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Agent Alondra/Home media

## US releases

### DVD

**Opening:**
1. Paramount DVD logo (2003-2019)
2. *Agent Alondra* promo
3. *Puffy's Big Break* teaser trailer
4. *Wonder Park* teaser trailer
5. *Bumblebee* trailer
6. "All titles may not be available" screen
7. DVD menu
8. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning screens
9. MPAA Rated PG screen
10. Paramount Pictures logo (2011-present)
11. Nickelodeon Movies logo (2010-2019; *Agent Alondra* variant)
12. ClearWorld Entertainment logo (2010-present; *Agent Alondra* variant)
13. Start of the film

**Video:**
* 2.39:1 Aspect Ratio

**Audio:**
* English (Dolby Digital 5.1) (448 kbps)
* English (Audio Description) (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* Spanish (Latin America) (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* French (Canada) (Dolby Digital 5.1)

**Subtitles:**
* English (captioned for the hearing impaired)
* French (Canada)
* Spanish (Latin America)

## Blu-ray

**Opening:**
1. Paramount High Definition logo (2006-2019)
2. *Agent Alondra* promo
3. *Puffy's Big Break* teaser trailer
4. *Wonder Park* teaser trailer
5. *Bumblebee* trailer
6. Blu-ray menu
7. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning screens
8. MPAA Rated PG screen
9. Paramount Pictures logo (2011-present)
10. Nickelodeon Movies logo (2010-2019; *Agent Alondra* variant)
11. ClearWorld Entertainment logo (2010-present; *Agent Alondra* variant)
12. Start of the film

**Video:**
* 2.39:1 Aspect Ratio

**Audio:**
* English (Dolby Atmos)
* English (Dolby TrueHD 7.1) (48kHz, 24-bit)
* Spanish (Latin America) (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* French (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* French (Canada) (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* Italian (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* Portuguese (Dolby Digital 5.1)

**Subtitles:**
* English
* English (captioned for the hearing impaired)
* French (Canada)
* Spanish (Latin America)
* Italian
* Portuguese
* Danish
* Dutch
* Finnish
* Norwegian
Bad Blues Life: The Biggest Baddest Movie Ever/Home media

Home video releases of *Bad Blues Life: The Biggest Baddest Movie Ever*.

## US releases

### VHS

2. Warner Home Video logo (1996-2017)
3. MPAA Rated PG-13 screen
4. Aspect ratio screen
5. Warner Bros. Pictures logo (1998-2021)
6. Start of the film

### DVD

2. Warner Home Video logo (1996-2017)
3. *Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire* trailer
4. *Charlie and the Chocolate Factory* DVD trailer
5. *Imagine Too* DVD trailer
6. *Smallville* DVD trailer
7. *Bad Blues Life* promo
8. DVD menu
9. MPAA Rated PG-13 screen
10. Warner Bros. Pictures logo (1998-2021)
11. Start of the film
DreamWorks Interactive

**DreamWorks Interactive** was a video game developer and publisher that was formed on March 22, 1995 as a joint venture between DreamWorks SKG and Microsoft. The studio was led by Steven Spielberg, releasing a number of titles based on various licensed properties. In 1999, the studio saw its most successful release with first-person shooter video game *Medal of Honor*, published by Electronic Arts on October 31, 1999 for PlayStation.

DreamWorks Interactive was renamed into EA Los Angeles, then Danger Close Games, and finally DICE Los Angeles. On January 15, 2018, NBCUniversal brought back the rights to DreamWorks Interactive, along with Universal Interactive, as a division to DreamWorks Animation, and reopened the company the week later. DreamWorks Interactive now making E and E10+ rated games based on DreamWorks franchises, as well as it original games.

## See also

* Universal Interactive
* JeremySoft
* Gingo Interactive
Avery the Warrior Advance

***Avery the Warrior Advance*** is a Game Boy Advance port of *Avery the Warrior*, originally released as a port for Super Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Genesis. It was released in April 2006 to celebrate the franchise's (and the original game's) 20th anniversary. There are several differences from the original game.

### Changes

* The screen ratio has been reduced to fit the GBA screen and keep everything the same size.
* new "Anniversary mode" has been added where the player can use the Slash Dash, which was introduced in *Avery the Warrior 2: Evil Revenge*, although there is an original mode that could be played without this feature.
* The music and some sound effects were remade.
* The gameplay and music are constantly out-of-sync, as seen in the credits medley.
* The game experiences significant lag and the frame-rate quality is poor.
* The Debug and Level Select modes have been removed, but an unlockable juke box room has been added.
* The game saves any levels completed so that they can be replayed or continued.
* If the player quits the game without getting a game over, retrying can be selected at the menu screen so that the player can continue the game with any score, and the player will start on the act he/she left off.
Comedy TV: 2nd Channel

Kath Soucie

***Comedy TV: 2nd Channel*** is a 1995 animated comedy film and the sequel to 1982's *Comedy TV*. In this film, taking place 2 years after the events of the first film, Tiffany, David, Eric and Jenny gained their fame from the accidental broadcast of Comedy TV with assistance from Eddy, Paul's best friend, and Kenyon, a sarcastic stoner. However the network has financial troubles and has Paul to make a decision to hire new people who are Jimmy who is a dancer as well as Trisha that ends up being the new worker in the network. As they trying to kept the channel up.

The film was released in the United States theatrically in theaters on July 13, 1995. It was followed by *Comedy TV: Third Act* in July 11, 2006.

## Cast

* E.G. Daily as Tiffany
* Billy West as David and Eric
* Kath Soucie as Jenny
* Scott Young as Eddy
* Kevin Michael Richardson as Kenyon

*Coming soon!*

## Release

*Comedy TV: 2nd Channel* was originally going to be released on November 22, 1995, but on January 1995, the movie's release date was changed to July 13, 1995 to avoid competition with *Toy Story*.

