Brady Gailieo

"***Brady Gailieo: Destroying The Sky***" is the 12th Brady Einstein video in the series and was released in August 6, 2003. It is focused mainly on things on the Earth's atmosphere and outer space: the sun, the clouds, the stars, the moon, the planets, and the galaxies. It is released to universal panning and became Disney’s biggest box office disaster.

## Video Guide

### Opening

* Disney Fanfare, Newman: Walt Disney Pictures Logo (1995-2007) (shortened into just "Disney" in 2013)
* Inchworm Finger Puppets (replaced by Shufflebugs Finger Puppets in 2013)
* UFO Discolight goes to the right
* Baby Gailieo the "Orange" Kangaroo without the shirt asks Strong-Bad what he's doing. Strong-Bad tells that he told him to catch customers using the net but he should've used Squarespace. (redone in 2013 with the shirt on and Baby Gailieo is now colored yellow)
* Symphony No. 8 in B Minor, D.759, "Unfinished", 1st Movement, Schubert: Experiment 632's pod appears near the lake and activates itself (Because we know they were about to take over the world but have been very lazy). Baby Galileo The Kangaroo and his mom who look at the full moon at night, opening titles (different in 2013 and 2020)
* Quote of the day: "All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered. The point is to discover them." - Galileo Galilei
* Serenade No. 13 in G Major, "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik", K. 525, 1st Movement, Mozart: sunrise behind clouds, clouds dissolving over cactus, clouds over lake, clouds over meadow, clouds and rainbow over mountains, 20 hour sky time lapse over mountains, stars circling over snow mountains, full moon, animated solar system, milky way galaxy, nebulae zoom in, Earth
* (2013 & 2020 only)

### Sun

* UFO Discolight goes to the right (same as before)
* Baby Galileo lets a yellow balloon go
* Symphony No. 6 in F Major, "Pastorale", Op. 68, 5th Movement, Beethoven: morning sunrise with narration, morning sunrise at a farm, Triple Rainbow Pinwheel rising up, sunrise over city and water, Shining Sun Mobile, Jack and Sunshine Symphony, sun over mountains, Sunshine Symphony drops in, Triple Rainbow Pinwheel (normal view but a bit zoomed out), Sunny Pinwheel zoom in, Aasha and 50 Centimeter Sunflower, Shining Sun Mobile, sunset behind clouds, Triple Rainbow Pinwheel falls down, sunset behind ocean, sun drawing with narration
* Baby Galileo pops out of his mother's pouch with sunglasses at a farm in New Zealand

### Clouds

* UFO Discolight goes to the left
* Baby Galileo lets a turquoise balloon go
* Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K. 467, 2nd Movement, Mozart: clouds with narration, clouds, clouds, Jordan with Cloud Blanket, Aasha with Cloud Blanket, Stealth Tin Zeppelin, rainbow, bird flocks, birds flying in V formation, Stealth Tin Zeppelin, Andrew chases Stealth Tin Zeppelin and catches it, clouds drawing with narration
* Baby Galileo and his mom watch geese fly

### Stars

* UFO Discolight goes to the right again
* Baby Galileo lets a purple balloon go
* Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (Traditional): stars circling over snow mountains with narration, stars over big rocks, stars and shooting star over plants, stars zoom in, stars circling over snow mountains
* Serenade No. 13 in G Major, "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik", K. 525, 4th Movement, Mozart: Moon & Stars Magnetic Sculpture (more magnets appear on the base), Jessica plays with 24" Star Cut-Out Fountain, Moon & Stars Magnetic Sculpture (most of the magnets disappear), Anya watching Musical Whoozit Mobile while sitting in comfy chair, Musical Whoozit Mobile pan and normal view, Aasha spins a Pinwheel, Pinwheel close up and spinning by itself, Geo-Jewel Star Crystalite moves to the left, Shane with Lumi Ball, Dominic with Lumi Ball, shooting stars over plants, Emilie blowing a Purple and Pink Pinwheel, stars drawing with narration
* Baby Galileo chases a shooting star, then bumps into his mom. Then they look at the sky together as Galileo's mom comforts him.

