BUNNYTOWN GAMES PLAYHOUSE DISNEY SERIES
BUNNYTOWN GAMES PLAYHOUSE DISNEY TV

'Bunny-A-Go-Go!' (Originally aired January 5, 2008)ДЄ blue bunny persists in climbing a mountain as he is passed by various parties. Two strange bunnies bond over trying to push a large rock. Songs celebrate Bunny Scout nature hikes, all the different colors, and happy song-singing. Norbert has several chances to repeat a musical pattern played by his mother. 'G'Day Bunnies!' (Originally aired January 19, 2008) Pinky Pinkerton reports on a 3-clown race. A sleepy king has needs before royal naptime.ДЇred and Red struggle to read a newspaper in the park. There are songs about making music in Bunnytown, Pirate Bunnies searching for the lucky Golden Carrot, and a mathematical picnic. Multiple attempts are made to hold a 3-bunny running race. 'Hello Bunnies!' (Originally aired November 10, 2007) Here's a slightly closer look at the featured episodes: There are four episodes on the DVD, each running 24 minutes and 5 seconds with credits.

BUNNYTOWN GAMES PLAYHOUSE DISNEY SERIES

The title is shared with the disc's first episode, which is the first of the series to ever air (its November 2007 US debut came a week after its UK launch). Released two weeks ago, Hello Bunnies! is the series' first DVD. Other times, we get musical numbers on any subject. In between these staples, the programming varies - sometimes self-explanatory archetypes Super Bunny or Space Bunny are employed. The second trip serves up 'Super Silly Sports' with enthusiastic announcer Pinky Pinkerton (Polly Frame). (This design has the air of the Uncle Traveling Matt sequences from Henson's 'Fraggle Rock', a series slightly recalled thematically here.) On the first visit, we watch a pair of mimes in matching suits (played by Andrew Buckley of Ricky Gervais' 'Extras' and Ed Gaughan) deal broadly with practical problems. Halfway through each installment, the cast performs the 'Bunnytown Hop.' Two times an episode, a pink bunny pops up to the surface and looks with us at some silly human antics. Each episode has one unique recurring bit that is returned to throughout. The content isn't quite as free-wheeling as it first appears to be, however. The format is non-narrative, weaving together a variety of music and comedy sketches. Morals and learning techniques are largely absent. Spoken dialogue is fairly sparse, as is repetition. Character names are hard to come by among the colorful core rabbit cast. Appropriately, producers Martin Baker and Pete Coogan have experience working behind-the-scenes on Jim Henson Company projects.Д«ritish-made 'Bunnytown' defies most of the conventions of its genre. Before the bunnies, they made 'Jack's Big Music Show' for Noggin. The trio has been creating series and sequences for Nickelodeon, 'Sesame Street', and others since 1994. 'Bunnytown' is a product of Spiffy Pictures, a company run by Todd Hannert, Adam Rudman, and longtime Muppeteer David Rudman. But a year and five months since taking to the air, 'Bunnytown' is still just a show and not a full-fledged commercial empire. That doesn't mean there aren't some plush dolls available. 'Bunnytown' is simply meant to entertain the young for 24-minute stretches. It isn't even really designed to educate, as seemingly all preschool programming today purports to. Though it too is part of the Playhouse Disney family, 'Bunnytown' isn't meant to sell toys, clothing, books, and party supplies. Relying upon well-known properties or brands, these computer-animated children's programs have always been foreseen as franchises onto themselves, with an array of tie-in merchandise making money that the cable channel's internal ads do not. Shows like 'Little Einsteins', 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse', and 'My Friends Tigger & Pooh' were in the news before they even launched.

BUNNYTOWN GAMES PLAYHOUSE DISNEY TV

Whether or not you have relatives in the preschool demographic, you've probably heard of Playhouse Disney's most popular TV series. Single-sided, dual-layered disc (DVD-9) / White Keepcase in Embossed Cardboard Slipcover Subtitles: English Closed Captioned Extras SubtitledДVD Release Date: Ma/ Originally Aired 2007-2008 Singers: Gary Baker, Rebekah Dobbins / Music & Lyrics: Todd Hannert / Music Composition & Arranging: Terry FryerДЎ.33:1 Fullscreen (Original Broadcast Ratio), Dolby Surround 2.0 (English, Spanish) Puppeteers: Alice Dinnean Vernon, Eric Jacobson, Mark Jefferis, Nigel Plaskitt, David Rudman, Victoria Willing, Mark Wilson / Human Cast: Andrew Buckley (Red), Ed Gaughan (Fred), Polly Frame (Pinky Pinkerton) Creators/Executive Producers: David Rudman, Todd Hannert, Adam Rudman / Directors: David Rudman, Iain McLean, Adrian Hedley / Writers: Emily Rudman, Alice Dinnean Vernon / Producers: Pete Coogan, Martin G.

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