Little Einsteins: Mission Celebration! 2006 DVD Overview

DVD Release Date: Aug 22, 2006
VIDEO_TS Files Print Date: Jul 15, 2006
Opening:
1. Walt Disney Home Entertainment Logo (Oct 9, 2001-Feb 5, 2008) (Blue) (2001 Fanfare)
2. Disney's FastPlay Selection Menu
3. The Little Mermaid: 2-Disc Special Edition DVD Promo
4. Disney Learning Adventures - Winnie the Pooh: Good Day, Good Night & Time To Rhyme DVDs Promo (Funny that one of my fans ACTUALLY thought those DVDs existed, because I DID NOT believe him at all after I tried searching the names of those DVDs up on the internet)
5. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey Saves Santa and Other Mouseketales DVD Commercial
6. Little Einsteins: Legend of the Golden Pyramid DVD Commercial
7. Disney DVD Logo (Oct 9, 2001-Aug 28, 2007)
8. Blue Warning Screen (Aug 26, 2003-Nov 16, 2021)/FBI Anti-Piracy Warning Screen (Mar 8, 2005-Feb 5, 2013)
9. "Little Einsteins: Mission Celebration!" Logo
10. Little Einsteins - Season 1 Intro
Closing:
1. "The Birthday Balloons" End Credits/Curious Pictures Logo/The Baby Einstein Company Logo/Playhouse Disney Original Logo (2003-2007)
2. Disney's FastPlay - Sneak Peeks Notice
3. The Wild DVD Promo (Kids who never even watched Madagascar won't even know that The Wild is a ripoff; The Wild MAY be a ripoff of Madagascar to a lot, but although I LOVE both of those movies, in my opinion, it's a 7/10)
4. The Fox and the Hound: 25th Anniversary Edition DVD Promo
5. Cars DVD Promo
6. Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: A Kingdom Of Kindness DVD Promo
7. "Little Einsteins" on Playhouse Disney Promo
8. DVD Menus (This is the only 2005-2008 Little Einsteins DVD to hide, then show menu options)
Bonus Features:
1. You've Got a Mission! Game (All you do in this game is push three colored buttons; this game even makes me imagine myself as a fifth Little Einstein)
Next overview is a collection of five jewel-like animated Eric Carle stories which are "The Very Hungry Caterpillar," "Papa, Please Get The Moon For Me," "The Very Quiet Cricket," "The Mixed-Up Chameleon," and "I See A Song." On a side note, I loved reading "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" when I was a little boy.
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