed for $29.95 each, but by 2002 the website had dropped the price down to $19.95.

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★ Trailer Trash - box front / back.

Second edition of Trailer Trash, 2004.

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★ Trash Talkin Turleen - original box front / back.

Turleen was released in October 2004. In 2006 the website announced that Turleen was now available in a 'patriotic' red, white and blue box (pictured above). When you pressed Turleen's tummy she said one of five phrases:

 - "Look out it's a twister!"
 - "Pour me a double, i'm drinkin' fer two!"
 - "If the trailer's a rockin', don't come a knockin'!"
 - "Bubba Junior, get off yer sister!"
 - Belch + Laugh.

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★ Jer Wayne Junior - box front / back.

Jer Wayne was the last Trailer Trash doll, released in September 2006 and retailing for $32.95. If you pressed Jer Wayne's stomach he said one of five phrases:

 - "Fifteen of them beers and yer still ugly!"
 - "Fer the last time we aint' havin' no yard sale!"
 - "I'm fixin' to yer double-wide daddy!"
 - "Taint' nohtin' sadder than a double-wide with no beer!"
 - "Honest, I'm not lyin' through my tooth!"

Just Play introduced their series of blind boxed Hairdorables dolls in 2018. Their 'Big Hair Don't Care' strapline and cutesy aesthetics hit a chord, and further waves followed - along with pets and accessories. For winter 2019 big sister Hairmazing dolls were introduced, proportioned more like a typical fashion doll but keeping the colourful hair.

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Wave One - from left to right:

★ Dee Dee - box front / box inner.
★ Harmony - box front / box inner.
★ Noah - box front / box inner.
★ Kali - box front / box inner.
★ Willow - box front / box inner.
★ Bella - box front / box inner.

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Wave Two - Hairmazing Prom Perfect - was released in 2020.

★ DeeDee - box front / box inner.

Before there was Smiggle there was Lisa Frank, churning out colourful dolphins, panda and unicorn emblazoned stationery and other goods for tween girls across the world. Back in 2000 Lisa Frank teamed up with Play Along to release a doll line called Fab Friends. Initially consisting of three girls called Lisa, Cassie and Mara, the latter was later dropped in favour of new friend Vega.

The dolls stood 11 inches tall, had rooted hair, and came packaged with pets and skate shoes. Then skate shoes and a shoe box. There were also smaller dolls (c. 10 inches) available packaged with a bag, extra shoes, and plastic cell phone.

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With Pets

Cassie (blonde) had a white cat called Roxi, Mara (purple) had a purple cat called Rolli, and Lisa (redhead) had a dog called Casey. The dolls came packaged with a handbag, stickers, and skate shoes.

★ Mara - box front / box back.
★ Lisa - box front / box back.

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With Shoe Box

Instead of the pets, the dolls came packaged with extra accessories. Exactly the same package was available with plain cardboard backing or holographic cardboard (as seen on Mara's box above).

★ Cassie - box front / box back.
★ Lisa - box front / box back.
★ Mara - box front / box back.

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Smaller Dolls

These dolls were about an inch or so smaller but, beyond that, there are very few differences.

★ Cassie - box front / box back.
★ Lisa - box front / box back.
★ Mara - box front / box back.

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Rainbow Box

Cassie and Lisa were reissued in boxes with a fluffy rainbow handle, joined by two new versions and a new friend called Vega.

★ Cassie #1 - box front / box back.
★ Lisa #1 - box front / box back.
★ Cassie - box front / box back.
★ Lisa - box front / box back.
★ Vega - box front / box back.

Hasbro teamed up with Marvel to release a range of 11 inch tall 'Secret Warrior' dolls in 2018. The main line was fully articulated, then there were budget 'training outfit' and secret identity dolls with fewer joints and some molded clothing - much like Mattel's Super Hero Girls dolls.

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Secret Warriors

★ Patriot - box front / box back.
★ Ms. Marvel - box front / box back.
★ America Chavez - box front / box back.
★ Daisy Johnson (Quake) - box front / box back.

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Training Outfit

★ Dante Pertuz - box front / box back.
★ America Chavez - box front / box back.
★ Ms. Marvel - box front / box back.
★ Daisy Johnson (Quake) - box front / box back.

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Secret Identity

★ Ghost-Spider Gwen Stacey - box front / contents / box back.
★ Daisy Johnson (Quake) - box front / contents / box back.

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Deluxe

★ Squirrel Girl (Target Exclusive) - box front / contents / box back.

Make It Pop is a Canadian kids' show following pupils at an imaginary boarding school who set up XO-IQ, a K-pop inspired band. Jakks Pacific released a range of tie-in dolls in 2016.

The dolls stood 10.5 inches tall and used the old Winx Club doll face molds. There were two lines released simultaneously; a basic 'Everyday Street Couture' collection and the more deluxe 'Spotlight Ready' dolls.

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Everyday Street Couture

★ Jodi - box front / back.
★ Sun Hi - box front / back.
★ Corki - box front / back.

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Spotlight Ready

★ Corki - box front / back.
★ Jodi - box front / back.
★ Sun Hi - box front / back.

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