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Barney's Night-Light Stories (VHS)

**Barney's Night-Light Stories** is a Blockbuster exclusive VHS containing Barney's Pajama Party and Barney's Good Day, Good Night It was released for rental in Blockbuster stores on March 12, 2002 as a part of the "Kidmongous" line of exclusive videos.

## Song List

### Barney's Pajama Party

1. Barney Theme Song
2. If You're Happy and You Know It
3. London Bridge
4. Colors Make Me Happy
5. Down on Grandpa's Farm
6. Nothing Beats a Pizza
7. The Popcorn Song
8. The Muffin Man
9. This is the Day We Grow the Corn
10. Twinkle Little Lightning Bug
11. The Rocket Song
12. How Does He Yodel?
13. The Raindrop Song
14. Squishy, Squashy, Washy
15. Brushing My Teeth
16. A Silly Hat
17. It's C-C Cold BRRRR!
18. Roll Over
19. The Baby Bop Hop
20. Listen to the Night Time
21. I Love You

### Barney's Good Day, Good Night

1. Barney Theme Song
2. Four Little Butterflies
3. Mr. Sun
4. The Barney Bag
5. What Makes a Flower So Pretty?
6. Growing
7. Getting Ready for Bed
8. Just One More Thing
9. Brahms' Lullaby
10. Listen to the Night Time
11. Are You Sleeping?
12. Aiken Drum
13. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
14. Mr. Sun (Reprise)
15. I Love You
Disney Junior Music: Muppet Babies

## Disney Junior Music: Muppet Babies

### **Release date**

February 23, 2018

a digital Muppet Babies album released on February 23, 2018.

## Tracks

1. Muppet Babies Theme
2. Start Up Your Imagination
3. Super Fabulous
4. Just Like Me
5. What This Frog Likes
6. I'm on the Case
7. Laughter Is the Best-est Medicine
8. You're Not Alone
9. (Muppet Baby) You Can Be a Star
10. Me and My Potato
11. How to Grow a Rubber Chicken Tree
12. Hopalong Froggy and the Buckin' Bronco
13. The Lily Pad Blues
14. Get Back in the Game
15. There Are Lots of Ways to Be Great
16. I've Been There Buddy
Nickelodeon

Originally known as Pinwheel, **Nickelodeon** launched on April 1, 1979 as a basic cable network from MTV Networks. It airs programming aimed at children ages 2–16, from 7:00 a.m. to late evening.

## Programming blocks

Over the years, Nickelodeon launched programming blocks on their own network. On July 1, 1985, Nick at Nite premiered to broadcast primetime, late night and early morning shows. Another was Nick Jr., which launched on January 4, 1988 and was aimed at preschool children.

NICK2, a secondary cable television network, launched on July 1, 1989. It airs the same programs from Nickelodeon earlier by three hours.

On August 15, 1992, SNICK launched and was broadcast on Saturday evening hours. This block ran for 12 years, until September 4, 2004. Most of its shows (including All That and The Amanda Show) were moved to TEENick, which replaced the old SNICK block that same night. This block ended on February 2, 2009.

## Nickelodeon Studios

The very first Nickelodeon Studios opened at Universal Studios, Orlando, Florida on June 7, 1990, and since then, all live action shows, including game shows, were recorded there, until about a few years before the theme park closed on April 30, 2005.

In 1996, starting with the third season of All That, Nickelodeon's live action shows were moved to Nickelodeon on Sunset, where any further new shows were recorded since then.

## Programming

Original programming that many kids grew up with began on August 11, 1991. The first three shows that made Nickelodeon a lot more popular were Doug, Rugrats, and The Ren & Stimpy Show.
Other programs that aired on Nickelodeon include:

## Weblinks

Nickelodeon's official website (www.nick.com) launched on December 5, 1996.

## Gallery

Nickelodeon logo (1979-1980)Nickelodeon logo (1980-1981)Nickelodeon logo (1981-1985)Nickelodeon logo (1984-2009)Nickelodeon logo (2009-present)Nick at Nite logo (1985-1997)Nick at Nite logo (1997-2002)Nick at Nite logo (2002-2006)Nick at Nite logo (2006-2007)Nick at Nite logo (2007-2009)Nick at Nite logo (2009-2012)Nick at Nite logo (2012-present)Nick Jr. logo (1988-2009)Nick Jr. logo (2009-present)
1995

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Media from **1995**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 this year:

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 1995:

 File:$5-B (1995).jpg$5 | 992,000,000
 File:$10-F (1995).jpg$10 | 672,000,000
 File:$20-L (1995).png$20 | 2,476,800,000
 File:$50-D (1995).jpg$50 | 147,200,000
 File:$100-F (1995).jpg$100 | 595,200,000

The following was in circulation by year's end:
YouTube

**YouTube** is a video hosting website.

## History

The very first video was uploaded on April 23, 2005 by Jawed Karim with the title of "Me at the zoo". It was presented in a 320x240 resolution using the Sorenson Spark codec and had mono MP3 audio, like all other videos that were uploaded later.

In March 2006, during Youtube's first anniversary, a 10-minute limit was introduced for all videos uploaded there.

In June 2007, Youtube Mobile was launched, allowing users to watch Youtube videos through iPod Touch and iPhone devices.

In March 2008, a high-quality mode for videos uploaded in a resolution of 360p or higher was introduced. Later in November, when 720p HD support was added, the Youtube player changed its aspect ratio to 16:9. Then in November 2009, 1080p HD support was added.

In July 2010, the 10-minute limit was increased to 15 minutes for all videos uploaded to Youtube.

The official Youtube video-on-demand (VOD) service launched on April 26, 2011.

