Frank WelkerCurious George: A Day at the Library

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Our whole family loves Curious George! That lovable little monkey is a magnet for mischief. George is sweet and well meaning but always seems to find himself in some kind of mess! He manages to learn from his mistakes though. He could be solving a mystery, being a super spy, meeting new friends, or learning to dance. My 3year old enjoys watching over and over and its one of the few cartoons that I don't mind watching too.Episodes:Book MonkeyGeorge's Super Subway AdventureMonkey Size MeWhistlepig WednesdaySigns UpSnow UseThe Big PictureSees the LightThis does include short episodes in between of kids involved in and explaining some kind of activity. If you don't like these, I suggest getting a season (1, 6, 7, 8, & 9 are available). The season DVDs do not have these live action segments in between the George episodes.

There are 8 short stories in this DVD. My toddler loves this cartoon very much. Except that in between the cartoon stories there are some explanation (acted out by some kids, non-cartoon type) of the concepts behind the cartoon which my toddler has no interest in. She didn't like that as I think she's too young to understand them but as a parent I think that those explanations are great and useful. Maybe my toddler will understand in another few months time.For example, one of the stories is titled "Monkey Size Me". The arm length of George was used as a unit of measurement while he was preparing for a birthday party. The explanation after the cartoon was illustrated by showing the number of Georges between the distance of 2 trees. Clear and simple explanation which I think a 4 year old will be able to understandGood buy at an affordable price

Product arrived in a timely fashion and my granddaughter loves that movie

I am so sick of the programming on Disney Channel teaching my boy that if you want to get down from a tree you need a giant piece of celery to slide down. We try and give our child other things to do, but the reality is that sometimes it is just more appropriate to let him watch some TV...if you can stand the agenda of the people making the programs.Then we ran across Curious George and were relieved. No agendas, no politically correct subject matter, no illogical logic. The first time we watched one it was like taking your shoes off after a long walk on a summer day...aaahhhh.To top it off, each DVD only costs around $10. I ended up buying 10 different titles and have been happy with every one...thus I will copy and paste this review on each one of them.This is one happy dad who loves that annoying monkey.

We were looking for a couple specific episodes and SO happy to find them here! The 8 Shows in this DVD are:1. Book Monkey2. George's Super Subway Adventure3. Monkey Size Me4. Whistlepig Wednesday5. Signs Up6. Snow Use7. The Big Picture8. Sees the LightAll are good episodes, but even better if it's one of your kid's favorites!!

Curious George is wild. He's a monkey though. That's accurate. I like how the children distinguish between themselves and George after the episodes in that George can do some things because he is a wild animal. It is fun to watch George be a curious monkey in a civilized world. There are also some educational and social situational material mixed in that older children may distinguish.

Three year old is totally happy with this movie. The only thing I noticed was that if you already have season one, you will get double on some of the episodes.

Excellent quality and shipped in a timely manner!

Cute show

My little nephew loves the movie. He watches it over and over.