### Trailers

* A official teaser trailer for the film was released on June 24, 1994, and was shown before films such as *The Lion King* and *Baby's Day Out.*
* The first theatrical trailer was released on November 25, 1995, and was shown before films such as *The Pagemaster*.
* The second theatrical trailer was released on March 29, 1996, and was shown in front of films such as *Tommy Boy*, *A Goofy Movie* and *Casper*.

### Attached short film

Attached to *Comedy TV: 2nd Channel* is the 1995 short *Mark's Dream*, directed by Steve G..

### Home media

*Comedy TV: 2nd Channel* was released onto VHS and Laserdisc on October 19, 1995 by Paramount Home Entertainment. The film was later released onto DVD on April 17, 1998. On May 13, 2002, celebrating *Comedy TV* 20th Anniversary, "*Comedy TV* 1-2" set was released, featuring *Comedy TV* and *Comedy TV: 2nd Channel*.

In 2009, Paramount released the film via iTunes and the PlayStation Store.

On April 11, 2012, the film was released on Blu-ray to celebrating Comedy TV 30th Anniversary.

On August 29, 2017, *Comedy TV: 2nd Channel*, as well as *Comedy TV*, *Comedy TV: Third Act*, *Comedy TV: The Wrap Up*, and *Comedy TV: The Final Channel*, were re-released on a three disc trilogy collection.

## Soundtrack

> *Main article(s): Comedy TV: 2nd Channel/Soundtrack*
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## Transcripts

### Main

To read the main transcript for the film, go here.

### Trailer transcripts

To read the main transcript of the trailers for the film, go here.
Fairy Tale Times/Home media

Home media releases of *Fairy Tale Times*.

## DVD

2. Warner Home Video logo (1997-2017)
3. ClearWorld Home Entertainment logo (2010-present)
4. Blu-ray promo
5. WB Insider Rewards promo
6. *Alternate Reality: The Lost Dimensions* trailer
7. *Different Dreams* trailer
8. *Scooby-Doo! Music of the Vampire* DVD trailer
9. *Fairy Tale Times: Adventures with Goldy & Friends* video game trailer
10. DVD menu
11. JeremyWorks DVD logo (2004-2016)
12. MPAA Rated PG screen
13. Warner Bros. Pictures logo (1998-2021)
14. Warner Bros. Animation logo (2005-2013)
15. Village Roadshow Pictures logo (1998-present)
16. ClearWorld Entertainment logo (2010-present)
17. Start of the film

## Blu-ray

2. Important Notice screen
3. Warner Home Video logo (1997-2017)
4. ClearWorld Home Entertainment logo (2010-present)
5. Blu-ray promo
6. WB Insider Rewards promo
7. *Alternate Reality: The Lost Dimensions* trailer
8. *Different Dreams* trailer
9. *Fairy Tale Times: Adventures with Goldy & Friends* video game trailer
10. Blu-ray menu
11. JeremyWorks Blu-ray logo (2007-2016)
12. MPAA Rated PG screen
13. Warner Bros. Pictures logo (1998-2021)
14. Warner Bros. Animation logo (2005-2013)
15. Village Roadshow Pictures logo (1998-present)
16. ClearWorld Entertainment logo (2010-present)
17. Start of the film
20th Television

**Twentieth Television,**20TV**,** 20 TV**,** TCS TV **(formerly** 20th Century Fox Television**,** TCF TV**or**TCFTV**, and** Twentieth Century Fox Television) (stylized as **20th Television**) is a television-production studio owned by Walt Disney Television, a division of The Walt Disney Company. Disney-ABC Domestic Television is the syndication and distribution arm of 20th Television.

20th Century Fox Television was part of Disney's 2019 acquisition of the majority 21st Century Fox assets. Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox was completed on March 20, 2019. On January 17, 2020, it was announced that the "Fox" name would be dropped from several of the Fox assets acquired by Disney. However, the renaming of 20th Century Fox Television, 20th Television, Fox 21 Television Studios and Fox Zoom was not made clear.

Notable shows produced by 20th Television include: *Batman*, *M\*A\*S\*H*, *Glee*, *How I Met Your Mother*, *Bones*, *Empire*, *Family Guy*, *24*, *Modern Family*, *This Is Us*, *American Dad!*, *Buffy the Vampire Slayer*, *Futurama*, *King of the Hill*, *New Girl*, *American Horror Story* and most notably *The X-Files* and *The Simpsons*.
Bad Blues Life: The Second Biggest Baddest Movie/Home media

Home media releases of 2021 Warner Bros. Animation film *Bad Blues Life: The Second Biggest Baddest Movie*.

## DVD

2. *Space Jam: A New Legacy* trailer
3. *In the Heights* trailer
4. *Tom & Jerry* DVD/Blu-ray trailer
5. *Bad Blues Life* promo
6. DVD menu
7. MPAA Rated PG-13 screen
8. Warner Bros. Pictures logo (2021-present)
9. Warner Bros. Animation logo (2018-present)
10. Start of the film

### Blu-ray

2. "All titles and promotions featured" screen
3. *Space Jam: A New Legacy* trailer
4. *Tom & Jerry* DVD/Blu-ray trailer
5. *Bad Blues Life* promo
6. Blu-ray menu
7. MPAA Rated PG-13 screen
8. Warner Bros. Pictures logo (2021-present)
9. Warner Bros. Animation logo (2018-present)
10. Start of the film
Elements of Light

***Elements of Light*** is a 1989 American animated musical fantasy adventure film produced by Kroyer Films and distributed by Universal Pictures. The film was directed by Bill Kroyer from a screenplay by Tab Murphy based on an original concept and story by Zaiden Fischer and Kroyer, and stars the voices of Michael J. Fox, Kelly Preston and Vincent Price. It tells the story of a young man named Daris who embarks on a journey to find the mystical realm known as the Elements of Light. Along the way, he stumbles upon Lala, an unlikely, hapless woman who is hiding a secret: she is the godly princess of the Elements of Light.

*Elements of Light* was theatrically released in the United States on September 22, 1989. It has met with positive reviews from critics and grossed $27 million against its $30 million budget. In recent years, the film has garnered a cult following.

