I don't have the dvd, yet, but this series is BY FAR the best television depiction of adolescence available. A huge shame it was never picked up for more seasons, this show has a very loyal fanbase and changed my perceptions on what t.v. was capable of.

Gorgeous Disney movie. And I chose that word carefully. Yes, it is also a musical, and parts of it are fun and frolicsome, but it's most influential feature is its look. The backgrounds all seem to be moving oil paintings. The mood is dark and deep. You feel the jungle around the characters. Gorgeous.

The first broadway musical I heard that made me cry. Almost everyone knows the story, the lucky have heard the musical. It is such a sorrowful yet uplifting experience, I rarely know what to do with myself after hearing it.

Do I really need to give an explanation? the ipod freed up my listening habits in so many ways: no longer do you have to carry 20 cds around just to keep occupied, no longer must you own an entire cd when you only want one or two songs, and finally, finally the public library is useful for more than books.

As American as Apple Pie, Baseball, and Cuban Cigars...okay, sorry. Anyway, if you don't know every song on here, you need to buy the cd right away, before your citizenship as an educated human being is revoked. Beautiful jazz numbers in their original album (it's easy to forget most of the Peanuts Classics came out all at once.) Brings back great memories. RIP Schultz. RIP Guaraldi.