This doll was copyrighted / released in 1991. To see other dolls from 1991, click here. The Teen Talk dolls are the first doll to use the Teen Talk head mold. To see other dolls with this head mold, click here. To see other Teen Talk dolls, click here. Due to the volume of Teen Talk dolls, this page is dedicated to the Blonde variations. Even though they share the same stock number (#5745), the Redhead and Brunette variations are featured on their own pages.
As the name implies, Teen Talk dolls are talking dolls and each doll can say four phrases about school, shopping, parties, and activities (out of a sample of 270 possible phrases). Unfortunately, one of those phrases was “Math class is tough,” which was controversial and led to a bit of a recall / manufacturer exchange situation. The Teen Talk dolls came in several different language-speaking variations (English, German, Italian, etc).
The Blonde Teen Talk doll could come in four different outfits (blue hat, teal hat, pink hat, black hat), four different hair styles (curly, crimped with bangs, crimped with no bangs, or braid), and four different faces (blue, blue-pink, green, and purple). The braided hairstyle and the crimped-hair-with-no-bangs style seem to be much less common than the other two hair styles (with the braid style being the least common). That being said, based on research we can infer that each face wore each color outfit and could be found in all four hairstyles.
Therefore, there are technically sixty-four possible Blonde Teen Talk combinations.
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Four Faces (Named by Eye / Eyeshadow Color):
Purple Face
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Blue Face
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Pink-Blue Face
Green Face
Sampling Showing the Four Different Outfits, Each Demonstrating the Four Hair Styles:
Pink
Blue
Teal
Black
Backcards:
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