## Cast

* Michael J. Fox as Daris
* Kelly Preston as Princess Lala
* Vincent Price as the King of the Elements of Light

## Production

During the production of *The Lightning Storm* in 1983, Zaiden Fischer began development of *Elements of Light*. The film was originally planned to be distributed by Universal Pictures and was in the process of being produced by Zaiden Fischer Productions when it was cancelled. Fischer revealed that they were unable to sustain the film's development alongside *Liche's Wish* and made the decision to pass the project onto fellow animator Bill Kroyer through his own production company, with Universal Pictures still remained the distribution rights.

### Music

*Main article: Elements of Light/Soundtrack*
The film's score was composed by Alan Silvestri. The soundtrack was released by MCA Records on September 19, 1989.

## Release

*Elements of Light* was scheduled for summer 1989 by Universal Pictures. However, in 1986, Universal rescheduled the film to February 1990. It was later moved five months earlier to its current date of September 22, 1989.

## Home media

*Elements of Light* was originally released on VHS and LaserDisc on January 9, 1990, by MCA Home Video. It was released on VHS again in 1998, this time a part of Universal Family Features. A DVD version was made available for the first time on December 4, 2001.

For its 25th anniversary, *Elements of Light* made its debut on Blu-ray on August 19, 2014.

## Transcripts

### Main

To see the main transcript of the film, click here.

### Trailers

To see the transcript for the trailers of the film, click here.
Fox Digital Entertainment

**Fox Digital Entertainment** is an American digital content, mobile applications, and video games publisher and developer owned by 21st Century Fox. It is primarily involved with 21st Century Fox properties such as *Family Guy*, *Geo TV*, *The Simpsons*, *JeremyToons*, *Ice Age*, *James Bond*, *Kung Fu Panda*, *Predator*, *Rio*, *Sons of Anarchy*, and *X-Men*.
FoxBoom

**FoxBoom** is an American pay television channel owned by Disney Entertainment, a unit of The Walt Disney Company, through Fox Family Networks. The channel primarily broadcasts animated television series and primarily aimed at children and young teenagers between the ages of 6 to 15. FoxBoom's programming consists of original first-run television series, current and former original animated series and made-for-TV films inherited from sister network Fox Zoom, theatrically released films, and acquired programs from other distributors.

The channel offers an alternate Spanish-language audio feed, either via a separate channel with the English track removed as part of a package of Spanish-language television networks sold by subscription providers or a separate audio track accessible through the SAP option, depending on the provider.

As of January 2016, FoxBoom is available to 88.5 million households in the United States.

## Programming

*Main article: List of programs broadcast by FoxBoom*

## Related services

 **FoxBoom On Demand** | FoxBoom On Demand is the channel's video-on-demand service, offering select episodes of FoxBoom's original series and certain acquired programs to pay television providers.

## International channels

*Main article: List of FoxBoom TV channels*

## See also

* Fox Kids
* Fox Zoom
* Fox Family
Crystal Legacy

***Crystal Legacy*** is an American computer-animated fantasy comedy-drama adventure film produced by Amblin Animation and distributed by Universal Pictures. It is the sequel to 2017's *Crystal Legends* and 2020's *Crystal Returns*, and the third and final installment in the *Crystal* trilogy. Directed by Bob Persichetti and co-directed by Simon Wells from the screenplay by Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, David Lindsay-Abaire and William Davies, the film features the voices of Stephanie Beatriz, Hayden Panettiere, Odeya Rush, Elijah Wood, Bobby Moynihan, Katherine Heigl, Zoe Saldana, Tom Holland, Amadna Leighton, and Katie Crown, reprising their roles from the previous films, with new voice cast members of Stephanie Hsu, Zoë Kravitz, Benedict Cumberbatch, David Cross, Will Arnett, and Rosalie Chiang.

*Crystal Legacy* was theatrically released in the United States on September 8, 2023. Like its predecessor, the film received universal acclaim.

## Cast

* Stephanie Beatriz as Crystal
* Hayden Panettiere as Summer
* Odeya Rush as Trinity
* Elijah Wood as Asher
* Bobby Moynihan as Keagan
* Katherine Heigl as Reyna
* Zoe Saldana
* Tom Holland
* Amadna Leighton
* Katie Crown
* Stephanie Hsu
* Zoë Kravitz
* Benedict Cumberbatch
* David Cross
* Will Arnett
* Rosalie Chiang

## Release

*Crystal Legacy* was released in the United States on September 8, 2023, by Universal Pictures. It was previously scheduled for September 15, 2023, then July 28, 2023, before moving to its current date. It will be released in 2D, RealD 3D, and IMAX formats.

### Marketing

The teaser trailer was released on December 14, 2022, and was in front of *Puss in Boots: The Last Wish* in theaters. An official trailer was released on March 28, 2023, and was attached in front of *The Super Mario Bros. Movie* in theaters. The final trailer was released on Peacock Kids' and Universal Pictures' YouTube channels on July 19, 2023.

Tie-ins with Burger King and Nissan were used to promote the movie. Burger King is slated to promote the 8 King Jr toys based on *Crystal Legacy*, as well as the Crystal Whopper.

### Video game

*Main article: Crystal: Tales of the Spirit*
A tie-in video game titled *Crystal: Tales of the Spirit* is was released for the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch on September 6, 2023. It was published by GameMill Entertainment and developed by Bamtang Games.

### Home media

As part of their 18-month deal with Netflix, the film will stream on Peacock for the first four months of the pay-TV window, then will move to Netflix for the next ten, and then will return to Peacock for the remaining four.
Avery the Warrior 3D: The Castle Rampage

***Avery the Warrior 3D: The Castle Rampage*** is a 1995 3D platform video game developed and published by JeremySoft. It is the first JeremySoft game to be in 3D.

The game was released for the Sega Saturn, 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, and Atari Jaguar on May 18, 1995, for PlayStation on September 9, 1995 (as an launch title), for Nintendo 64 and Nintendo 64CD on September 29, 1996 (as an launch title), and for Windows on November 13, 1996.