### Moon

* UFO Discolight goes down
* Baby Galileo lets a dark (royal) blue balloon go
* Suite Bergamasque No. 3 in D Flat Major, III: Clair de Lune, Debussy: full moon rising with narration, crescent moon, Papa Moon Mobile bouncing to the right, rotating gibbous moon, Solar System Crystalite (focused on the moon), Cow Jumped Over the Moon Mobile, Crescent Moon Rug zoom out, Anya wearing Over the Moon Booties on the Crescent Moon Rug kicking the air, Flying Cow Mobile goes to the left, Hey Diddle Diddle (Traditional): Baby Galileo tries to spend his time at night outside but is surprised to see the Flying Cow Mobile "jumping" over the moon as the narrator recites the rhyme followed by Baby MacDonald the Cow coming along surprising Baby Galileo with a moo, Flying Cow Mobile, moon drawing with narration
* Misty Mouse eats a fake moon made of cheese

### Planets

* UFO Discolight goes down again
* Baby Galileo is pulled from the bottom of the screen to the top by eight balloons (4 of them are already used previously)
* Symphony No. 41 in C Major, "Jupiter", K. 551, 4th and 1st Movement Medley, Mozart (Extended Version): animated planets with narration, Galaxy Kinetic in black zoomed out, Galaxy Kinetic in white zoomed in, Planets in Motion Mobile (middle view), Planets in Motion Mobile (zoom into the orange planet in right view); **Mercury**: Flo Motion Ball rising up, Spinning Balls Kinetic, Mini Orbiter (zoom into small yellow planet with orange spot); **Venus**: Liquid Motion Bubbler (blue and green) pan down, Kaleidoscope Living Color Motion Art (bottom view), Planets in Motion Mobile (zoom into the Earth in left view); **Earth**: Jessica holding Hugg-A-Planet Earth Plush while spinning, Aasha playing with Hugg-A-Planet Earth Plush, Mini Orbiter (zoom into red planet); **Mars**: Black Cosmos Kinetic with red ball (2 parts missing) zoomed in then out, Mini Orbiter (focus on pink planet with cream stripe); **Jupiter**: Huge High Bounce Balls roll around, Andrew catches the largest Huge High Bounce Ball then looks at the camera, Huge High Bounce Balls all roll to the left, Mini Orbiter (rise up and zoom into the Saturn); **Saturn**: Speedway Auto Racer (normal angle, then high angle); **Uranus**: Mini Orbiter (rise down and zoom out from dark blue planet), Jayden puts a red ball on the Amazing Tracker and points to it then smiles, Planets in Motion Mobile (focus on sky blue planet in left view); **Neptune**: Silver Cosmos Kinetic zoom in with stars, Ben resting and watching the Silver Cosmos Kinetic; **Pluto**: bubbles coming down, Katie watching bubbles come down then smiles at the crew, planets drawing the narration
* Baby Galileo tries to touch the Planets in Motion Mobile but fails, so Baby Beethoven The Giraffe does it for him

### Galaxies

* Sleeping Beauty, Waltz, Op. 66, Tchaikovsky: blue spiral galaxy zoom out with narration, Milky Way zoom into an arm, Venus Rotating Fiber Optic Lamp (zoomed out then in, spinning clockwise), Isabella with Christian watch the Winkel Isabella studies it before Christian takes it, Binary Illusion Mobile, Glo Oozy Lamp, Arbor watching UFO Discolight, Purple Spiral Cosmic Spinner, purple and yellow nebula galaxy, Orange Atom Pattern Cosmic Spinner, Green spiral galaxy, Blue Chinese Dart Cosmic Spinner off balance, Brown spiral galaxy, Musical Humming Top in black in high angle, Aasha activates Musical Humming Top, Musical Humming Top in white zoomed in, green galaxy, Rocket Ride Carousel, blue and cream galaxy, Tetra Tops: Yellow Octahedron, gray galaxy with gold centre, All 3 Cosmic Spinners, galaxy drawing with narration
* Baby Gailieo is on the Axiom to watch Galaxies collide (2013 & 2020 only)

### Space

* UFO Discolight goes down the 3rd time
* On the Beautiful Danube, Op. 314, Strauss, Jr. (Short Version): Baby Galileo floats in space
* Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K. 622, 1st Movement, Mozart: space with narration, Tomorrowland Mini Rocket Tornado zoomed in then rising up to top left, Dominic with Tomorrowland Mini Rocket Tornado, Space Carousel, Chuck the Wind-Up Walking Robot, Space Rocket Express in 2 different angles, Rusty the Wind-Up Walking Robot, Space Station Chase, universe, Space Station Chase in 2 different angles, The Robot Cart, Chuck the Wind-Up Walking Robot and Rusty the Wind-Up Walking Robot, rocket ship drawing with space narration
* Jafar jumps over a brick wall, and he sees a big top secret telescope. He looks into the telescope and sees Baby Gailieo flying up and holding a sign that says, "Did you know you're looking through the barrel of a gun?" He throws out the sign and gets out a remote control and pushes the button on it, causing the telescope to turn into a giant gun but fails to work (2013 & 2020 only)

