Little Einsteins - Our Huge Adventure [DVD]

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Little Einsteins: Team Up for Adventure is billed as "a triple-length adventure", which is to say that it presents two episodes that have aired on the Disney Channel along with one that has not yet but probably will soon.

Or at least he or she will earn kudos for being able to identify by name a composition in a commercial or a relative's hum. Once all three are obtained, you find out which of the Little Einsteins gang they belong to and the character is briefly profiled. Season Two: " Quincy and the Magic Instruments" • " Brothers and Sisters to the Rescue" • " The Glass Slipper Ball" • " Annie's Love Song" • " Melody the Music Pet" • " The Puppet Princess" • " Super Fast! It would appear that the Little Einsteins are engaging in a little bit of retconning here, as this episode plays like a pilot (as the title suggests), yet did not air until thirteen others had. She has blonde hair tied into pigtails with pink bows, and wears a blue overall-like dress, a green undershirt, and pink shoes.

And these fabricated children do come across as more than a little pretentious at times, as they spout out Italian-derived musical terms (crescendo, fortissimo, diminuendo, and so on) every few minutes and casually drop surface information about the sights (Venetian canals, Mount Everest, you name it) they nonchalantly pass. I was a little disappointed - its not as easy to follow for my little grandaughter as some of the shorter shows - she got a little bored about half way through - its a bit of a long and drawn out story - the music is a little annoying and pictures not as good as usual. The character animation is fairly simplistic but the scenic backgrounds often emulate the styles of noted artists, such as Van Gogh.

The series proper premiered on Playhouse Disney on October 9, 2005, and ended on December 22, 2009, after two seasons and 65 episodes. If you’d like to file an allegation of infringement, you’ll need to follow the process described in our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy. June (voiced by Erica Huang in the US and Poppy Friar in the UK) is a 6-year-old [4] Asian-American girl and a ballerina who loves to dance. The series follows the adventures of a group of four young children: Leo, June, Quincy, and Annie, who travel around the world in their friend Rocket and go on missions. He has red hair that points upward (resembling a pompadour) and green eyes, and wears green glasses, a black shirt with an orange stripe across the bottom, orange shorts, and orange sneakers.After all, it is music that serves as a primary subject of exploration in this adventure, although whether or not it's tasteful to ascribe lyrics about butterflies to something as majestic as "Ode to Joy" is up to you. Little Einsteins started out with a direct-to-video film, Our Huge Adventure, that was released on August 23, 2005.