The game was made available for download on the PlayStation Store in 2010, and Nintendo eShop in 2016. A version for the Xbox 360 was released via Xbox Live Arcade in 2011. A enhanced remake, *Avery the Warrior DS*, was released for the Nintendo DS in 2004. A another enhanced remake, titled *Avery the Warrior 3D: The Castle Rampage: Reunited*, for the game was released on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in 2019.

## Gameplay

*Avery the Warrior 3D: The Castle Rampage* is a 3D platformer where the player controls Avery, Camey, and Bellona, as they travels across various worlds.

*More coming soon!*

## Development

After released of *Star Fox* on SNES and during the development of Sony PlayStation, JeremySoft was ready to do a 3D game.

*More coming soon!*

## Download

The game is now available for download on PlayStation Store for the PlayStation Vita, PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3 in North America and in Japan for $5.99 or 436 yen. It was released to the PlayStation Store in Europe on March 17, 2010.

The game is now also available for download on Xbox Live Arcade for Xbox 360 in North America on September 15, 2011. The game is now also available for download on Wii U Virtual Console in North America on February 19, 2016.
Archer

***Archer*** is a 1994 American animated fantasy musical film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The film was directed and co-written by Aracely Valencia, co-directed by Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise, and produced by Donald W. Ernst, from a screenplay written by Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio. It stars the voices of Cam Clarke, Emily Watson, Ian Richardson, Simon Callow, Susan Sarandon, John Rhys-Davies and Jennifer Lien. The score of the film's original songs was composed by composer Alan Menken with its lyrics co-written by Menken and lyricist Stephen Schwartz.

The film was released into theatres on November 23, 1994, and it received critical acclaim from critics who praised the film for its characters, animation, music, story, and cast. On its $52 million budget, it grossed $756.5 million, making it the highest-grossed Disney film for 1994. A direct-to-video sequel, *Archer II*, was released on May 16, 2000, and a live-action remake was released on September 7, 2018.

## Voice cast

* Cam Clarke as Archer
* Emily Watson as Princess Evelin
* Ian Richardson
* Simon Callow
* Susan Sarandon
* John Rhys-Davies
* Jennifer Lien

*More coming soon!*

## Release

### Home media

*Archer* was first released on VHS and LaserDisc in the United States on August 8, 1995, under Disney's "Masterpiece Collection" video series. The VHS edition of this release contained a special preview for Walt Disney Pictures/Pixar's then-upcoming animated film, *Toy Story*. On March 12, 2002, *Archer: Special Edition*, as the enhanced version of the film released in IMAX/large-format is called, was released on a THX certified "Platinum Edition" two-disc DVD and VHS on October 8, 2002. The DVD release featured two versions of the film on the first disc, a remastered version created for the 2002 IMAX release and an edited version of the IMAX release purporting to be the original 1994 theatrical version.

On June 3, 2014, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment released a Diamond Edition Blu-ray/DVD combo pack that coincided with the film's 20th anniversary. It included the same special features from the 2002 Platinum Edition DVD set along with interviews from the film's cast, discussing how they got the roles for the film and how far the film has gone to be loved by millions of people. On June 18, 2019, the film was re-released on Blu-ray, Ultra HD Blu-ray and DVD as part of the Walt Disney Signature Collection to coincide with the film's 25th anniversary.

## Transcripts

### Main

To see the main transcript of the film, click here.

### Trailer

To see the transcript for the trailers of the film, click here.
Creative Wonders

**Creative Wonders** was an educational software corporation from 1994 to 1999. It created computer games based on children's characters like *Sesame Street, JeremyToons, Madeline, Schoolhouse Rock!, Arthur, Little Bear, Dr. Seuss and ABC World Reference.*

## History

Creative Wonders started out in 1994 as a division of Electronic Arts. Creative Wonders was responsible for creating popular games like the *Sesame Street* and *Madeline* series. In 1995, Creative Wonders teamed with ABC to create the *ABC World Reference Series*, a series of encyclopedias and atlases on CD-ROM.

In 1998, Creative Wonders was purchased by The Learning Company.

## Products

* *Sesame Street* (1994-1999)
* *JeremyToons* (1994-1999)
* *Madeline* (1995-1999)
* *School House Rock* (1995-1996)
* *ABC World Reference* Series (1995-1998)
* *Slam Dunk Typing* (1995)
* *The Baby-sitters Club* (1996)
* *Arthur* (1999)
* *Little Bear* (1999)
* *Dr. Seuss* (1999)
* *Blue's Clues* (2000-2003)
* *The Wiggles* (2003-2004)

## Software

### *Sesame Street*

* Numbers (1994)
* Letters (1994)
* Let's Make a Word! (1995)
* Art Workshop (1995)
* Get Set to Learn (1996)
* Elmo's Preschool (1996)
* Search and Learn Adventures (1997)
* Grover's Travels (1998)
* The Three Grouchketeers (1998)
* Elmo's Reading Basics (1998)
* Elmo Through the Looking-Glass (1998)
* Baby and Me (1999)

### *JeremyToons*

* JeremyToons Toddler (1994)
* JeremyToons Preschool (1994)
* JeremyToons Kindergarten (1994)
* JeremyToons 1st Grade (1995)
* JeremyToons 2nd Grade (1995)
* JeremyToons Reading Games (1995)
* JeremyToons Math Games (1995)
* JeremyToons Thinking Games (1996)
* JeremyToons Activity Center (1996)
* JeremyToons Science Games (1997)
* JeremyToons Brain Games (1997)
* JeremyToons CP (1998)
* JeremyToons Early Clicks (1999)

### *Madeline*

* Madeline and the Magnificent Puppet Show: A Learning Journey (1995)
* Madeline European Adventures (1996)
* Madeline Thinking Games (1996)
* Madeline Preschool & Kindergarten (1997)
* Madeline 1st & 2nd Grade (1997)
* Madeline Rainy Day Activities (1998)
* Madeline 1st & 2nd Grade Reading (1999)
* Madeline 1st & 2nd Grade Math (1999)