### Closing

* UFO Discolight goes up
* Nocturne in E Flat Major, Op. 9, No. 2, Chopin: Baby Galileo and his mom look out the window with a nursery rhyme being recited (*Star light, star bright, first star I see tonight, I wish I may I wish I might, have the wish I wish tonight*), Solar System Crystalite (focus on sun), Papa Moon Mobile rising down, crescent moon (mirrored clip), 24" Star Cut-Out Fountain spinning, shooting stars over planets, Musical Whoozit Mobile, Venus Rotating Fiber Optic Lamp zoomed in (mirrored clip), Mini Orbiter (camera stays still), blue spiral galaxy zoom out, Rocket Ride Carousel, Solar System Crystalite rising up, Baby Galileo sleeps in his mom's pouch
* Symphony No. 8 in B Minor, D.759, "Unfinished", 1st Movement, Schubert: Closing Credits (different in 2020)
* Misty Mouse sees the moon.
* The aftermath of the Squarespace ad is found here.

## Bonus Puppet Shows

* Baby Galileo looks through his telescope and sees his mom (Title: Looking Through a Telescope) (added in 2020)
* Baby Galileo's Mom puts out cookies and Baby Galileo eats the yellow ones (Title: Cookie Caper) (added in 2020)
* Baby Galileo and his Mom, Misty, Neighton the Horse, Flip the Frog, and Cud Cow walk under the moon. Baby Beethoven reaches up and pushes it (Title: Evening Stroll) (added in 2020)

## Discovery Cards

* Sun
* Clouds
* Moon
* Stars
* Mercury
* Venus
* Earth
* Mars
* Jupiter
* Saturn
* Uranus
* Neptune
* Pluto
* Galaxies

## Puppets

* Baby Galileo The Kangaroo (Host) (PlaySoup) (played by David Privett) (first appearance)
* Baby Galileo's Mom (Co-Host) (played by June Privett) (only appearance)
* Baby MacDonald the Cow (Version 1) (played by June Privett) (third appearance)
* Misty Mouse (played by June Privett) (fourth appearance)
* Baby Beethoven The Giraffe (PlaySoup) (played by Steven Barr) (second appearance)
* Neighton the Horse (Legends & Lore; Bonus) (played by Steven Barr) (second appearance)
* Flip the Frog (as a snake) (Bonus) (played by Steven Barr) (second appearance)
* Cud Cow (Bonus) (played by June Privett) (fourth appearance)

## Kids

* Aasha Gowda (wearing a yellow jacket, a blue sweatshirt and white socks)
* Andrew Young (wearing a blue and brown sweatshirts, blue jeans, brown pants and brown socks)
* Anya Garland (wearing a blue shirt and gray pants)
* Arbor Murphy (wearing a blue sweatshirt and gray pants)
* Ben Speigel (wearing a gray sweatshirt)
* Christian Allen (wearing a pink sweatshirt)
* Dominic Brown (wearing a pink shirt and blue farm overalls)
* Emilie Asaro (wearing a pink sweatshirt)
* Isabella Marriott (wearing a pink shirt and purple farm overalls)
* Jack Becker (wearing a yellow shirt and blue farm overalls)
* Jayden Bixsen (wearing a red sweatshirt)
* Jessica Wilson (wearing a pink tank top)
* Jordan Snyder (wearing a pink sweatshirt)
* Katie Hull (wearing an orange shirt)
* Shane Robertson (wearing a gray T-shirt)

## Distribution

* Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2003-2004)

