Episode Listing
This DVD contains five episodes from the Littlest Pet Shop cartoon. Amazon doesn't always do a good job on their DVD episode listings so here are the episodes that are included on this DVD:
1. Blythe's Crush - Blythe and Zoe return a set of keys to a boy while the other pets meet a legendary parrot.
2. Dumb Dumbwaiter - Some of the pets get trapped in a dumbwaiter while the others try to rescue them.
3. Lights, Camera, Mongoose - The pets visit with a famous movie star mongoose.
4. What Did You Say? - Blythe gets sick and can't understand the pets anymore.
5. Terriers & Tiaras - Bad behavior at a pet pageant show.
Cute Cartoon for the Kids
Littlest Petshop Petacular Escapades is a super cute dvd with lots of cute and short episodes on it. Each episode is about 20 minutes long which is perfect for most kids and parents. Each of the episodes was just as cute as the next but one thing is for sure, they are full of exciting adventures for both the pets and Blythe.
1. Blythe's Crush - Blythe and Zoe return a set of keys to a boy while the other pets meet a legendary parrot.
2. Dumb Dumbwaiter - Some of the pets get trapped in a dumbwaiter while the others try to rescue them.
3. Lights, Camera, Mongoose - The pets visit with a famous movie star mongoose.
4. What Did You Say? - Blythe gets sick and can't understand the pets anymore.
5. Terriers & Tiaras - Bad behavior at a pet pageant show.
One of the best lessons in my opinion is that no matter what to always be yourself and not envy another person. Each of us has our own blessings, but sometimes we get wrapped up in what it would be...
All of my kids enjoyed it
All of my kids, including my son enjoyed this five episode DVD collection. While my kids are too young to understand crushes and how embarrassing parents can be to teenagers, they still enjoyed the silly slapstick humor. The first episode focuses on Sunil's psychic abilities to help Blythe reunite with her crush to give him his keys back. The rest of the episodes were harmless and taught lessons like being yourself and not envying another's person's life/blessings over your own.
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