Nearly 15 years after its launch online, YouTube now requires all users to determine if their videos and channels are for kids or not for kids, under the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. Prior to this, on March 1, 2019, millions of videos designed for kids had their comments feature disabled due to users leaving inappropriate comments on such videos. Today, more features (with the exception of subscribing to the channels) have all now been disabled for videos designed for kids. The company even uploaded a video explaining about the new COPPA rules. Within the first 24 hours, the video was given dislikes by more than 75% of the entire YouTube community.
Common Sense Media

**Common Sense Media** is a non-profit organization website that provides education and advocacy to families to promote safe technology and media for children.

Common Sense Media gives age ratings to media on what they think is appropriate for children. This includes movies, TV shows, video games, apps, books, music, and websites.

Parents and kids also have the ability to contribute their own thoughts and reviews on the same media. Some, however, don't agree with the staff at CSM.
2018

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Media from **2018**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 of this year:

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 2018:

 File:$5-H (2013).jpg$5 | 825,600,000
 File:$10-L (2018).jpg$10 | 569,600,000
 File:$20-B (2018).png$20 | 1,862,400,000
 File:$50-B (2014).png$50 | 364,800,000
 File:$100-B (2017).jpg$100 | 1,753,600,000

The following was in circulation by year's end:
Inside Out

## Synopsis

From the imaginative minds of Disney Pixar comes a major "emotion" picture beyond compare. Experience the hilarious and heartwarming film Peter Travers of Rolling Stone calls "a burst of pure imagination."

Do you ever look at someone and wonder what's going on inside their head? Disney Pixar's Inside Out takes a rollicking journey into the mind to find the answer. Based in Headquarters, the control center of 11-year-old Riley's mind, five emotions are hard at work, led by lighthearted optimist Joy. She strives to make sure Riley stays happy as she operates alongside fellow emotions Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness. It's "an instant classic," raves Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times. Experience it like never before on Disney Blu-ray 3D!

## Cast

* Joy - Amy Poehler
* Anger - Lewis Black
* Disgust - Mindy Kaling
* Fear - Bill Hader
* Sadness - Phyllis Smith
* Riley - Kaitlyn Dias
* Bing Bong - Richard Kind

## In Other Languages

 Portuguese
 Japanese
 Chinese
 Korean
 Thai

## Production timeline

* **August 20, 2011:**Early development dates back to this date, when the film was unveiled at D23 Expo 2011.
* **April 25, 2012:**More details were unveiled at CinemaCon 2012, when the film was slated for release on June 19, 2015.
* **December 4, 2012:**The film was titled "The Inside Out".
* **April 2, 2013:**The film was retitled just "Inside Out", dropping the word "the".
* **August 9, 2013:**Casting was announced at the next D23 Expo.

## Weblinks

* http://www.pixar.com/features\_films/Inside-Out (November 2014–March 2017)
* https://www.pixar.com/feature-films/inside-out (April 2017–present)

## Gallery

Film posteriTunes cover (2015-2018)Blu-ray Disc cover (2015-2018)Blu-ray Disc cover (2018-2019)Blu-ray Disc cover (2019-present)4K Ultra Blu-ray Disc coverDisney+ promotional image
2007

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Media from **2007**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 this year:

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 2007:

 File:$5-F (2007).jpg$5 | 1,401,600,000
 File:$10-B (2007).jpg$10 | 83,200,000
 File:$20-D (2008).jpg$20 | 1,971,200,000
 File:$50-E (2006).jpg$50 | 428,800,000
 File:$100-F (2006).jpg$100 | 1,088,000,000

The following was in circulation by year's end:
2002

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Media from **2002**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 this year:

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 2002:

 File:$5-L (2002).jpg$5 | 1,350,400,000
 File:$10-F (2002).jpg$10 | 1,100,800,000
 File:$20-K (2002).jpg$20 | 1,068,800,000
 File:$100-B (2002).jpg$100 | 604,800,000

The following was in circulation by year's end:
The Muppet Show Music Hall

This EP was never released in the United States, and these songs have never been included on any U.S. Muppet albums.

## Tracks

### Side A

1. Don't Dilly Dally on the Way - Miss Piggy
2. Waiting at the Church - Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog

### Side B

1. The Boy in the Gallery - Miss Piggy
2. Wotcher Knocked 'Em in the Old Kent Road - Fozzie Bear, Statler and Waldorf
Toy Story (10th Anniversary Edition)

Close to Toy Story's 10th anniversary in 2005, a new Special Edition DVD was released on September 6 of that year, as announced on June 15, 2005. A UMD was also made.

## Synopsis

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of the movie that changed the face of entertainment. Toy Story, the first full-length computer animated feature film, is "a wonder to behold." --People

Experience a hilarious fantasy about the lives toys lead when they're left alone. Woody (Tom Hanks), an old-fashioned cowboy doll, is Andy's favorite. But when Andy gets Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen) for his birthday, the flashy new space hero takes Andy's room by storm! Their rivalry leaves them lost with a toy's worst nightmare -- Sid, the toy-destroying boy-next-door. Woody and Buzz must work together to escape, realizing along the way that they've got a friend...in each other!

Now, in a magnificent special edition, Toy Story shines even brighter. With an all new enhanced picture and exclusive bonus features, including deleted scenes and a retrospective special with Director John Lasseter, this modern classic is one you'll enjoy.