### *Schoolhouse Rock!*

* Grammar Rock (1995)
* Math Rock (1996)
* America Rock (1996)
* Science Rock (1997)
* Thinking Games (1998)

### *ABC World Reference* Series

* 3D Atlas (1995-1997)
* Wide World of Animals (1995-1996)

### *Arthur*

* Arthur's Kindergarten (1999)
* Arthur's 1st Grade (1999)
* Arthur's 2nd Grade (1999)
* Arthur's Reading Games (1999)
* Arthur's Math Games (1999)
* Arthur's Thinking Games (1999)

### *Little Bear*

* Little Bear Preschool Thinking Adventures (1999)
* Little Bear Kindergarten Thinking Adventures (1999)
* Little Bear Rainy Day Activities (1999)

### *Dr. Seuss*

* Dr. Seuss Toddler (1999)
* Dr. Seuss Preschool (1999)
* Dr. Seuss Kindergarten (1999)
* Dr. Seuss Reading Games (1999)

### Other titles

* Slam Dunk Typing (1995)
* The Baby-sitters Club (1996)
* LearningBuddies TV Pack (1999)
* LearningBuddies PC Pack (1999)

## See also

* Electronic Arts
* ABC
* The Learning Company
Arlene: The Story Begins/Home media

Home video releases of *Arlene: The Story Begins*.

## VHS

2. *Angel Dream Palace* trailer
3. *Snow Day* trailer
4. "Now Available on Videocassette" bumper
5. *Rugrats* VHS collection trailer
6. *Charity the Wicked Witch: The Cruse of the City* VHS/DVD trailer
7. *Little Bear* VHS trailer
8. *Peanuts* VHS collection trailer
9. Paramount Interactive Storybook trailer
10. JeremyVast commercial
11. *SpongeBob SquarePants* episode: Reef Blower
12. Paramount "Feature Presentation" bumper/Paramount FBI Warnings screen
13. THX "Broadway" logo
14. Aspect ratio screen
15. Paramount Pictures logo (1986-2003)
16. Nickelodeon Movies logo (1999)
17. Start of the film

**Closing previews:**
1. End credits
2. ClearWorld Entertainment logo (1999-2010)
3. Paramount Pictures closing logo (1986-2003)

## DVD

2. DVD menu
3. THX "Broadway" logo
4. Paramount Pictures logo (1986-2006)
5. Nickelodeon Movies logo (1999)
6. Start of the film

**Closing previews:**
1. End credits
2. ClearWorld Entertainment logo (1999-2010)
3. Paramount Pictures closing logo (1986-2003)
4. DVD menu

**Bonus Features:**
* *SpongeBob SquarePants* episode: Reef Blower
* *Living in the Island* short film
* The Making of *Arlene: The Story Begins*
* Deleted scenes
* JeremyVast Features
	+ Viddies
	+ Gamma Zooms
	+ Scene Selection
* Original Theatrical Trailer
Avery the Warrior (1991 TV series)

***Avery the Warrior*** is an American animated television series based on the *Avery the Warrior* franchise. It was produced by Amblin Entertainment and Universal Cartoon Studios and aired on CBS from November 16, 1991 to October 14, 1995. Reruns would air on Fox Kids, JeremyWorks Channel, the now-defunct Hub Network, JWToons and Jetix.

For the 30th anniversary of the franchise, this show briefly came back for a week on JeremyWorks Channel and HubShake!.

## Synopsis

The series chronicles the adventures of a teenage warrior Avery and her friends as they go against evil and fight Servillah and her henchmen.

## Voice cast

* Cathy Cavadini as Avery
* David Kaufman as Camey
* Kath Soucie as Bellona
* Candi Milo as Mariana
* Jason Marsden as Dalton
* B.J. Ward as Servillah

*More coming soon!*

## Episodes

*Main article: List of Avery the Warrior (1991 TV series) episodes*

## Trivia

* The series premiered a month after the release of *Avery: The Castle of Dragon*.
* The series was followed up by *The Chronicles of Avery the Warrior* in 2003, and *Avery the Warrior Returns* in 2012.
* This marked the first time that Avery and her gang talked, since the five games released so far during that time had no people talking, instead, they had dialogue.
Avery the Warrior: The Musical

***Avery the Warrior: The Musical*** is a musical broadway live show debuting in August 30, 2016. It is based on JeremySoft's video game series *Avery the Warrior*. It made its streaming premiere on JeremyNow! (being a JeremyNow! exclusive) on March 15, 2019.

## Synopsis

In this musical adventure, Avery and her friends must stop Servillah, in order for Lord Dragon from unleashing a deadly threat.

## Trivia

* This is the first broadway musical based on a JeremySoft franchise.
Alyvia: Princess Kingdom

***Alyvia: Princess Kingdom*** is an animated television series produced by JeremyWorks Studios. The show premiered on JeremyWorks Channel on April 6, 2013, starting with Season 4, new episodes moved to JWToons. A spin-off of *My Royal Prince* and the *Jeremy Universal* series, it focus on Alyvia, a character who was introduced in *My Royal Prince* (1996) and *JeremyToons 2* (2004), as the main character.

## Premise

Take place in alternate universe and set before the events of *JeremyToons 2*, the series follows the adventures of Alyvia, the princess of the kingdom and living with her lady-in-waiting/best friend Cassie as well as Alyvia's new friends, Kade and Tate. However, their life there is occasionally interrupted by attacks from villains, so Alyvia must team up with her friends to stop their plans, and all this happens during their daily life.

## Episodes

*Main article: List of Alyvia: Princess Kingdom episodes*
## Production

In July 2012, JeremyWorks announced that, due to the popularity of Alyvia since *My Royal Prince* and *JeremyToons 2*, the character will get her own spin-off television series.
Blue Tongue Entertainment

**Blue Tongue Entertainment Pty Ltd** was an Australian video game developer founded in 1995. It was acquired by THQ on 17 November 2004, and remained an internal development studio of THQ until its closure in August 2011. In addition to THQ, Blue Tongue had worked with the publishers Hasbro Interactive and Vivendi Universal Games.

