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Sesame Street TV Episode Fun Pack, Vol. 1

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Manufacturer: Sesame Street
Binding: DVD
Publisher: Sesame Street
Label: Sesame Street

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Editorial Review
Abby Cadabby is a fairy-in-training who has just moved to Sesame Street. Will she make friends with all the Muppets or is she too shy? Abby joins in a game of hide-and-seek and finds out there is a lot to learn about living on Sesame Street.This complete Sesame Street episode available for the first time on DVD also focuses on healthy habits and the things that make us special. Sleeping Beauty becomes "Leaping Beauty" we meet the detectives from Law & Order: Special Letters Unit and Hoots the Owl sings a song with John Legend. Regular segments include Global Grover Elmo's World and Trash Gordon. Special guest Kristin Chenoweth stops by Elmo's World. This episode is brought to you by the letter M and the number 4.System Requirements:Run Time: 120 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: NR UPC: 891264001120 Manufacturer No: 89126400112
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Customer Reviews

Not so bad

2007-07-13
This set is not so bad. I purchased this because it was less expensive per DVD than the other sets. My 18 month old daughter loves it! She was singing her ABC's in Target and it took me awhile to understand but she must have learned them on this DVD!

Prefer the "Old School" to this line.

2007-05-09
These are nowhere near as good as the "Old School" editions. These *might* be better than nothing, but I'm disappointed in the difference between them.
What they really need to do is expand on the Old School vols 1-3.