## Supplements

**Bonus material**

Disc 1:

* Audio commentary by John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter, Ralph Eggleston, Bill Reeves, Ralph Guggenheim, and Bonnie Arnold

Disc 2:

* "The Making of Toy Story" (featurette)
* Filmmakers' Reflect
* Deleted Scenes: Deleted Animation Intro, "Torture", "Rain", Deleted Storyreel Intro, alternate openings: "Buzz Show" and "Shootout", Woody's Nightmare, Eastern Gate, Shakes the Rattle, and Sid's Comeuppance
* Design galleries and 3D turnarounds
* Storyreel and final film comparison
* Production tour
* "You've Got a Friend in Me" music video
* Trailers and TV spots
* Posters
* "The Claw!" game

## Chapter Index

1. Sheriff Woody
2. Opening Credits ("You've Got a Friend in Me")
3. The Coast Is Clear
4. The Staff Meeting
5. Recon Plan Charlie
6. Buzz Lightyear, Space Ranger
7. "Strange Things"
8. Woody vs Buzz
9. Sid
10. Who Will Andy Pick?
11. Buzz Hitches a Ride
12. Lost at the Gas Station
13. Pizza Planet
14. Sid's House
15. Back at Andy's
16. Playtime With Sid
17. The Buzz Lightyear Commercial
18. "I Will Go Sailing No More"
19. Hannah's Tea Party
20. Sid's Window to Andy's Window
21. The Big One
22. Andy Misses Woody
23. "Buzz, I Can't Do This Without You"
24. Woody Asks for Help
25. "Wind the Frog"
26. "Play Nice!"
27. The Chase
28. Rocket Power
29. Christmas in Andy's New House
30. End Credits

## In Other Countries

 South Korea
 United Kingdom
 Australia

## Gallery

DVD coverDVD cover (UK version)DVD cover (Australian version)
Barney's Exercise Circus & Parade of Numbers (VHS)

For a limited time, a 2-pack VHS set was available in the summer of 1996. It includes two Season 2 episodes, The Exercise Circus and Having Tens of Fun!, with one episode per tape.

## Synopsis

### Exercise Circus

Tina's ready to play in a big way after getting her cast removed, and the kids suggest staging a playground circus. Michael, the Ringmaster, introduces Barney, the Balancing Dinosaur; Derek, the Juggler and the Tightrope Twins, Terrific Tina and Magnificent Min. Special Guest Joe Scruggs sings the song that really sets off the silliness, but, in the end the kids learn that exercise is good for your body and can still be lots of fun. Barney also reminds us that hugging is an exercise that's good for the heart!

### Parade of Numbers

The kids are in for "tens fo fun" when Barney's friend, Mr. Tenagain, visits. His passion for all "things 10" leads to the reading of "Ten, Nine, Eight" and an account of Mr. Tenagain's trip to the moon. Snack time generates some antics in the kitchen, and a delightful picnic -- visited by some rather unusual ants! Finally, Mr. Tenagains leaves surprise instructions on the "nicest way to count to 10."

## Songs

### Exercise Circus

1. Barney Theme Song
2. The Exercise Song
3. Taking Turns
4. The Clapping Song
5. The Marching Song
6. Snackin' On Healthy Food
7. There's A Wiggle In My Toe by Joe Scruggs
8. If All the Raindrops
9. I Love You

### Parade of Numbers

1. Barney Theme Song
2. One Two Buckle My Shoe
3. Hello, Goodbye
4. This Old Man
5. Ten Little Fingers and Toes
6. Aiken Drum
7. The Ants Go Marching
8. A Big Parade Of Numbers
9. Hello, Goodbye (Reprise)
10. I Love You

## Re-releases

These two episodes were re-released separately in 1998.
1988

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Media from **1988**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 this year:

### TV Shows

The Cat in the HatDr. Seuss on the LooseThe LoraxThe Hoober-Bloob HighwayGrinch NightPontoffel Pock and His Magic PianoThe Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat
 File:Mylittlepony 1986tv.jpgMy Little Pony | Currently airing on local syndication. Comprised of 65 episodes.

### Video Games

 File:Sega-master-system-logo.jpg | Sega was currently selling games for the Sega Master System.

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 1988:

 File:$5-F (1988).jpg$5 | 745,600,000
 File:$10-L (1988).jpg$10 | 652,800,000
 File:$20-B (1987).png$20 | 1,350,400,000
 File:$50-G (1987).jpg$50 | 144,400,000
 File:$100-D (1988).png$100 | 160,000,000

All $100 bills labeled "Series 1981A" were also still in circulation.

## Events in 1988

By the end of this year, a total of 120 out of the remaining 370 episodes of the old series of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood reran on PBS.
The Best of Big Bird

This Album was part of a series of "Best of" Sesame Street albums released in 1983.

## Tracks

### Side 1

1. Just One Me
2. The Sound of the Letter A
3. Wonderful Me
4. A Really Good Feeling
5. Sing After Me
6. Imagine with Me
7. Next to You

### Side 2

1. Tall Enough
2. ABC-DEF-GHI
3. I Just Adore Four
4. Very, Very Special Letter
5. Everyone Makes Mistakes
6. Just Three Colors
7. Y'all Fall Down
2004

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Media from **2004**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 this year:

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 2004:

The following was in circulation by year's end:
Barney's Magical Musical Adventure

After Season 1 of Barney & Friends was finished, a 43-minute long video called "Barney's Magical Musical Adventure" was in production throughout the rest of 1992. The video was released on August 1, 1992, before Season 2 started production. It features guest characters such as Twynkle the Elf and an unnamed King.

The video could also be the Season 2 pilot, as it still uses the Season 1 intro, the Barney doll from Season 1, and Baby Bop is still as tall as Barney. However, the Barney costume and voice from Season 2 are used, as well as the reharmonized Season 2 version of the song "I Love You". However, it should be a prototype Season 2 Barney costume.