Blue Tongue originally provided web development services, and moved into video games in 1995 with their first release, *AFL Finals Fever*. It was released on 9 June 1996 and reached number 3 on the Australian software sales charts. Another game, *Riding Star*, was their first international release. It was ported to multiple platforms, including the PlayStation and the Game Boy. Blue Tongue developed the TOSHI game engine used internally for many of its projects.

In 2008, Blue Tongue finished *de Blob*, its first original game since *Riding Star*, for the Wii system. *de Blob* was met with critical acclaim from various gaming websites, including Official Nintendo Magazine, which awarded the game a rating of 92% and a Gold Award, and IGN.com, which awarded the game several Wii-specific awards in its 2008 video game awards, including Best Platform Game, Best Graphics Technology, and Best Use of Sound. In addition to the awards won, IGN also nominated *de Blob* for several other Wii-specific awards, including Best New IP, Best Original Score, Most Innovative Design, and Game of the Year.

In 2011, Blue Tongue was announced to be closed down under a restructuring and realignment plan by parent company, THQ.
Box-Office Video

***Bitworld: Box-Office Video*** (or simply ***Box-Office Video***) is a 2004 American traditionally animated comedy short film based on the animated television series *Bitworld*. In the short, the Bitlings must manage a newly-opened DVD player-style multiplex‎‎ after the original manager of the theater gets in a freak accident. Things go horribly wrong when one of the Glitchy planned to take over the theater, but without paying a ticket. So, the Bitlings try to stop him before it is too late. The short was written & directed by show creator Dan Povenmire.

The short premiered at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival on June 7, 2004, and was later attached to theatrical screenings of the 20th Century Fox Animation film *The ToonStyle Movie* on September 17, 2004. The short was later broadcast as a segment in the series' fifth season in 2005. Reception has been positive, praising the storytelling, humor, and animation. The film was nominated at the 77th Academy Awards for Best Animated Short Film, losing to *Ryan*.

## Cast

* Billy West, Carlos Alazraqui and Tom Kenny as Bity, Inchy and Tincy
	+ Kenny also voices Projectionist and Concession Worker #1. while West voices Concession Worker #2 and Box-Office Guy.
* Richard Steven Horvitz as Git
* Patrick Warburton as Gunner
* Christopher Lloyd as Glitcher
* Dan Povenmire as Theater Manager
* Rob Paulsen as Male In Movie
* Kath Soucie as Female In Movie
* Brian Cummings as Bumper Announcer

## Release

The short premiered at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival on June 7, 2004, and was later attached to theatrical screenings of *The ToonStyle Movie* three months later. The short was later featured on the DVD and VHS release of *The ToonStyle Movie*. The short can also be found as a special feature on *Bitworld: The Complete Third Season* DVD boxset.

## Reception

*Box-Office Video* has received critical acclaim.
Ground Soldiers

**Ground Soldiers** are enemies faced in *Transformers: Devastation*

## Information

The Ground Soldiers are the primary enemy force of *Transformers: Devastation*, being armies of generic and sufficient Decepticons split into three different classes, each of varying weapons, appearances, and power:

* Warriors: Weak, plentiful, armed with swords and shields
* Sergeants: Medium, rarer, armed with nothing but fists
* Heavy Weapons: Hulking, mini-bosses, armed with powerful hammers

## Trivia

* The Ground Soldiers' models are based off that of Battlecharger, an obscure and generic Decepticon.
Emily, Ravi, and Julia: Grown Up!/Home media

Home media releases of *Emily, Ravi, and Julia: Grown Up!*.

## DVD

2. *Avery the Warrior* teaser trailer
3. *Minions* trailer
4. *Jem and the Holograms* trailer
5. *Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle* trailer
6. *Paint!: The Chronicles of Ashley* promo
7. *Cartoon World: Rewritten* promo
8. DVD menu
9. Get more with the Blu-ray Combo Pack screen
10. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning/Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent screen
11. National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center screen
12. Universal Pictures logo (2012-present)
13. JeremyWorks Studios logo (2014-present)

## Blu-ray

2. Loading screen
3. *Avery the Warrior* teaser trailer
4. *Minions* trailer
5. *Jem and the Holograms* trailer
6. *Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle* trailer
7. *Paint!: The Chronicles of Ashley* promo
8. *Cartoon World: Rewritten* promo
9. Blu-ray menu
10. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning/Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent screen
11. National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center screen
12. Universal Pictures logo (2012-present)
13. JeremyWorks Studios logo (2014-present)
Dualstar

**Dualstar Entertainment Group, LLC** is a privately held American limited liability company owned by Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen, which produced movies, TV shows, magazines, video games, and other popular media. Dualstar was based in Los Angeles, California.

In 2004, the company released *New York Minute*, the Olsen twins' third and last theatrical film after 2000's *Lucky & Master*. The film was a box office bomb and suffered negative critical reception. Its failure led to the company struggling to keep up operations and in 2007, the company fell into dormancy. The company was later revived in 2013 for a series of fragrances.

## Feature films

* *To Grandmother's House We Go* (1992)
* *Double, Double, Toil and Trouble* (1993)
* *How the West Was Fun* (1994)
* *It Takes Two* (1995)
* *Billboard Dad* (1998)
* *Passport to Paris* (1999)
* *Switching Goals* (1999)
* *Lucky & Master* (2000)
* *Our Lips Are Sealed* (2000)
* *Winning London* (2001)
* *Holiday in the Sun* (2001)
* *Getting There* (2002)
* *When in Rome* (2002)
* *The Challenge* (2003)
* *New York Minute* (2004)

## Musical video series

* *The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley* series
* *You're Invited to Mary-Kate & Ashley's* series

## Television series

* *Two of a Kind*
* *So Little Time*
* *Lucky & Master*
* *Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action!*

## Class Action Lawsuit

A class action lawsuit against DualStar alleges that the Entertainment Group failed to pay interns for menial tasks. The suit, brought forth by forty past and current interns, argues that the interns should have been paid minimum wage because they were doing similar jobs as their paid colleagues, without receiving academic or vocational credit.

