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Message from Dean - May 8th 2007
I am currently testing out a new version of the APF Bridge Component - If you notice any errors within this demo store please drop me a line.
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302276206
Format: Color, NTSC
ISBN: 6302276209
Label: Random House Home Video
Languages: EnglishOriginal LanguageAnalogSpanishOriginal LanguageAnalog
Manufacturer: Random House Home Video
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Random House Home Video
Release Date: April 18, 1995
Running Time: 60 minutes
Studio: Random House Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: November 10, 1969
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My title says it all. It is a wonderful way for parents to introduce the cultural aspect into their childrens' world
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I have not seen this in YEARS, yet it is still fresh in my mind. I just bought it off the Met website and am going to look into converting it to DVD. I am 22, and I want to be able to show this to my children. It is still probably one of my favorite movies (well, more of an hour long show) of all time, topping many things considered "grown up". There really is no children's programming like this anymore. Get it while you can.
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Best Sesame Street movie ever. It started my love for all things Egyptian, and for museums! I now work in one, and on my days off, I travel around going to other museums! This movie sparked my obsession. It is educational, and something no child will forget!
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I am one of those kids who grew up watching this video. Nineteen years after first seeing the video, I went as a college student last for the first time to the Met, taking snapshots of all of the important artifacts from "Don't Eat The Pictures".
Oddly enough, I really believe that this movie was a large contributing factor to my choice of archaeology as a career. This movie is a classic. It encourages real world participation and is still able to make me laugh. As soon as I have children, this will be the first video that they ever watch.
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I first saw this film back in 1983. I must have been about seven. I remember when it first premiered on PBS (Channel 11 in Chicago, where I grew up). My sister and I were allowed to stay up late on a Sunday night just to watch it. Then I didn't see it again for many years until I found it for sale on Amazon.
It's such a cute video. The adults of Sesame Street take Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Grover, and some of the kids to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC. Just as the museum is about to close, Big Bird says that Snuffy was supposed to meet him. Of course this draws a lot of moans and groans from the adults, as Snuffy wouldn't make his debut for two more years. Big Bird sneaks away to find Snuffy just as the museum is closing! It becomes a game of cat and mouse as the night guard is sure that something weird is going on and the gang just slips by him. But the biggest story is that Snuffy and Big Bird meet an ancient Egyptian prince named Sahou. Sahou has been trying to get ... Read More
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