Little Einsteins: Mission Celebration! 2006 DVD Overview

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