## Synopsis

Barney's friends are building a sand castle in Tosha's backyard when who else but Barney himself appears! With the use of imagination, Barney takes the group on a fun-filled adventure to a real castle. On their journey, they travel through a magical forest where they discover a new friend -- Twynkle the Elf. Once Barney and his young friends reach the castle gate, everyone plays with magical horses and the royal maypole! Then it's time to enter the castle and meet the king, who has a special favor to ask. Soon, Barney and his friends are joined by Baby Bop for songs, a tea party and other castle fun.

## Songs

1. Barney Theme Song
2. The Noble Duke of York
3. Castles So High
4. Castles So High (Reprise)
5. Silly Sounds
6. Looby Loo
7. Go Round and Round the Village
8. If I Had One Wish
9. Old King Cole
10. Tea Party Medley (Polly Put the Kettle On, Little Jack Horner, The Muffin Man, Pat-a-Cake, Pease Porridge Hot, and Sing a Song of Sixpence)
11. I Am a Fine Musician
12. It's Good to Be Home
13. I Love You

## Re-releases

Barney's Magical Musical Adventure was re-released with different cover artwork in 1995 and 1998.

## Gallery

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Barney's Big Top Fun (VHS)

**Barney's Big Top Fun** is a Blockbuster exclusive VHS containing Barney's Super Singing Circus and The Exercise Circus! It was released for rental in Blockbuster stores on August 23, 2000 as a part of the "Kidmongous" line of exclusive videos.

## Song List

### Barney's Super Singing Circus

1. Barney Theme Song
2. Animal Fair
3. Puttin' on a Show
4. When the Circus Comes to Town
5. The Marching Song
6. The Rainbow Song
7. Laugh with Me!
8. Boom, Boom, Ain't It Great to Be Crazy?
9. Brushing My Teeth
10. The Squirrel on the Flying Trapeze
11. Yankee Doodle
12. The Exercise Song
13. Me and My Teddy
14. When the Circus Comes to Town (Reprise)
15. I Love You

### Barney's Exercise Circus

1. Barney Theme Song
2. The Exercise Song
3. Taking Turns
4. The Clapping Song
5. The Marching Song
6. Snackin' on Healthy Food
7. Wiggle in My Toe
8. If All the Raindrops
9. I Love You
1984

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Media from **1984**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 this year:

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 1984:

 File:$5-L (1984).png$5 | 716,800,000
 File:$10-B (1984).png$10 | 812,800,000
 File:$20-D (1984).jpg$20 | 1,292,800,000
 File:$50-G (1984).png$50 | 128,000,000
 $100 | 137,600,000

All denominations now had standard print runs of 100,000 sheets.

## Events in 1984

By the end of this year, a total of at least 195 out of 400 remaining episodes of the old series of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood reran on PBS, having previously aired from October 19, 1981 to November 5, 1982, while those that previously aired in 1983 did not air again until April 1985 at the earliest.
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace

## Synopsis

Return to a galaxy far, far away in the first chapter of the mythic Star Wars saga. Set thirty years before the original Star Wars film, Episode 1 introduces a young Anakin Skywalker, a boy with special powers, unaware that the journey he is taking will transform the universe forever. It is a time when the Jedi Knights are the guardians of peace in a turbulent galaxy and a young queen fights to save her people. In the shadow lurks an evil force waiting for the right moment to strike. With Episode 1 in your collection you can experience the excitement again and again. Feel the adrenaline of the Boonta Eve Podrace. Relive the intense lightsaber battles. Discover the incredible detail and the breathtaking scope of this milestone in the Star Wars saga.

## Cast

 Obi-Wan Kenobi
 Queen Padmé Amidala
 Anakin Skywalker

## In Other Languages

 Portuguese
 Japanese
 Chinese
 Korean
 Thai

## Production timeline

* **June 26–September 30, 1997:**Filming occurred between these dates.
* **1998:**Special effects and pick-ups were added to the film.

## Release timeline

 VHS
 DVD
 Blu-ray Disc
 Blu-ray Disc (re-release)

## Home video timeline

Main article: Home video timeline for the Star Wars films
## Weblinks

* http://www.starwars.com/episode-i (1998–July 1, 2008)
Twilight Sparkle

Dutiful and intelligent, **Twilight Sparkle** is obsessed with one thing: studying magic! She once studied so much, she made no time for anypony else. That is until her mentor, Princess Celestia charged her with the study of a special kind of magic--- friendship! Newly converted to the joys of having friends, she uses her knowledge and unusually powerful gift for magical spells to help her companions in Ponyville. Though sometimes she gets on her "high horse" about what's right or wrong, her eagerness to learn and lend a helping hoof endear her to her new friends in Ponyville, and when the going gets tough, her big brain and love for her friends transform her into a natural born leader!

Note: This was from the official website at Hasbro.com.

## Production

Twilight Sparkle started off with the name "Twilight Twinkle" in late 2008. Her name changed to "Twilight Sky", then "Twilight Sparkle" in November 2009.

