DVD Release Date: Oct 26, 2004 (In the Baby Einstein: 26 DVD Collection box set. Same day as the 2004 re-issued Baby Einstein DVDs of Language Nursery, Baby Mozart: Music Festival, Baby Bach: Musical Adventure, Baby Van Gogh: World of Colors, Baby Santa's Music Box, Neighborhood Animals, World Animals, Baby Newton: Discovering Shapes, Baby Beethoven: Symphony of Fun, Baby Neptune: Discovering Water, Baby Galileo: Discovering the Sky, Numbers Nursery, and Baby MacDonald: A Day On The Farm, and the 2004 Baby Einstein DVD release of Baby Noah: Animal Expedition. Includes a Repeat Play option, French and Spanish language options, Discovery Cards, six Puppet Shows, and a Toy Chest.)
VIDEO_TS Files Print Date: Aug 7, 2009 (Why do I keep getting unnecessary print dates? It still has the same 2004 supplements)
Opening:
1. Navy Blue FBI Warning Screen (May 30, 2000-Mar 21, 2005)/Blue Warning Screen (Aug 9, 2003-Nov 10, 2020)
2. Walt Disney Home Entertainment Logo (Oct 9, 2001-Feb 5, 2008) (Blue) (2001 Fanfare)
3. The Baby Einstein Company Logo (Mar 18, 2003-Mar 13, 2007) (Skipped because somehow, Kids2 thinks the logo is one of their videos of one of their Baby Einstein Classics episodes: "Baby's First Moves" when it's really not; come on, Kids2, it's just an old Baby Einstein logo that you never even owned! Get it together!)
4. DVD Menu
5. Disney DVD Logo (Oct 9, 2001-Aug 28, 2007)
6. Little Einstein - "Stay Tuned After The Program..." Bumper
Closing:
1. "Little Einstein" on Playhouse Disney Teaser Promo
2. DVD Menus
Bonus Material:
1. Discovery Cards
2. Puppet Shows:
Bard's Big Introduction (Skipped due to copyright)
Flower Power (Skipped due to copyright)
Entering the Jungle (Skipped due to copyright)
Jungle Friends (Skipped due to copyright)
First Snowfall (Skipped due to copyright)
Cow's Lunch (Skipped due to copyright)
3. Toy Chest (The first toy, "Hocus Pocus" was weirdly not showing up when I first clicked the right arrow button)
Sneak Peek (Through the DVD menu):
1. About Baby Einstein Tutorial Video (Oct 26, 2004-Mar 11, 2008) (Only the Baby Einstein logo was cut out because of the same weird incident)
Fun fact: This is the first Baby Einstein video to use Getty Images.
The fifth video in the Baby Einstein series is about colors through works of art. I'll be back with this series after a few DVD overviews of other Disney favorites!
Next overview is the third Pixar movie that was released the day RIGHT after the day this video was released, and except Baby Einstein was owned by Family Home Entertainment and not Disney back in 1999, and that is the sequel to the first Toy Story movie: Yee-haw! We're gonna kick off this third Pixar movie by having lots of roundup fun and a rootin'-tootin' good time with Woody and his Roundup Gang!
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