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Binding: DVD
EAN: 0012569742840
Format: NTSC
Label: Warner Home Video
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
Publisher: Warner Home Video
Region Code: 1
Release Date: March 07, 2006
Sales Rank: 103653
Studio: Warner Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: September 07, 2002
Editorial Review:
Description:
Baby Looney Tunes Volume 1: PlayDay Pals When Tazmanian Devil was a teeny, he loved his toys more than anything -- until he broke them! When Granny gives him a new toy clown, he guards it ferociously in Taz in Toyland. Then tiny Tweety tawt he heard his friends whispering about him in A Secret Tweet. But his sad feelings soon fly away when he discovers his happy surprise! Nap time follows playtime -- except Daffy can't sleep after losing his blanket, so baby Bugs leads a mission to find it in Comfort Level. Awake and refreshed, Granny teaches the wee ones to swim in her pool. Overconfident Daffy thinks he has a feather up on everyone else, only to discover he doesn't exactly take to swimming Like a Duck to Water. ********************************************************** Baby Looney Tunes Volume 2: Let's Play Pretend Seeing a big, bright yellow school bus gets the gang dreaming about School Daze and they all prepare by playing show-and-tell, practicing a fire drill and riding an imaginary school bus of their own! Granny buts Bugs in charge when she goes up to her room and the wily bunny must solve the mystery of some spooky sounds in Things That Go Bump in the Night. Baby Sylvester gets sidetracked while playing hide-and-seek and eats a whole jar of cookies. When he confesses to his friends, they invent a fib about The Creature from the Chocolate Chip! After all that, boredom sets in -- until Granny saves the day with a giant Card Bored Box...and the preschoolers' imaginations take flight from there.
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Excellent teaching of some of life's simple and most important lessons.
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This is a terrific set for your collection. The story lines are excellent and teach lessons about normal child behavior. I love the one where Sylvester takes all the cookies and they tell Granny that a Cookie Monster was to blame. If you have small children this is excellent!
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