## Appearances

### My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

Twilight is the main focus of the following episodes:

1. Friendship is Magic, part 1
2. The Ticket Master
3. Boast Busters
4. Winter Wrap-Up
5. Feeling Pinkie Keen (biggest Season 1 appearance; also biggest with Pinkie Pie)
6. Lesson Zero
7. It's About Time (biggest Season 2 appearance)
8. A Canterlot Wedding, part 1
9. The Crystal Empire, part 1
10. The Crystal Empire, part 2
11. Magic Duel
12. Magical Mystery Cure (biggest Season 3 appearance)
13. Princess Twilight Sparkle, part 1
14. Princess Twilight Sparkle, part 2
15. Three's a Crowd
16. Testing, Testing, 1, 2, 3 (biggest Season 4 appearance; also biggest with Rainbow Dash)
17. Twilight's Kingdom, part 1
18. Twilight's Kingdom, part 2
19. Amending Fences (biggest Season 5 appearance)
20. What About Discord?
21. The Hooffields and McColts (biggest appearance with Fluttershy)
22. The Cutie Re-Mark, part 1
23. The Cutie Re-Mark, part 2
24. Top Bolt (biggest Season 6 appearance; also her only episode for this season)
25. Celestial Advice
26. A Flurry of Emotions
27. Fame and Misfortune
28. Once Upon a Zeppelin (biggest Season 7 appearance)
29. Horse Play
30. Friendship University
31. The Point of No Return
32. A Trivial Pursuit (with Pinkie Pie)
33. The Last Problem

**Also appeared in:**

* My Little Pony: Equestria Girls (2013)
* My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks (2014)
* My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Friendship Games (2015) (only in epilogue)
* My Little Pony: The Movie (2017)
* My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Forgotten Friendship (2018)
* My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Spring Breakdown (2019)

## Counterparts

* Mario series - Princess Rosalina
* Sonic the Hedgehog series - Amy Rose
* Phineas and Ferb - Isabella Garcia-Shapiro

## Gallery

### Images

Official Hasbro profile imageOfficial Hasbro profile image (Equestria Girls)
### Screenshots

S1E01: Friendship is Magic, part 1S1E03: The Ticket MasterS1E24: Owl's Well That Ends WellS3E03: Too Many Pinkie PiesS3E04: One Bad Apple (background only)S7E03: A Flurry of EmotionsS9E05: The Point of No ReturnS9E26: The Last Problem (final appearance)
Cinder Radcliff

* **Overview**
* Skills & Abilities
* History
* Changelog
* Image & Misc.

Add general description here!

### Assets

* Exquisite 300yo Large Log Cabin (Brought over from homeworld; includes 4 bedrooms, kitchen/dining room, living room, 3 bathrooms, basement, attic, workshop, library, and a greenhouse)
* A Clydesdale Horse
* A Merchants Wagon
Yummy Yummy (VHS/DVD)

**Yummy Yummy** is a remake of the 1994 Video of the same Name, released on April 13, 1998. It is arguably one of The Wiggles' most popular Videos along with the remake of Wiggle Time, launching the popularity of Songs like Hot Potato, Fruit Salad and The Monkey Dance (which had first been released Years beforehand). Some songs were re-recorded for this Version, such as the previously mentioned Hot Potato and The Monkey Dance. Songs like Pufferbillies and Havenu Shalom Alechem were not in the original Version but added to this Video. No songs from the original Video were removed, except for Dorothy's Birthday Party which was part of the bonus segment at the end.

## Songs

1. Hot Potato
2. D.O.R.O.T.H.Y. (My Favourite Dinosaur)
3. Pufferbillies
4. Henry's Dance
5. Walk
6. Joannie Works With One Hammer
7. The Monkey Dance
8. Crunchy Munchy Honey Cakes
9. Shaky Shaky
10. Teddy Bear Hug (Australian Version Only)
11. Point Your Finger (Wiggle Puppets) - Wigglemix (US and UK Versions Only)
12. Havenu Shalom Alechem
13. I Am A Dancer
14. The Box of Mystery
15. Numbers Rhumba (Australian Version Only)
16. Go Captain Feathersword, Ahoy! (Wiggle Puppets) (US and UK Versions Only)
17. Fruit Salad

## Trivia

* In the US and UK versions, Teddy Bear Hug and Numbers Rhumba were replaced with puppet music videos of Wigglemix and Go Captain Feathersword, Ahoy! (which were both previously used in The Dorothy the Dinosaur and Friends Video). Teddy Bear Hug is a Raffi song, while Numbers Rhumba was written by David Walden and the necessary rights for these songs to appear in the video likely couldn't be obtained.
Born to Add

A collection of rock and roll songs from Sesame Street. Many of the songs featured obscure or one-shot Sesame Streetcharacters that were parodies of popular classic rock bands. However, a number of well-known characters (Bert, Count von Countand Cookie Monster) were also featured.

The album was re-released in 1993 on cassette and 1995 on CD and cassette, with some songs deleted and replaced by more contemporary tracks (see below for details).

The album cover, like the title song, is a parody of Bruce Springsteen's Born to Run.

## Tracks (1983 Version)

### Side 1

1. Born to Add - Bruce Stringbean and The S. Street Band
2. Letter B - The Sesame Street Beetles
3. Count Up to Nine - The Count with Ftatateeta and the Bats
4. The Opposite Song - Chris and the Alphabeats
5. The Ten Commandments of Health - Dr. Thad and the Medications
6. Honk Around a Clock - The Honkers
7. Me Going to Munch You, Munch You, Munch You - Cookie Monster with Crumbs Unlimited and The Crumbs Unlimited Orchestra

### Side 2

1. (I Can't Get No) Co-Operation - Mick Swagger and The Sesame Street Cobble Stones
2. With Every Beat of My Heart - Little Jerry and the Monotones
3. I Wish I Had a Friend to Play with Me - Bert
4. Count it Higher - Chris and The Alphabeats
5. I Want a Monster to Be My Friend - A Little Girl
6. Hey Food - Cookie Monster and The Sesame Street Beetles

