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With friends, and songs and jokes we've got it all
It's Big Fun Time
You know you'll have a ball!
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Keep young kids entertained after school with CBeebies: Big Fun Time on DVD.
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Released by Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Worldwide on 16th February 2009 and priced at £9.99, the DVD contains 13 fun-filled episodes that are guaranteed to help children kick back after school.
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CBeebies output is packaged into selected zones to give each part of the day a distinctive mood, which has been reflected in previous titles such as Get Set Go (morning) and CBeebies: Bedtime (evening).
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Big Fun Time is next in the range and is designed for entertaining viewing in the afternoon.
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New to CBeebies and quickly becoming a favourite, Harry and Toto is sure to put a smile on faces with the episode "Stop and Go" in which Harry is sent to driving school after a close encounter with a two-tonne lorry.
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Cheer on Stephanie as she tries to return Sportacus to normal after Robbie Rotten turns him in to a ten year old boy and laugh out loud with the Little Robots as they celebrate "Metal Makes Us Special Day".
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Other stories see Brum trying to retrieve a celebrity's stolen jewels and Tommy Zoom finding that he only needs his confidence to beat Polluto.
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The DVD also includes exciting extras such as the energetic number raps with popular CBeebies presenters Sid and Andy, the Big Fun Time song and nonsense rhymes and quizzes.
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CBeebies: Big Fun Time is released on 16th February 2009 and contains the following episodes:
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Harry and Toto – Stop and Go
While Toto prefers watching the quieter pursuit of golf, Harry is motor racing mad and decides to build a go-kart and become the "Fastest Hare on Earth". Speeding through Opposite Town, Harry doesn't notice the red lights or the two-tonne lorry coming straight at him. Thank goodness his brakes work. After a soft landing in a tree, Eric the Elephant, Opposite Town's fire-fighter, brings Harry back to earth while PC Barry the Bear suggests a visit to driving school where he and Toto help Harry to learn the difference between Stop and Go.
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Brum – Airport Adventure
When sparkling jewels are stolen from the famous celebrity at the airport, Brum the live-action Superhero is soon on the case. Will the two baddies take off with the
loot, or can Brum stop their plane in time?
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Little Robots – Metal Makes us special
It's almost "METAL MAKES US SPECIAL DAY" – a happy day when the Little Robots celebrate what they're made of!Ìý Tiny tells them to start the procession of floats in the Oasis and head back to the Nut and Bolt Tree but it all becomes chaotically competitive.Ìý They finally agree it's been a huge success when they sing their song: METAL MAKES US SPECIAL!
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Lazytown – Little Sportacus
Robbie uses a device on Sportacus, turning him into a ten year old boy again, hoping to "re-train" Sportacus the rotten way. Can Stephanie find a way to change him back again?
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Lunar Jim – Rover’s Big Dig
The Moonaluna team has their hands full when a transmission tower goes on the fritz and Ted is in a panic about the possible return of an extinct lunar dinosaur. In the end, it's Rover's penchant for bones that saves the day.
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Higgledy House – Babysitting
Sarah-Jane and Justin look after a baby.
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Charlie and Lola - I want to be much more bigger like you
Life's just not fair when you’re always the smaller one… you can't go to bed late, you can't get your own pink milk and you can't go on the Super Dooper Loop the Looper ride at the fair. Lola does everything she can to make herself taller - imagining she's a sunflower, a skyscraper and even the tallest mountain in the world. Charlie tries to point out all the advantages of being small… and they even swap places. But Lola remains unconvinced. Only the sight and noise of the really scary Loop the Looper makes her change her mind.
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The Large Family – Elephants never forget
They say elephants never forget but Mrs Large manages to forget that she asked the Smarts to lunch. When they turn up, on the very day of Lester’s diving competition, some fast and inventive cooking is called for, along with a little help from Lester’s friend Sebastian.
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Tweenies – When I’m older
The Tweenies play at being grown up.
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Koala Brothers – Mitzi’s Busy Day
The Koalas are having an afternoon tea party, and Mitzi promises to get their groceries for them; she promises Alice she’ll make a cake for her to take to the party, and she promises George she’ll deliver an important message to Sammy for him. When Mitzi discovers that she can’t possibly do everything she’d promised for the party in time, she goes to the Koalas for help. While Mitzi and the others organise the party, the Koalas set off to solve the problem of the cake Mitzi had promised. Soon they’re back with Lolly, who unveils a beautiful ice-cream cake, which saves the day. The Koalas explain the value and importance of keeping a promise, and Mitzi says that from now on, she’ll only make a promise if she knows she can keep it. And that’s a promise!
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Boogie Beebies – Roll up
Dancing fun at the circus.
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Tommy Zoom – Confidence
Does Tommy Zoom realise that all he needs is his confidence to beat Polluto? Or will Polluto convince Tommy that it is his cloak that gives him his super powers?
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Me Too! – Smiles and Frowns
Everyone is sad in Raymond's buffet car as they discover that Rudi's forgotten Louie's birthday.Ìý Raymond spreads some happiness amongst the gloom by making a special meal for Rudi and Louie and producing a lovely birthday cake.
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RELEASE DATE: 16th February 2008
DURATION:ÌýÌý 165 mins approx.
RRP: £9.99
CAT. NUMBER: Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿ÚDVD2909
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Lisa Barker
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