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Winner of the Emmy Award for Best Children's Television Series, BOB'S JOB PRESENTS: BOB'S MANY JOBS centers on a comic goofball named, unsurprisingly, Bob. Every day Bob reaches into his job jar and pulls out the title of a particular occupation. Then he follows someone around who has that job for an entire day, from waking to sleeping, to see what it's like to experience a different career. On BOB'S MANY JOBS, Bob meets and learns about being a veterinarian, a home builder, and an airline pilot. The goal of BOB'S JOBS is to educate kids on the many opportunities realistically available to them, to reinforce positive role models, identify obtainable goals, and emphasize what is realistically possible for them to achieve.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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The made-for-video children`s series VEGGIETALES stars adorable, computer-animated vegetables in family-friendly stories that foster Christian values and morality. This episode finds series regulars Larry the Cucumber and Bob the Tomato starring as super sleuth Sheerluck Holmes and his trusted sidekick, Dr. Watson, as they search for the missing Golden Ruler. A fun-filled lesson in treating others as you would like to be treated, the animated adventure features the bonus episode
Asparagus of La Mancha
as well as a charming Larry silly-song called
Gated Community.
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The magical underground realm of Fraggle Rock is situated behind a wall in inventor Doc`s laboratory, in this charming series from the master of puppets. Doc`s dog Sprocket knows something is back there, and is constantly trying to get to the fraggles, while far below in the brightly-lit caverns, the furry fraggles frolic and play, and learn valuable lessons along the way. All 24 episodes of the first season are included here, as Wembley, Gobo, Red, Mobley, and Boober have exciting adventures and present their catchy, infectious repertoire of songs. Adults will revel in the memories while children will delight in the newfound fun, as Boober has to muster his courage after he loses his lucky hat in
You Can`t do that Without a Hat,
and Red`s best-laid plans go awry in
Let the Water Run.
Other episodes include
The Thirty Minute Work Week,
where Wembley has to choose his occupation;
Catch the Tail by the Tiger,
where Gobo ventures into outer space to find Traveling Matt; and
The Finger of Light,
which sees Mokey learning how to be in charge.
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In this meet-the-parents sequel to the romantic fairy tale in which two ogres fall in love, SHREK 2 brings the loveable green menace (voiced by Mike Meyers) back to the big screen for a second round of mischief. This time around, in addition to the voices of Cameron Diaz (as Shrek`s sweetheart Fiona) and Eddie Murphy (as their companion Donkey), Julie Andrews and John Cleese chime in as Fiona`s parents, Queen Lillian and King Harold. Surprising newcomer Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas)--a slyly funny tabby honed for swashbuckling adventure--joins the crew. Last but certainly not least, the conniving duo of vain Prince Charming (Rupert Everett) and his power-hungry mom, the Fairy Godmother (Jennifer Saunders), spice up the action.When Fiona insists that her new husband Shrek visit her parents, they travel to Far Far Away (a Disneyfied medieval version of Hollywood) where everything goes wrong. The King and Queen are outraged to see their daughter married to an ogre, and while Fiona tries to calm them, Shrek sets out to find a solution. He finds it, in the form of a Happily Ever After potion, which only complicates matters, drawing all parties into a confused exchange of magic and spells, all for the sake of true love. With shimmering animation giving SHREK 2 near-3-D visuals, the witty scripting and eclectic pop music soundtrack keep the film hopping along with an upbeat pace.
Holding Out for a Hero
by Frou Frou, and
Livin` la Vida Loca
by Eddie Murphy are the most raucous of the film`s many great songs, though more subtle numbers such as
Accidentally in Love
by Counting Crows, and
Little Drop of Poison
by Tom Waits certainly enrich some key scenes of this enjoyable family film.
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