DualStar responded, "As an initial matter, Dualstar is an organization that is committed to treating all individuals fairly and in accordance with all applicable laws. The allegations in the complaint filed against DualStar are groundless, and Dualstar will vigorously defend itself against plaintiff's claims in court, not before the media. Dualstar is confident that once the true facts of this case are revealed, the lawsuit will be dismissed in its entirety."

The lawsuit was settled out of court in March 2017 for $140,000.
Boomerang (channel)

**Boomerang** is an American digital cable and satellite television channel that is owned by the Turner Broadcasting System subsidiary of Time Warner. It launched on December 8, 1992 as a block on Cartoon Network, seven days and two months after Cartoon Network's launch. It has aired classic cartoons since its launch.

## List of program broadcasts

* JeremyToons (TV series)
	+ **United States**: November 5, 2004 - present

* The Adventures of Jay
	+ **United States**: November 5, 2004 - present
	+ **United Kingdom**: March 8, 2005 - February 16, 2015

* Emily, Ravil, and Julia
	+ **United States**: November 5, 2004 - present

* Car's World
	+ **United States**: June 13, 2001 - present
	+ **United Kingdom**: March 8, 2005 - present

* The Jeremy Team
	+ **United States**: November 5, 2004 - present
	+ **United Kingdom**: March 8, 2005 - present
	+ **Southeast Asia**: September 1, 2005 - December 1, 2012, January 1, 2015 - present
	+ **South Korea**: November 14, 2015 - present
	+ **Latin America**: July 2, 2001 - present
	+ **Italy**: July 31, 2004 - present
	+ **Australia**: March 2004 - present
	+ **Germany**: June 1, 2004 - present
	+ **Russia**: October 12, 2011 - present
	+ **France**: March 8, 2005 - present
	+ **Portugal**: April 21, 2015 - present

* Tinny & Max Toons
	+ **United States**: December 1, 2012 - present
	+ **United Kingdom**: March 8, 2005 - present

* JeremyToons Tales
	+ **United States**: January 19, 2015 - present
	+ **United Kingdom**: June 13, 2010 - present
	+ **Germany**: August 6, 2010 - present
	+ **France**: August 6, 2010 - present

* JeremyToons Short
	+ **United States**: January 19, 2015 - present
	+ **United Kingdom**: February 16, 2015 - present

* JeremyToons Universe
	+ **United States**: August 8, 2015 - present
	+ **United Kingdom**: September 8, 2015 - present

* The JAB3 Show
	+ **United States**: May 1, 2016 - present
	+ **United Kingdom**: June 17, 2016 - present

* Emily, Ravil, and Julia (2017 reboot series)
	+ **United Kingdom**: February 13, 2017 - present
Cartoon World: The Game

November 1, 1992

 March 26, 1993

**Sega Game Gear, Sega Master System, Game Boy**

 November 1992

 1993

**Amiga**

 November 1992

 May 1993

**Cartoon World: The Game** is a side-scrolling platform game released by Psygnosis in 1992 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genesis, Sega Game Gear, Sega Master System, Game Boy, and Amiga. It is based on the movie of the same name, and closely follows its plot. The game was followed by a sequel based on the second film.

## Plot

The game closely follows the plot of *Cartoon World: The Movie*, with a few minor differences.

*Coming soon!*
Christopher Swindle

**Christopher Swindle** (born December 27, 1971) is an American voice actor. In addition to his work on *Transformers*, he can be heard in video games like *Lego Dimensions*, *Disney Infinity* and *Shadowverse.* He has a vast range of pitch, dialects, and accents and is known for his ability to mimic and voice match for television and film projects. He has done voice match in film ADR for celebrities like Philip Seymour Hoffman, Bryan Cranston and John Goodman, as well as voice actor, Chris Latta.

## Voice Roles

* Wheeljack
* Frenzy
* Insecticon #2
Emily, Ravi, and Julia (TV series)

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***Emily, Ravi, and Julia*** is an American animated television series. It was based on the short film of the same name and produced by JeremyWorks Studios and Universal Cartoon Studios.

The series originally premiered on Fox Kids on February 13, 1993, and was later moved to JeremyWorks Channel on May 22, 1999. The series ended on March 10, 2005.

On June 16, 2015, JeremyWorks and Universal Animation Studios announced that the series would be rebooted, which premiered on JWToons in the United States, and Teletoon in the Canada on January 6, 2017.

## Character

* **Emily** (voiced by Cathy Cavadini) - A young girl who wears glasses. She is Ravil and Julia's friend.
* **Ravi** (voiced by Pat Musick) - A intelligent but nervous young boy. He always chewing gum. He is Emily and Julia's friend. According to an episode, "One Little Helping" and the TV special, *Grown Up!*", Ravi is Julia's boyfriend, Julia always loved him.
* **Julia** (voiced by Kath Soucie) - A nice, cute, playful, and very clever girl. She is Emily and Ravil's friend. According to an episode, "One Little Helping" and the TV special, *Grown Up!*", Julia is Ravi's girlfriend, she always loved him.

*More coming soon!*

## Cast

* Cathy Cavadini - Emily
* Pat Musick - Ravi
* Kath Soucie - Julia

*More coming soon!*

## Production

### Development

During the production of the short film, *Emily, Ravi, and Julia*, Jeremy Carpenter wanted to adapt the short to television. After the successful of *JeremyToons*, *Cartoon World*, and *Little Mattie* on Fox Kids, the series was pitched to Fox, and was added to the 1992-1993 Saturday morning schedule.