## Tracks (1993 and 1995 Versions)

### Side 1

1. Born to Add - Bruce Stringbean and The S. Street Band
2. Cereal Girl - The Cereal Girl
3. Count Up to Nine - The Count with Ftatateeta and the Bats
4. The Opposite Song - Chris and the Alphabeats
5. The Ten Commandments of Health - Dr. Thad and the Medications
6. Honk Around a Clock - The Honkers
7. Me Going to Munch You, Munch You, Munch You - Cookie Monster with Crumbs Unlimited and The Crumbs Unlimited Orchestra

### Side 2

1. (I Can't Get No) Co-Operation - Mick Swagger and The Sesame Street Cobble Stones
2. I Am Chicken - A chicken
3. With Every Beat of My Heart - Little Jerry and the Monotones
4. I Wish I Had a Friend to Play with Me - Bert
5. Count it Higher - Chris and The Alphabeats
6. Octopus Blues - An Octopus
7. Barn in the USA - Bruce Stringbean and The S. Street Band
Toy Story That Time Forgot

The other Toy Story TV special, **Toy Story That Time Forgot**, premiered on ABC on December 2, 2014. It was later released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on November 3, 2015.

## Synopsis

Disney-Pixar proudly present a hilarious new animated Toy Story adventure. During one of Bonnie's post-Christmas playdates, the Toy Story crew find themselves in uncharted territory when the coolest set of action figures ever turn out to be dangerously delusional. It's all up to Trixie the triceratops if the gang hopes to ever return to Bonnie's room. Toy Story That Time Forgot is an unforgettable tale packed with family fun. Bring home all the laughter and excitement on DVD!

## Cast

 Buzz Lightyear
 Jessie
 Reptillus Maximus
 Mr. Pricklepants
 Mr. Potato Head
 Rex
 Trixie
 Bonnie
 Bonnie's mom
Muppet Classic Theater

The production was notable for being the Muppets' first feature-length direct-to-video production (with to date the only other being 2002's Kermit's Swamp Years).

## Songs

* Show Me Some Respect
* The Midas Touch
* Who Do You Think You're Fooling?
* Gotta Get That Name
* Nothing's Too Good for You
* Blue Suede Shoes

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Media from **1997**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 this year:

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 1997:

The following was in circulation by year's end:
Barney & the Backyard Gang: Rock with Barney

## Synopsis

### 1991-1992 VHS

Barney joins the Backyard Gang on a fun-filled adventure in a movie studio. Through a protect-our-earth theme, Rock with Barney encourages children to sing and play along in a musical fantasy.

### 1996 VHS

Children will enjoy singing and dancing with Barney and his friends as they explore a movie studio. The children promise to protect our earth, sing songs about animals, and learn about our flag. Using props and sets, the children dress up, perform a puppet show, and sing while Baby Bop dances. With the help of their imaginations, a donkey statue even comes to life. Pretending has never been more fun!

**Educational Theme**: The parts of a Movie Studio / Ways to Protect the Earth

## Songs

1. Barney Theme Song
2. We are Barney and the Backyard Gang
3. Help Protect the Earth
4. Apples and Bananas
5. Down by the Bay
6. Six Little Ducks
7. Me and My Teddy
8. My Dear Country
9. Yankee Doodle Dandy
10. Tingalayo
11. I Can Laugh
12. The Frog on a Log
13. Good Manners
14. Boom, Boom, Ain't it Great to Be Crazy?

## Trivia

* The original 1991 VHS contains previews for Campfire Sing-Along, Waiting for Santa, and Barney Goes to School.

## Re-releases

On the release date of Barney's Birthday in 1992, all eight Backyard Gang videos were re-packaged in newer cover art cases, and re-printed to only contain The Lyons Group logo played directly after the end credits of each video.

Along with this video, all of the other Backyard Gang videos had previews for Kids for Character and Barney's Talent Show when they were re-released in early 1996.

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Sesame Street Fever

Both the album's title and cover are a parody of Saturday Night Fever, the 1977 movie starring John Travolta and with a soundtrack dominated by the music of the Bee Gees, which became one of the era's biggest sellers.

## Tracks

### Side 1

1. Sesame Street Fever - Robin Gibb, The Count, Grover, Ernie and Cookie Monster
2. Doin' the Pigeon - Bert and the Girls
3. Rubber Duckie - Ernie and his Rubber Duckie

### Side 2

1. Trash - Robin Gibb
2. C is for Cookie - Cookie Monster and the Girls
3. Has Anybody Seen My Dog? - Marty and Grover
Universal Kids

On September 26, 2005, Sesame Workshop and HiT Entertainment joined forces with Comcast to launch a new digital cable television network called PBS Kids Sprout.

Upon the network's launch, a free video-on-demand service was also released to digital cable subscribers nationwide.

In late 2013, NBC bought the network's rights from PBS, and since then, PBS Kids Sprout was renamed to just "Sprout". On May 1, 2017, NBC Universal announced that Sprout will be replaced by Universal Kids, which launched on September 9, 2017.

## Programming

All programs broadcast on Sprout are designed for preschool audiences, and possibly for those who grew up watching classic shows that aired on this network as well, such as Barney & Friends and the Thomas the Tank Engine series.

In Sprout's early years, Thomas & Friends episodes included those from the first generation, and Barney & Friends had episodes from Seasons 4-8. In September 2007, 21 episodes of the first three seasons of that show were added to the lineup, and they aired for about four years in the exact same rotation, until 2011.

In later years, newer episodes of both shows began appearing on the lineup, often replacing older episodes.

Unfortunately, the network's contract with PBS expired on Sprout's 10th anniversary (September 26, 2015), and as a result, both Barney & Friends and Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends were removed off the lineup.

