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That is the answer to Flaky Pudding's question.

Random House is now part of the Penguin Group. But long before the merger of Random House and the Penguin Group, the distribution rights to many videos that used to be distributed by Random House Home Video (such as direct-to-video Sesame Street videos) were sold to Sony Wonder. Richard...

How come the episode "The Last Cliff Hanger" was not made that Livingston Dangerously, after running out of ideas, because the show taught about words, turned Cliff Hanger into a game similar to Hangman in that if the letter one guessed was NOT in the word, another piece of the picture of "Cliff...

Well, how would you feel about the lions on Between the Lions eating beef jerky? (that's what the non-trademarked term for ready-to-eat meat is, here's the article from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerky) I've eaten other brands of jerky meat snack. By just saying "beef jerky" it...

Actually, I have read books. They are functional even if your electronic device with a screen is broken. Anyway, I notice that the programming that has been released on DVD and iTunes is the stuff that had aired on TV in the past, whereas programming that was only available on home video and...

Why do direct-to-video programs tend to have less demand than stuff that had been aired on TV in the past?

Did you even know that the videos I was talking about existed?

It's okay if stuff we remember is not released at all.

I am definitely okay. In answer to the first question, I am on the autistic spectrum. And the reason I want to know why this obscure children's media has not been reissued is because enough people on YouTube remember them.

Why does nobody care about this series like they do about The Busy World of Richard Scarry, which aired on Nick Jr.?

Why does nobody care about this video series? It contained many of the details that appeared in the FAQs for the 2000 Clifford the Big Red Dog TV series, such as the fact that Emily Elizabeth was eight, Clifford is younger than but much bigger than Emily Elizabeth (as evidenced by the fact that...

In the late 80s and early 90s there was a video series called "Richard Scarry's Best Videos Ever" which consisted of: Richard Scarry's Best ABC Video Ever Richard Scarry's Best Counting Video Ever Richard Scarry's Best Learning Songs Video Ever Richard Scarry's Best Silly Stories and Songs Video...

Before the first Clifford the Big Red Dog PBS TV series there was a six-volume direct-to-video TV series produced in 1988 by Scholastic in cooperation with Nelvana that was also called the Scholastic Learning Library and distributed on VHS by Family Home Entertainment. The series consisted of...

In answer to why I have posted these weird threads, I am on the autistic spectrum. That could have something to do with it.

You are correct because a lot of material from the 80s was redone, but when I wrote this thread I knew that to feature Joe Raposo's song "It takes a lot of little nuts to make a jar of peanut butter" on the show today, they'd have to reshoot it because that song was from when almond butter...

You know, I wanted to see that happen in the last year before the company shut down. Unfortunately, as far as I know, nobody has purchased the rights to the brand, so I can't put that factory on the ballot.

D'Snowth, why are you glad this thread exists?

You all know that if Joe Raposo's song "It takes a lot of little nuts to make a jar of peanut butter" were to be re-aired, Sesame Workshop would have to re-tape it and slightly edit the lyrics so as to teach that peanut butter isn't the only seed butter available, there is also almond butter...

Another reason Between the Lions was a beneficial TV show is that if kids see their favorite children's characters eating meat (even if no brand is mentioned) they will be willing to eat meat even as adults, recognizing that the consumption of meat is part of the ecosystem and stop believing all...

Did Kidsongs with Billy and Ruby Biggle have a reputation for being annoying to adults, or was it one of the few educational kid shows that adults could tolerate? I ask because we all know that Barney, Teletubbies, Blue's Clues and some other educational children's shows had a reputation for...