Product Description

(Family) This award-winning preschool series provides children a safe, cozy place to learn about the world around them. The series is based on the enduring Friendship of Loonette, the clown, and her doll Molly as they embark on fun-filled learning adventures. Episodes focus on social, emotional, physical and healthy living themes that help children develop vital life skills.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #11151 in DVD
• Brand: Genius
• Released on: 2007-02-06
• Rating: Unrated
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Dolby, Full Screen, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 78 minutes

Customer Reviews

The new Loonette grows on you
My almost 2 year old daughter loves this show so much. Having the tapes left over from big sis my husband put one in and she became a huge fan. Having the show with the original Loonette is hard to find on dvd so we bought this one to see if she would like it thought my now 6 year old can tell the difference my 2 year old still think it's great. She can sit through all 3 episodes on the dvd with no problem. I am even finding my 6 year old watching with her saying mom she grows on you. If you are looking for something different then colored talking amimals give it a try.

captivates our toddler but not Alison Court (original Loonette)
One of the few shows that my 20 month old will sit and watch for 10 minutes withough making a peep. He loves the Loonette and Molly parts, but hates the dust bunnies and the reading part. Sings and dances along with the music. One thing that needs to be mentioned is that although this is listed as the original Loonette(Alison Court) it is not it's Ramona Gilmore Darling, who is not nearly as good as Court.

LOVE IT
My son, Truett, never watched shows until this! One day I turned on PBS and there it was, "Big Comfy Couch". It caught his eye and he watched almost the entire thing. He was about 16-17 months old and never watched anything for more than a minute. I couldn't believe something would keep his attention. I think cartoons are way too stimulating and fast for him but this was almost like a play or skit(it actually is). I got online and found this one. He loves this one the best, we have 2 more "Big Comfy Couch" videos and this is by far the best. Truett is now 22 months and although he watches maybe once a week he loves the characters and we often talk about them. Also, when he is sick we may have a "MOLLY" marathon. He calls Loonette and Molly, Molly.