Journey back in time with the Wonder Pets as they relive when they first met, tackled their first rescue mission and learned the importance of teamwork in the new DVD release Wonder Pets!: The First Rescue. The DVD, available exclusively at Amazon.com, features seven new-to-DVD adventures including the never-before-seen “Happy Mothers Day!” and “Save the Sun Bear!”
- Wonder Pets A Job Well Done Save The Rhino
- The Wonder Pets A Job Well Done/ Save The Rhino
- The Wonder Pets A Job Well Done/ Save The Rhino
- A Job Well Done Quotes
Gavin truly loved this movie. He loves Linny, Tuck, & Ming-Ming! He loves their fun adventures and I love the lessons that they teach. I love that they believe in manners and helping others. Educational preschool television shows are great for distractions when I need a few minutes. The Wonder Pets are definitely a show that gets my complete approval.
Episode Synopses:
May 22, 2009 Starring: Teala Dunn, Danica Lee, Sofie Zamchick. Summary: A Job Well Done!: The wonder pets 100th save celebration is shorten when they need to rescue someone else. Save the Rhino!: A bashful rhino needs to make friends, so the wonder pets travel to Tanzania to help out. Creator: Josh Selig and Jennifer Oxley and Jennifer Oxley. Summary: A Job Well Done!: The wonder pets 100th save celebration is shorten when they need to rescue someone else. Save the Rhino!: A bashful rhino needs to make friends, so the wonder pets travel to Tanzania to help out.
How It All Began!
Linny tells Tuck, Ming-Ming and Ollie the story of how the Wonder Pets first got started. The episode flashbacks to see how Linny, Tuck and Ming-Ming met, how they discovered teamwork and where all those catchy songs come from
Happy Mother’s Day!
It’s Mother’s Day and the Wonder Pets are taking cookies to Granny Ginny. On the way, they run into mothers from past saves and give them some cookies. But when they arrive at Ginny’s, all the cookies are gone!
Wonder Pets A Job Well Done Save The Rhino
Save the Sun Bear!
The Wonder Pets travel to Bali to save a Baby Sun Bear up on a statue. But a mischievous Monkey keeps stealing their things. The team must teach the Monkey not to take things that don’t belong to him, and rescue the Sun Bear.
Save the Mermaid!
The Wonder Pets fly into a clay diorama to help a Young Mermaid who wants to be a pirate.
Save the Visitor’s Birthday Party!
The Wonder Pets travel to space to attend the Visitor’s birthday party. But when Zorky the Intergalactic Party Clown cancels, it’s up to the Wonder Pets to save the party and entertain the Visitor.
A Job Well Done!
To celebrate their hundredth save, the Wonder Pets watch a special home movie. However, the movie is interrupted when they find a Baby Mouse in the projector! They free the Mouse and make their hundred and first save.
The Wonder Pets A Job Well Done/ Save The Rhino
Save the Rhino!
The Wonder Pets journey to Tanzania to help a lonely Baby Rhino find a friend. They encourage the shy Rhino to make friends with a Baby Elephant.The Wonder Pets: The First Rescue DVD is 97 minutes long and is not rated.
You can purchase the Wonder Pets: The First Rescue DVD at Amazon.com for $14.99
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The Wonder Pets A Job Well Done/ Save The Rhino
- 2006
- 3 Seasons
A Job Well Done Quotes
The Wonder Pets is a children's show that follows the adventures of three classroom pets--Linny the Guinea Pig, Tuck the Turtle, and Ming-Ming the duckling. The Wonder Pets see themselves as tiny superheroes, coming to the aid of an animal in trouble. Linny is their fearless leader. Tuck is sensitive and caring. Ming-Ming is the comic relief. At the start of every episode, the Wonder Pets seem like typical class pets. Their time relaxing is interrupted by the telephone ringing. When they answer the phone, they learn there is an animal in trouble. They throw on their Wonder Pets capes and spring into action. They hop on their 'Flyboat'--a flying boat constructed from classroom toys--and rush to the rescue. Before they leave, they usually struggle with a problem in the classroom. They work together to find a solution; this always comes in handy later in the episode. Once they reach the animal, the Wonder Pets plan a way to help. Generally, they are unsuccessful in their first attempts to rescue the animal. Luckily, the reason the animal is in trouble mimics the struggle in the classroom earlier. They remember what they learned to solve the problem in the classroom and apply that lesson to rescue the animal. Once the animal is rescued, its parent joins them and profusely thanks the Wonder Pets. They celebrate with a bit of celery, their favorite treat. At the end of the episode, the fly back to the classroom and Linny gives a secret wink to the audience. A typical episode is fifteen minutes long; this is the perfect amount of time for a young child with a shorter attention span. Every episode features song and music that will delight any child. Children will enjoy the simple animation, likable characters, and easy to follow dialogue. The storyline can be predictable but children will appreciate the repetition. Parents will appreciate the lessons their chidren learn about teamwork, patience, and compassion for others. Parents and children alike will cheer the Wonder Pets on as they save the day.