As of after when Universal Kids replaced Sprout, all programming carried over from the old channel now only airs from 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., while primetime shows comprise of those targeted at older children aged 8-12.

Universal Kids often airs movies. Once, Ice Age: The Meltdown was broadcast on this channel. Also, for some strange reason, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone once aired on Universal Kids and It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie aired during their holiday schedule in 2018.

## Gallery

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Disney's Greatest Vol. 1

## Disney's Greatest Vol. 1

### **Format**

Audio CD
Audio Cassette
Digital MP3

### **List price**

$17.97 (Audio CD)
$11.98 (Audio Cassette)
$8.99 (Digital MP3)

## Tracks

1. Strangers Like Me (from Tarzan)
2. Reflection (from Mulan)
3. I Won't Say (I'm in Love) (from Hercules)
4. Out There (from The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
5. You've Got a Friend in Me (from Toy Story)
6. Just Around the Riverbend (from Pocahontas)
7. Circle of Life (from The Lion King)
8. A Whole New World (from Aladdin)
9. Beauty and the Beast (from Beauty and the Beast)
10. Kiss the Girl (from The Little Mermaid)
11. I Wan'na Be Like You (from The Jungle Book)
12. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (from Mary Poppins)
13. Cruella De Vil (from 101 Dalmatians)
14. Once Upon a Dream (from Sleeping Beauty)
15. Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (from Cinderella)
16. You Can Fly (from Peter Pan)
17. Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah (from Song of the South)
18. Heigh-Ho (from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)
19. Bella Notte (from Lady and the Tramp)
20. When You Wish Upon a Star (from Pinocchio)

1. ↑ Disney's Greatest: Vol. 1
1990

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Media from **1990**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 this year:

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 1990:

 File:$5-L (1989).jpg$5 | 912,000,000
 File:$10-K (1990).jpg$10 | 771,200,000
 File:$20-G (1990).png$20 | 1,801,600,000
 File:$50-B (1990).png$50 | 128,000,000
 File:$100-B (1990).png$100 | 240,000,000

The following was in circulation by year's end:
On The Move with Barney (VHS)

**On The Move with Barney** is a Blockbuster exclusive VHS containing Round and Round We Go and Barney's Adventure Bus It was released for rental in Blockbuster stores on November 22, 2002 as a part of the "Kidmongous" line of exclusive videos.

## Song List

### Round and Round We Go

1. Barney Theme Song
2. This is the Way
3. A Circle's Shape is Round
4. Pop Wheely's Got a Way to Go
5. Oh, When We March
6. Big and Little
7. The Wheels on the Bus
8. Look Both Ways
9. She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain
10. Sailing Medley: I'd Love to Sail/The Fishing Song
11. Riding on a Bike
12. Down By the Station
13. Hey, Look at Me! I Can Fly!
14. This is the Way (Reprise)
15. I Love You

### Barney's Adventure Bus

1. Barney Theme Song
2. It's a Beautiful Day
3. The Land of Make-Believe
4. The Wheels on the Bus
5. Let's Go on a Adventure
6. Happy Dancin'
7. Castles So High
8. The Doors on the Bus
9. Make the Dough
10. Nothing Beats a Pizza
11. The People on the Bus
12. Get Along Little Doggies
13. Home on the Range
14. Turkey in the Straw (Barney's Version)
15. The Wheels on the Bus (Reprise)
16. The Elephant Song
17. The Popcorn Song
18. The Baby Bop Hop
19. Our Friend BJ Had a Band
20. The People on the Bus (Reprise)
21. I Love You
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Media from **2000**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 this year:

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 2000:

 File:$5-F (2000).jpg$5 | 640,000,000
 File:$10-A (2000).jpg$10 | 492,800,000
 File:$20-D (2000).jpg$20 | 2,707,200,000

The following was in circulation by year's end:
Gary Beadle

Gary Beadle is a British actor, best known for playing Paul Trueman in EastEnders and Gary Barwick in Operation Good Guys. Yet is more known as portraying Chris Williams in Doctor Who

## Biography

Beadle was raised as one of five children in Bermondsey, South London, where he was baptised a Roman Catholic. As children, he and his elder brother Rikki produced a version of the 1976 youth musical-gangster film *Bugsy Malone* for Southwark London Borough Council. Directed by Rikki who starred as Talula, Gary played janitor Fizzy. Rikki tried to invite the original film's director Alan Parker to the performance, but his assistant did come, and used her connections to get Rikki, Gary and their younger sister into the community-based Anna Scher Theatre school.

After developing a love of hip hop, and especially Run-D.M.C. and the Sugarhill Gang, Beadle moved to New York City in his early twenties. On return to London, he formed a rap group called the City Limits Crew. He also worked as a comedian.

He also started to work as an actor, and appeared in *The Young Ones* (BBC 1984); the 1986 film *Absolute Beginners*; *Jerusalem*, the 1987 short film starring the Style Council pop group; *Making Out* in 1989–91 as Simon; the BBC sitcom *Absolutely Fabulous*, where he played the gay lover of Eddie's (Jennifer Saunders) ex-husband Justin; the TV series *Born to Run* in 1997; From 1990 to 1995 he portrayed Chris Williams on BBC’s hit series Doctor Who

## Work on Doctor who

Gary played Chris Williams who happened to be Raine's friend he travelled with The Eighth and Ninth Doctor

## After Doctor Who

Beadle went on to star as Paul Trueman in the BBC Hit series Eastenders Immediately after completing filming of *EastEnders*, Beadle playing the Evil Queen's henchman in the Qdos Entertainmentproduction of Snow White at the Cliffs Pavilion in Southend-on-Sea, opposite Linda Lusardi. Since leaving *EastEnders*, Beadle has roles in *Holby City* (2005), *Doctors* (2006) and the Jean-Claude Van Damme film *Til Death*, released in 2007.
Adventures From Hummingbird Alley (VHS)

**Adventures in Hummingbird Alley** is a Blockbuster Video-exclusive "Kidmongous" rental VHS from Allegra's Window featuring Small is Beautiful, Storytime Sing-Along and Waiting for Grandma.