## Trivia

* This is the first appearance of Baby Galileo The Kangaroo in Playsoup form who doesn't return until Baby's First Moves without his shirt.
* This is the first appearances of Isabella, Jack and Katie.
* This is the only appearance of Baby Galileo's Mom.
* This is the first video to use Legends & Lore puppets since World Animals.
* This is the first video by Park Place Productions.
* This is the first video to focus more on vocabulary and complex subjects rather than simple objects.
* This is the first video to add recaps so each word is repeated at least twice.
* This is the first video to have classical music by Schubert, and Chopin.
* If you listen closely to the track that's playing during the "Planets" section, you may notice that one of the instrument parts is a beat off which creates some jarring harmonies.
* The Triple Rainbow Pinwheel by New Tech Kites, Sunny Kite by New Tech Kites, and Geo-Star Crystalite by White Eagle are all from Baby Beethoven, Mini Orbiter by Rabbit Tanaka is from Baby Mozart, Black Cosmos Kinetic with red ball by Carlisle is from Baby Bach, and Venus Rotating Fiber Optic Lamp by Spencer Gifts is from Baby Mozart and Baby Newton.
* The Spinning Balls Kinetic by Carlisle was later seen in Lullaby Time, Baby Beethoven (2008), and World of Rhythm.
* Although the video like the other ones was shot in 60 fps, most of this video was however exported with 30 fps. The reason is unknown, but it could likely be an exporting glitch. The only parts of the video to see in the fixed 60 fps are the star scene (in English and 2003 VHS), the puppet shows (in bonus features), the cloud puppet show (in Spanish and French versions).
* In the 2004 remaster, in the English version, the fps in the finale were messed up making it down to 24fps. But in the French and Spanish versions, the fps were fixed to 30fps. Again, it is unknown why, but there might have been an error or a glitch in the exporting that Disney didn't have time to fix.
* They forgot to credit Ludwig Van Beethoven in the credits for writing Symphony No. 6, 5th movement (the song in the sun segment).
* This is the last video to include Johann Strauss, Jr.'s Blue Danube Waltz until Neptune's Oceans, the previous 2 times were Baby Van Gogh (full extended version) and Baby Neptune (same length with different instruments at the end).
* The reason why Pluto was the 9th planet in the planets scene, is because this video was made in 2003, and Pluto wasn't considered a *dwarf* planet until 2006 (3 years after the video's release). Despite that, Disney retained the term Pluto from the 2007 re-release because some people still refer Pluto as the 9th planet (possibly due to the word planet in the term "dwarf-*planet*).
* The VHS w/CD Sampler slot comes with the Math and Science Audio Sampler CD. No songs from Baby Galileo are included in the CD.
* All of the scenes with Baby Galileo and his balloons resemble the fact that the video was released two weeks after the Thomas video, *James and the Red Balloon and Other Thomas Adventures*.

## Songs

### Video Songs

1. Symphony No. 8 in B Minor, D.759, "Unfinished", 1st Movement, Schubert (Opening & Closing Credits)
2. Serenade No. 13 in G Major, "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik", K. 525, 1st Movement, Mozart (Opening)
3. Symphony No. 6 in F Major, Op. 68, "Pastorale", 5th Movement, Beethoven (Sun)
4. Piano Concerto No. 21 in F Major, K. 467, 2nd Movement, Mozart (Clouds)
5. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, Traditional (Stars)
6. Serenade No. 13 in G Major, "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik", K. 525, 4th Movement, Mozart (Stars)
7. Suite Bergamasque No. 3 in D Flat Major, Clair de Lune, Debussy/Hey Diddle Diddle, Traditional (Moon)
8. Symphony No. 41 in C Major, "Jupiter", K. 551, 4th and 1st Movement Medley, Mozart (Planets) (Extended Version)
9. Sleeping Beauty, Waltz, Op. 66, Tchaikovsky, (Galaxies)
10. On the Beautiful Blue Danube, Op. 314, Strauss, Jr. (Zero Gravity Puppet Show) (Short Version)
11. Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K. 622, 1st Movement, Mozart (Space)
12. Nocturne in E Flat Major, Op. 9 No. 2, Chopin/Star Light, Star Bright, Traditional (Closing Montage)

### Bonus Songs (CD with the Day Sky Suite and the Night Sky Suite)

1. Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K. 622, 3rd Movement, Mozart
2. Piano Sonata No. 14 in C Sharp Minor, "Moonlight", Op. 27, 1st Movement, Beethoven
3. Prelude No. 7 in A Major, "The Polish Dance", Op. 28, Chopin
4. Nocturne in F Sharp Major, Op. 15, No. 2, Chopin

## Reception

### Box Office

"*Baby Gailieo*" became a box office failure by grossing no money on the $70 million budget.

### Response

"*Baby Gailieo*" has an approval rating of 0% on the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, based on nine reviews, with an average rating of 0/10, a 0/100 on Critic's Choice, a 0 on Metacritic and a F- on CinemaScore.