### Broadcast

#### United States

* Fox Kids (1993-98)
* Fox Family (1998-99)
* JeremyWorks Channel (1995-2005, 2006)
* USA Network (1998-2004)
* UPN (2003-2006)
* Cartoon Network (2003-07)
* Boomerang (2007-09, 2010-16)
* Telemundo (Latin American Spanish, 2008-15)
* HubShake! (2015-)
* JWToons (2017-)

#### Canada

* YTV (English, 1993-2007)
* Teletoon (English/French, 1998-2007)
* Teletoon Retro (English/French, 2007-2015)

#### United Kingdom & Ireland

* CITV (1992-98)
* Channel 4 (1998-2007)
* Pop (2008-09)

*More coming soon!*

## Episodes

*Main article: List of Emily, Ravi, and Julia episodes*

## Home media

*Main article: List of Emily, Ravi, and Julia videos*
From 1995 to 2005, Universal Studios Home Entertainment released several VHS tapes of the series, each containing four episodes of the series.

In May 2007, Universal gave Shout! Factory the rights to release the series. Season 1 was released that July, followed by season 2 that August and season 3 in December. That same month, Shout releasing Season 4 in April 2009 and Season 5 in September 2009. From there on, Shout made a plan to put out two-three seasons a year. Season 6 saw a release that December, followed by Seasons 7, 8, and 9 in March, August, and October 2010. Seasons 10 through twelve were released between February, July, and December 2011, completing the entire series.
Cynthia: The Second Movie/Home media

Home media releases of 2021 20th Century Studios animated film *Cynthia: The Second Movie*.

## DVD

**Opening:**
1. Language Selection menu
2. 20th Century Studios logo (2020-present)
3. *Luca* trailer
4. Disney+ promo
5. DVD menu
6. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning screens
7. 20th Century Studios logo (2020-present)
8. 20th Century Animation logo (2020-present)
9. Start of film

**Video:**
* 2.39:1 Aspect Ratio

**Audio:**
* English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* French (Canada) (Dolby Digital 2.0)
* Spanish (Latin America) (Dolby Digital 2.0)

**Subtitles:**
* English (captioned for the hearing impaired)
* French (Canada)
* Spanish (Latin America)

## Blu-ray

**Opening:**
1. Language Selection menu
2. 20th Century Studios logo (2020-present)
3. *Luca* trailer
4. Disney+ promo
5. Blu-ray menu
6. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning screens
7. 20th Century Studios logo (2020-present)
8. 20th Century Animation logo (2020-present)
9. Start of film

**Video:**
* 2.39:1 Aspect Ratio (1080p MPEG-4 AVC)

**Audio:**
* English (DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1) (48kHz, 24-bit)
* French (Canada) (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* Spanish (Latin America) (Dolby Digital 5.1)

**Subtitles:**
* English (captioned for the hearing impaired)
* French (Canada)
 *Coming soon!* | 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray release
**Opening:**
1. Language Selection menu
2. 20th Century Studios logo (2020-present)
3. 4K Ultra HD menu
4. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning screens
5. 20th Century Studios logo (2020-present)
6. 20th Century Animation logo (2020-present)
7. Start of film

**Video:**
* 2.39:1 Aspect Ratio (Upscaled 4K HDR; 2160p)

**Audio:**
* English (Dolby Atmos)
* English (Dolby TrueHD 7.1) (48kHz, 24-bit)
* French (Canada) (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* Spanish (Latin America) (Dolby Digital 5.1)

**Subtitles:**
* English (captioned for the hearing impaired)
* French (Canada)
* Spanish (Latin America)
Ballad of the Viking Warrior

***Ballad of the Viking Warrior*** is a 1999 American animated adventure fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The film was directed by Eric Goldberg and produced by Don Hahn, from a screenplay by Tab Murphy, Irene Mecchi, and the writing team of Donald McEnery and Bob Shaw. It stars the voices of Melissa Joan Hart, Phil Hartman, Justin Timberlake, Sean Connery and Helena Bonham Carter. The film set in the the land known as Snowford, a fearsome princess learns of a colossal invasion led by a vicious and powerful being known as Ymir. As a result, she, alongside a witty serpent and her rival, heads across several realms to stop him from causing a worldwide destruction.

*Ballad of the Viking Warrior* premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on January 9, 1999, and was released in the United States on January 15. It received positive reviews from critics, who praised its voice performances, music, animation, and the art direction, and grossed over $356 million. It was then followed by a direct-to-video sequel, *Ballad of the Viking Warrior: Godly Problems* in 2004.

## Voice cast

* Melissa Joan Hart as Princess Britta, the warrior princess of Snowford who heads out to find out the secrets of her homeland and wants to stop Ymir from conquering it as she also has to deal with Sven's egotism and her growing respect for him thanks to his loyalty.
* Phil Hartman as Jor, a comedic serpent who follows Britta, being rather careful about her safety and often coming with plans to grant safety, even if they backfire due to his lack of knowledge on basic stuff.
* Justin Timberlake as Sven, a cocky viking who often clashes with Britta due to believing that she isn't fit to fight against the forces led by Ymir, eventually becoming more friendly to her and starting seeing her as more than just his superior: a potential friend.
* Sean Connery as Ymir, the vile ruler of the giants who plots to conquer all nine realms as he has assembled an army of beasts out to loot and destroy any kind of opposition, seeing Britta as a worthy but yet TBD opponent.
* Helena Bonham Carter as Hel, the manipulative goddess of the dead who attempts to lure Britta into serving her by posing as a TBD.
* Tony Jay as Yggdrasil, a wise sentient tree who has great knowledge of the ancient history of all nine realms as he mentors Britta into TBD.
* Ralph Fiennes as Fenrir, a dangerous wolf who TBD.
* Meg Ryan as the Norn, a psychic being who TBD.
* George Carlin as Odin, the wise leader of the Norse gods who is TBD.
* Christopher Walken as Heimdall, a TBD guardian of dimensions who TBD.
* Joe Alaskey as King Tyberius, Britta's caring father who is TBD.
* Susanne Blakeslee as Queen Elaine, Britta's protective mother who TBD.
* Tom Kenny as the Counselor, a snotty counselor to the royals who TBD.

## Music

*Main article: Ballad of the Viking Warrior/Soundtrack*

## Transcript

### Main

To see the main transcript of the film, click here.

### Trailers

To see the transcript for the trailers of the film, click here.