## Episode List

1. Small is Beautiful
2. Storytime Sing-Along
3. Waiting for Grandma

## Face Promos

1. Face Shrinks
2. Face Announces a Special Song from Allegra and Lindi
3. Face Looks at Ladybugs (Allegra's Storytime Sing-Along version)
4. Face Loves Snow
5. Face Wishes Us a Happy Holidays
Barney's Colors & Shapes (VHS)

In this 2-pack VHS set, we learn all about colors and shapes. Like the "Exercise Circus and Parade of Numbers" 2-pack set, this set was also only available for a limited time. In this re-release for "The Treasure of Rainbow Beard", the short credits from 1996 (about 20 seconds long) are used.

## Synopsis

### The Treasure of Rainbow Beard

Ahoy mates, there's treasure to be found! Join Barney and his friends as they set out on a quest to find Rainbow Beard's may of shapes and colors. This magical map helps lead the children to a wonderful hidden treasure which, they discover, is something they can share with everyone they love, including their best friend Barney.

### Red, Blue and Circles Too!

Triangles. Circles. Squares. And all of the colors of the rainbow. Come along as Barney and his friends discover the many colors and shapes that surround us. From sponge paints to hula hoops, there's fun for all. Plus, Barney helps the children realize that everyone is different, yet very special. Baby Bop also pays a visit and joins in on the fun as they children set out to find all sorts of interesting shapes and colors.

## Songs

### The Treasure of Rainbow Beard

1. Barney Theme Song
2. A Hunting We Will Go
3. And the Green Grass Grows All Around
4. Frere Jacques
5. Painting the Shapes
6. Old Brass Wagon
7. The Barney Bag
8. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
9. The Rainbow Song
10. I Love You

### Red, Blue and Circles Too!

1. Barney Theme Song
2. Pop Goes the Weasel
3. Painting the Shapes
4. The Rainbow Song
5. Old Brass Wagon
6. My Yellow Blankey
7. Wave the Flags
8. I Love You
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1994 VHS)

As the first Disney animated feature film ever released in 1937 (and following its last theatrical re-release on July 2, 1993 when the film was digitally restored), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was announced for its first home video release in the fall on February 22, 1994. It was also the first ever title of the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection. The first tapes were printed in May 1994, and the video began selling worldwide in October 1994.

Each copy of this VHS was sold for $26.99. On November 14, 1994, it was reported that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs has sold more than 17 million copies in just three weeks, then later, 20 million copies in mid-December 1994. The video was discontinued on April 30, 1995.

With the video release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, this left The Aristocats the last Disney animated film without a VHS to date.

## VHS Supplements

Note: The reason why the 1986 Walt Disney Home Video logo was used on Version 1 was because the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection logo was not yet completed at that time.

## Gallery

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## Videos

1. ↑ Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs on Amazon.com
2. ↑ Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson

## Synopises

This one-hour special, "a tribute to a man and his imagination," celebrates the life and career of Jim Henson. The retrospective includes appearances by celebrity guests, a variety of clips from Henson's television and film work, and candid, behind-the-scenes footage of Henson working with his creative team.

## Notes

* This is one of the last productions in which Richard Hunt performed Scooter and Janice. Following Hunt's death in 1992

* As aired on CBS, the montage of Jim's early work included a Wilkins Coffee commercial (cannon). A later "International" version replaces this clip with the climax to the "Coffee Break Machine" sketch from *The Ed Sullivan Show*, where an early Cookie Monster explodes after eating a computer.

* Kermit's dialogue is re-dubbed in later airings (still voiced by Whitmire with an electronically deepened vocal).

* This is the only production to have Steve Whitmire as Kermit and Richard Hunt as Scooter, but is not the only production to have Whitmire as Kermit and Hunt as Janice, the other production with Whitmire and Hunt as Kermit and Janice was Muppets on Location: Days of Swine and Roses which was at the Disney-MGM Studios in 1991
Barney's Imagination Island

In pre-production since October 14, 1993, Barney's Imagination Island was first broadcast on April 24, 1994. It starred characters from Season 2 of Barney & Friends, taking place just after the finale of that season and before Barney Live! in New York City.

Pre-orders for Barney's Imagination Island began on September 14, 1994, and the video was released on October 4. It was the last video to have no previews, while some copies contain previews for Barney Live! in New York City and the Barney books.

## Synopsis

A storybook adventure comes to life when Tosha and Min discover that their wish to sail on a ship to Imagination Island is possible with a little help from Barney! On board, they are surprised to find Baby Bop, BJ, Shawn and Derek. Suddently, a giant wave stsrands the ship atop a group of palm trees. As the crew explores the jungle island they meet Professor Tinkerputt -- a toy inventor who doesn’t want anyone to play with his toys. Can Barney and his friends show the professor that good things happen when you share?

## Songs

1. Just Imagine
2. Sailing Medley: Sailing, Sailing, Row, Row, Row Your Boat, Blow the Man Down, My Blankey Lies Over the Ocean, A Sailor Went To Sea, Sea, Sea,
3. That's What an Island Is
4. Jungle Adventure
5. Tinkerputt's Song
6. If You're Happy and You Know It
7. Just Imagine (Reprise)
8. It's Good to Be Home

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